Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-01
DEMOCRATS in
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7 McCandIeSs Attacks
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meetings at Nuuanu and Kal,hi was
those of Link McCandlcss at each OF
the Democratic meetings, in both Of
which he directed his attacks ut Ku
hio for not paying his taxes and told
what good fellow he himself was.
Al Kalihi the meeting was some
what larger than at Jack Lane. at the
latter place there being about 100 pre-
sent less than half of whom were
voters.
| Colonel Walters in an impassioned
speech told of the wrongs of the poor
and how the Democrats would right
! them, and then took fling at tho
lulletin which he said had made
Z the statement that. the Republican
party must win Ly fair means or foul
ones. He made a strong play on the
large salaries paid officials, specially
mentioning an extra deputy in the Of
fee of the attorney general who, h,
said, was not provided for by the
legislature, and for whom there was
no work. the business of the Office
failing to keep two men busy.
r., II, Trent In short speech reit
grated his fayor!te story OF how the
Republicans were In the habit oi
cheating the laborers of the city by
taking ont more than the two and one
half per cent of their wages before
he came to be treasurer.
Crowd Drifts Away.
Turrlll brought his 1870 fighting
pounds to the fore. Young Gay whc
deserted the Republican ranks for the
B Democrat spoke, Pachcco. Bill Jarrett
Charlie Roge and lesser lights ad
dressed the crowd, which steadily
diminished In lumber from nine
o'clock onward Until at the time Link
took the stand at ten there were less
, than half as many voters present as
there were when the meeting opened
and w. w. Thayer made the opening
speech.
Throughout the evening en- husiasn
/ was at low ebb at Jack Lane. ant
even when Link took the stand. M
the savior OF the common people, tn,
cheers called for by the chairman o
the meeting came from but half 1
uo~en uroa's anu o'eo o"t pe'or'
'he 'hiro one nad peeh given 10 'h'
cool evening air.
The Boss started In with lon,
J speech In Hawaiian, coming to thu
meeting al JACK Lane a''er speaking
I" halihi as did many Oh 'ne o'he
speakers VINO addressed 'he ie" VOL
ers, aSse'ip'eu'
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