The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-11

pass There is the danger of having
Democrats in the senate, who have no
use for Republican policies. There are
four senators to be elected from Oahu
in place of w. O. Smith. c. J. Nc
earthly, Frank r. Harvey and y. T. Chill
lingworth. and the Democrats are 60
ing to put up the best, hrainiest, best
looking. most popular. best vote-catch-
ers that they have in their party, and
this ought to make the Republicans of
Oahu sit up nights and consider
''Palmer Woods declining to stand
again for the senate this time eliminates
one sure Democratic seat from Hawaii.
Kauai being tight island and Re
publican stronghold there is nothing do
ing down there for the Democrats.
Maui may furnish one. so the fight will
be on Oahu. With a Democratic senate
it would be useless to have a Repub
ican house You must have both. Re
publicans, to get them in working order
and in complete harmony.
81 see that the business men through
out are donning their political fighting
clothes and getting out to work. This
is as it ought to be. Republican poll
cies have brought prosperity to them
Land they should keep up prosperity by
working for the advantage of that
party that brings success and thrift.
and industry and intelligence and
patriotism.
"There is one proposition that should
never be lost sight of and | hope it
will be impressed upon Republicans that
the party should be considered by them
: as a joint stock company or corpora
tion earning dividends for them. The
dividends lie in the good legislation en-
acted for the country. The stockhold-
ers are the Republicans themselves with
the central committee as the board of
+ d rectorS. the executive q board of trns-
fees and above all the party should
have manager whose duty is to see
that the organization is in working
order in every precinct.
'Think Of corporation without
manager. What plantation runs its
business in the way we run the organ
ization2 IT should be on business lines
and upon business principles. I hope
this will be done in order that the party
affairs be attended to twelve months In
the year instead Of three months in
two wears as the ease is now
Everything is left for one great big
blowout two months before election and
there is excitement and fireworks and
! when it is all over. the party is for
/ gotten until the next two years come
along. There are so many young men
coming to the polls every election that
they should he educated up to the prin-
ciples of the Republican party and to
GET them educated to their duties you
viii have TO catch them while young.
Republicans throughout the Terri
/ tory must not hold their friends.~-tha
enemy who is no other than the Demo
cratic party. too cheap. This is the
mistake that counts at every election.
Some of the Republicans get so certain
and so lost in that certainty that when
/ the returns are counted, they then find
that by some method the enemy has
got into the front door and then they
feel like kicking themselves for not
doing a little extra work.
LAS Carl Smith, Hawaii's campaign
manager, says, Work for every Repub-
lican on the ticket as if he was going
to get in by a majority of one.
Now that is how every party work
er should do or else, well. YOU know
what will happen.
"Do | believe there viii be any more
Mandates in the party9 Well the in
surgeant issue was an interesting one
from the point of view that they were
after a scalp. Having got what they
wanted ! don t see that there is any
more insurgency. All have come intt
line after the convention makes it:
: nominations, and if there is any side
| stepping because Bill Jones or San
, Kaeo was nominated. and so-called Re
publicans bolt the ticket, such an ac
! is not that of an insurgent, but of ;
: party bolter and a perfdious act to sa,
p the least.
"An along the line the reports arr
? encouraging, but while they are encour
: aging we have to work all the same
? Bob Breckons in a ocular manner sal,
? that he loved the smoke of battle in
f campaign. All warehouses belonging t.
{ the Republican camp have the same in
! centive. Politics IS great game i
4 PLAYED right. It Is fascinating an'
that I presume is the reason | am in i
t with the rest of the boys.
2 eyes. I viii stand again as a can
f didate for the house. if nominated, from
p west Hawaii comprising the district
r of North and South Kohala. North AM
h South Kona and Kau. Who will be m,
' colleagues on the ticket7 I can no
s .say. At the primaries held through
o Hawaii young aggressive men wer'