Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-28
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ties of family, friendship and proper.
ty here; | have neither the hope nor
the desire of any other home.
IF honored by your support, for The
Office to which aspire, will give the
best that Is in me, and my undivided
time and attention, to the discharge o"
Its important duties; more than that.
| will conduct the Office in thorough.
iy economical manner, not as an elce
mosynary institution for personal
friends, nor as u retreat for political
hacks.
The foxes Of the ground have holes
the birds of the air have nests. and
surely the sons of men who seek to All
public stations should have where to
lay their heads-should have some
hostage in the community whose con
iidcuce they invite and whose money
they would spend. If elected, my dep
uties will not be peripatetic wander
ers, itinerant vendors of law, but men
OF character, substantially identified
with Honolulu and inspired by de.
sire to promote its best civic IDEAS No
cases will be defended. If am elected
County Attorney, by either me, or any
member of my staff, in the United
States Court, which under my oath OF
Office | am required to prosecute In
the Territorial courts.
Earnestly soliciting your support, |
remain, very respectfully.
CARLOS A. LONG
To the Electors of the City and Coun
~ OF Honolulu. Oahu:
Gentlemen:-ln the firm belle,
gained from experience and the zen.
ernl and widespread opinion freely ex
pressed In this city and county tina.
the efficiency and integrity of the 10.
ice force can only he maintained by
me independence of the Sheriff am,
MS Deputy from active participation
N party politics, and that the security
)r life and property Is paramount to
Ill other considerations. and at the re.
quest of large number of the clcctor
ltc OF this city and county, we have
decided to he candidates for the ofFic.
u Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff, and re.
spectfully solicit the support of the
electors of tins city and county at the
polls In November.
III you return us. we pledge out selves
% enforce the laws without fear or
favor. The electors may rest assured
nat the efficiency and discipiine cf
he entire police force will be our frs;
consideration.
We stand firmly on the side of law
ma order, and We solicit the sumner,
u me citizens of this city and county
wa an endorsement of our policy ci
Ne entire separation of the police
rom party politics. We remain, gen.
.iemon, Your obcdient servants,
tsgdJ c. p. IAuKEA,
Candidate for Sheriff.
sgd J. NJ. MONSARRAT,
Candidate for Deputy Sheriff.
Long Violated Pledge
Chairman Judd Of the Republican
county Committee this morning ex-
pressed considerable surprise at the
tact that Long had decided run in
iependently, and q;loted fne rule of
me party under which Long as n
delegate to the Republican conyen-
Ton had pledged himself to support
the party and to abide by the action
- NV 'ohNtHlIVH.
Atkinson Quite III
Judd stated this morning that he
had visited Chairman Atkinson of tho
republican Central Committee. He
mad found that he was quite III, and
ne would probably not be able to be
'Dout FOR another week. As Akin
son was to have active charge of the
campaign, his illness leaves n gan.
nut Judd will step in and fiji this
Turing his Illness. ..'
.eds Not Behind Long
III was currently rcporteJ This
morning that the Civic Federation
was responsible foi the independent
'ahdidacy of Carlos Long. but this
was emphatically denied by w. r.
Castle, who is one of the most prom
'nent active members of the inner
'ircle of the Federationists.
THAT Is absolutely rotten" said
castle when the r,bort was mention
ID to him this morning. Neither 7
nor the Civic Federation has had
anything to do with the matter. Per-
'onally, | was much surprised to see
MIN run as an independent candi-
late, as ] always considered him n
very strong party man."
Are you going TO endorse him?"
asked the reportc,.
u could not say at all at this
time" said Castle
Will Endorse Trent
VIII you endorse Iaukea?" was
he next question.
THE Federation will hold It's next
meeting next week." continued Cas-
tie Il can say that 1t will be its pol
Icy to endorse the candidates who
nave held Office, and who have filled
II satisfactorily, On the principle of
servants are not discharged when
they have done good work. even II as
good servants can he secured. Thus
IN the matter of tie Office of Treas
urer We shall endorse Trent, although