The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
JUDGE ASHFORD
BRINGS BOURBONS
NEARLY Together
Leaders Of Ali Factions Dine
With Former Governor Walsh
At HaleiWa
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GLORIOUS DEMOCRACY
AND PATRIOTISM RULE
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Dove Of Peace Hoyers Over Gath
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Ardent 0ratory


Democrats Of Hawaii at Haleiwa on
Sunday in honor Of former Governor
David /. Walsh Of Massachusetts, who
was the honor guest of Judge Clarence
w. Ashford. Covers were laid for TWEEN
ty-two, and Judge Ashford, who acted
as tOastmaster, announced that while
the dinner was not of political nature
there were none but staunCh Democrats
invited. The dove of teace lowered
over the gathering and the day was
most enjoyable one, and so voted by
those fortunate enough TO have been
hidden to the feast y.
The toast to the. President was an
swered silently by all present $ sanding,
Then the host called for a toast to the
Governor of the TerritOry-the "Demo
cratic Governor of Hawaii This was
responded to by Territorial Secretary
Wade Warren Thayer, in few remarks,
during the course Of which he said:
Thayer Talks For Governor
81 do not think any of you gentle
men at this table have had an oppor
tmnity of knowing the Governor so in
titnatety during the past two years a.
| have. l do not think that many of
you know that since the age Of ten,
Governor Pinkham has never known n
day free from pain That he has kept
his CHEEKY disposition and intentncss Of
purpose through all this shows him to
be a remarkable man. He has always
looked upon the bright side of things
lie welcomes criticism and his shou Il
crs are broad enough to take it and
able to bear it. tie is trying, man fash
ion, to do his duty as he sees it..
"This talk about. Democratic gett"
gcther meetings is all right. There is
but one head Of the party here, though
he il the Governor. II is impossible
to think that we cannot get together,
but We should have the Governor call
the meetings which are to bring peace
t. the party. The Governor, or some
Official of his administration, should be
tho one to start the get-together spirit
] EnOw that the Governor is doing the
best he can for what is right. l could
bt will not have any more to say, but
wish to thank you for this opportunity
+" sneak for and represent the Cover
nor.p
Mr.. Walsh Is Patriotic
''The Old Bay State,' was responded
to by Governor Walsh in a patriotic al
dress which thrilled his auditors as they
have seldom been thrilled. Mr.. Walsh
is finished and fluent cxtempOrancous
speaker and he took his audience back
to the landing of the pilgrim fathers
tn ough their trials and tribulations, t"
the firing of the first gun in the rcvolu
tonary war. The speech rang with love
of country and was received all through
with rounds of applause; even the othe
quests in the dining room responding t"
tie sentiments expressed by the visitor
Hawaii Nci' was selected for
+. rmer Mayor Joseph J. Fern to talk
on. His remarks were to the point and
p nrtuatCd with frcqucnt apPl ruse. lie
I ld of his ancestry and how his fore,
ears came from Worcestershire III
<Merric England at the time Kane
hHmeha was fighting to conquer tn"
Hawaiian group; how his great grand
father had helped push the king of
Oahu and his forces over the Pail and
how the King of Kauai had sent peace
Cmmissarics to the victorious army not
to tackle Kauai, as that island would
te ceeded to Kamehamcha at the time
of the Kauai kings death. Said tn"
first mayor of Honolulu:
" am the seventeenth child of my
family, although my father was an
EDglishman. | am the father Of sew
enteen and on my second marriage J
received with my wife six more. That
was twenty.three for me. They are
all Democrats. If all the Democrats
were like me there would be plenty
votes and to spare in this country
Leader OF Democracy Speaks
Collector of Customs Malcolm
Franklin, introduced to the guests by
Tho host. responded TO the toast, 1.-The
Sunny South. "
"1he Land We Live On AS Distim
ruishcd From the Land We Live In,
vas treated by the "Ieadcr Of the
y; mOcratio party in Hawaii L. l.. Ne
tundlcss," as introduced by the toast
master, and then after indulging il
general conversation and rcminiscencc
the diners strolled out on the spacious
rounds and enjoyed themselves in diff
f"rcnt ways until it was time 10 start
for homo.
Those present as the guests of Judg.
Ashford were Governor David I. Walsh
Secretary Wade Warren Thayer, Terri
torial Treasurer G. J.. Mccarthy, Col
lnctor of Customs Mdlcom A. Franklin
United States District ATTORNEY Horace
w. Vaughan, Assistant District Attor
hey Samuel b. Kemp, Senator Palmer
p. Woods, Judge A. A. Wilder, formor
Mayor Joseph J. Fern, Lester Petric
II. A. Wilder, Carl Herman, NJ. G
Pacheco, chan Wilder, Ashford Austin
Huron X, Ashford, John A. Wilson
Democratic national committeeman
Jesse VTluihi, Hon, l.. L. McCandless
Postmaster William +. Young anc
Joseph Fern, Dr..