Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
Judge Wilder Host at Welcoming Event to Distinguished Son
Of Massachusetts, for Republicans and Foxes for
Pnkham Handed Out BY the "Unterred' Anti Governor
Element Predominant Among Invited Guests and Speakers

InCIc dfc tOO lew NC cdiu, anu dui'
ed that every Democrat he has met
here he is willing to stand with and
stand by, "and have SO written back
lyonder," he concluded.
Batteries Turned on Pinkham.
M. C. Pacheco, chairman OF the
Democratic territorial central commit.
tee, was the first of the speakers who
turned loose on the territorial admin
istration. After some discussion OF
general Democratic conditions in Ha.
wall, he referred pointedly to the re-
ception given Governor Pinkhanl
when the new executive landed here
with his commission from Washing.
ton. He went on to declare that the
party has been shattered. has met de-
| feat In the local election since, and
placed the blame on Governor Pink
| ham.
why, Woodrow Wilson might as
well have retained Taft's cabinet in
office as to have done as the present
executive has--retained Republicans
here he declared.
Mr.. Pacheco then referred to the
criticism of the Wilson administers
ton made for Governor Walsh's bene-
lit by Delegate Kuhio at the captains
dinner on the Matsonia
But, Governor Walsh. . be said,
you must know that our delegate
who made those uncalled.for remarks
has come back abandoning hin post
Of duty in Washington when the wei.
fare of Hawaii demanded that he
should stay there back for q
private purpose. That is the kind Of
a man he is.
He proceeded further to criticize
Governor Pinkham's administration
as not Democratic at heart but Re-
publican.
Judge Ashford criticixes.
Toastmaster Ashford prefaced his
introduction OF the next speaker
with some political remarks Of his
own, l1alf.humorons but caustic as
well. He said that q man in judicial
office could not enter actively into
politics but ascension to the bench
did not mean that he need leave his
sentiments behind. From this he
also launched q broadside at the gov
erpor Of Hawaii.
when our present governor came
TO Hawaii and took office, he found:
4 large, aggressive and active Demo-
cratic party Where is It nowg Shat
B And he. too. declared that the main
reason for this shattetine is that Gov
ernor Pinkham has retained q largely
Republican administrative force ard
sniff VIM active and loyal local Demo
cfafs.
r. u Trenf smoke briefly Int anfly
nnoh the measure Hawaii Democrats
have IN. welcoming Governor Walsh
and added that party harmony Is be-
inc PASTORAL and the marty win make
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Allan Hcrbert introduced a. the
..fsrsnd ola MANI az the Democratic,
e ~ a. f1awaii pava. : few reminis.
eences declared hfs aloha for the
Hawaiian race and proposed 4 toast
IS the Hawaiian ladies. the toast be.
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