The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-31

, the Governor and Doe also endorsed the
| candidacy of Prince KuhIo as Delegate
| to Congress. Ion closing he referred To-
/ the employment of Japanese by Cecil
/ Brown and he also bespoke support
/ for the plank u the party platform
which advocated "a permanent settle
ment ON Liliuokalnni
Lorrin Andrews. chairman Of the
| Fourth District Central Committee
raised the roof with one of the hottest
| speeches Of the campaign. The matter
of the attacks ON Governor Carter
| formed the principal theme of his adj
dress and he utterly upset many of the
bases of attack ON the Governor. The
| Democrats" he said ARE protesting be-
! cause Governor Carter puts only Re
publicans in office. I don't doubt IT,.
/ don't doubt but that every Democrat
! i'm the city would like to be I'm office.
| Carter, however can find good enough
men i'm the Republican party to put in
! the offices and the Republican party
backs him up The Democrats want to
have men I'm the Legislature who will
not be i'm harmony with the executive.
| We all know what that means, for we
! had the experience four years ago
when the legislature put i'm its time
passing all sorts OF resolutions against
the executive ana iooNhB away Ihe
/ peoples time at $lo0O Day ana lheH
only succeeded I'D passing the L'u'
Dog Bill 10 we want announcer IeSls-
lature like that?
IF Governor Carter can dominate
the Legislature as ne already mas Inei
l say, God Speed Governor carter Ls'
him do it again.
Coming to the matter OF the Delegate
to Congress. the Attorney FeheraI
spoke warmly in favor OF \uhio ana
the work he had done for HaWah III
Washington. I'm comparing MN with
Iaukea, he said:
I'VE all know lauke2. He mas Jolh-
ed and left every party. There Is no
question but that he knows eNerFlhlls'
But we are never sure where MI lau-
kea is on question and even IN 81
Louis he is reported as having risen III
a Democratic caucus to propose the
(name of Theodore Roosevelt for Presi-
dent. If Iaukea got to Washington ne
would become hopelessly mixed ln an
swering inquiries
THE Democratic platform speaks OF
amelorating the condition OF the Ia
boring classes and yet kinney IS
Boss, for when he has any labor TO per-
form he, as well as CecH brown en-
! ploys japanese. It's all very wei 10
say ameliorate the condition of the Ia
boring classes on paper, but it's differ
ent when it comes down to actually
having Hawaiians behind the PANT
brush, the hammer and saw. The Dem.
thew
of scientists to inquire into the ques-
ton of leprosy. What about the Re-
publican party? Throughout the Ter
ritory petitions We're being signed by
thousands which are to be sent To
Washington by Delegate sumo ASKING
Congress to give Federal ana to lnNes-
tigating the disease ana II possible 10
take over the control of the settlement
and thus remove great H"aHII"l ""'
den from the Territory
LOOK at the Deihocral'c 's,'''o' Ia. .
ticket Inc heau man u In' "9"u "
a meat trust ana the o'"'I
Brown, at the head Oh I'e 'elg p""'
trust. The latter IS lhe man WI" ,r
feated in the last LeB's'aIuIe INC D'''
proNiulhs loI allo the' III
I, pany. He thought ms own S'o'N "oul"
go tumDllhs down ana I.leI
teated the pLl ana IeII US III me - a.
OF trust Whlch Is worse ITO" IMAM ~
ever was
me Lord Knows '''l N"''ei -
, OF the KlhuesI me" 10 me- ~ ~"
world pu v" VA" 10y -
carriage OF Jake .''p' VI Nv
@ cent We cannot n h9p S%5g oo