Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-24
REPUBLICANS ON
sOAPBOk, TOO

publicans were given first innings.
there was also change in the ros-
trum at the midday performance at
"Soapbox Corner" today. Instead of
"a soapbox there was a cask bearing
the label, The Barrel of Prosperity"
and IL was placed at the corner Of
the McCandless building instead Of
the opposite corner.
W. c. Achi was the star performer
for the Republicans, and, probably
because the Democrats were used to
having things their own way IN this
particular forum. he encountered
more hostility from the crowd than
has usually been the case with spiel
ers there. He gave back coin of the
stamp received, alnd anyone shutting
his eyes thought he had stumbled In
to fun needing OF the Ananias Club.
As the appointed leader was little
late in arriving, Frank Archer, the
veteran warhorse from Eva, was in.
duced to mount the barrel and with
apologies for his English opened the
bali in that tongue. His address was
aptly fitted to the rostrum, being a
tale OF soup Kitchens he had read
about as being established on every
corner OF an the cities IN the States
during CIereland's administration, as
result Of = free trade law" the
speaker alleged was passed In that
regime BY the Democrats. 50
Mr.. Achi came prepared with topics
arranged seFiatiIH on notes. The
first thing he tackled was the claims
or local Democrats that the next
President of the United States would
be Democrat In reply he gave the
impression that he did not think the
people would eject the President this
time. neither would the House of Re.
representatives. or the Senate be- able
to elect one, and. therefore, the final
result would be that the Secretary of
State would assume the office under
the constitution. Hence, in ali Ike.
flillood, ..Mr. Knox, who was here the
other day, will be the next President,
and he Is Republican the speaker
Concluded.
Cries about bananas were heard
at this stage, but the orator stuck to
the order Of his notes, and took up
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the iadAstry that gives Us our living,
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