The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-14
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trespass upon the time allotted them.
believe that the occasion which
calls us together is one fraught with
much interest TO us as party and as
a people; for we are here TO ratify
the nomination, by one of the most
demonstrative conventions ever held
by any party, of one of the greatest
men of our day and for the highest
office for which the people are privl-
legged TO name and elect the incumbent.
think we have good reason to con-
graduate ourselves on our action in
expressing the choice we did through
our delegation to the National Conven-
ton. / think we have also good rea-
son to congratulate the party ON the
wisdom of its choice; and 1 believe
that we as Democrats are particularly
fortunate in having the full assurance
that, in the event of the triumph of
Democratic arms in the coming nation
| al election, the destinies of our great
nation could not be confded to safer
or worthier hands than those of viii.
liam Jennings Bryan.
While we mention this name with
real pride, we could not do the con.
vention full credit if we failed to high.
ly commend its excellent choice of a
running mate for Mr.. Bryan. This
delicate work it accomplished with ad.
| mirable good taste in that the man it
selected, though not of the extensive
national fame as Mr.. Bryan, yet bears
an honored name in his own State and
city and is eminently entitled in every
way to the honor conferred upon him
by his party. In nominating John
Worth Kern as candidate for Vice
President. the convention has done it.
self credit.
believe that Hawaii particularly
has occasion for rejoicing at the re-
suits of the National Convention; not
only for the sagacity of its personnel
in so far as the selection of our pres
idential candidates is concerned, but
| also for the recognition that we have
received in the national platform. And
/ do not think we can express any
too warmly our appreciation of the
good, substantial work performed by
Mr.. Edward NJ. Watson, who, as a
memper of the Committee on Resolu-
tions, was tireless in his efforts to have
our claims recognized, nor of the loyal
and generous support of the gentlemen
who We're his colleagues = Messrs.
Frank R. Harvey. Chas. McGonagle,
Allan Herbert and James L. Coke.
AS some of them are present here
tonight, leave to them the duty of
detailing matters pertaining to the
convention, and content myself with
this brief reference but insufficient
tribute to their excellent work.
feel justified in saying that the
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; a"N ~ me ~ t1oL, ~, NJ oiy
70 eo9.,aue, uu. W Houo'e .nei enc,
eies uulihs Ihe eonine eanPaiSn, ..
: l.ae 'ne WIN so aus pieiou'S o'sun
/. may NC oio~neu WIZ euoeees
HARVEY y DENOMINATION.
Frank Harvey, the first speaker call
ed upon, opened his remarks with a
eulogistic reference to the Democratic
nominee for the presidency, ther
launched into the real speech, which
was to denounce the ATTEMPT being
made to line up the Hawaiian voters
on A race Issue.
nWhen got back to Honolulu from
Denver. nv ears rang with sVote foI
this man; do not vote for that man,
vote for the Hawaiians That wa,
the most foolish talk nossible Thai
!, noIicv wouId he tbe most foolish ont
for ns ne Uow.;ians IN adont and
Il is ~ nolicv 7 viii ornoSa Nth INV
, last breath La, nc nc YpIers taIa IN,
) ,r;so s;5o /, tho alaot;ou Ia ns :,
) Mnwoi; hottio 49,, ana;nst noS+, 10 ~,
: ai.;u a 49, Pa. o' p"-.y, no
toii vot, tho+ iF No Ssa ~ o"I an' ~ =,
/, sel w" sna. We way sue eoioi iin
anu 10 oaoM W NY o,G e eas1; VIC WI
/, oniy pe ploei"inlhs oui iooiien me
are we 10 1PP9se Que man Just DO
! cause ne Is a haole anu vote ior an
ether man just pecause ne Is ia
/, walIaht NO. 10 u1 tna' Wouia ~
putting ourselves III tne WRONG anu no Io
r ing ourselves an IhJ ts Inc IA Il,
!, waiiaas were given tne irahehise y.
we An e ian e1sefiIene uecause
!. was saiu lhaI tne hawai'a q. pop,
People were euueateu anu nv hoi IN
j, fIahehise, puI - We uo any .nins
n iooiisn as 70 reiuse W no'e LOT VIM.
man Jus. oecause ne Is a White ma
r we WIZ De proving Ourselves uhnt 10