Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-16
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| take ga years to get rid of our liza.
bilties. That means that the debt
| already contracted will not be settled
| until our great-grandchildren shall
have passed away.
This wonderful administration that
the Republican party talks about is all
| hot air. You give us chance and we
will show you what has been going on
| for the last eight years; We will give
you some insight into the financial ex
| travagance of the party which has
| been in power.
when you borrow money. you must
make some provision for paying 1t
!, back. The Republican party started
borrowing eight years ago and really
done nothing toward refunding.
But there is another matter that
must be taken into consideration at
this election. We must provide
Democratic Legislature for the Demo.
cratic Governor that will succeed Gov.
| CrnOr Frear as soon as Bryan is elect.
ed to the Presidency of the United
States"
Joseph j. Fern had multitude Of
reasons why he should be elected
Mayor of the City and County of Ho-
noluIu His remarks were comnaro.
lively brief hut they evidently Meas.
oJ hi. hearers Said ha.
81 was nominated bv reclamation
by my marty In convention am here
itn advocate the cause of tho Democrat.
ic marty There are three candidates.
representing three separate narties in
the field this wear nsk Won to con.
slider carefully which of the candidates
10 tho most worthy Of your sunnort-
which one will give Won the hest nd.
, ministration.
CHARGES Abuse
"Thc other PARTIES have been abus.
ing their opponents and also me per.
sonaIly. Il is IN to YOU to 20 To the
ballot box and think twice before Won
use M your votes"
Fern made a plea for the vote of
the moor man. SAYING that, as he be.
longed to that class himself, he has
also stood by II. He then passed out
some complimentary remarks ON the
personality of r r, Harvey and told
how he (Ferm and Harvey had al.
ways worked shoulder to shoulder I'm
conserving the interests of the moor
men and protecting them from the
grasp of the monopolists.
Dirty Methods AiIeaed
He charged that representatives OF
the Republican party have been prac
ticing dirty politics and going about
telling Democrats to scratch out names
on ballots with lead pencil. thereby
invalidating the entire vote. He then
changed his speech to the Portuguese
tongue and devoted several minutes tC
lambasting Achi. His remarks took
the fancy of the Portuguese section OF
the audience, to Judge by the howls Of
laughter that followed each sally, anC
when he left the platform he wa.
greeted with round of applause
from the children in the front row.
Edward Ingham had bunch o
roasts ready for the land policy of tn,
Republican party. He PLAYED to tn,
gallery and in the role of the work
ing mans friend, promised that tn,
Democratic party. II placed in power
would see to il that the Portuguese
farmers, who work small patches o
land on the sides of Punchgowl, woul,
have an opportunity to purchase tn
ground at n reasonable figure and no
be turned out wnen some capitals
wants IT,
Roasts Land Law.
1.-THE Republicans land law pre-
vides that 1t shall be leased for a pei
iod of fifteen years, being placed up a
auction in large parcels. What chanc
will you have against the capitalists?
he asked feelingly.
NJ. +. Silva made the statement tina
the Home Rule and Labor party ha