Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-20

listened to straight ticket eloquence.
The band Joined In the demonstration
with vim. It was the last mass
meeting Of the compaign and 1t seem.
ed that the town turned out to cheer
for Brown and the rest Of the Repub-
lican candidates. Enthusiasm pre-.
vailed throughout and the general sen.
timent was that tonight's results
would record great Republican tri.
umph.
a temporary platform had been
erected in the corner park, better
known as Jacks corner" No more
successful gathering has been held
since the campaign opened. All the
speakers were well received, Brown.
the candidate for Sheriff. being partic-
ularly greeted with long sustained ap.
plause. A cheer started as soon az
Brown took the stand. He was con.
stantly interrupted by noisy demon.
stration Of delight. Brown said
81 stand before you tonight as the
regular nominee Of the Republican
party. That party has done me the
honor Of nominating mo and as you see
the chairman at tonight's meeting 10
Senator Clarence Crabbe, who was my
opponent. but who accepted the deci
sion as a gentleman. Neither he nor
hold ourselves above the party and we
are now working together.
Governor Carter has seen fit to ar.
ray himself against the party that
made him, In this campaign, and as
happen to be the humble nominee Of
the party have been selected as tho
target for his shots.
1.-THE result Of the election tomorrow
should be a rebuke not only to Geo. r.
Carter but to the powers of Carterism.
This Territory has passed out from Its
swaddling clothes and needs no nurse.
II certainly does not need wet nurse
such as Carter presumes to be.
IL was placed on the Republican tick.
ct by regularly constituted conven'
ton of the Republican party; has Geo.
r. Carter, the Governor Of this Terri.
tory and the head of the Republican
party in Hawaii, any right to oppose
me, the nominee Of Republican con-
vention? say that George r. Carter
has no right to oppose any candidate
on the Republican ticket. I ask you
on the morrow TO cast your ballots TOT
the straight ticket as rebuke to the
Civic Federation and a glorious vindi
cation for the whole ticket"
W. o. Smith made ringing address
saying. in part:
81 am not here to made a speech
but l feel 1t my duty to be here ant
to use what enort ! nave toward TOT
warding the cause OF the Republican
party In this present campaign.
Il am for the straight Republican
ticket.
Il believe that It Is duty we owl
to the community 10 support the mei
who have been nominated by the Rc
publican convention ms mas peeh
very bitter campaign. But In spite o
oil that has been SAID l beiieVe Una
we can trust the men VINO nave pee'
nominated by the Republican cohVen
ton we nave done our duty py then
In choosing them as our represents
tiVes' and l belieVe that they VIII III
their duty by us IN raithiuiiy uischare
ing the trust that we VIII repose II
them
Il think TINS experiment OF count
government wnich we are ABOUT
make, anu "hich we all nope u se
successrui ana want 10 see successful
VIII nave peter chahee Oh success
its ihitiation ID entrusted 10 Tue non
inees On Tue straisht "epuo''e"
TICKET
eahaidate LOT Super''sora'
H. ADAMS. urged the white voters
staha ny .he stra'sh' ''che.' III 'he e''
particularly az II was u TICKET IN wh,e
they nad Just as much INTEREST as ~
Hawanahs.
oanaiuate ior eoun'y A''orhey T.
Douthitt saia'
Inc people OF TINS ierri'ory nav