The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-28
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port carlos Long 1Or county Attorney.
told them that 1 was for Cathcart,
nd when they wanted to know how
could support haole against Ha.
waiian I told them that was for n
IN who knew some law, I'didn It care
what he was.
I'd "Supposing am elected Mayor"
continued the labor leader, putting up
a hypothetical ease, edo you think I
could go to Carlos Long for advicef"
The organizer of the labor for Achi
party laughed aloud at the very idea.
Always ] have opposed the idea
of voting for a man lust because he
was a Hawaiian. and this is the policy
that is being preached now in all the
parties, except mine. i am opposed to
Jarrett as Sheriff and 7 am very much
opposed to this plan being schemed for
the Hawaiians to vote for him without
| regard to party. The Republicans
| ought to vote for the man they nomi-
| nate, whether he be Wise or Taylor or
y. NJ. Brown. The trading of votes,
such as the Hawaiians intend to do,
= something that will hurt the race
very much. because they ought to know
that the Hawaians can not filfall the
, offices. The responsibilities under the
| municipal law are going to be greater
than they have ever been before, and
F. q ought to get the best men for the
offices, not try to fill them all with
Hawaiians without regard to their
qualifications.
PERSONALLY, / do not want any Of
fee, although believe have as good
chance for the Republican nominal
ton for Mayor as any of them. But
/ know that the Governor and the
others at the Capitol would try to get
the Legislature to oppose my policies
and keep as much money out of the
city treasury as possible, and don It
want to have to hold an office and be
hampered in carrying out my plans.
"fThe Advertiser has always abused
me, but if you knew and the people
knew the truth about how have had
to work to keep down the race feeling
and advise the Hawaiians not to draw
the color line. you would abuse me less.
7 may run for Mayor. / don't know
myself yet. / don It want to, but as a
leader / have responsibilities, and if
III l.
''But when ] am Mayor I want to
have in the municipal offices men of
talent and ability that l can depend
on.'
1t is said that the slate of the Ha-
waiian Sons Voters Association favors
John G. Lane for Mayor, G.. A. Long
for County Attorney, Jarrett for Sher-
if. Manley Hopkins for Treasurer,
Charles Rose for Auditor, and Kalauo-
kalani for Clerk. The names for SUI
pervisors comprise all Hawaiians, and
even those for the Senate are the
same. .
Mrs. Atcherley, who is secretary pro
tenn. of the Voters Association. says:
can evening paper states that Long,
Lane and Kalauokalani are members
but il ism I so. The old leaders are out
of livery much. It's a.secret organ
ization like Tammahy, and every men,
Der is pledged to vote exactly as he Ii
told by the club. The members are
from all parties. and are not haole
hhters. A ladies' political club is t,
be organized on the same principle
It's all for the benefit of the Ha
waiian people. The society is being
ORGANIZED on all the other islands. -
" NhNhi eohiN ittP upii
cans hope to- see nominated for sheriff
has. in months gone by, disclaimed any
desire to occupy the sheriff IS oiiic,
again, yet many Republicans believ,
that Mr.. Henry is the only haole VIII,
can Offset the prevailing movement
toward electing a Hawaiian for ever,
: office. The High Sheriff is believed t
" have a tight hold on certain elements
, of the Hawaiian voting fraternity
: which with the help of the haoles
I, would go far toward electing him.
J. The Hawaiian Sons Voting hu
: which sprang into existence last weel
!. is believed TO have at the head of /
4 40 less personages than leading Hawai-
7. ian politicians already in office, an
!. their slogan viii be "All Offices 10
d Hawaiians only"
d < Charley Achi is opposed to Jarrett
!. first, last and all time. and viii no
:, consent TO a trade if Jarrett's name
[. proposed for decker.
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!. ed from New York for Honolulu 9
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