Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-20
Last Of Campaign
Meetings Of Republicans
FOreteNS Victory
FUSlONlSTS LAST STAND AT AALA

lican ticket with Arthur Brown at its
head"
Geo. w. Smith, candidate for Homo
lulu Supervisor, aroused enthusiasm
with words given below:
"The Republican party now offers
you list of names and II is the only
party or aggregation Of men that has
followed the regular American course.
wherein the citizen and taxpayer has
had the say, first, at the primaries, as
to who should form the nominating
convention and second, at the conven.
ton, where the candidate were reg.
ularly nominated and are now seeking
your support.
THE choice is yours. You can throw
away your votes on individuals or you
can line yourself up with the party
that represents the destiny of our Re.
public; you can be an Independent and
remain stationary or you can march
with the party that makes for progress
and freedom.
LET me urge you here and now to
fall in under the banner Of the Repub.
hcan party, the party that now gov.
ems our nation and whose head now
guides to peace the warning nations Of
the earth.
Let me here say to my Hawaiian
friends that on you rests the great re.
sponsibllity.
''Your people have come from the
time when the chiefs ruled the land
and the man, the individual had no
voice in his government, they passed
to the form Of monarchy where they
were permitted to choose those who
made the laws, and you, thanks to the
Republican party. have reached that
form of government that has made our
nation the grandest and freest on
earth, you have passed from a govern.
ment by few to government by and
for the people.
"The cry against county government
has been that II would increase our
taxes. lead to jobbery and corruption
and end In chaos.
"As one who has studied the act I
can truly say that fail to find the op.
portunity for this work even II there
be those who are seeking for II.
"The legislature has not given to the
county officers the power of taxation
no appointive Office can DO made OF
filled without the consent OF the Board
Of Supervisors, no contract In excess
of $500 can be given except on tenders
every one Of the elective officers Is re
,ouired to give heavy bonds.
THE taxpayer and the citizen are
amply protected in every respect"
Jack Lucas. candidate for Honolulu
supervisor, as usual pleased the GROVE
with what he had to say. Referring
TO the Governor, though he did no
mention him by name, he said that
personally, he had nothing against him
but the Governor of the Territory or
parently thought he was the who'll
works in Territorial and County affair
as well.
: The Republicans also held a bi
meeting at Aala park where a larg
fusion gathering was going on at tn
same time. They drew hundreds ava
from the Home Rule.Democrat bunch
: &C. w. Booth, candidate on the II,
publican ticket for treasurer, talked q
: Palace Square, as did also Jas. Bicl
} nell for auditor, and others, the nun
: Der of speakers necessitating brief at
dresses. Many of the Palace Squar
takers went to Aala Park when the
had said what they had to say at tn
0 larger meeting.
At the fusion meeting Poepoe, 10
!. sheriff, made strong appeal for SUI
] port. He seemed somewhat In doul
: of the results, realizing Brown
strength. He said. in brief:
II would like to be elected In ords
to show the people Of America ths
o there are people Of dark skin in TIL
country who can govern themselve
b who can hold important Offices and a
. the duties thereof.
"If | am elected I will run the ONT
! for the benefit Of the people. I did n,
care for the Office and did not want
. run for sheriff. It has been reports
thut Notc was " bC bOuSnt IOT I
= morrow, but ! am in to stay.
n you think the rain comes from he
. ven, but 1t does not. It is from Il
l. earth and only falls back to cart
n Just SO your own good governmel
q must come from you. You are to esta
i. lish county government here and ca,
T. and every ballot counts. II you vo
- well and establish county governme
u we'll, 1t will succeed. II not, II W
II fail"
!" Senator Kalauokalani, Home Rule
q said. among other things:
h "The opportunity for the Home r,
ers has come in this campaign. II
'r Republicans have split and the Den
" Gratis are helping us and II we sta,
o. together and vote our tickets with I
at Democrats We have chance to wiz
C. He denounced Henry's Iwilei ms
et agement and roasted the Civic Fedel