Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-05

Long boforo tbo pomocr,,,c p,.s
and his generals arrived Judro NJ
Kepoikai who ia runnipo ,ndonend.
emily ne n candidate for Co,,.v ALTON.
ncy avoiIcd bimso,r nj tho on,,rtur.
ity and taking the stand On Mark /,
stroot talked Ia ,bc oudic,co which
was awaiting McCanJI,ss
He announced that he was ready 70
perform the duties of the oalco Of
Countv Attorney having bcon an tho
bench for many wears dur,np which
limo no has had much oxncriopce
McCnpdIcss smoke pt some length
on land mattcrs rolp,Inr out IN tho
pcoplo that tho Coycrn,, and bis .d.
m,niq,roticn wore NOT fair I, Tho IL.
,rlbution of tho public lands That
the Governor and the Land BOARD wo~e
nracticoIIv giving tho Iands I, tho
corporate interests while the poor and
the publ'c were given uncuit,bIp
lands Anrlausc pololpi
'Ycs we applicd for certain nubtic
lands. but were denied by the Cavern.
ment." roorcd the audience Ito on.
phaslzcd tho fact that tho ucou,o--iho
common people were entitled to due
consideration.
With the exception OF the nlchiH.
cite rally the meeting, according to
the old timers of Wailuku was the
largest that ever gathered there on
MARKET street ~ room as Nanih".
inc Iast speaker ma" nhi'hcd IL began
10 ram.
Inc oaiNnuuh army mcctinS was
conducted near the Dom 'cratic ra'ly,
ana, AT times II was reared mat me
SOUND oi inc drums anu buSlcs might
20" Wv ''o"" away ''o''' po'S wv
S"ess
S " ce'',s.
bis n,rty Won, n,on ., parn!aI. T., -.
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no ,"o Den'o''"''c party ueSc."uo"
,ne su,."' 1t pesdn W pour uoWh hea''
~ i"o parry .o"s's'uu VI poss NV
Uan'e's' Nea"e"'N"' h"'''Io NeIson
/, marry MoSS'i'an anu 'he pur
man
AS soon as the machine got down
10 'he valley! II refused to bulge. Inc
occupants OF the big machine. except
haniho alShted IRON IL. The road
was slippery ana muddy, making II
very uncomfortable Tor the Boss and
MS SURROUNDINGS.
II took the party about an hour and
a half to adjust the pilikia, they were
I'm. They then went on to Pauwcla.
II was about 1870 when tho marty
arrived there In order to get IN touch
with the people. McCandless and his
associates went to church. where Nc.
Candless and those with him were wei.
coined by the Rev. J. X. Kekipi
Met andIcss Speaks.
The church was fairly well crowded.
The people, were Just preparing to
leave for their homes when the politi.
clans arrived.
Having been granted permission to
speak to the audience. McCandless
talked in Hawaiian. His speech, trans.
lated, was as follows:
in the first place. I want to thank
you for the votes you cast for me in
1908. | am here again to ask you once
more for your support.
81 want to emphasize the fact that
n true Christian should be n Christian
not only on Sundays. but on week
DAYS. as we'll" He next told the con.
gregation that he had talked to the
Konaites who were in the church I'm
Kona on home"
at is reported" continued he. that
II the Republicans were elected at tho
coming campaign. they would do good
work for the benefit of the people.
"In 1895. the Governor had the dis.
cretionary power to give the public
lands to the people who wanted them.
did he exercise this power?' he
asked
oNr IL, >, l., a,