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REPUBLICAN HOSTS CHEER N LEADERS AND PRINCIPLES-Opening Parade and Rally of Campaign Greeted by Enthusiastic Crowds-Party of Equal Rights Shows Big Fol* lowing-Delegates and National Leaders Cheered to the Echo.Cluj Then1 mw no doubt* at nil that til*I Republican ratllloullun mcetlna would tux ttxo full capacity uf the lirlll fthen-Mine* local leader* «f th* party took tun* by th efnrelock anil. csch-wlt.it j ' ih* aitvlr* of noni* lo prornmtlnat • went lo work nt oraalituiUon n« soon j nn possible nftrr h*iirllue of th* |m»»- , j** of th* Art of f'onnmw creating Ih*I Territory of Hawaii. there lias been no iroiitil* about Bctilna either tfuoi-uni* when anything wan to Ih- ilon* or ' said.I V*t th ovnst concourse of |i«o|il* I hut assembled on fSntiirilny *v*ntnn ex-•*ded Hi* mast MinKiiln* expectations. An to th* torchlight parade. It having n u ton atime atn* *thut form of ib'tuonntrntlou liuil h**ii used h*i*. there wu» nior* room for misgiving* in olvnnr*. Very rarely th* volunteer li* department. disbanded In 1X9.1, hail rlohralcd lt» Miinti*r«ur with a fiery |.rn**n*lon, knd In Unit u column of loin h*iol*lt;l by Hanford It, Hot*, legislative lender of the Opposition, matrbnl wttli torch** lo loliul pal'i.-H •rinnnt congratulation* to King Ku-1 Inukuun for u message h* hud nent to Is-gUliitur* r**iimm*nilltig economy nml reirrnohmetitStill. In u|dl* of le-lnic out of pra--ti** in torchlight pmmulon liiulnnw.Republican* mud* u turnout on ( suiurduv night which roullf surprised hctiou-lv** by Hu alio unit elaboration.. hll* affording ih* community 11 lurit* u spr-etaruhir display In luugnHI ••nee never formerly approached bj nny similar parade In Honolulu.Klrut ramr n Hr* wagon lighting the :uy with r*d slur*. Then n blt-yclo nrp*. Ilu wheels Korscoliuly illumin-ti-d. A squad of police Ini th iimn-licra. Th* Hnwullnn IuiihI led by Captain Berger unv* tin*' to lb* iinlii|i|ng fci't. Til* Iti'iMibllcan drl'lcorps ol ('o. I. \ I! II . In * ottiniuiid oi I'niiialn Sum Johnson looked -a.' wllh bln* sashes nml red uccllflc*. |('ii|itnln T U. Mm my led another wi-M drilled lu.dy In uniform of pel Irfnuwt IIml while irinwi* A thiol -vus cou-| ducted by f‘H|diiln Charles Wilcox. lU uniform ludilK blue slilrl* Hid white troiioci* mid umibi'u. Tbi-so I mlm d marchers tierformed I'VolutUinu nbuiiiother Huimlltctie** toward opponent. Not an unpleasant not* funy kind murr*.l th* harmony of Hlt;|iiitdlrnu Jubilation.Ilefnr* th* lirornmlnu had half dl»-tiunded the Drill Shed wan rrowdcd to tl*i doors while a multitude ouluide wua |irea«lna for admittance f'hnl--mnn Smith and the party uf honor wer* loudly cheered an they eulnv l aud uaeeinled the {ilatform.Oeo. W Smith * hull ftm n of the Republican Territorial Commute* railed ih* mertlna to order at S:i!0. Thlg wu» th* first rntHleatlun meeetlna In the Hawaiian Island* and lh*y would hear nboni ih* National R*|Hibll*an Convention from the moiitbu of th* Hawaiian delegate* thenmeh•» Tim llrat lie would eall upon wua llou. Samuel Darker.CHccpm for Pucker.the iml*.Oeo, W, Smith, chairman of th* II* publican Territorial Comlmttee; llnr-nld M. Sewall. Hawaiian m*nili*r f Ih* lt*piihlb-nn Nntlnnnl Conimlttei-; Saimiel Parker, A. N, Kepolkal. del*. Kilt**, and C. II, Wllaon. alt. -niit*. in the Hrpilbllcun National Convention occupied a atate carrlaae.Col. J. H. Iloyd followed with II larRe mnater of yonnR Hawaiian* from Million. The VUiiiir Men u KopublPull Club, headed by lie preablent, lairilu Andrew*, mail* u iiniiierou* tmuilii-Kent, lion- J. I* Kaiilnhoii. W. c. Aehi. Judge HookutlO. Col* J. II, Klelier and Will 1C. duller. 11*0. Him i, the W.illuko lawyer. J. A Hughe* mid many other prominent Itrpuldh-nn*. lurried lor.1 hlt;- and walknl Him u»'~l fellow*. A In rue H.ii.1 from th* Mill'll I i-ccliict of the llfth dlatrlrl Imre It- •publican motto.* In Kngllsh, I’orlil-Uiieh* and Hawaiian. mill wua drawn l.y four black hoi*!-*. KalHil'a It*-piihllcmi* rode In six big wauou* llucly decorated mid Huhieil and hearluu such niolllH* u* Ih***: S. M. In.mint forNext tlovei'iior •.Samuel Parker fur Klrst rii-niitor ol Hawaii. und Shull Kalllil lie KeRleeled u* of Vor •? Never-j more. The Kalllil stalwart* were ■ qulppi-d wllh horn* mid blew them I viRorously.I At freipieut Interval* nltiilK the llni1 1 transparencies were horn*, with H»1 umni-a and plrtiiri-a of McKinley in I Kooscvclt Kepiildbaii party lulxlma 1 and lo-al allusions. Til* ninth |-r»-.•lin t of the tin li district furrilKli.ol J, \ lliiahc* for Delnoin.The mute was by way of Beretuniii. i ICiiimu. Vim yard. Kurt and Hob II.e.••* Hilo f'hllllllllWII hlirill dlslllel,I where III* tlumluK 11 III ivnu seen Innruit HdvnntaRe In unohsii m-ted view | upon live street* at olli-e It wound ..mi by wav of Klnit. Nuonuo and M*r-,'lmm sired* to l-'mi and fhem-i- by j il-.li-l street to til* Drill Shed. A , torrHl.- filsllnib- of fin- ra. here pun niaiett with o-eaaliinal bninbs wav | iimlnlnlniaf all ulniia the mute. The ! street* were lined throuirhoiit with i dense liiawa of Itnnotiilu mimi|Hill I Ian pri|iidntlim At many luunt* men .beared and ladle* waved hniiilkei-I chief* ainonR Ilia apeelnlor*. If I Ik re were any Deium-rnta In the rrowd* they neither Jcorwl nor showvil anyMr. Parker wa» received with ron»-IHB cheer*, Which lusted scleral mln-. life*. He would not nay that MeKln-( ley would have a walkover, hill h* dbl. auy that, as sure a* the sun rl*-s In I the ea»i aud sets in the west, McKinley would In- mtr next President. Aaaln the audlene.. bit*! Into haul i|-plaiiM-. He would not try to ray mud:. U-arltiu the *|u-uklnu chletly to Messrs. Sewall. Kepolkal and Wilson. lb-made a pleasant allusion to the presence on a front will of Col. W. II. Cornwell. Iiemocratic National Coni* mlllee.mae for Hawaii. Prime David Kawauanahi-a mid K. H MeChinaheil, deleinilea lo the Democratic National Convention. With atone of triumph he aald. however, that llicy had mil even well llryall. while the Hepnldi-ran ilelvRale* had am only made III* nomination of .McKinley unanimous Inn had niel the present and future President and Joliu-tl In nollfyltu: b-in of his uoniiliatlnn. Sixteen lo .u.e meant that If llrynu were eb.-led -lie Han .i I hi li - would Rel slxle. II certwin t h of pnl and fish for one dollarHe wua III favor of Cleveland when he Irled In restore the monarchy, bi.l when Hint purpose failed h* waa on* of th* drat to Join the Kepilblloin i-.ir-l.v Whnl w’u* the iih i of huu-.lnit on to the ninkliiR ship? lad Hawaiian* form an lnde|M ndelil parly If they were no determined, hut don’t Join tin- llenin-i-rutlc party.Kepoihnl'a Hpcoka l-upccfull.v.A. N .Ki-poiknl said In part: I have to lb,ink ih* Kcpuldicmi* for thl* my Ural Hip to the Mainland. I promised In i-unventlnn here to lie one of tin-Ht»t to noinliiute McKinley. I was received kindly by the people of that ar*at country, who took me by the hand and treated nn- as their equal. It I* nppruaclilliR the time when »« have lo ro lo tin- Imlbd boxes, and I ask tin Independent Iwrty of Hawaii to Join the Kepiiblhan tiarty. I uiusi say tin. Ilu- llepuldliau party I* the proaressiv. party of the l ulled Mate*. It Is the Imrty that Ruve you that liberal fruli-■dilM- wiib-n you never enjoyed under ilu- monarchy piiltlitK vveryou* of you • III an equal Padilla wltli III* rich- ,: man In Hi* i-oiintr) Wlini are 'In-IJiMUocrnl* offer mu yon? Only Ok |dcu Hint lusuilae Cleveland lri«d to resloiv tin- monaivliy you . hotlld lie Deiiiis-ral*. Von all know Hint Mr. Parker u. a Minister and I a* a Jndue ol Maul went down wlib tin- monan-by. Vet I Use with the Republican party I ins- by the pallets thtil approaches have bis'n made to you lo Join tin* Dcuitk-ratlc party. We Invite you on the broad arena of the Republic to |oiu ! the llepublii mi party. Von have tin. word of I .i 11 ■ n ■ kalanl Hint the I'lil'nl Stale* I* hire lo star. Von liuvc all tn lose wllh the Ih-imu ralle pariy and nil lo wain with Hie Hepublbaii partv Vunr vuli-i- shall lit- lunrd. It luunt l»-heard. In matters of Hawaiian welfare. Mr. Kepolkal then spoke In Hawaiian.•bail ami Vie* President In Ih* punt three year* Ih* Republican* c i I brotiaht Ihe Nation from a rondlllun of Iwnkiuptey in one of cmao-nt prua-imrlly. and how eoabl nny mail voi* nanlnst fh«mT He a»k*d every Hu wnllan to n*k hi* friend* lo Join the Republican party People we met Hi linvcllna lo.inm mile* luld u» that the Hnwnllnns uiusi lie nst«nl**.l and not have their local alTalr* entititilled by strauaeis The Republican* bad Riven Hawaiian* what the) never had under the monarrhy. the rlRhl ttf frnii-ehlae unrestricted und without condition of payltiR their taxes- III view of the prosperity broiiRhl lo the Pnl'- d State* by the Kepllbllrun adlllllllslta-■ Ion. It tiehooved every llawuilati to support the Republican party.Hcwall Lauda DclcRoten.Harold M. Sewall oiM-neil with a pleasant word tor the Detiun-rallc dele-anltm before him As the only matt from the Huwallnu Islands who hud seen the Republican deb-Rate* nt Philadelphia and Canton he Instilled to Hawaii’s most creditable representation. If Hit- linrtuun) lit tip- deb-a»-ilnn prevailed In ih* parti1 here sucres* won Id la- assured. He arknovv-Icdacd Hu- areal honor they hull Rlve.i him by seeiirliiR hi* election on the Nathum! Committee Wilson |iutliitllnisunKcpulillvnn Prunpcrlt}.Clin* 11. Wilson said they w-r- ti-celviel la Plilltob'plila wllh 111* liaii-l id fi-llowshl|i. and could md hare lua-n . treUTml b-tcer If they Im-IoiikciI lo the favored lace. I he dtdeRBtM from 'hind.1st of life Pacific IS ran received the ...... -ovalmn f all Talk duwil IInn*..... ficina -llRlited lliey lie Iluiiml II the ollict way. It Was lint liecmii'* lln-y Wei Repuldleaus fm tl lleliiocrslle i|s|i'Kale* were Jllsl na Wrtil icceiveil ai Kansan City. After lr*V‘ l llik- ov-er Ihe cnlibtlT for llfrtm mile* he could lissiuu iliein that McKinley and fiisisivelt would bo thnlr next Pro».
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Evening Bulletin
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
Mon, Aug 06, 1900
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