Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-07
KAKAAKO DEMOCRATS
SPEAKERS CHARGE BAD
SCHEMES TO REPUBLICANS
CLINTON HUTcHINs SAYS IAukEA
CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR
HAWAII THAN CAN ANY,
BODY ELSE.

The vicinity of the Magoon block In
alive with a variety Of attractions. The
Democrats held rally In the street.
A wandering Hawaiian quintet sere-
naded the neighborhood. A phono-
graph squeaked across the way and
few doors to the left the mission chill.
dren sang Throw Out the Life Line"
and when the Roll Is Called Yonder
I'll BE There.
The Democratic meeting was slow
In getting under way but when II got
started 1t had considerable momentum.
When the prospect was gloomiest, Mr..
Sullivan, five other Democrats and one
newspaper man made up the whole
show. As II approached o'clock. Mr..
Sullivan with fine enthusiasm. said.
swell, boys, let's light the other torch
and start the meeting" The torch was
lighted and Precinct Chairman KauG.
alii introduced loela loela's speech
soon filled the street with arguments
and people and noise. He said the Re-
publcans were Turing the people on
by giving them work to do and that
when the election is over the Repub-
licans would have little use for the
people again. He charged the Repub.
llcan party with selfish zeal In regis.
tration matters. He said they were
even registering boys seventeen years
OF age.
Kanealii gave tho crowd minute In
structions on how to mark the ballot
on election day.
| l.. H. Mcdeiros, candidate for the
| House, made a fervont speech in de
nunclation of the Republican. party
land the Administration. Medeiros
charged the Administration with hay.
ing deferred all work under the Loan
Fund appropriations until this month.
in order to influence votes by the CIV
ing OF Jobs to the citizens. He said
the Democratic party Is well organized
now for the first time In the history oi
Hawaii aud that its true mission has
] now begun. He said IL was the party
nj the poor munaln while the Republican
party is the party OF tine rich.
He said The Republican, party Is
run by officials and Is composetNd of q
clique which Is governing you With an
iron hand. You can't better your
selves II you wish"
He said Iaukea is a gentleman from
top to toe while Charles Motley Is a
He declared the country had
gone backward under Republican rule
and that the rule by trickery would
come to an end on election day. The
Democrats propose to officially inyes
tigate the tricks of the Administration
when elected.
Mr.. Medeiros charged officials with
having schemed to keep the people
away from Democratic meetings con-
trary to the spirit OF the Constitution
OF the United States. He said that
Democrat had been discharged from
work by the Superintendent Of Publ"
Works because he was a Democrat.
Governor Carter had ordered this Dem.
ocrat reinstated, but he Is still with
out n job.
viii you sell your votes for 81 n
day asked Medeiros. THE Govern.
ment is stringing the streets with wa.
ter Pipe for the purpose OF winning
your support for the Republican tick
ct. They have sent men down to your
district and they will have a great in.
terest In you until after election day
has passed.
Medeiros took up the cause OF Cecil
Brown. He said Cecil Brown had been
trampled on by the Administration;
that he was the best friend OF Hawaii
ans, an able and an honest man. you