Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-26
boilers RECEIVE PUNCHES
AT REPUBLICAN RALLY
BY INDIGNANT PARTY MEN

hood | take pleasure III presenting
John c. Lane, candidate for the Senate
from the Fifth District"
Lane cheered.
MIR. Lanes appearance was greeted
with cheers. He said
Fellow citizens: l am deeply CRATE.
full for the honor given me tonight to
address this gathering; not only do |
appreciate the honor bestowed and the
shown in me by the Repub
lican party by giving me senatorial
nomination, but also from the further
fact that am proud and thankful TO
be at this age and in this stage OF the
history of our country. associated with
q lot OF representatives Of the grand
old party; that party which has as mile
stones along its pathway, the monu.
ments Of such great statesmen and pat.
riots as Abraham Lincoln, u. S. Grant,
James A. Garfield. VIM. Mckinley and
hundreds Of others.
THAT party which has never had thu
walls Of any Coxey's army nor the
hungry cry Of mechanics children fol.
lowing 1t, but which has always had
and always will have the hum and
whirl Of the factory and the gleeful
shout Of prosperity from its farms and
orchards blending in unison with the
wisdom and oratory Of its leaders.
when we look along the pathway
we see that this party ever since its
birth has stood undaunted as upon
foundation of granite, for human rights
and human liberties.
And when we see the next mile stone
TO be erected in honor Of great men We
have the right to feel proud and crate
full that we are permitted to deliberate
in a Republican gathering.
The next mile stone that will he
erected will be as tall and lofty, az
grand and massive and as illustrious as
any Of its predecessors. II will con
tain the name and will mark the period
in the history not only Of the Repub
lean party but of the United States
Vt will contain the name OF that grand
patriot and statesman the peer OF any
who preceded him, Theodore Roosevelt.
Praise for Carter.
Fellow citizens. feel that | cannot
conclude without paying a tribute also
to the chief executive Of this Territory,
Governor George X. Carter. He Is q
man fearless In the exercise Of his duty,
doing that which he thinks is right,
without fear or favor! unique In his in
dividuality, keeping his promises as to
economy and his pledges made to tbs
people when he was inaugurated as
Governor of this Territory and we GER
tainly as a party should be proud Of
him.
III we fellow-citizens desire contin
nation of good and honest admins
tration of our government under hin
we must elect the Republican ticket
hut II on the other hand the power ant
control OF government be given In tn,
hands OF those who are inexperienced I,
discharge public duty, you will. fellow
citizens, render to your country, homes
wives and children, an injustice be
cause you will ruin the credit of you
government thereby causing hard time
q, odorn rho doors of our bomas
NO o"e."a" 'V'
Another matter that l desire TO cal
10 your attention. feilow-citizens' o
the great necessity that is brought 4
the notice OF the Republican party 10
you TO defeat such move. IL IL thi
: talk OF certain men WITHIN our ranks U
elect the lone ana independent candl
date Tor the Senate VINO may. In nj
own mind' see bright star SHINING II
the pathway OF MS puDiic career
AM feiiow.hepuoiicahs' IL the PAL
" 10 De created into one mans part
or is IL 10 DE the party OF the people
: py the people ana LOT the people!
you ieiiowcitizehs 10 not desire
DC sup)ugated 10 the VIII OF such
J.! party. American history iails 10 recor
upon its pages such party pu, part
3 OF the people ny the people ana ior IN
+ people IL the one 10 whieh every ire'
thinking man VIII reaui'y hhd.
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