Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30
SPEECHES BY BR[CK0NS, KlR|0 AND DESAA

have tried to pass law shutting Out
the Hawaiian tongue as the official
language This is not so, II is settled
Ia the Constitution that English is the
official language. II Is said simply tc
Islander me.
"Kaloa claimed today that l. while
at Washington tried to disfranchise
iIawaiians and when asked him about
| ii he said he saw II In a paper. The
other parties can see nothing good
done by Republicans. The County Act
was passed by Republicans In the
Organic Act II says that all officials OF
| the Territory are to be appointed by
the Governor but your Supervisors,
through the work Of the Republicans,
! are elected by the people.
, zone of the measures | introduced
was for the establishment of a hos.
pital for the lepers at Molokai. II was
introduced by Congressman Hepburn
apd supported by Surgeon General wy.
man. That Is one more good thing ac-
complished by the Republicans,
Through them Il Federal doctor has
been sent here The Home Rulers and
/ Democrats fought this.
AS TO McClanahan' statement about
anti-haole talk from me on Maui
deny II absolutely. There Is not truth
In IT, What ! did say was that W. X
Castle. president of the Civic Fedora.
tion. made public speech NJ the Mo-
hawk conference asking that Hawaii.
ans be disfranchised Upon this base
naturally Mechanism will follow hls
master and work to the same end. II ne
should be elected.
Nov. knowing this. why should you
send him to Congress. | have no oh.
lection to haole who Is one long In
the country. But object TO strang.
er. McClanahan claims he loves us
I,awaiians. but do not believe ii as
he has not lived with us.
Disfranchisement
"McClanahan stated that Hawaiians
could be disfranchised That is true
,C a certain extent but IL Is limited to
those who cannot read or write.
III you compare the two platforms
you will find that the Democrats lool.
to the outside interests while the Re.
publicans look to both outside affairs
and to ours at home.
III you believe In me support all the
, candidates on the Republican ticket.
We Republicans here can get what wa
need from the Republicans In the States
while the Home Rulers and Democrats
, can get nothing.
III McClanahan was q Mugwump or
Home Ruler he might have some
, chance for his Cuban policy. But how
can he reconcile this with free trade
IL want to answer the charges of the
. Advertiser as regards machines in tbs
:, Republican party. Go to knu or Kona
i whore you will find Mr.. ShipmaiI
a and Frank Woods. who will not ALLOW
Il man to work on the roads unless y
|, IL Democrat.
. AT kona. | had policemen follow
/; ing me around asking me questions
4 Me, a Delegate to Congress. see II,
policemen here In uniform as Their
a were there. There IL no Sheriff her
: to break up the meeting as there wa
a there"
The Rev Stephen Desha was the mex
? speaker. He said:
The way In which some of the Dem
ocrats are behaving makes me think O
. the saying Of my old grandmother, VIII
/, warned me not to be sulky or | wOlil
4, lose my meal Where has this McCian
!, d"no ,or Tho Jnwajiar naor,o v,bor h
I ioyoo sa ,nnch os :, yrnus ,"ar alo,
u lion ,im.o 10 has s,a,od tha, ,,,ssron
y ,hisomon, conid No, cen ho on,er,aine
o ny cnngress ResarS,aeo q, ,bis ;
y Knows tbn, 1, be sbnuIJ he Son, |,
v Woebireton bs might ard nrohshI
Z would Introduce a III, reo,irIpg nm odd
" ncatIonaI ounIi6co,ion which would die
u franchise m,nv or the U,yaiians
q ,,,I,s, ~. -,
ne.I,'ann an NUS SAUL sa,u ."a' me won'.
e'sst'u oppos. .uuan ah".Aa',o'
i bu' cue bo'.o'Ln',c parry % ior ',c
ue 'na " lne,r pon.y sno",u oe Nv
u ''uuuecu ~ M'"tu nahe no u'mere".
n mneiner Sun" sno"'u o' ao.,..'eo
u .ne un'on v, nv. pa. VI VIC osn.
" manu- cue ino''o VI 'he nePuo''ea" pa''
u ID r'o'e''''h
i 'McClanahan claims that he want
the support VI the Hawaiian voters, III
= might nave TINS II he were kamhain
" haole, but we 90 not ana VIII not tris