The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-10-25
BIG ROW OVER
SPLIT TICKET.
Continued from page 3D.

the communicating elements removed,
you cannot expect to have the support
of intelligent right-minded citizens.
Mr.. Beal then spoke in addition to
| his written address: Il am going to
vote for Mr.. Brown, and l am going to
work on this other matter until hell
| freezes over"
1T seems strange to me-" said Major
zeigler jumping to his feet that a
| member of the Central Committee
should talk like this"
Il have resigned from the committee"
retorted Beal.
He resigned only this afternoon, :"
announced Sam Johnson"
1T is certainly news to me-" con-
tinued Major Zeigler. that this precinct
is going to vote split ticket. l don't
think so. | don't think | have heard
ten men at the outside say anything
about it,
MANY FOR SPLIT TICKETS.
Ollie Swain said, in part: Il tell you,
gentlemen, l have heard a good deal
about scratching the ticket, but l am
very sorry it should exist. / have been
in politics good many years, but this
is the first time l have heard of men
who are saying they will scratch the
ticket. Among the natives it will be n
straight vote, but with our white COM
munity / have heard any number say
they will not vote the straight ticket.
"A good deal has been said about
government officials going into politics.
Perhaps 1t might be well If they were
not in this campaign and l propose this
resolution that the Governor within the
next twenty-four hours issue an order
that no government official should take
part in politics until after the election.
That l believe will harmonize factions
and keep the white voters in line. 1t
Will give the Governor 500 more votes"
ARTHUR COYNE.
Arthur Coyne-'I think that is So but
| am a Republican and win vote the
ticket"
HARRY MURRAY.
III YOU let the government officials
out of politics who are going to handle |
the native voters? This is fight that !
should have come up in the primaries or
the convention. l made the same fight
in the convention ana could not get
any one to help me. l viii, however,
vote the ticket"
DOUTHITT FOR THE TICKET.
Attorney Il, A. Douthitt made a
speech Ia favor of the ticket as a whole.
lie said he thought the meeting was
making a mountain out of a mole hill. /
lie asked what the activity OF officials
had 10 do with the candidates, lie did
not think the activity Of officials gave
any sound reason FOR scratching the
ticket
"lt Is ehili's play Government ofi-
olals are MOI Invested OF their indlyld-
ualily because they are otilce-holders,
There h not a dollar Ia Il for them, II
they have been good enough 90 work
for tho Interests af rho Republican
party and 90 tht actual hard work ~
tho campaign, why are ypu going 10
throw down the Republican party You
an aspire a. pr Ia politics. 9ni knows
Ws haze troubles enunsh pf our own,
without uFglns ~ lAls plea lirfause
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