The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-11-13
DEMOCRATS
TO REJOICE

The Democrats are to have a rally at
Aaln Park at 1880 Monday night. at
which the glad hand is to be consider,
ably pressed. In order that the affair
may be complete success. the man.
agement has drawn upon the resources
II Kohala to the extent of Palmer
Woods, ana the one-time lone Democrat
Of the Senate win be on hand to say
something. Most of the JOY will be in
the breasts of those who were fortu-
nate enough to pull sufficient votes to
be counted in. The defeated Demo-
cratic candidates viii be on the plat
form as an evidence that there is no
hard feeling.
WHO WILL SPEAK.
The affair is to be the genuine thing
in the way of an acknowledgment of
the votes that We're cast for the men
who worked so hard for all of the can
tiidates, and Herbert Mossman is to Of,
ficiate as announcer. He will introduce
the speakers and Mr.. BipiKane will ask
a blessing. The speakers will be r. II.
Trent, Treasurer-elect; F. r. Harvey,
Supervisor at Large-elect; Col. C. J.
Mccarthy, Senator-elect: Palmer p.
Woods, Senator-eect from Hawaii.
Curtis p. Iaukea, Sheriff-elect, and ].
j. Fern. Supervisor w. A. Kin
ney and f. B. Mechanism will talk,
as will Messrs. Kamaha, Ingham and
Silva. Mrs. Alapai and Miss Kaai, to-
gether with the Ernest Kaai orchestra,
will furnish some beautiful music dur
ing the meeting.
WHAT MOSSMAN SAYS.
Chairman Mossman is not worrying
over the possibilities of a recount. He
does not believe it will happen, and If
it does it will be to the advantage OF
the Democratic legislative ticket.
There are three grades of voters"
remarked Mossman yesterday in speak,
ing of the prospects, Republican, Dem,
ocratic and Home Rule. The first
would have fewer mistakes, the next
the Democrats and finally the Homo
Rulers. If there are a lot of mistakes
in the ballots for Senators cast by the
Rome Rule voters the result would be
helpful to Kalauokalani, and there is
no doubt in my mind that he would be
counted in. AS he had the endorsement
of the Democrats we claim him as our
own, so we would add one to our list
of victorious candidates. AS to the
ballots for Sheriff, there can be no
doubt as to the way the rejected ones
went. We had our watchers at every
booth and their tally has been veri-
fed, so that we haye no fear of the re-
suit should Mr.. Brown insist on having
the ballots recounted. We believe that
Ed Ingham would go to the House, Is
Brown insists on his plan"
Said a wel-known station house
habitue yesterday afternoon:
There has been lot of guessing
as to the cause of the downfall OF
Brown, but the right of it has not been
stated yet, to my knowledge. 1t is in
history that Nagaran Fernandez was
the candidate of Lane for Supervisor,
and if he had had the nomination. and
had received the support of the police
and road organizations, he would have
been elected He did not receive the
nomination, and from that turning
down of Lane dates the beginning of
the plot to defeat Brown at the polls
have it from undoubted authority
that after the convention there was a
meeting of the Home Rule leaders held
in the Fifth District. John Lane was
advised of it and went there in tina
night and knocked on the door and
asked admittance. When he entered
the room and greeted his friends he
told what had happened in the con-
vention and gave the word for a trade.
There is every reason for believing that
some of the promises made We're full
filled in part. Brown was defeated ana
so was Vida"