The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-19

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The promise that there would be
on Punchbowl last night was kept in ?
representative of the section. There
there were number of men bent upon
THE BAL
Mr.. A. Pacheco addressed the larg
accommodations for the press. Mr.. L
Portuguese-American, who spoke IN
things lively at intervals and Mr.. Dun
4'Happy Heine' before commencing hi
ruptions from men on the fringe of the
to the Home Rulers some one remarked
w. o. SMITH
Mr.. Pacheco then introduced Hon.
Fellow Citizens, Ladies and Gentlemen:
am glad to see so many people here
so many women and children. 1t is
good thing for the wives and sisters to
attend the meetings and good thlng
for the children, because it will be but
a few years when these boys will be
voters I have been several times in
washington during the past five years
and L have many friends there. 1 nave
had occasion to learn the people ana
1 wish to say to you that 1t Is the
Republican party that has the infiu-
ence. 1t was that party that gave
freedom to the slaves. 1t was the Re-
publican party that gave us our treaty
that has been so much good Tor thls
country Mr.. Smith referred to his
years and the fact that he was born
here and has children and grandchil-
dren here. He was frequently inter
rupted by cries of More Japanese,
etc, by people on the edge of the
crowd He was applauded on one side
and hooted on the other.
PACHECO PLEADS.
Mr.. Pacheco said he wanted to ask
the young men present who were not
pleased with the sentiments expressed
TO go somewhere else and not to at
tempt to break up the meeting.
M'CANDLEss TALKS.
l.. L. McCandless was called and
said: 1t gives me great pleasure to
meet the people of Punehbowl as
candidate. Before saying more L want
to thank you all for electing me to
the Legislature in 1902. When the Re
publicans were put in office in 1902 the
treasury was found to be s600,0OO be-
hind Warrants had to be discounted.
THE SPEAKER HOOTED.
The speaker was interrupted at this
point and ne paused long enough to in
vite the objectors to come up on the
platform and he would get down. Then
came more hooting bat the Senator
stuck to it and read statistics to snow
that since the Republican party went
into power here the taxable value of
property has increase $4,000, 600. THAT ;
shows what the Republican party mas
done and they win continue to do
for the straight Republican ticket. AS
he closed he was literally hooted.
CHILLINGWORTR TALKS.
When Charlie Chillingworth was call
ed, he said he was here with others
ee the Republican candidates soliciting
votes. He was not here to speak i'll of
the Democrats He would not say that
the Republican are all angels. He re-
ferred to a land deal where the Port
uguese had purchased land and did not
get their deeds. w. o. Smith came to
their aid and got the papers. 1t was
he Republican party that gave lib
lican party that gave the people
chance to elect their sheriff. He cor
rected the statement made in the
morning paper to the effect that he
would fight anyone who would get on
the platform a:ld support McClanahan.
q did not say that, gentlemen, and it
is not the fault of the reporter for the ,
Advertiser but of the interpreter" Nc
Clanahan was not put on the Demo-
cratic ticket because they wanted him,
but to help get voters for the rest of !
the Democratic ticket. Chillingworth