The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-23

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WOMEN HAVE INFLUENCE.
w. w Thayer paid a compliment to
the MANY Hawaiian women present at
the meeting by saying that although
the men cast the ballots here, yet the
women generally had the best of the
arguments at home and their inhu-
ence would doubtless be felt by the
voters. He scored the methods of the
Republicans and accused many OF .he
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u, t,is oar,na,an The Democrats have
a good ticket in the field. and If elected
they will give you good government
The trouble with the good men on the
republican ticket is that they were
nominated by the pad element Which
also nominated the poor SUCKS on the
ticket. the good men In the emu VIII
DC controlled by the PAD men anu 'iie
Il heard w. o. Smith apologlzing for
some of the men on the republican
ticket We don't have to apologize for
our men. Our men were not nominated
by two or three men-a machihe-put
oy regular convention ana all IN the
open.
II believe we will sweep Waianae as
we will other sections. On windward
oahu the Democratic sentiment Is ris-
ng."
,vEED Dop I,,pRovENENTS
freu "eeu u'e"ie ''n - -, soo
ions Of the city. He also declared
or a liquor law that would be a credit
o the community. He also upheld the
eprosy plank.
,,pprrr AND SILVA
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PAUSE as ne iiiouii'eu 'he ,'.
'sked LOT inc suppoi' -,
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,avad tho Damocratic tide was rising
or the coming election.
NJ. A. Silva made a rafting good
az, on the weaknesses of the present
and law and the tremendous power 1t
enoses in the Land Commissioner.
ands that were desired by Portuguese
or homes and farms could not be OBJ
ained He is for a reform in the land
avs. This is MT. ShNa ''p'
lobby. The promises OF 'ie n=p
ans to create a commission 10 repoi
wo years hence savored of a scheme
o deceive the voters. he SAID: Inc
candidates were tools OF the
machine and the machine would oppose
nv change in the land laws.
CONVENTION
STUFF Ed |-' .o
Charles Broad spoke long on
stuffed convention or the nepuo
ans. 1t was a corVe"'iot W
arrowest of principles. ne .ne, namnl
mo 'ons apa made an appeal
ratio 'oii'i'e" ~ ,,hole ticket. |
or general suppoi' VI haraa os charles
Ihe meet'hs was IA
Sauwe.
REPUBLICANS IN kAhAAho.
Iarry Kane was chairman at the
,,,h,;o.n meeting at Queen and
.o,,th streets last night, and he ac-.I
',,t,,aa h,mse,f IN the satisfaction Of
-. auo,,d of five or six hundred peo-
-, nonr,, ,yasted no time in intro |
t,is sneakors hut got down to
e,''e tho dron of the flag.
rec 1,1psT
M .,.
Senator McCandiess was uhe
peaker. He told wna' me .epuo
'arty had done TOT Ha"aii III ,ne
Of