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

decided Immediately afterwards to hold
election to choose monarch. At that
time. Qucen Emma was the choice of
the people. A certain faction, how.
ever. elected Kalakaua, much TO the
disappointment of tho majority of the
general public. The Representatives.,
who were in the legislature, and. who
voted for Kalakaua, were attacked by
the mob. They were thrown out of
the legislative hall by the angry
crowd. This proved then that the poo
pie were opposed to Kalakau,
1T was commonly considered that
Kalakaua was the king of the haolc.
at is the same thing with Kuhio.
he is the ruler of The h1,ics. such as
the planters. II Is about time that
you send another man other than
kuhlo, to Congress as lIlwaH's dele.
gnto. If you don't want to give your
suurnrt why then. rcnd somebody else
there, who can do the work.
"Thc Democrats want the imnigra.
tinn stopped" he con;'nuc "But
the Republicans want to open the
dCu.
They cha""~ M WITH stealing; but
they Gun not hack w ihcir contention.
IT | hal sto'en your property. as they
charged me with. ] would have -becn
Jailed without any question.
''If you wan. property in Hawaii,
vote for the u mocrats. who want tho
Immigration funds reserved for road
worr. In this way, you and all the
people will be employed" ApplauIc
(pololcD.
kaniho and kcawchaku followed Nc
Cardlcys with enthusiastic remarks
David kaiskaua.
David Kalakaua. enc Of the retain
ers of the late King Kalakaul said
after the meeting that he was greatly
impressed with McCandlcss' speech.
He told the ullctin man that. al.
teal party, he would now vote for
McCandless. whom he THINKS. will he
the best man 10 represent the Hawaii
an people i'm Congress.
A number of the Hawaiians remark
ed also that the lands they applied foc
in the Omaopio homestcads were Civ.
en- the sugar interests of IT, =. Bald
win, who practically controls the
business interests on Maui. Instead
of the lands they asked for the Gov.
eminent gave the Hawaiians in Pau
wela certain mountainous lands which
are practically unfit for homestead
purposes.
The Pauwela people, who evidently
were convinced by McCandless, prom.
Used to vote for him on election day
Paia Next.
Returning in the afternoon the party
stopped at Paia. The voters, who
were expecting the arrival OF the Dem.
ocratic leader, were waiting for him.
Here McCandlcss was greeted by
the Democratic leaders, who had ar.
ranged for his arrival. Like the other
places, McCandless told the people to
continue applying for public lands un-
I'll their wishes have been granted.
Governor Frcar was critically at
tucked for his unfair treatment of the
Hawaiians who want to obtain home
steads. The speaker was applauded.
and, at the conclusion of his speech,
he received the congratulation of his
admirlng friends.
Monday.
On Monday, the McCandless party
drove up to Kula, Ulupalakua and the
adjacent villages. At Keokea the dis.
tinguished party stopped and spoke to
the voters there in a native church.
Although II was raining at the time,
the voters came along to hear Nc,
Candless.
The Democratic Boss afterwards
talked to the pupils of Keokea School,
where he was received by Principal
David Kapohakimohewa The meeting
was successful. A large number OF
the voters being present.
In his address McCandless urged up.
on the pupils to aim for high ideals
He emphasize the fact that 1t was ne
cessary for them to build home
and to help their parents. lie advised
them to speak to their parents to get
lands upon which to build homes.
After leaving that place, the party
was next conveyed to Kihei where an.
other meeting was conducted in the
afternoon.
Waikapu Meeting.
AT O'Clock in the evening Nc.
Candless and his political assistants
held another meeting at Waikapu. Des,
pite the Indictment. weather, the native
Hawaiians, came along with their bah
les on their back to hear McCandlc5s
talk immigration and homestead pro.
positions.
Keawchaku, Kaniho and Naone, who
Is running for Representatives made
stirring speeches. Boss McCandless was
well received as be talked on lmmigra-
ton. The audience stated during the
course of his speech they were ready
to vote for him on election day. This
encouraging news was received with
thanks by the, speaker, who assured
them that he would do his best for the