Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-15

made over and above one hundred dol.
lars per month, for the reason that the
cost Of living here would come just
about right in or about one hundred
dollars per month.
The attitude of Governor Carter is o
vast difference from that Of his prede.
cessor, Mr.. Dole, Of which the Adver.
tiser does not appreciate. We Hawaii.
ans well know that Governor Carter
was not the choice of the family com.
pact" corporations, trusts, monopolies
and majority Of the business houses
in this community, but II was Of Pres.
ident Roosevelt individual selection,
believing that Mr.. Carter would be
able to relieve the anxiety and strain.
! ed relations existing of troubles galore
which was continually directed to the
late President Mckinley and Roose.
welt by protests, resolutions and CORE.
spondence OF facts existing. that was
cherished and nourished by Mr.. Doles
personal cohorts in the p. c. Advert.
ser sanctum sanctorum.
I do honestly believe II the Governor
Is sincere in his attitude Of mingling
with the people, rich and poor alike,
and II there are any differences Of opin.
ions, come halfway and meet the elect.
crate with honest and sincere inten.
lions of building up this Territory on
American traditional lines for the fu.
ture of this Territory, its progress,
prosperity and future happiness, the
greatest good for the greatest number
may be accomplished for my children
and your children.
| The leaders of the Hawaiian people
did and will always contend that this
is our home, the land Of our birth, tho
fatherland of our ancestors, the flag
and our independence. but now no
more Of ours, succumbel to the inevi-
table, that might was right, which was
contrary to our liberty OF scious, but
now an American citizen and that we
intend to enjoy to Its utmost extent
all Of the privileges under the Consti.
tuition of the United States.
Such carpet baggers as Is often re.
peated In certain daily journals that
Yields the pen of the Advertiser and
Star, that has no interests at heart In
Hawaii mel except Of drawing their
salaries, prompted and dictated to by
such envious men as Thurston, Smith,
liartwell & Co., and also by sons Of
the old puritan missionary stock In
Hawaii mel. They are stubborn and
Of a very vicious nature, II you have
an opinion off your own, but not the
least the concentration Of their wealth
that they have such a grip on the bal.
auce Of power.
The inception OF an American form
Of Government has been very severe
to them financially and politically
when there are about six of them at
Washington lobbying for positions
and lucrative franchises. A decided
front must be brought to bear upon the
electorate en.mase of standing pat on
your hand and then show down, then
and there pluck root and branch and
leave no vestige OF such rule.
II Is also quoted that Home Rule
leaders cannot be trusted & ETC., Ger.
tainly not. when Thurston & Co. can
not lead us by our noses, pull the wool
over our eyes, throw up both our hands
and feet whether right or wrong, as
Mr.. Dole was accustom to Of person.
al gain, we are then nut down as I'M
trustworthy. The Hawaiian people
were so taken In their confidence that
their land kuleanas and even the
clothes OF their bacE we've stripped
and then turned out on the streets.
The educated and intelligent Hawaii
ans Of the present era are Of a very
different type, more especially when
inoculated by the virus of the Anglo
Saxon race, for an old adage is "dia.
mond cut diamond.
An incident happened not very long
ago on the eve Of the last Legislature
when twenty of the Advertisers repre-
sentatives assembled in secret and
pledged themselves that majority must
rule, Kumalae was chosen speaker of
the House by a majority OF thirteen
and so ended the episode, till the next
morning, when seven Of the twenty
voted for the opposition directed by
Thurston & Co. There Is an instance
that the Hawaiian leaders will never
forget, and will meet the opposition on
every turn In the future and keep
them off at a safe distance.
II 1t is necessary that the Leglsla.
ture Is called In session, economy Is
necessary, ] am confident that one.
half may be cut on several items of
the House expense and perhaps the
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