The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-15
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grafton. the party would not be success
.ul There were no promises to be mace
by anv candidate. He should, if elect
ID. recognize the party's needs first.
All the candidates belong to the party,
and every man elected will owe his
election to the Republican party.
Mr.. Lane said the issue of immlgra-
ton was the issue upon which the form
IF government of the United States has
been carried on. Immigration has been
the making of the United States. 1t
is a national issue, and the Republican
party in the Territory has able men to
.arrv out an issue of that kind with
success. The immigration feature OF
Mr.. Lane S address was applauded.
Parker Predicts Victory.
Colonel Parker was named as master
Of ceremonies, aud he responded IN his
humorous way. He asked the members
to put il IN their pipes and smoke IT,
that Lane would easily defeat Fern or
any one else placed in nomination, even
Jarrett. He predicted big Republican
victory. He didn't believe much in
hurrahing. He had hear enough of that
when he was candidate for congress
and was defeated by Wilcox. There was
too much huIrahing then. Now work
was wanted. He said he had been
chosen chairman of the committee and
would work If he didn't like the job
after a week s trial, he would let some
one else take hold.
Colonel Parker spoke of knitting, and
referred to his own case when he was
knitted right and left.
Scrapping Is Over.
r. w. Breckons said: eve have got
a good ticket and good platform and
We can lick the other fellows He
said the party was through with its
and if anybody butted into
its affairs from now on they would get
at least three black eyes, and he re-
ferred particularly to the Democratic
party He congratulated the party on
the kind of ticket put up, and the plat
form couldn t he beat, neither could
the entire ticket.
Hustace Out of Party.
R. ". Shingle, candidate for city
treasurer, first of all proposed a health
to John Hughes, who although defeated
came to the luau He said he had been
during the forenoon to
hear that Charles Hustace had resigned
from the county committee. He said
that if Mr. Hustace could not support
the ticket, which the press of the city
had conceded to be the best all round
ticket ever advanced by the party, then
the Republican party must go it's way
and Mr.. Hustace the other. Mr.. Single
stated that in the convention he support
ed Mr.. Hustace as against Lane. Mr..
Shingles remarks were greeted with
applause.
Now was the time, he said, to unite
and 60 in and fight for big victory.
He believed there were few candi-
dates, like Mr.. Lane, Mr.. Cox and him
SELF who, when they emerged from the
battle in November, would know they
had been in mlxup.
Back UP immigration.
He hoped that none of the workers
would back and fill on the immigration
question, but stand on that plank as
If 1t were the rock of Gibraltar He
knew that very careful thought had
gone into that plank. This country is
by reason of the sugar in
dustry and every one must turn TO to
keep it prosperous. If the Republican
party wins at the next election we will
have a luau of poi and pig, and if the
Democrats win it will be luau on
panini.
Link Favored Immi grafton
Mr.. Achi made a long speech in Ha.
waiian, the principal features of which
were devoted to Link McCandless. and
he referred TO some ancient history
when McCandless was in the senate and
voted with Achi and Brown on an immi.
grafton measure, but that was when he
was Republican.
The Short and Ugly.
BILLY Hoogs, when called upon.
arose with alacrity and proceeded to
deliver an exposition of the motives of
Link McCandless as he saw them. Me-
he said, is always posing as
the great friend of the Hawaiians and
Is always ready to shed tears over
them. But McCandless motives are
purely selfish. All he thinks of is him
self and all he loves the Hawaiian for
is because the Hawaiian is honest.
trusting and unsophisticated enough to
believe that what McCandless saws is
he truth.
MeCandless is liar said Hoops,
. when he says he is working for the
interests of the Hawaiians. All he is
working for is himself. | understand
that he is getting rid of all his sugar
stock, so that whatever happens. he
Will be safe
Hogs went on to state that he did
not believe McCaniless to be sincere
IN his views on the immigration oues
ton. Further he said that althouph
McCandless has given ten Thousand
dollars to the Democratic campaign
fund and it will take lot of money
to beat him, the money will be forth
coming and it will not come from anv
one man but from the rank and file Of
he Republican party.
Hoogs was roundly applauded
throughout his fiery speech. When he
sat down. Chairman Parker called on
the Delegate, who had once before re-
fused to speak.
Kuhio and The Advertiser.
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