Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-06

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AID. Castro urged the voters to place
their destlnies and those of their land
IL the hands OF responsible men by
electing the Republican candidates. II
you want responsible men to MI these
positions Of trust. he told the voters,
1t is your duty to vote the straight Re
publican ticket.
After a speech by s. p. Correa, Mrs
Alapai and Ernest Kaai's orchestra rem
dered the Republican campaign song
10 the tune OF Honolulu Hula, Hula.
Heigh. II was received with a storm oS
applause that would not stop until the
song was repeated. The mention Of
Henry Vida's name In the song aroused
the greatest enthusiasm
Hon. James Dowsett was the next
speaker to address the big crowd. IA
q member of the last Legislature, he
said that the finances OF the Territory
were never in d better condition. whig;,
IL owing to the fac, that the Repub!i.
can Legislature went in and Gu, down
the estimated bill for running the gov.
crnment. As d result the treasury has
balance. and he could only hope that
In the future the Territory would sail
on as prosperously rs 1t has for the pafe
eighteen months.
Speaking Of Kalanianaole. the speak
er said that he had Just been In the
Eastern States, and he could say that
the work done by the Prince has been
credit to himself aud to the Territory
lie represents. To make n change nj
this time would not only be folly. but
Il would be political suicide to think
OF sending Democrat to Congress
that will be for years to come as u Ia
now. Republican. We have many fav.
ors to get from Congress. and wha, we
want Is friends, not windmill or u
windbag, Kuhio has the friends In
Congress. and he Is the one who eau
get the money needed for the Territory.
THE Democrats have been trying to
scare you with this bugbear Of the an.
nexation of Cuba. Let me tell you that
II the United States decided to annex
Cuba 1t couldn't be stopped by ali the
McClanahans Hawaii could send tn
Congress. Are you going to trust to q
Democratic policy with free trade pol
ley staring you In the fact that would
can party has made the entire country
more prosperous than was ever -ImaS.
ined The Democrats are a party Of
wreckers- where the Republicans are q
party Of builders. I should be very
sorry to see the Democrats creep into
power"
Charlie Hustace kept the audience
laughing as usual. Charlie always
makes good.
George A. Davis began his rafting
speech by the statement that the man
who attacked the police In the debate
Is the man who raised the price Of
beef. ''He has got righteous all OF q
sudden" said Davis and l believe ii
Is assumed"
Referring to the talk OF DISTINGUISHING
the Hawalians. the speaker quoted q
Democrat, John Emmeluth. who said.
you cant disfranchise them. The vi.
teenth amendment won't permit It.
In the name of God" said the speak.
or. who passed the fifteenth amend.
ment? It was the Republican party.
You have liberty now. Don't sur.
render II. even II such men ms Gilbert
tell you the police are corrupt. The
police administration for the past ten
years has been better than In any other
city Of the United States.
"They tell you that with the Kame-
kamehas the glory Of the Hawaiian race
passed away. Has It? say no. II
Ii greater than ever before. And II Is
Cue To the Republican party"
II think" said Davis, that the ladies
Ut this audience can resent the foul and
slanderous charge that this campaign
has been carried on by the aid Of liquor
And when the present liquor law was
passed. where was Palmer Woods? Did
he rise up and object? And Will nal
u dozen Democrats do any better?"
Look at Mr.. Harris" said the speak.
Or. Does he look like u boodler?"
"The past Is the forerunner of the
future, and the past Is safe In the hand,
OF the men who are the successors o.
Abraham Lincoln. "
"The Democrats are willing to en-
trust the Legislature To the Republi
cans but they want control OF the Boar,
of Supervisors; they want control o
the police department; they want I,
defeat Willie Harris"
w. w. Harris said that he wanted t.
say few words In regard to the ma
chine. Was Il machine that nomin
atei Ea.anianaole at Wailuku? II 81
I'm glad belong TO the machine. An
believe that the result tomorrow vii
show that kalanlnaole IL as sure O
election rs the sun Is to rise. Was
a machine that ut the Orpheum nom
mated for Senators W. o. Smith, |
l.. McCandless and &. y. Chillingw6rth
Three more representative men coui
not have heen found. Was II ml
chine that nominated the ak Ueuregei