The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-08-21
HON. D. L. WILMINGTON HAS A CROUCH!

Something bitten the David u Wilmington Whether il
reptile mcrobe The Advertiser does not undertake to
certainly it is something poisonous. A.
day honorable gentleman that he had
The Advertiser. :
The letter proved appreciation the and
of r. Desa secretary to the delegate stating other
well thought off, that the recent secretary Mr. Mcclellan
good but that respects Mr. Desha valuable
Continuing the letter that The Advertiser conducting "a
campaign Of misrepresentation and abuse at the of the
young man. which gave the writer pain 100 20 flnfa
The honorable gentleman informed that The Advertiser
anything he wished regard to Mr. Desha but that
the gentleman incorrect in stating that The
dncting campaign Of abuse and misrepresentation any
pag against the that had abused misrePresen
ed him That such statement on his Mr. WILMINGTON part was
abusive and and consequently that such portion of his letter
would not be published This did not suit the gentleman and he
nouned his intention Of publishing the letter. whole in the
Star Bulletin, which he has done gaanf
personal qualities his
y of his desire please Mr. Wilmington write
recommendation he chooses and The Advertiser will endorse it.
them to the full He is credit to himself his family his
and his birth place.
When however to saying that any boy just out Of col
ege how precocous brilliant he may s csRps
tent fill the bill Of representing Hawaii Washington The Adj
vese obliged differ with such conclusion and without abuse
and misrepresentation to say so in plain English The Hawai-
business at Washington intricate and complicated requiring
conditions and experience dealing men affairs
ques mature Judgment as well as energy and untiring
The strongest and that Hawaii send to Washington
too good Tor the position. si,% 4r +
example, Chamber Of of Honolulu alone
paid Ex-Governor Frear nearly $4,000 this attend to
dry affecting public interest Washington
This would have been had such George Nc
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When Mr. Wilmington young as good and bet
ter than Mr. Mcclellan the requirements
ington, he is simply making himself ridiculous lg s1 .gS I
mat Mr. wilmington was more anxious to take fall of The
Advertiser than to vndcae Desha evidenced the fact
the only specification included in his abt representation
indictment that The Advertiser had Mr. ogg and
drawn differences therefrom adverse to Mr.. Desha - y
As matter of fact The Advertiser published interview
with Mr. 0gg comments thereon Kill. ~ % ~. 6T
The only interview with Mr. Ogg the subject appeared
SarBuen July 25 under the title Private Secretary
Apparently Sleeping job at Capital which Mr. Ogg alleged
to have said II visited the delegate Office in the Capital but
secretary in attendance 1t appeared if he had
there for week more there lying there
unopened s VS. .###s .re' ,a2r5 t@ s#a. ".2 f. ~
We leave it to Mr. Wilmington decide whether the evening paper
should also be indicted for abuse
Ebert Hubbard Blessed is that who
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We suspect that the Honorable Wilmington eligible to
Blessing. E#'t" ~ ~ ~ y II RITZ 53SEA8A.r R-E ~