Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-06
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Of men; Of issues, not of characters.
1--WE, the candidates here, with
charity to all parties, we stand on the
Republican principles because we
know they are right and know they
will prevail. We propose that every
issue raised by our opponents shall
be fairly and squarely met, for 1t is
upon our issues, our principles, that
we will win this hard-fought battle
| II take 1t that every citizen here
tonight will cast his vote for the
man and the party with the right
kind of record. II my contention Is
right, then every person here will
vote the Republican ticket, for 1t was
the Republican party that has done
all the great things for this country
and 1t is the only party. The Repub-
lican party is the friend of the work.
ingman and the champion of the pool
and oppressed.
Vote Straight Ticket
THE claims of the Republican par.
ty to superiority are clear and
strong. The only policy for you peo.
pie. ! may say, Is to vote the Repub.
lican ticket straight.
Cupid's Good Record
THE leader on our ticket, Prince
Cupid. deserves the unqualified sup.
port of every man in our country
And you know you cannot send any
man who will protect your interests
better than he. It would he disas-
trous TO your interests to send any
other man to Washington. lie has
the confidence Of every man in
Washington from President Roose,
lvelt down.
John Lane Qualified
John Lane, candidate for Mayor
Is well qualified for that position
Were II not for him the Municipal
Act would never have been passed.
AFFILIATED with me is Mr.. Quinn
and Mr.. Hcnriques, and we have
adopted this motto. One for all ant
all for one | want you to vote fol
these men. II there is any doubt
about scratching this ticket. gentle
men. scratch one and vote for tn,
other two"
Chairman Lucas then introduced
Andrew Cox. whom no said would b,
a faithful and honest official.
Equality and Justice"
Ladies' and Gentlemen" said Cox
this is my first appearance here be
fore you. Formerly worked an,
addressed the people at Waialua
Equality and Justice Is my motto
My record on the Board of Super
vlsors speaks for itself. Vote tn
straight Republican ticket and you
rights will be protected. Dom
scratch any of the Republican ticket
for 1t will dishgure the ticket. A MAJ
Is no gentleman II he had his sill
hat on and no shoes or collar. Vot
for me and all those on the Republi
lean ticket. ! thank you for your at
tention."
John Wise was introduced ami,
the cheers of the crowd.
Wise's Good Pledge
"A few weeks ago." he said, ("
was duly nominated for the position
of Sheriff. 1t has been said by som
that was not straight Republican
but If had not been nominated a
the convention ! would still be her
working for a straight ticket. So
want you all to vote n straight ticket
have made no promises, nor do
intend to make any, except this: i
elected | will carry out the duties O
my Office according to the laws of tn
Territory without fear or favor Gen
tlemen, thank you"
lie then translated his speech Il
Hawaiian.
The Lone Lawyer
Eddie Douthitt was introduced q
the only lawyer on the ticket.
within the few minutes allotte
me-" said he, 81 desire to call you
attention to some of the things don
by the Republican party since the In
auguration of this Territory. And
ask you for your support for the me
who are on the Republican ticket.
THE Legislature of 1901 was mai
ly a Home Rule Legislature. The
' attempted to pass a County Act, bu
they were loo slow and they failed
The Republican party realized til
cry that popular government shoul
be extended to this Territory, and |
1903 they gave you the first Count
Act.
"You realize that 1t was not til
fault of the Republican party tia
the Supreme Court declared that az
Unconstitutional. Did the party d,
sist, however, then? No, not b
Iof II.