The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-11-10
PIBlRI-sfREEI
. DEMOCRATS fAP
LOUD F0R JOBS
n,.tta lN rlJ Af ca ~. As.a ;lss
City and County Patronage Hax-
ING Been Cut OFF, They
Turn 70 Governor
BUT CHIEF EXECUTIVE !
HEEDS WANING or G. o. r.
Result Is That Government En-
pIoyes are Reasonably
Sure Of Positions
(From Monday Advertiser. J

y. ANfoh oAVhuay AuNtItlotf.l -. :
Pauahi street has thrown of its az
tereleetion eack-cloth. That embit.
tered and hunger maddencd'' Demo.
cratic row, sent to Us mohruing on the
Republican landslide, has aroused IT,
self and a new and mighty job.howl
is going up
DuInfoundered for awhile over its hd-
initiating defeat, Pauahi street was 81
lont from, mourning for few days,
but now il is beginning to roar again,
the voices of Democratic eccentrias
are heard making demands for Jobs.
Beaten in election, with practically
their entire county administration
swept away, these Democrats who are
known by the name of the street on
whieh they assemble, have herded
themselves together 70 make a new de-
scent on Governor BinAham. demand.
ing patronage. =
Governor VIII Not support
| What reception they. will be given
by Governor Phkham may he forecast
from his reported declaration 10 Re
pnblicans, which in substance was that
he would neither himself nor would he
allow members Of his cabinet to "dis.
charge without oanseis any employees
Of the government that room might
be made for the hungry Pauahi street
herd, or others.
He made this statement, It Is said,
at the time Col. Charles ]. Mccarthy
took Office as territorial treasurer. A
report was current then that Mccarthy
was going TO make a clean sweep Of
all the one hundred or more Repubh.
cans in employment under him. ~
With Mccarthy no doubt in mind
when he made the statement that no
discharges were 10 be made WITHOUT
cause, Pauahi street is plainly and
outspokenly displeased with the gov,
srnor's stand, and II plans 70 unite It's
strength TO dislodge him from IL, and
oblige him TO distribute more "pat-
| ronage, N 800
Only Chance For Job W s1.sas <
Here Is their only chance for poi.
tical job. It's gone, and they say II
his all over--only the sack-cloth left.
The supervisors could not give them
jobs II they wished, for the supervisors
went under in the Republican wave
that took the, other Democrats, and
hence Pauahi street is out to make
terms with the Governor, unpleasant
as il may be.
Pinkham has said and written on
more occasions than one his dislike and
disapproval of the clement Of his party
that is systematically referred to ~
Panahi street. He said he didn I want
TO have anything TO do with them, and
despite the fact that the, Governor and
L. =, l.. MeCandless arek credited with
having reunion, forget
session after election, the chief execu.
tive iE still thought 10 like Pauahi
street like "a bantam rooster likes a
mongoose
One Man Fired Thus Far y
Mccarthy has so far fred only one
man Cupid Frank M. BarreRe. And
since the Governor Is statement that
there were TO be no discharges with.
out cailse'1 ID has appeared unlikely
that Mccarthy will hurry much In
making changes, and possibly win not
make any at all.
Several prominent persons Interested
IN good government and opposed to the
"spoil system where it interferes
with sueli governments are said 10 have
passed the hint to Governor Pinkhan
that the next Legislature will feel very
nafriehdly toward him il he allows Ne
Cafthy or any other members OF his
cabinet TO do 'felean sweeping y
The next legislature being strongly
| Republican, the chief 'execntiyo's inca
sures would be held up, and his ap
Pointmepts left unconfrmad.