The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-15

| GRITTY In the matter,
''If hive disgraced you in con.
| rcss. don I vote Tor me, - said Knhio
in .awaiian. ''ou the other hand, {"
continued the speaker, elf you think
have done the right thing by you and
the Territory, / solicit your votes.
Judge Wilder a few nights ago stated
rom this stand that / was tied hands
md feet, and even that / had a ring
in my nose and was being led around
by the planters On the other hand,
Link MeCandless, the other day in
Kauai, said that / was fghtin the
planters and advised our people not to
vote for me. Whose advice are You
going to takef
''Kaniho attacked our party few
nights ago on the banana question,
which has been fully explained to you
by Mr.. Achi. Neither the Republicans
nor the Democrats could stop the cut
ting of the bananas. This banana de.
struction was led by the federal doc
tors here; their laws are superior to
ours. We did not, and do not now, APP
prove of the banana campaign; but
remember that was done months ago.
1t is passed and gone What we want
now is something to improve our con-
dition for the future. Let us look for
ward and not backward.
The Homestead Fight.
"There are more vital questions to
be considered. Take the homestead
question. The Republican party has
been working for its improvement and
will be striving for it until it succeeds
on this important matter. 1 have
fought for it in the past and will keep
the fight on until we accomplish what
we expect and know the people. want
"Iaukea. few nights ago, spoke of
the Punchbowl lands. Instead of tell
ing the truth he has invented a story
the records do not prove. personally
called on the Punchbowl people in rela-
ton to these lands on three different
occasions and asked them if they had
any objections as to the Governor s
method of carrying out the law in rela-
ton thereto. No one has ever ques-
toned the Governor IS attitude. In fact,
they all approved of it. Then, how can
Iaukea come here and make such state
mentsl
Happy Family Now.
81 stand on this platform and APP
peal to you to vote the straight Re-
publican ticket. We have had our diff
ferences, but now we are united on one
platform and we expect to carry out
every plank in it.
"'Take our senatorial ticket. Dow
sett, born and raised in this country;
married n Hawaiian woman; has chill
dren who are Hawaiians. His interests
are all here. What excuse have you fol-
not voting for hint Renton also; an
other Island born boy, whose interests
are all here and who will be damaged
more than any of you if vicious laws
are passed. Kaleiopu; you all know
has clean record. Support him.
, "'If you want to see the platform
which was framed to suit you and me
, carried into effect, then support thu
: whole legislative ticket. Vote for thu
i senatorial as well as the house candi
i dates. If you have any faith in mi
then I ask you to vote the straigh
, ticket. ] want supporters in the lcgis
lature and I am certain the Republican
I party will give us that support.
No otfense Tor Fern.
elm reference to the county ticket,
much more, and L do not mean anything
derogatory to Fern, that we have
ticket which should be supported from
top to bottom.
"Pacheco, Democratic candidate
stated here the other night that he ha,
) visited congress and, while there, aske
the people where the Delegates sea
3 was. The ushers, said Paeheco, pointe
| e nj
3 covered with mildew. 1t has not bee
occupied for some time
~ wish to ask you, what has that t
: do with your Delegate9 The real que'
: ton is, what mas he done for youY d
e you suppose could have accomplishe
i more if ] had kept the mildew off m
i seat9 Could l have done more for His
Y wall if / had worn a hole in the sea
I of my trousers
When Joseph Fell Down.
:, "You have heard that James Bryce
: British ambassador to Washington
9 passed through Honolulu the other da,
: Secretary of State Knox was here twiC
= recently and so was Secretary of the II
!. terror Fisher here for some week
: Mayor Fern never moved off his tracl
to meet any of them. Now, this
something foreign to true Hawaiian no
pitality. / blame Fern for not ente
: tanning the distinguished gentlemen.
J. was his place and his duty to do SO, I
k Hawaiian and mayor of Honolulu.
u Not Mad Enough
y y Following ibis remarks in Hawaiia
: Kuhio then made his address in Englis
!, He did not seem to be warmed up pro
y erly to his subject and rambled a goo
=, deal. II is known among local polit
clans that KunIo must be made "mad.
as one Hawaiian stated last night, b
fore he really can make good Englii
4 speech.
v ~ want to call your attention to n
IS record in congress- began the Del
lie gate. ~ think l can say this, that 20
Is Delegate has accomplished more in co
lie gress for these Islands than have q
lie Delegates from New Mexico and Ok
le homa ever been able to do for their TIE
it ritories. They have more power.
H. have less, but / have had results, viii
10 are what count in the long run.