Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-29
MCCIanahan's Mouth Is
He Thinks Sole and
Only Hope of Hawaii
WOULD STOP CUBAN ANNEXATION WITH TALK


| Cuba was the main topic Of discussion
at the Democratic rally at Aala Park
Saturday night. II. b. McClanahan.
who made the principal address Of the
evening. took his as his subject and
used II as a bugabOo with which to
| try to scare voters into the Democrat
| ic ranks. He tried to Impress upon
them The belief that The only salvation
of the country lay In sending him 10
/ Congress to put stop to any schemes
! tending toward the United Stsles gath.
ering in Cuba. lie admitted that he
could not vote. that he could not re.
| ciproCatc in any way for the votes of
! Representative and Senators which
I Hawaii must have to keep Cuba out
of the Republic. The only thing he
could do would be to talk. II seems to
he his idea. or the idea he tries 10
! Impress upon Hawaiian voters. at any
rate. that he can accomplish with his
mouth what other men accomplish by
votes and the ability to do layors In
return for votes.
| "All the Delegate from Hawaii can
do 10 TO talk" he said, and you want
to elect q man who can talk"
McClanahan talked for over an hour,
to show that he can.
The largest crowd Of the campaign
gathered al Aala Park to listen to the
Democratic speakers and more espe
cially to the candidate for Delegate to
Congress T.. b. McClanahan.
There were seated on the stand. be
sides Chairman John X. PTendergasL
4 Frank Harvey. Fred. Weed. Ed. Ing
ham. NJ. A. Silva. Chas. Broad. s.
Palau. II. II. Trent. Jack Kalaklela,
Il II. r. Moore. Dan Kunahu. T.. NJ.
Watson. Thos Gandall, NJ. q. Hop
kns. W. =. Jarrett. Sam Kaloa Chas,
Rose. W. W. Thayer. G. X. Keawe'
haiku, G.. =. laukea, Joseph Fern and
others. on the mauka end was sta
toned the Kaai Glce Club with Mrs,
Alapai and Mrs. Eishawa, who nj
intervals rendered Hawaiian selections
and the new laukea campaign song.
X. H. Trent was introduced as the
first speaker Frank Harvey followed
Deacon Trent. ilc predicted the de
feat OF both Harris and Fernandez on
the 9Th day Of November.
The Color Line
Sam Kaloa, who has been accompa
nying Mechanism on his tour Of III.
islands OF Hawaii and Maui, was mex
called upon. lie said that the tim'
has come when there should not be
drawing Of the color line. People
should treat each other fairly and ex
pcct fair treatment In return. He sat
/ that while away McClanahan had eat
en- pig us we'll as had Kuhio and Not
ley and had made hosts Of friends
/ McClanahan. he said. is at the presen
; time an attorney for both the otho
candidates. looking after their private
business, and IL also an attorney 70
the Kapiolani Estate. Ltd. kaloa stat
ed that he had directly heard from tn
people ON Hawaii that Kuhio and No,
ley had been telling them not To vot
for the haole Mechanism as Dolegat
% Congress, but to vote for either on
of them. They had been saying II tn
haolc Delegate Mechanism was elect
ed h" would go to Congress and dis
franchise the iiawaIans. kuhio an
Motley should not talk too much abou
haole. for thoy both were grandchi
dren of McClanahan. Motley Is n hall
white and therefore IL relatively
haole. Mechanism was his grand
. luiHcT. M lOT NUM-, uultHE 'H' NV
uarchy, kings and queens and eve
Klhio respected and petted the haole
more than the Huwalans and henc,
socially and properly. haole McClani
han was his grandfather. In olde
lines. the speaker said. the Hawaiian
Frustrated themselves before the king
end queens. but when haoles had bee
granted audience by the kings, the
would be told To approach them will
out any such ceremony.
Kaioa said that he was a supporte
of the Democratic ticket, from Mo
Clanahan down 10 the last candidat
ON the list. Before concluding he sal
that Kuhio was not iii person to 4
TO Congress and would not be goo
representative for the Hawaiians
! While at Washington. Delegate Kuhi
introduced Il measure making Englls
the official language of our Legislator
and courts. Kaniho and Makekau, tn
Two great Hawaiian orators, wer