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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1898
Page
4
The article critiques the Cabinet’s independence from the American Union party and argues the Cabinet lacks representation for the party and the people. It notes suspicions about endorsements, hints at factional divisions, and asserts the Cabinet has not aligned with party principles or the Commission’s expectations.
The Advertiser places full responsibility for the political methods of the Executive on President Dole. It states Mr. Dole may well seek deliverance from his own allies and advisers.
The American Union party shows disagreement on the memorial to the Commission. The piece contrasts the current leaders with Daniel Webster, and questions why comparisons center on the past instead of present figures like McKinley and Roosevelt against Bows Croker Platt and their circle.
The writer argues against appointing a man with no local political experience to Hawaii’s governorship. Such an appointment would show bias toward factions nationwide, and the chosen candidate would be unfit, likening him to a “lecher of the office.”
The Advertiser notes unease over possible Hawaii measures in Congress. Speculation centers on bills that may be sent to committees on Territories and on a Commission report awaiting action.
A reader letter laments political shifts and professional counsel in memorial work. It criticizes former Washington ministers pushing for Chinese favored legislation in Hawaii, notes cabinet reticence before Commissioners, and warns of attempting to perpetuate past oligarchy while hoping for justice at Washington.
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