The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-15
Candidates Who We're Nominated
At Primaries Are Modest I IN
Victory and Those Who Failed
Are Good-Natured in Defeat
ALL FACTIONS WANT
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
Now That Preliminary coHtestls
Political History Issues Become
Party Concern and Along Par
tlsan Lines Battle WIN Wage

Hawaii's political asplrants navy
come out Of the late primary, modest
in their victory or good-natured IN
their defeat.
This was shown by their actions and
bv the statements which a number Of
them gave TO The Advertiser last night.
In almost every case the losers prom
ised TO support the winners in the party
at the coming general elections, declar-
ing that from now on IL is a party
fight, requiring the assistance and Wig
orous support of every party man.
Possibly their promises OF support
were made with some mental reserva.
tions. However, they haven been
called upon yet to make them good,
~ Kuhio Secs victory 4. q
Prince Kuhio sees an overwhelming
victory ahead of him and the other
Republicans in the general elections.
George r. Carter Is confident OF poll
ing 4 heavy vote, and says he is not
discouraged over the outcome Of the
primary He viii run against L. N
McCandless and Kuhio for Delegate,
making it three-cornered fight.
Harry Murray is ready to take of
his coat and help John 9. Lane get
elected, and ]. G. Cohen, who ran for
the mayoralty nomination also on the
Republican ticket, stands by to be Of
assistance to Lane. rass n
With united Republican support,
Lane says he IS confident of success
in his fight against J. J. Fern, incum
bent. Fern is not saying much him
self Thouph he started ont to get
eleeted1 ! in her pIimaryss it is under
stood tikt be Is well satisfied with the
result Of the election fth,
McCandiess and other Democrats who
made the nomination look forward to
the general election eagerly. McCand
less SAYS his vote Saturday was by no
means an Indication of the strength Of
his party, as win be shown, he says,
in the November balIoting.
Some Of the Statements
Following are some Of the state.
ments: N,
DELEGATE KALANIANAoLE, "
The fight has been a hard and a strenu.
GUS one, and am glad that II is all
over. To the large number of voters
of this Territory who showed by their
vote that they believe that am the
right man TO represent this Territory in
Washington, 4 wish to extend my
thanks. :,
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