The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
EVERYONE SURE
OF ELECTION
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opinion of the chances of the different
parties, replied as follows:
Hull Mahi.
"There is a Hawaiian saying that
exactly fits the situation; it is Hull q
mahi, and that is the best tip as re
CARDS the election. To the person who
does not understand Hawaiian, it may
be interpreted as ga fall of earth, OF
a landslide; that is what is going tc
happen tomorrow, and it will be land
slide for the Republican party.
"The result will have been achieved
through the self-sacrifce of all the
members of the party, who have worked
so well together and who have done Sc
much to keep the straight ticket policy
before the party"
Kuhio Certainty.
A. l.. Castle was seen in regards TO
the election of today, and he ventur-
ed prediction that comedies with
those of the rest of his party. Castle
is in close touch with the situation, and
he speaks with knowledge of the two
parties and the voting strength of
each. Asked as to what he thought the
result of today's' election would be,
Castle spoke as follows:
'Kuhlo is a certainty; he will beat
McCandless easily. The Republican
party will have a sweeping majority all
over the group. The senators are all
certainties, although there will be a
good fight in the fifth for the seat as
representative. Andrew Cox has de.
veloped much strength and he should
defeat jarrett. The people will vote
the straight Republican ticket and that
is enough to say.'
A Glorious Victory.
|, Chairman A. L. c. Atkinson, of the
Territorial Republican Committee,
would not hear of any chance of defeat
After having had the experience of tip
ping the results of three campaigns
long before they came off, and in each
case getting very close to the actual
figures, Atkinson feels that he has the
right guess coming about tOday's cleo
ton.
"This campaign has been extraoIdi
nary" said Atkinson last night, Gin
asmuch that there have been no politi
cal bosses or leaders. 1t has been q
fight by the people themselves and il
they think the respective tickets are
right, they will elect the men they
want to. The people of California and
Wisconsin rose in heir might and did
as they wished at the polls. The people
of Hawaii will do the same tomorrow
and the result will be a glorious victory
for the Republican party.
"The time is past when the people Of
the United States could be bulldozet
into voting the way they did not want
The Republican party has a reputation
for doing things and it can be trusted
to maintain that reputation in tn,
future. We would be regarded as very
peculiar if we did not send Kuhio bacl
to congress after all he has accomplish
ed in the past.
McCandless Confident.
L. L. McCandless feels confident o
beating Kuhio, and he openly expresses
himself yesterday as being absolutely
certain that he will poll heavily on al
the islands of the group. The leade
of the Democratic party claims that h
will get a large majority all over tn
Territory. am win this election
sure" he states.
John Wise. who Is more in touch Will
the inside workings of both parties
than almost anybody else. said las
niGht that he looked for clean sweep
owe are all welded together this time
and there is no doubt in my mind tina
the voters know what they want an,
that tomorrow they will vote tn
straight Republican ticket from top Il
bottom
Lane, shingle and Cox.
One man, who is considered TO be u
/ the know predicts that Lane vii
beat Fern by something like 200 votes
that Shingle will defeat Trent BY fror
fi ~ 500 votes. aud that jarrett vii
head Cox hy about the same umber
Charles D. NhillnRWnfih. no the rail-
thar wHs held si The Inter Island whar
yesterday. said thai the RepuhlicAl
I rHuv NaH constructive oun while th
Z heWOeuis wore distinctive. The be
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crowd of Hhgrf lHhoTfYs who wer
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