The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-02
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candidate for the senate. the fact be
comes all the more significant. Metzger :
running mate for the senate Is Make
kau, and he, too, Is out squarely
against McCandless
In its last issue. the Herald makes it
plain where it stands IN the following
editorial:
: THE attempt being made by McCand-
less to take credit for the passage Of
the Organic Act amendments Is one OF
the most interesting matters ever
| brought before the voters of this Ter
ritorv. McCandless in trying TO steal
from Kuhio the praise which the work
of the latter has called forth from the
| people Of the Territory, IS showing him
| self to be weaker than ever his worst
enemies have stated. Having had intro
| duced a bin ia congress through Repre-
sentative Gambler which was so mani
testify inadequate that its introducer
was forced TO apologize for 1t IL the
house of representatives., having tried
TO influence the house committee to take
up IDEAS which were absurd N the ex-
| IRENE, having done absolutely nothing
in Washington which helped Hawaii, he
now wishes TO claim the credit Of doing
the verythings which he opposed with
might and nam. And sucn 8 man would
fbe delegate to congress from Hawaii
''In making a fight on immigration
McCandless has aHenated from the
Democratic party practically every man
| IN the Territory OF strength who would
otherwise have been a candidate for
the legislature. The candidates for the
county positions, however, not being
concerned in this question, have stayed
with the party. When the Democratic
party of Honolulu is forced TO place in
nomination such a nonetity as Rlven-
burgh (whose chief duty has been to
| tell Mayor Fern when he should wear
! tan shoes and when patent feathers tor
| the senate, and has given him fit run
ming mate in Major Wolter, they have
reached low ebb in politics. The rea-
son of such nominations was that men
of the stamp Of Colonel Mccarthy, men
| of integrity and sterling worth, would
not for moment perjure themselves be
fore the people by supporting plat
form of anti-prosperity, or stultifylng
their political standing through follow
ing such a leader n a campaign OF
which the keynote, from It's start on
this island, VIII be Misrepresentation.
Kuhio's Majority.
! Again. editorially, the former Demo
cratic paper says:
cit is safe to say that the majority
which Kuhio will carry this island IN
the November election will be far Iarg
err than that of two years ago. There
S,has been considerable dissatisfaction eX-
pressed On this island with the admin
istration Of Governor Frear, but when
such statements have been made they
have contrasted the work of huhlo with
that Of the executive, The Delegate
has done more for this island during
the past wear than any of his friends
here even hoped TO see him accomplish
An instance of this is the appropriation
obtained for the local federal building,
which>was totally unexpected by local
people till the news that the public
building bill had passed the house with
the local provision was received by
wireless Kuhio is strengthening him
self continually and the strongest kind
.of an endorsement Of what he has done
viii be heard when the votes are count
ed in November
Democratic Boss Shakes Him.
. David Ewaliko, Democratic editor Of
the Kuobana, q Hawaiian paper. Demo
cratic candidate for county clerk Of
Hawaii and popularlx known as = boss >
: Of the Big Island Democrats. IS ont
j against McCandless. He refuses 10 sup
port him and IS working against him.
NJ. C. de Nello Of Kona. who has
long led the unterrifed in that district
: another who has renowned McCand
less and all his works.
: Kaniho IS one prominent friend whom
NcCandless has left. Kaniho got q
thousand dollars lately from McCand
less and he may be worth the price.
McCandless' One Admirer
The Democratic leader has one arden
admirer on Hawaii, this being the
- special correspondent OF the Evening
+ Bulletin. For example this beautiful
= HIT Of slu,h appeared from him in yes
+ terday edition Of that paper:
One Of the most catching things
tina. NcCandlezs aid during his tour
ii of the island was the distribution
. Of campaign badges to the people.
e He was always ready - Jump down
j. from the machine 70 give his cam
81 paign badges to the passersby. This
.ri kind act on his part made big
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