The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-21
THE HAWAIIAN
FRANCHISE
BOGY
Democrats Aroused by
ChilIingworth's
SANDER.

William Mossman presided at the
Home Rule rally at Aala park last
night and in consequence the arrange
4nents were complete. Probably 1900
people, ladies and gentlemen, were in
the audience and they paid close at
tent.on to the speakers.
THE LADY DOG TAX.
!. <. Nakookoo was the first speaker.
He is a candidate on the ticket for
Representative. He spoke of the cred
liable performance of the Home Rule
members during the first session Of
that body. They succeeded in redue-
ing the tax on dogs and abolished the
arrestfng and selling under execution
order Of the court of the furniture Of
ans of a hardship which they suffered
in the former days. He promised, if
elected. to work to amend the law
relative to Ieper suspects. He asked
the Democrats and Republicans present
II remain as such until November s
and then vote the Home Rule ticket.
KEKIPPS REMARKS.
The next speaker was the venerable
Kekipi, candidate for Senator. He was
greeted with applause when introduced
He said the word Republican is a new
one in this country. Under the doc
1rine of Thurston, Brigham and Whit
nev the light OF Christianity was SET
burning here and the people became
civilized. The Republicans had brought
Christianity to Hawaii. but they after
wards rebelIed and then took our be-
loved land away from US. He scored
that party for making an open Sunday
law and promised that when the Home
Rulers went to the Legislature that
law would be repealed through their
influence. The speaker was interrupt
ed at this point by a woman under the
Influence Of liquor, and the speaker
party on election day.
The crowd was at times noisy and
frequently Interrupted the speakers
during their addresses. Often it was
the women who commented upon the
remarks. but generally the men led.
FERNANDEZ MAKES a HIT.
A. r.-x,,,,za- r.-ae warmly raceiyed
and was often applauded for his SEN
4iments. Once he was told, You can't
beat Frank Harvey But Abe made
no remarks further than to say that's
all right" IN the beginning of his re-
marks he explained the difficulty be
tween himself and Harvey. He said he
was independent and had no string in
his nose. while Harris and Harvey were
under the influence of their employers .
THE Republicans are as bad as the
Democrats, for there are annexauonists
in both parties and they are the people
who took our country away from us
He said he was one of those who had
been imprisoned for fighting for the
flag and the country He told how
cruelty the Hawaiians were beaten /;
during plague tire by the Republicans
and Democrats, and II was not for the
Hawaiians to support the candidates OF !
either of those parties. He Landed
Noar the Home Rule candidate for ]
County Attorney, and assured the audi /
ence If he was elected he would shake
the Republicans out Of their boots"
Fernandez made the hit Of the eve |
ming and was loudly cheered as he !
closed.
REPUBLICAN FALSE PRETENSEs.
s K. Mahoe spoke principally |
against the Republican candidates who |
were going around the country proTnis-
ing the natives q dollar and a half |
a day for work on the roads He said |
there was no such plank in that party
platform and it was a false statement
that the Republican speakers were
ma king. H attacked the Republicans
for their immigration policy in bring
ing the Nolokans to the country and
giving them the land that really be
longs TO tie Hawaiians-
Speaker Mossrnan introduced MI
Kalauokalani rs q Home Ruler and not
2 Democrat. denouncing the latter