Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-27

people were SO WullnS 10 HHOTu uie /
The opportunity of getting Informal
ton and getting 1t accurately, get
ting II in detail and getting II quick
ly. You have given me here the |
chance of finding out at first hand |
about those matters which have been !
brought to Washington in the form !
of reports, and many of you know
how dead a report is; It means little
or nothing but figures or statistics.
But when you have the opportunity
OF looking into the faces of the men
who have been doing the things that
the report reports about, then you
get the inspiration of personal pres
cnce, and you understand better and
more clearly the conditions under
which the people work.
Now there have been many mlsap,
prehensions. many misunderstanding
ings. regarding conditions in your
islands, and those Misunderstanding
and misapprehensions have been caus
ed because neither you here nor we
on the mainland have thoroughly un-
derstood one another.
Now we wish to get together; we
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: a." win 'he"h II VIC uhuers'"ho
"'ihe What nome RUE means.
rome RUE means seii-ruie' put
my FRIENDS you nave got TO nave u
nome before you nave anything TO
RUE. 'appiause.)
And II "ou want home In which
TO exercise home rule, you can Only
nave IL by Keeping Uncle Sam near
by. (ApplauseD And my opinion is
that'you Will keep him nearer to you
and you will have him fonder of you,
and you will be fonder Of him, II you
leave the Republican party in control
of National affairs. (Applause.)
The Republican party has always
been the party Of the home; the Re.
publican party has believed that the
home was the foundation Of American
citizenship, and. through its long his,
tory, II has always stood for home
rule In its right sense. Its whole long
history has been the upbuilding Of the
home idea, and therefore ! say to you
who may be members Of the i-lome
Rule party here. IL you wish to sue
load Ia. iHt. Co.