The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-26

lgs, making 1t distinctly understood tha'
led the voters need expect no such at
tic candidates last night confirmed in
the Advertiser concerning the distribu
o and elsewhere, some of the speeches
he neighborhood of at least one Repub
during the progress of the meeting.
present when chairman Albert Kauwe
speaker.
kea seemed to be the important one in
Oahu. Iaukea was man of unblem-
ished record, Brown a man whose NAL
administration of office was common
talk. Between the two there should be
no hesitation among the voters.
TERRILL WAKES THEM UP.
! UP until this time the crowd had
been apathetic, but Fred Terrill woke
them up with his first remark and kept
/ them awake until the end of the meet
ing. There is 10 beer here said Ter
rill, as he reached for the water pitcher
and threw his hat on the bench, and
the crowd caught on.
THE Republicans have been lying to
you steadily for six years." was his
next one. and this was the talk the
people seemed to like, for it handed
back bunch of sure kelas' and ''po-
loleis" that proved their sentiments.
Terrill made a warm speech, calling
spade spade, which he said was
his custom. He surprised the meeting
by saying that there was some truth
in the remark that the Republican
party was an elephant, the Democrats
donkeys and the Home Rulers mon
keys. The Republicans had been bow
ed down TO as the sacred elephant is
in India, and the voters had done the
bowling. The Democrats had been vot-
ing for Republicans and carrying them
to power and afterwards had been sent
home 20 eat thistles, while at the rally
at the Zoo the Home Rulers had been
given free street car tickets and beer.
Two Democrats only had been elected
at the last election One was Trent,
and he had put his foot down at once
on the blanket warrant. He had been
told by a policeman that the first time
he ever drew his full pay was when
Trent got in office. And the worst
thing they had to say against Moore
was that he couldn't fire Sam john
son. He knew this man johnson. john
son has a good machine and he keeps
it working. He had fired six Portu-
guese lately because they had no vote,
but these Portuguese had sons growing
up who would be voters, because they
had received an education denied their
fathers. What will the Democrats do
when they get in?
Hire Japanese" suggested a voice. |
yes, Trent has lost some of his con-
tracts because he will hire only citi- |
zens, but Waterhouse got them because
he was hiring Japanese" retorted the
speaker, and there were no more inter
ruptions.
"The Republicans are boasting about
the money they are spending for work.
ers on the roads, but 1 tell you If there
was not Republican on the island the
roads would still be built and you
would keep on paying your taxes to do
t. That's your money, not the Repub-
lean party's.
II go out to Moiliili and find one
armed kanaka speaking for Brown. He
ellis the Hawaians on the side that
Brown won't arrest them unless they
commit a serious crime. What does
murder here before the police will
ouch him? Iaukea Is a man honest
md square. He will carry out the law
nd he will have men like Silva and
thers to change the laws and make
hem right. The people on the hill have
lad sand thrown in their eyes long
nough and they are going to do diff
erent. The lease on Punchbowl runs
ut in a few years. but have the Re-
said anything about how the =,
portuguese are going to get their land
nd homes there? Are these lots to be
old like those at Makiki, with an upset
rice covering all the improvements?
let next to yourselves and send men Z
D the Legislature that will give the '
eople n chance"
IERDED THE KAKAAKO VOTERS.
The principal feature of the speech
lade by Charles Rose was the charge
nat the road machine had guards out S
n Monday night to see that all the II
lad men were at the Republican meet c
lg and cheering, and keeping away Ii
ON the Democratic meeting. It was II
case of going to the Republican e
Getting or losing their Jobs. Free men S
i'll not long submit to being drilled Is
nd marched around. The days of the 5
epublican party had been numbered n
I'D free beer won't keep 1t living. a
WATSON PROVES MACHINE. v
NJ. Watson spoke withering- a
of the road machine, spending other Ell
'ople's money to get the voters under II
C thumb of the boss. The Bulletin Y
ates on its Republican page that Il
ere is no machine. when its presence r
so self-evident. On its Democratic o,
ge 1t had published an affidavit which te
oke louder than the voice of any Il
ator. Now the machine says, Move p,
Kakaako or lose your job" and last W
,ction 1t had been, vote straight on er
e numbered ballot or lose your job" VI
lie workingman seemed to get 1t all be-
e time from the Republicans. This r.
ne there Is no numbered ballot and
E workingman need not fear to vote ii,
3 Democratic ticket And II they do ri.
ere will be no more packed conven- ia
ms by the police and road depart ar