The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-01
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second paragraph shows that they have
adopted the Democratic jackass meth
cd of kicking They complain of the
Governors interference in politics. The
Governor is not responsible to the cleo
torate. The Democrats denounce the
actions of Governor Carter in trying
to dominate the convention with
henchmen,' etc. Who is kicking abCHt
this? If anybody should kick 1t should
be the appointees and they have no
cause to. You all know Governor Car
ter well enough to know that he on
ly removes a man because he is in
efficient to carry out the public service
(Applause). And you know the only
reason Governor Carter has asked for
undated designations is that he did not
wish to be placed in the position of
his predecessor in office, when fraud
was rampant and when otficeholders
refused to give up their offices when
requested to.
1.-THE Democrats are protesting be-
cause Governor Carter puts only Re-
publicans in office. | don't doubt it.
don't doubt but that every Democrat
in the city would like to be in office.
| Carter. however, can find good enough
men in the Republican party to put in
the offices and the Republican party
backs him up. (Applause). The Dem
ocrats want to have men in the Leg
| islature who will not be in harmony
with the executive. We all know what
that means, for we had the experience
four years ago when the legislature pu
in its time passing all sorts of resolu
tions against the executive and foolin.
away the peoples time at $1,000 a day
and then only succeeded in passing the
Lady Dog Bill. (Applause). Do we
want another legislature like that?
IF Governor Carter can dominate the
! legislature as he already has, then
say, God Speed Gov. Carter. Let hin
do it again (Applause).
Then there IS another plank. /
Kinney wrote 1t he must have been dis
tressed by the hammering and pound
ing of the japanese who We're building
his house in College Hills. He wants
| to increase the taxes and raise the sal
, aries. I don't think any of you believe
in such thing. The idea that they
should advise any man to have his
taxes increased, especially his income
| tax! Don't elect such man to tn,
Legislature. We know who pays tn,
income tax; it is the salaried and wage.
earning man"
Mr.. Andrews then spoke strongly II
defense of Delegate Kuhio and spoke
at length of the work he accomplished
| in Observation-Disclosures of lighthouses
to United States, quarantine building
| appropriations for fortifcations etc \
nan who introduced a bill could not
| always fight it through the first SEES
sion
I'VE all know Iaukea. He has join
ed and left every party. There is ne
question but that he knows everything
But we are never sure where Mr.. Tau
kea is on a question and even In st
Louis he Is reported as having risen IN
a Democratic caucus to propose the
name of Theodore Roosevelt for Pres
ident. II laukea got to Washington ht
would become hopelessly mixed in an
| swering inquiries.
"rhe DEMOCRATS say that distress
/ ing financial condition has been reach
/ ed in the Territory and they claim thai
/ Carter is making trouble by withhold
.
/ from the loan fund, But I'm the last
! few weeks you have heard the Demo
/ Gratis weep because We are laying pipes
and circulating the money the best We
b can.
Tho Democratic platform speaks 81
ameliorating the condition OF the labor
INK classes and yet kinney Is a Boss
for when he has any labor 90 perform
be, M well as Coril BroNn employs
japanese, rs all very well "a say
Ru"liorHtr the condition ~ the lnhnr'
lrg Glasses on paper but rs different
Nhon a enmos down GO actually have
lng HANHiilnH behind iHe paint brush,
thn hammer and stN The Damorats
4 say they favor tn# employment ~
sHi.niiai in uqu.Fr H. the question
+ m lfrfnfN WHAT Hh.4- lne Republican
+ party Throughout IH. Territory pete
F i'nW Nrr hfIHa sIHU hy thousands
thith aW tH ha HHI ~ Washington lf
. h.l.wir kufIY as.Hs ugmss to Hits
ffirfH H'i lH IHF ting enc diH
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