Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-31
Everybody Was There
Republican Rally
On Saturday Night

The Republicans of the Fourth ant
Fifth Districts united in a monster
mass meeting at the Orpheum Saturday
night resulting in packing that large
ball with the largest and most intelli
gent audience that has assembled In
years in Honolulu for the purpose Of
listening to political preachment. TIL,
hall was inadequate to accommodate,
the hundreds which mounted into the
thousands who came out to show where
their hearts stood politically. II is nc
eSaggeration to say that there were
over $500 people who participated in
the Republican demonstration Satur.
day night. Long before the four hun.
dred uniformed members of the Fifth
District Marching Club arrived and
long before the cavalcade headed by
Sam johnson from the Fourth, came
on the scene. every orpheum seat was
taken. A solid crowd packed the street
for a block and half in front of the
Orpheum and the managers provided
speakers for the overflow meeting. The
cheering Of this outside meeting FIRE.
qnently rolled into the packed hall,
drowning the voice of orators in its
tide.
A good brand of enthusiasm held the
big multitude. The Orpheum hall and
stage was arrayed in fluttering flags
and pennants. The dress circle and
many seats In the boxes were taken by
ladies. There was an orchestra Of TO.
nolulu's best musicians in place. The
setting was perfect to bring out the
best in the orators of the evening.
On the stage with the speakers were
numerous workers from the different
precincts OF both districts and a mum.
Der Of Representative candidates. The
meeting was presided over by Geo. w.
Smith. With him on the stage were
u. S. District Attorney r. W. Breci.
ons, Chairman A. q. NJ. Robertson OF
the Republican Committee, Hon. Sam.
uel Parker, ). A. Gilman, Attorney Gen.
eral Lorrin Andrews. Major Camara,
NJ. a. Gonsalves, J. A. Hughes, DR.. G.
b. Cooper, DR.. w. c. VILE of Danbury.
Conn. c. l.. Crabbe, c. NJ. White, ".
G.. Achi, S. +. Chillingworth, J. II.
Fisher, A. V. Gear. Major zeigler. VIM.
lIsa,cs e AZ v Forster I A piianoi,
A Car,Iev caorgo Dayi, C,n,a,r
nabeI w q Roe n II Murray u A
Douthitt Sam Johnson w q pe,cock
N q pratt Mr. uer,sceb clam on,nn
| When Chairman Smith called the
house to order there was not vacant
seat in the building and the aisles
were hacked by men standing Mr.
smith opeped with n ouotation from,
President Rooseyelt's letter of accent.
lance which ended with:
OF orderly liberty equally alien to
TYRANNY and to anarchy. and its found.
alton stone IL the Observance of the
law alike by the people and nv the
Public Servants"
MIR. Smith said II was the monifes,
duty OF every Republican to vote the
straight ticket, He said the Republi.
can ticket was representative one. in.
Guiding men from every walk of life.
from the capitalist TO the humblest
lcalling. Il is the duty of Republicans
10 see that a Republican executive has
the cooperation and assistance of
lRepublican LEGISLATURE.
A, q. NJ, Robertson, chairman OF the
Republican Central Committee. was
the first speaker introduced. He re.
Viewed the Republican platform in a
clear and forceful manner, leaving no
IRepublican with cause TO complain
against the men who planned the
scope of the present political fight and
formulated the issues, Mr., Robertson
Idwelt with especial emphasis on the
three endorsements in the Republican
platform, namely: the endorsement of
president Roosevelt, the endorsement
lol Governor Carter, and the endorse.
lnent of Delegate Kuhio. He showed
l.