Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30
McClanahan's Tale OF
Anti.HaoIe Talk
Is Denied
STRAIGHT TICKET IS
ORDER OF THE DAY
ISLANDER FROM kALoA WHICH
M'CLANhHAN WELL KNOWS
is FALSE BUT WON'T
DENY

The meeting of the Republicans At
Aala Park last night was largely at
tended. in spite OF the rain which at
times threatened to drive away the
crowd. but all stayed and from the
time when X. w. Brcckons commenced
his speech till the last note Of music
lied away ut the end Of the meeting
there was no disturbing element. ku-
hio was unable to do himself justice on
account Of a bad throat and W. o
Smith. being kept In doors by an ut.
tack of grippe. sent G. II. Olson in his
lace. Mr.. Olson read . speech writ
ten for the purpose by the Senatorial
candidate.
Kuhio denied again and again the ~
-siton made by McClanahan that he
was trying to draw the color line ana
was supported In this statement by
others who had been with him On his
| trip. short speech by Kanehanni
was one of the events Of the evening.
| lie kept the crowd laughing every mo-
ment he was on the platform. Rev
Stephen Desha was great favoritp
with the crowd and hit hard at McClan"
ahan and his promises and policies.
Breckons on Democracy
The first speaker Of the evening was
Robert w. Breckons, who said:
In the old days the Democrats
abused the Republicans even as they
do today. Even week before our late
hOnored President. VIM. Mckinley. mot
his death. the standard bearer Of Dem
ocracy In New York today. VIM. u.
| Hearst. pictured him In his papers In
conyict's stripes. Even today that sama
policy Is being followed with President
Roosevelt.
Here as elsewhere. the Democrats
do not say what they will do or what
they will build but abuse the Republic
cans. Their policy Is simply one of
abuse, not Of good for you or anyone
else.
But there IL one exception. Mclean.
ahan tells you that he will 90 TO Wash'
iLgton and through his eluqucnce hC
will change President Roosevelt aid
Uncle Joe Cannon to his yiew Of The
Cuban policy. But CUngIC's, Il Ne
Clanahan says Don't annex Cuba vii
tell him You say that because yon ara
Democrat. but II Kuhlo says so. ihcy
will say You say that for the good ol
the Hawaiian people
IF Mr.. Mechanism Is elected by ;ht
party which has been in favor nf Frc'
Trade for 100 years. where will you bC
II a tariff bill on sugar Genes mp Mr.
McClanahan. will you be a Democrat
ca Cuba and Republican On sugar Mr.
McClanahan, will you answer that
Fellow voters aud particularly ila
waiians. make those who tell you not I,
vote the straight Republican ticket an
swer certain questions. Ask them
have not every enc of you advised tina
the rights Of franchise he taken iron
the Hawaiian pepple?" Ask then
Have ever one of you said IA word Il
give the people their rights by helpln,
coward County Government" Ash
them II they have not urged that on
Territorial government he wiped on
and we be governed by u commission
from Washington. II they tell tn,
truth they cannot deny II.
Disfranehisemen
"One of the arguments to disfran
chise you that they will use. | predict
u they ever have supreme power II
Washington. Is that the Hawaiian
have no party stability but that go,
have made laukeas out of yourselves
and have belonged TO three parties II
ns many years and are waiting fOr
fourth" (Applause,)
The next speaker called upon wa
Fred Beckley, who was greeted will
kuhio and Mecianahan
After song by Ernest Kaai's Quintc
kuhio took the platform. lie said;
4 Fellow citizens; | wish to tell yol