The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-11
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(From Sundays Advertlser)
In spite of the indignant denial of
the secretary of the st. Louis College |
Alumni Association that that body is
not, never was and never would be in
politics, the fact that so many of its
y, prominent members were taking hands
VI in the opening plays of the present
VI political game and are working against
those outside the little circle, has caused
III the alumnis of Kamehameha and the
". Royal School to declare war against
D anything that wears the st. Louis
M colors This was stated on the streets
n last night and was generally regarded
as an interesting move in the present
Republican mixup.
John Wise, who heads the Kameha-
mehss and against whom the Jarrett
Long-R Rose crowd has been combining
the voters, is supposed to be the one
behind the coalition of the Kams and
the Royals, taking a leaf from the
other fellows book and going them one
better because the voting strength of
the Royals and the Rams is enough TO
put the st. Louis away down in the
- nss;Syard Thus the remark in an after.
Wesh paper, credited to Senator John
CZ,s,t lane, but which he denies any
t3Iwledge of, that there should be no
vlps feeling agitated between the alumni
inn Sbciations of the different schools,
,,n!loI. ms Importance. His reputed remark
:, the subject was the first indication
w q l-bliclv given that there was any ILL
'4t tslng being agitated or thought of.
~ Lane was emphatic in his declaration
st night that the story in circulation
hoout the warfare to come between the
saumnis had no foundation. "There is
10 trouble at all between the alum
Ills, - he said. "Why should there be :!
fNhe ST. Louis alumni takes no part in
kpolitics. whatever its individual mem
.1bers NAV do. and no one can blame the
fassociation for what individuals do.
have not read the Bulletin and do no,
ii know anything about what they say
said.
IA LANE CLAIMS STRENGTH
az want to say, however, that those
of us in the party who are trying to
! do our duty to our country are getting
! sick at the rows raised and the stories
being circulated about us. Cupid
III Chillingworth, Desha, Holstein, myself
U9 and those of us who are honestly try
II. ing 10 keep the party clean and work
w for the benefit of Hawaii are tired OF
III trying.
!, ""Take this story you have been
a printing about me and the money
y received from the Queen. Do you think
that those lies are going to hurt me
although they are annOyingY Not q
bit. Every word that has been said
against me over that affair will helT
me when the time comes to tell the
truth about it.
""I have a following among the
masses, following that will be will
me when the time comes for me e
\ declare myself. My friends, the one.
j have mentioned and men like them
4 know the truth and everybody viii
A know it before long.
ID ''These friends of mine are the mel
IN who have kept our party from goint
~ to pieces. 1t was us who worked OF
I the party rules until we made it i'm
I possible for the machine to run on
conventions and made &C possible TO
4 the whole people to have say in thu
nominations of the party candidate
if they only take interest Senough IL
- the welfare of the country to come on
N to the precinct nominations and prima
A ries and do their share of the work. ,
LACK OF HARMONY.
In the interview published yesterda.
afternoon, with the same Senator, h
d is quoted as saying:
"The Republicans must do som
work in the coming campaign.
"One trouble is that the Democrat
are at work all the time and the Re
~ pubicans are doing next to nothing
There is not enough doing in on
ranks.
- 'iThe ticket this year should b
a.formed on compromise basis so ia
,As possible mean all elements shout
0have representation so that we sha
nhave an evenly balanced ticket Thi
) tlbusiness of one faction trying to ru
a everything and refusing to pay if the
can't have everything their way,
. ruinous to any party, and it is ba
thing for the community. The Reput
] lican party Mt stand any rule-oi
ruin business. That will send it t
~ defeat without question
YH "I have received letters from tn
\ outside districts and lack of activit
Nv among the Republicans is genera
II complaint"
N DEMOCRATIC CHANGES.
Yesterday the committee appointe
" Sgat the Central Committee meeting t
A rs ,c.a for the Territorial and Count
Il. ,eentions made change in the date
N =, ibosed the night before, which woul
III ANte brought the party Territorial cor
LSN soltion on the same day as that selec,
n t'Dby the Republicans. The specia
n nhmittee has showed the date fou
HI Is ahead, which will bring IL o
.Asirsday, September 10 and give tn
3ER2 herring the prestige of the first TO
1s campaign.
"a d THE nominations for delegates in tn
.rious precinct clubs for both tn
territorial and County conventions vii
g held on August 90, and the election
delegates on August 81.
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