Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-08
SAYS RESULT OF
ELECTION Bears
Strong PROTEST
McCandIess Asserts Opposition
to Frontage Tax and Mill
tary Training =.

Il believe that the success on this
| island OF some Of the Democrats in
yesterdays election should show the
Republicans that the people have en-
tered strong protest against the
| frontage tax and military training in
the public schools. says L. l..
t"Link'0 'McCandless. defeated Bour-
bon candidate for delegate, in discuss
| ing the results of the election.
Little disappointment was displayed
in Democratic circles today over the
election outcome, in spite OF the fact
that the Republicans effected praeti-
cally clean sweep" The Bourbons
are of the opinion that McCandless
waged an excellent campaign and de-
clare that if they had two weeks more
of campaigning they would have car
ried the ticket hands down" -" -.
Il wish to thank the voters for the
magnificent support on this island.
McCandless continues. :and the voters
on the other islands for their support.
OF course, | realize that II is hard for
the Democratic party to win the dele
gateship on this island on account OF
the strong support given the Republi-
can delegate here through the bust.
ness interests. ...~... p. ~. = :. +.
but in my opinion the business in
terests are doing great deal OF
harm to the territory and the time
will come when they will realize the
great number Of enemies they are
making en- the mainland through their
political action and through their
electing a delegate who does not at
tend to the duties of his office"
Speaking OF the protest which he
asserts has been brought out as a re-
suit of the election, McCandless con-
tinues: ~ II. .. ~. 49,
But, of course, if they pay no heed
to this protest they have another
chance in the future to express anoth-
er and we hope more successful pro-
test than was given yesterday at the
polls -. H.. ....... +.
Democratic headquarters, through
Chairman w. A. Bryan. today issued
the following statement: ri
Yesterdays voting on Oahu pro-.
duced no marked surprises to the in
ner circles of the party While hoping
that at least two out of three senators
would win by a narrow margin, the
lead of the opposition in the primary
was such as to make it plain from
the start that it would be by no means
easy to effect It. That weAanded one
senator and five representatives on
Oahu, as against the Republicans two
sen9tors and !. sevenGirepresentatives
shows that Democracyis by no means
dead nor has reason to feel the re-
suits as a defeat of the party's prin-
ciples or mandates. We look conf
IDENTIFY forward to a clean sweep in
the county election next June.
"Kuhio's slim majority on this is
land has again been given to him by
the solid voting in the first, third,
fourth and fifth precincts of the fourth
and is not due to his popularity with
his own people. AS for the other is
lands the McCandless vote has mate
rally increased. Throughout the ter
ritory the Democratic vote is larger
than two years ago and the party to-
day is unit without faction, disagree
ment or dissatisfaction.
Our campaign has been a clear,
conservative and economical one For
the first time in the history of the
partv its campaign has been managed
within its available funds. Headquar.
tiers wishes to express its thanks for
the splendid volunteer service render
ed the party