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THE DBI0SRT1G

PLATFORM OF 1901

Priiicipios Adopted For Ilia

Party To Stand On In

fbis Campaign

Adopted in Territorial Convention onMonday August 22 1904

Reaffirm Allegiance to Democracy

We the Democi atic Party o theTerritory of Hawaii in conventionassepibled do reaffirm our alleg-

iance¬

to the Democracy of the Main-

land¬

and to the fundamental prin-

ciples¬

upon which the Democraticparty was founded and which havebeen consistently7 emphasized bythat party ever since

Pledged to Mainland Principles

We pledge our hearty support tothe platform of principles adoptedby the St Louis Convention and tothe National standard bearers ofthe party in the coming campaignJudge Alton B Parker and HenryG DavisCentralization of Power

In dealing with Territorial mat-

ters¬

we first and foremost enter ourprotest against the centralization ofpower in the Executive branch ofthe Territorial government and themeans adopted to secure that endThe executive is an appointive onein this Territory and not responsihle to the electorate and is alreadyclothed with inordinate powers un-

der¬

the Organic Act

Exaction of Resignations

Not content with this howeverit seeks to own and control the Leg-

islature

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dominating the primarieswith office holders and henchmenfor that purpose Though profess-ing

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a desire for clean governmentit has by the exaction of undatedresignations from the heads of all

DepartmentsThe refusing of government em ¬

ployment to the citizens and tax-

payers¬

of the Territory unless theysign a pledge of fealty to the Re-

publican¬

PartyThe forced levies of assessments

froth office holders for political pur-

poses¬

creating fear of dismissalfrom office for supposed disloyaltyto the Executive and its henchmen

Hunting down and defeating Re-

publican¬

candidates for office whoseindependence might be a bar to theconsummation of its ambitions

Established graft and machinemethods npver before attempted in

the history of these IslandsAll of which we maintain is f

eulated to undermine political inde ¬

pendence and the right to open cri-

ticism¬

so necessary to maintainhonest government

Control of Legislation

Wq charge that the manifest de-

sire

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of the Executive Departmentof the Territorial government todominate the Legislature is particu-larly

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unfortunate as it means be-

fore

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long the elimination of thatbody of intelligent independent andfair minded legislators who have

always been found in the legisla-

tive

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assemblies of these Islands in

the past and who have done so

much to preserve good governmentand the balance of power between

Continued 0 4th page

WALKS ADDRESS

TO THE ELECTORS

Rid Hot Shot From Ona Of

Democracys Strongest

Candidate

Dolivorod nt tbo Orphoum SaturdayOTening October 22 1904

Fellow Citizens I am ndt an Auto-crat

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I am a Democrat I have identi-fied

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myself with what I constlcr to htthe peoples party the Democratic partya party that embraces all classes of so-

ciety¬

and believes in the doctrine of tinsupreme power of the government beingexercised directly by the people and

not by any particular class or individualTins doctrine derives its origin from

the Declaration of Independence where-in

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it is enunciatedWc hold these truths to be self-evide- nt

that all men arc created equalthat they are endowed by their Creatorwjth certain Inalienable rights thatamong these arc life liberty and thepursuiti of happiness That to securethese rights governments arc institutedamong men deriving their just powers

from the consent of the governed thatwhenever any form of government be-comes

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destructive to these ends it is theright ofthc people to alter or abolish itand to institute a new government lay-ing

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its foundations on such principlesand organizing its powers iii such formas to them shall seem most likely toeffect their safety and happiness

Hence we see that the form of gov-ernment

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conceived by the sturdy chaiacters whose genius brought into beingthe great American Commonwealth wasbased upon the principle of commonconsent The medium through whichthis consent is expressed today is Ihtballotbox This box is the peopledlaw giver It is as much the expression

of the will of God as that of man forGods hand has been displayed in no un ¬

certain manner in the affairs of ourgreat nation during all its past historyIt controls the destiny of the Americangovernment and of the American pcopic British statesmen like OConncllGrotc Macauley Cobden and Gladstonechampioned the cause of the ballot boxin England until finally in 1872 Glad-stone

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secured the full introduction 5fthe suffrage This is the instrument bywhichthe supreme power of the govern-ment

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is exercised directlv by the peopleand the people should guard audcherishthis sacred right as jealously as the gov-

ernment¬

does the specie in the vaultsof the national Treasury

A man who barters his vote is not fitfor American citizenship It mattersnot whether the commodity received illexchange for the vote is money or offi-

cial¬

position it is barter and it is brib-ery

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and it is a crime against libertyand against conscience and against one

of the grandest institutions of the Republic and it is a direct attack uponone of the leading forces in the van ¬

guard of civilizationI need only cite the Jaw on elections

from the Penal Code of this Territory11 support of these assertions

Par 1491 The following personsshall he deemed guilty of jui electionfraud

Sixtjon 1 Every person who shalldirectly or --indirectly personally orthrough another give procure or lendor agree or offer to give procure orlend or who shall endeavor to procureany money 0r office or place of employ ¬

ment of valuable consideration to or forany elector or to or for any person foran elector or to or for any person inoruer vo uiuuce any elector 10 vote orrefrain from voting or to vote or rtfrain from voting for any particularperson or party or who shall do anysutli act on account of any person hav ¬

ing voted or refrained from voting forany particular person at any election

Section 4 Every elector who shallbefore during or after any election directjy or indirectly personally orthrough another receive agree or con-

tract¬

for any money gift loan or valu ¬

able consideration office place or em ¬

ployment for himself or any other perison for voting or agreeing to vote orfor refraining to vole or agreeing to refrain from voting or for voting or re-

fraining¬

to vote for any particular per ¬

son or partySuction 6 Every person who shall

directly or indirectly pcisoimlly orthrough another make use of or threat ¬

en lo make use ai any foice violenceor restraint or inflict or threaten to in-

flict¬

any injury damage or loss jn aiymanner or in any way practice iutimirdation upon or against any person inorder to induce r r compel such personto vote or refrain from voting or Jovote or refrain from voting for any par-ticular

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person or party at any electionor on account pf sucli person liaviiigvoted or refrained from voting or votedor refrained from voting for any par-ticular

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person qr party or who halj by

abduction distress oV any device ortrivnnce impede prevent or otherinterfere with the free exercise ofleiccuvc irancnisc

Deprive the people of the litexercise ot tne sultragc1 I1PV Vtll lln fln nimJtamper with the franchise of the ilvmuai aim suppress tnc popularand it will seek relief in open violent

It 1ft fllrrfnrn llicrlllv cennttqltlic department of the government clmissioned witu tnc grave duty oflorcmg tnc laws lor tne protectioncivil rights especially those govcrrelpcfinns zlWonif rifnrl drm1l Ktirelv free from nnlilirnt liinc in vto insure fair and impartial trcatnlentnc rights of the parties at issue in

outrage of the ballot box at theTting election 7

Lord Chief Ttistice I TnlK nf Friiri- -

thus expresses his sentiments Ton isunrage Let the people votefaiInterference with n mnne mta ntebehalf of this or flip ntllnr nVfnsuch cases come hpfnrn m tn hn tr- VVUW

1 slnll charge the jury to makeStheiciiucr pay wen lor it

My fellow citizens I charge youncrmit 1I0 unlawful infliipfir nA AA

honorable inducement to stand hftyou anu votir Honest conyictidasvelcrtinn rlnx Dnnt etiflo m t

bv allowimr voursplf in 1 ltmu hinto subservience to political priftclfwhich arc repugnant to yourbesfjument and dont be a party tortnakaiy man a custodian ot niWicJhtertto whom yoli would never thinKojfcin Him uyuii inc Milanese 01 your1brrJatc intrrpsCs Dnnt An t ffor tiie man of your choice and fahii election solely on the groundsofncrsonal merits mid flip mrrlt ntnnrlv nlntfnrn Tinif f I- u un b J11L UlVlltlll JJUwho will - stigmatize themselves1 tlIiartv and the LemiIntiirpncwolltell you candidly that I purpose askiiu man iu jivi me nis voie unlessfeels morally certain that I will notftrav the trust lip fbprpliv rmncu rL lie hnllot box is n snnrliinrvitlinfMnto be cleansed it has been degradedme past 10 tne low level ot the polttsnoilsmnn nnd if rpmninc fnpitliMof moral courage 111 this communmen wno arc neither the advocatesmc luuia ui jiuriy servility 10 eieand dignify it at the coming electlb

One of tile fnrtnrs llinK mnfmtvlartrelv to the selection nf cnnlimfor legislative bodies is Vflnpntinn tI am proud to stand Vtipon apiatfolthat advocates the extension otjglpiiiinc scnooi svsicm o asto embraclcomprehensive course ot manual dagricultural training and an elementcourse in Civil Government tlfi 11

stillincr into the vonth nf Mile Tirrfthe nrineinles nf inilnctrv ntiH rrnAAPZ

zenship upon which the future vyelfof this Territory so much depends- -

An Associated Press cablegram tofPacific Commercial Advertiser p

lished in its issue of October 21 15reads as follows Jw

Lake Mohonk Oct 2isfHawwas tnc text ot several addresses attIndian conference vesterday GoihiD Gilman of Iioston n fnrnier redituof Hawaii said that the extensioninir sunrage 10 me native people wasgreat error Recent legislative acV

the Hawaiians showed a lack bpthUfjtclligcncc and morals i

Now I consider this an ungualsslander of the Hawaiian people It huuciai uiiuiii 10 every man in iniBritory with a dron of Hawaiian- -in his veins If t were a TTnwatSwould not feel like calling uponithelnle nf mv rnpp for n vnt n iUnnltthis gcntlcijiaii who ljas so Jreehfso pnuiiciy irauuceu uieir character

Just as though this community ftnever known such excellent Hawaiaas Henry Smith Mark ItobinsoriJ jpuna ttiirauam rernanuez ramwrwoous jas t woods A IN KcpoOEbcn P Low T S Inur frin tliiiimtii j ium jiuivey JOIUl iand a host of others whose infolDaintegrity and moral worth are uwiutl4laratwl IIUUIICII

It behooves the Hawaiians tojstli1n4n 111 tllrtif fllll c ill Airnact- - flaeiKJ

the very best representation in the utgiInlivp rlmmliprc nf tliic Tprrlliw IIlllplll splppl lllpir lipct tnlent ift ifcaucus and by so doine disbartlicMIless set who after disclose of tlpfdsiuii uuve iu uc iuvesugaiea ag

Grand Tnrv Ynu Mimnl -- nffnaiiivV

nllnw flip rpnntnfinn nf vmir ni 4compromised by the dcportmeqtt afillirlv irrf cnnncilitp men Xf rnirm1nii J

are on trial and one of the compjplijwnnesscs nas ciiargeu you with navtilthe trancluse unlawJully m posscssici lie iveniocraiic pauv is anxious tqyour advocate and all it asks asy rltainer fee ig n vote nf confidence Stlcoming ejection Will you give itj I am not here to extoll the virtuA

he Hawaiians tior to capture mvotes with a Jlattering tongue but J111 11 iu iiuiusi iiKiiiusi cimrgcs YWrrc manifestly unfair to them It h1 Pll linfnrtilnrltp fnr flirt TTniffiilnMeItheir education in Civil Gpvernment hiecleft hitherto to the tender merciof the political desperado with the r

n 11141 uu citiuwui YUVl is in no WImanned to represent the race has heifrravitated into lhe Lecisl itnr thrnnrJthe medium of the subprncd and rov

incus men wiy censure the race iJtuo deeds oj the few when in our pvi i

Gontinwd to 4th pane

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iJfT MAKAINAJRICHARD H TRENTtHv MdSSMAN

PD FOR OTHERS HEAT--4U

Iff the Democrats Ret up a busi- -

ll men a parade for Monday tvb

guite confident that nearly allfirms who had sgried to join in

Republican parade today would

found thert Th idea of bankstake the deposits and do busi- -

with Democrats having theptieek to take sides against theircustomers Imagine a firm like

UHaokfeld Co in whose office the-- Gorman and Austrian consulates

Ira located allowine themselves tolv pa represenieu in a political paraue

prior to an eleotion in which no onef in the firm can oust a vote We arel1 A 1 l llUipilBOU Oil OUUU U 1UUA Ul iau

whioh we heretofore thougfit oould1

Vnot ba found in tbo European busiuess houses here But Sobaefer fc Co

will jpin tho prooession and the1 light of Italian Consul Sohaefer and

Belgian Qpunul Fooke in a parade

on correspondents Ii issafatoBayihotif tho late lamented Theophilus

H Davies had been alivo thouatuoof his business house wouid not havo

been found among parading polit ¬

icians and the Iiritlsh Consulatewould stayod wheto it belotiRsalootfrom politics Thn only bright point

in tho parading Constellation is theappearance of the consolidated SodaWorks and the Aloha Saloon A

combination of tho two will just suit

the parading Hawaiian Star Newa

paper Association

To PiTOt Bjq Disease

When a disease of the eyes be ¬

comes epidemic among Bahool chil-

dren

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tho only remedy is to closethe schools at once Years ago in

Qormany and the Scandinaviancountries a diao3Be them popularlycolled tho Egyptian eye eiokapss

with the same symptoms as Tra-

choma cause groat damage to theeyesight of the ahildren in the pub-

lic

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schools The different governmeats immediately closed all publioand private schools and after a

while the disease abated rooppearedat intervals and was finally stampedout A serious eye diseaBO in thisTerritory will Lavs most disastrousresults owing to the absence of ex

perts in opbtalmogy the carelessness of Hwaiians and Asiatics in

sanitary mstter3 and the peculiarpromiscuous intermingling of chil-

dren

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of all qlasses The Boards of

Education and Health will have thesupport of all parents even if drastiomeasures are adopted

TOPICS OF THE DM

BUT XHE PEOPIE WILL DE ¬

CIDE

Incompetency seems tb be at a

premium in the High Sheriffs of-

fice

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and coupled with illiteracy its

handmaiden will go hand in handto destruction

In order to keep a man constantlyemployed his salary is cut up andpaid out of a dozen or so loan itemsThais one way of defeating thewishes of tho peoples representa-

tives

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The Republican parade this even ¬

ing will ba headed by Herr Zeiglorvon D6utobland Sehnor Yida a Chi-

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and SsmaroiTsky outplTaky RubbI

atsky Puritan fathers save themarkl

Tbo Bulletin claims that beoause

Notley has made an ass of himselfIaukea should not be eleeted Thelogic of Che editor of tho EveningBroyer is like the Supreme Baing Itis beyond understanding

The Advertiser seems shocked atseeing Ceoll Browns name on theDemporatio sample ballots Thereare other things in regard to Cecil

Brawn whioh will surprise Mr

Thurston on Tuesday night

We are clad to see that Iaukeais really the candidate of the Repub ¬

licans The Demoorats are thankfulfor any kind of support for their

candidal ant ca citizens we are

pleated to see that Republicanswho support IauUua have ooinp totheir ssneea and place the interestsof the T rritory ahead of pettypolitioal squabbles

in Rhonls must have looked at Re-

publican¬

cheap gin or rocoived n

promise of a City cent piece Urn a

uma was never trusted at Democra-

tic¬

headquarters and his desertionis neither regretted nor evau discuisod Tho Demoorats do uotv buildtheir hope of success on men ofDmaumVa caliber

With an export engineer in thePublic Worka department at a cnary of 250 a month why is it that hois allowed to employ others from S3

to 10 a day Csn anyone explainSquint into this Governor and sooif it is not an evasion of your re ¬

trenchment polioy It may be only

another scheme of helping friendsto get employment at publio expBueeand the publio is made to auffor

Talk about the Governors grandstand play of rotrenonment duringibo laatspecial session of tho Legis-

lature

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when salaries of certain employees wero cut down whioh wasonly made as a mako believe to thetaxpeyorB Under the various loanappropriation item many engineersand job inspootors are being em-

ployed

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tho former at 7 to 10 a

day and the latter from 3 50 to 5

a day What does all this moan

Ono of our leading bankers amissionary of the oldest stock

oaid to a youag merchant of Englishnationality tho other day that hethought that the Territory of Ha-

waii

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that is Ihe business men ofthecommunity would never prosperuntil the islands were aolonizad by

the industrious Japanese Some oneought to muzzle Charlie C It is

not safe to let him alone at thistime as his little remarks may beused on election day

If the spending of money and theburning of torches could elect men

to the Legislature the Republicanswould win the day The good oldtimes have passed by and the Re-

publicans¬

are no longer dealing in

voters at 3 a weak and a bottle of

gin They are up sgeinBt American

free oitizons who vote as they see

best and as they believe will be to

the advantage of the Territory andnot for the sole benefit of a oloso

corrupt clique

Over a week ago one of the newly

laid water mains on Kukui streetbetween Nuuanu and Fort bursledand the water ran over into thestreet overflowing into tho near by

premises This comes from thepoor quality of the work donebotohwork and bears out just whatThe Independent baB repeatedlyraljed attention to It is a well

known fact that the ruth work on

the eve of an election is only a clap-

trap¬

for votes and is the result ofemploying inexperienced caulkersto do the joining work

Mr Notley should withdraw from

the newspaper business He has

stated that he tho responsibleeditor is not responsible for whatothers publish in his paper Suchidiooy should certainly prove to thevoters that Notley is unfit to be a

maker of laws and still less our rep ¬

resentative in Copgress Why ourod oditor Edm Norrie has faced

nine libel suits during his jounalistiocu r anl yot he eaye he never

wr jt qi vi of the articles for which

he was prpsocuted A responsibleas Notjev will find

iJUHMUIiimimiJlMfciiununjp WM Ill7i LMTHH n jnrai

Paralysisis sometimes caused by overwork either mental or physi-cal

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There arc many other exciting causes such asexposure to cold excesses emotional influences etcThe approach of the disease is generally gradual Fre-quently

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the first warning is a vague feeling of headachevertigo and muscular weakness

restore the nutrition of the nerves and have cured manycases of paralysis when all other remedies and methods oftreatment have failed The record of this remedy entitlesit to a thorough trial

Ptrhnps there is no mnn bettor known In tho city of Lawrence Knnimthan Mr a H Snyder To a reporter Mr Snyder related awonderful lie sulciI am now seonty years ofnRo About tlleoenrs ago I experi ¬

enced a eoldnev or numbness In tho foot then creeping up my legs untilIt reached my body I grew ory thin In nosh my appotlto was very poorand Idldnotroliihmy robd At last 1 became sobud 1 was unable tomove about I consulted Roveral distinguished phjelclnns ono tellingme that I had locomotor ataxia another that I had crooning pnrnl vslsI took their medicines but they did me no good and 1 continued togrow worse

Ono day a friend advised mo to try Dr WillinmR Pinkpale People 1 Immediately commenced their use throwing nil othermedicines away Before 1 had finished my nrst box I found that theyw ero benefiting mo I usod tweh e loxes in nil and was perfectly cured

i rom tne Journal Lawrence KanDr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People contain in a condensed form

alt the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood andrestore shattered nerves They are an unfailing specific for such diseasesas locomotor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus dance sciatica neuralgiarheumatism nervous headache the after effects of the grip palpitation ofthe heart pale and sallow complesions all forms of weakness eitherin male or female

Dr Williams rink Pills for Pale People are bv all dealers orvi ill sent postpaid on receipt of price 50c a box or six boxes for 2 50they are never sold in bulk or b the 100 by addressing Dr WilliamsMedicine Company Schenectady Ki Y

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District Oourt Doings

At yesterdays session Jos Auldand Kola wero found etiilty of as ¬

sault and battery Thn former wasfined 5 and the latter 10 Otn forcruolty to animal was fined 20

and Pake ltoonaans lor nelogvaruTK was nolle prossea vmAndereon for violation of Seotion370 of the Penal laws was sentencedto 21 hours imprisonment The longdrawn restaurant casus wont oyer toWednesday next as well as tire ka ¬

huna onBos

At todays session Ah Kim wasfound guilty of selling liquor with-

out¬

license and fined 100 LouisMartins for embezzlement for threemonthB on the reef three gamblerswero fined 3 each and one 10

Wbilani was discharged of burg-

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in the seoond degree ManuelGoueva for truancy was reprimand-ed

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and discharged Clarence McCallfor battery on a woman aad FSabater for gambling were nolleprossed Camolo for assault audbattery with a weapon was discharged all other cases went oyer

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OharleB Notley has engaged J JDunne to defend him in thelibelcase brought by W A Kinney onbehalf of Col C P Iaukea Nptleyclaims that be was away on Mauibefore Ihe objectionable articleappeared and only asw it two hoursbefore he was arrested Mr Notloyreturned from Maui on Thursdayhowever and his paper did notappear until Friday

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Democratic Sleeting

The Democrats wll hold meet ¬

ings in the Orpbeum and at AnUpark this oiening On Mondayevening the meeting will bo atPalaoe iquare

Xo Fortify Woialao

The Secretary of War Iiob sentinstructions here for the purchaseof the Waialae tract of Gear Lan ¬

sing Co upon which fortificationswill be ercoted

NOTICE OP REWARD

Notice is hereby given that theDomooratio Central Committee ofthis Territory will poy a reward ofFifty Dollars 150 00 for evidencethat will lead to the oonyiotion ofany person voting illegally orotherwise violating the election laws ofthis Territory at the oomiugeleotion

By order of the Executive Committee

W A KINNEYChairman

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tninth

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50 cents per

Hayseldrn is ovar from

Prof jarRor is ngain Wielding thebaton in the liRud

The Coptic edited at 9 oclockthis morning for Kan Francisco

The Alameda will Eail next Wetlnesday morning for San Franoisco

The Kilokrma Art League willgive an at home lea this after ¬

noon

The transport Sherman will falldue here next Wednesday from San

VFrancisco

The conoot by the band tomorrowafternoon will bs on tho Capitolgrounds

CopieB of The- - Independent ofOoober 14 15 and 27 ore wanttedat this

The Kinau left tli3 followinpsugar on Hawaii Honuapo 1473

all others done

ft Tho Kinau arrivod about 11

oclock this morning from her Majui

nndHawaii ports

The steamer Maui left nt 5

oclock yesterday afternoon forMaui and Hawaii

to

office

A cricket game botweon pickednines will bs played on the Makikigrounds this aftornoon

- The Punahou and High Schoolteams will play football this after-noon

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on the Punahou field

Dr and Mrs Holidy entertained a

party of guests at dinnar At JbeHawaiian hotel last evening

A reception was tendered tho newpastor Rev J W Wadmn at theMethodist ehuroh last evenin g

The voting booth of the Tenthof the Fourth has been changed toYoung and Alexander streets

The Hawaiian band turned outfor th funeral of the late IsaacSherwood yesterday afternoon

The Friday Evening Social clubhad tome good music and danaingin Odd Fellows hall last evening

The motion for continuance in

the Naone murder case will beargued in the Circuit Court on

Monday

In tho assumpsit Buit of JohnCbprlqg Johnson against W C Acliithe court has awarded damages of

1207 55

The Good Government Club is

thinking of filling the vacancies on

its ticket with Democrats having noRepublicans at all

iIn the suit of John Eaa against

the Honolulu Investment- - Companyto reoovar 19680 tho executionhts been returned unsatisfied

Levi P Kauuoe tho Kauai post

mister charged with embrzzlomentwas sentenced to imprisonment forone year by Judge Dole yesterday

The Republicans will hold a

combined meeting ot Aak pirktyhisevening It will be preceded by a

torchlight procession through thstreets

15 L Rumsey formerly with Ben ¬

son Smith A Co has loft Arizonaand gone into Colorado Ho is

extremely feeble and his friendsexpoet the worst at any time

This is the anniversary day of theGunpowder plot otherwise knowuas Guy Fawkes day Effigies araburnt in England by boys andyoung me- - to commemorate the4py

All the Maui Republican oandi

dateB arelu the city today haviu

arrivod by the Likeliko this fore ¬

noon They iutepd to visit lheLeprSettlement from hare between now

and next Monday evening

Dr W 0 Wile the distinguishedConnecticut physician who is vis tjug tbe Islands delivered au ud

dress before physicians aud laymen

at the Paoifio club yesterday onnnHftfnni as he fouud them at the

For ForAlgn FieldsGeorgo H Paris ono of the bsst

known town Ijoys and especiallyreuiembend among tho printingand noacpaper fraternity otmlumplates loaviug the islands on abusiness visit to the MainlandParis was born ir Honolulu in 18G3

and has spent the bettor part of hislife hero being rdcoiuizd by tbecommunity as ono of nur most pro ¬

gressive aud energetic oitizens ofthe younger Generation When hoin 1889 assumed the business man ¬

agement of tho P 0 Advertiser hefaced a concern which waB decided-ly

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up against it financially speak- -

ing hie put Ins shoulder to thewheel and when ho retired from theGazette compauy it was on a solidbasis and extricated from al itstroubles Paris b interested ingasoline maohinery and it is inconnection with that line of busi-ness

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that ho goes to tbe Cooswhence ho may extend his ppheralater on to tho Philippines and otheroutlying parts of tho Unitod Statre

We wiBh Georgo PariB all possiblebucoobs in his enterprise and shallwatch his carec r in foreign landswith the sincere interest of an oldfriond--ev- on if The Independentand Paris Advertiser were always

moat for each other porsiflageon the part of The Indeiendent

and venom an the part of the Advertisor Aloha nui Keoki

Business Mens ParadoHa Hal How many of the Busi-

ness¬

men of Honolulu were in thismons paradeT

Tho Hackfeld contingent withnow brooms gva indication ofwhere the Republicans will findthemselves on the night of Nov8tbDwopt out of sight

Gouyhlvee Go showed competi-tive

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busfDOsi tact by appearing inthe parade with tho Republicancountersign carrying jugs

The Honolulu Iron Works emploveos made up the numericalstrength of the parade headed bythe man who named Ceoil Brown in

tbe Republican Convention andfinishing up with a galaxy of HomeRulers while the main body wereDemocrats Who will vote theirticket straight The Iron Worksemployees made a notable hit

One of the mounted patrol mrdehicisolf pernicioutly officious byobstructing a carriago carrying theneatest sign in the parade and read-

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R H Trent Business man andDemoorai Vote for Him Hasthis government got no low as torefuse the streets to one man andnot to another

Funeral Yosterday

The funeral of the late leaseSherwood took plsco yeBterdayaftornoon Deceased was givenclue military aud fraternal honorsFollowing were the pallbearers

Lieut T P Cummins and LieutDan Kokaulike nf tho NationalGiurd Henry Vida and A St 0Piianaia for tho Fifth District Com ¬

mittee Sam Dwight and Jas LHolt for tho Order of Karaehnmeha G W Desha of tho YouugHawaiians Institute Geo W RKing for the Auditors office

Fasoongers Arrived

Per SrfOoptio Nov 1 from lhaOrient for Honolulu W M Gra-

ham¬

Mrs E Jacobson Mrs UKataoka J Rosenberg Mrs JRoBenbsrg and infant W C Weedon

Per stair Kinau from Hawaii audMaui Nov 5 Hon W G Irwin J A

Buck Miss B MoLellau A RussellA L Barton H B Blanding G V

Jakiua aud wife John LyourguaGeo Ross and wife Mrs E A Jewiltandpbild S Ake Miss L Spencer H

Gorman Mrs W H Palton MissL do L Ward and child Mies ERiukard Miss Arioli Mio3 AliceMaofarlane Geo O Cooper AlfredHayselden J Kalino Philip Pali WJ Coelho Miss Belle Pickey Paul 0Whitney I H Hayseldau A LFleming

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Tmiuu In this city Nov 3 1904

to thewjfe of Mr D F Thrum a

HOW BALLOTS

WILL LOOK

The following are samples of thebillots to be used aexl TuesdayThe Democratic candidates ammarked X Tbe Senatorial ticket isfirst aud should bolt like this

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Bihope I

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iDOWSRTT JM

Keaka Pelekane

HARVEY FRANK R VHawe A

KALAUOKALANI D

LANE JOHN 0Keoni li

OILIS K

PAELE J K - -

WALLER GJ1

The Representative ticket for thoFourth District is as follows

AEA JOSEPH Xt

ANDRADE FRANK

AYLETT WILLIAMBila Aileke

CAMPBELL C J XKamapola

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HARRIS WILLIAM W

JARRETT W P XUaalilio Opio

KAMAKAIA S K

KAOHI J K

LANGSTON JAMES F XLanikauia

LILlKALANIt E K

LONG CARLOS AKalo Lona

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MEDEIROS L R XLui

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Passengers Departed

Per atmr Mauna Loa for Mauiand Hawaii Nov 4 L Nishi L SAungat Mrs C L guiff Mrs J Antone and obild D Conway J WMoLoan Ms T GaToia Miss FLawronp Mjss Denver J E Gan ¬

non AS Keeuey Miss K KeeneyMiss Ermine Cross

Per Btrnr Maui for Hawaii Nov 4K SGjerdrum FL Riggs Mr

Castendyk Mrs A 0 Riggs Mrs L0 Riggs E N Dejp Philin Nioki

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NOR IS IT ED TO ANY SECTOR

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Continued from page

the and Legislative

branches of the

Reduction of Salaries

We declare against the method

and recently by the Ex

ecutive of the Territory to re adjust

its cut down its ¬

Such was brought

fit j about by cutting down the salaries1V

of employees Dcyonu mc nvuiy

point and by other em-

ployees

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to the detriment of the

whereas

Tax Incomes of the Wealthy

and declare that tlie

depleted condition of the Territorial

Treasury would have been more

justly met by taxation upon wealth

land in this connection we believe

and declare that an increase in the

rate of the income tax would have

Wi wi been more fjtir and courageous and

Jmore democratic than the method

adoptedIn with the ¬

policy in question we ¬

condemn theexercised against the non votingemployee of the in thecutting of salaries

National Legislation Neglected

We denounce the policy of theparty in the National

Congress whereby private Hawaiianwas submitted in com ¬

mittee and received attention in advance of pressing public matterwith the result tjmt after the pass- -

NAME IMPLIES

Upholds the Right andFearess Mgaihst Mil Comers

PLEDO PARTYFACTION

Its Expressions are Outspoen

vSnteiptionDHUjIVEKRJBID

Democratic Platform

government

meansuscd

financesViand ex-

pendituresretrenchment

dismissing

publicvservicc

Webelieve

connection retrench-

ment particu-

larly discrimination

government

Republican

legislation

THAT THAT

Gents a

Hawaiian measures were absolutelyneglected and refused further con-

sideration¬

during this session ofCongress to the detriment andagainst the interests of the entireTerritory

To Apply American Land Laws

Wc declare the policy of the Re-

publican

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party in this Territorywhereby large areas of land andvaluable water rights are still beingalienated from the public domainfor the sole use and benefit of cor-

porations

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or persons already pos

sessed of large tracts of land andprivileges a positive menace to theupbuilding of an untrammeledelectorate in these Islands andpledge our delegate to Congress tosecure local application of the spir-

it

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of American land laws prefer-

ence

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being given the landless elec-

torate

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in our Territory in any divis-

ion

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of the public domain

The Delegate Pledged

We further pledge our delegateto Congress to keep constant vigil ¬

ance over matters affecting the Ter-

ritory¬

Untiring effoit to secure liberalappropriations for public improvements throughout the Territory

The withdrawal of House Reso-

lution

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No 14672 granting arbitrarypower of removal to the Governor

The passage of a measure pro-

viding

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for the sale in fee on xasyterms of Jands in Punchbowl andelsewhere in the Territory nowpiincipally occupied by citizen ten ¬

ants preference being given the ac-

tual

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ocoupantsAnd to careful dissemination of

coirect information among themembers of Congress and in thePcpartmcnts at Washington rela ¬

tive to local affairs

Local Sslf Government

Having full faith in the abilityof the people of this Territory to

age of private bills the reraainmg govern themselves we denounce the

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Republican Party for its duplicityand breach of faith with the votersof this Territory in the miscarriageof that partys measure for Countygovernment passed by the last Legislature and pledge our earnest ef-

fort¬

to secure the passage and en-

actment¬

of a County law providingfor complete local self governmentLoan Fund Expenditures

We deplore the present distress-

ed

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financial condition of the Terri-tory

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brought about by the Republican element in part by withhold ¬

ing from circulation large sums ofloan fund moneys that might

heretofore have been made availablehad the departments used due dili-

gence

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in prosecuting the severalworks comprised in loan fund ap-

propriations¬

Warrants In Place of Cash

And in extravagant administra-tion

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resulting in the issuance of

government warrants to employeesand supply men a preposterouscourse whereby the taxpayers arcbeing daily mulcted in the amountof interest paid on unproductiveloans on the one hand and the loss

incidental to discounting warrantson the other

Productive Works Only

In this connection we favor thepolicy of making loan appropiiations for productive works only andwithin these restrictions advocate a

comprehensive system of publicworks throughout the TerritoryTo Revise Tax Laws

We pledge our candidates to theLegislaturCto a revision of our TaxLaws

An adjustment of our othersources of revenue including theExcise Laws and providing for thesubstitution of a Toll Bill for wharfdues thus doing away with thepresent conditions whereby the gov ¬

ernment pays exclusively for the

wraiffjgnMiMwjreexpense of maintaining the harborand private wharf owners reap thefees

Forced Sales for Taxes

An- - enactment covering forcedsales of property for taxes so as

to provide for redemption of thesame

And an appropriation bill so

framed that the annual expendit-

ures

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of the Territory shall not ex¬

ceed its income believing that any

administration incapable of so limit¬

ing its expenditures is Unworthy of

the support of the people

Pension the Queen

Wc pledge our candidates to theLegislature to aYencwal of the usu-

al

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appropriations for Liliuokalaniand our Delegate to Congress tothe introduction and support of a

measure looking to a permanent ap-

propriation

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for the same purpose

Labor To Be Protected

We favor all reasonable measureslooking to the amelioration ofJaborconditions among the citizens of

this Territory and to the upbuild i

ingof permanent homes within ourborders

We favor a more strict enforce-

ment

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of the citizen labor and eighthour laws coupled with a minimumwage on public works and an ex-

tension

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of this provision along rea-sonable- lines to embrace labor re-

quired

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under valuable franchises orother special privileges granted by

the Legislature of this TerritoryWe favor also dispensing with

the employment of prisoners on

work in competition with free citizens

Open Fishing Rights

We condemn the procrastinatingpolicy pursued by the TerritorialExecutive in relation to securing

control of the private fishing rights

in this Territory and pledge our

candidates to the Legislature to

such a course as shall most prompt-

ly

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open these fishing rights to the

general public

Extend School System

We favor the extension of the

public school system so as to em-

brace

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a comprehensive course of

manual and agricultural training

and an elementary course in civil

government thus instilling into the

youth of this Tcnitory the princi ¬

ples of industry and good citizen-

ship

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upon which the future welfare

of this Territory so much depends J

Republicans Shirked Sworn Duty

We charge that thc Republican

majority in the last Legislatureavoided its sworn ditty by abstain ¬

ing from a reapportionment of Ter-

ritorial

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Senators and Representa

tves as required by Chapters Sec-

tion

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55 of the Organic Act

Money for Molokal

We favor establishing under Fed

eral control and at Federal expenseappliances at the Leper Settlementin this Territory

The employment of scientists forthe purpose of careful inquiry intothe nature cause aiid possible cureof the disease of leprosy

And for the treatment of thoseafflicted with that disease and theredetained

Active Support Invoked of All

Relying implicitly upon the

soundness and integrity of the prin-

ciples

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above set forth and upon thejustice and intelligence of the mas-

ses

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we present this platform to thepeople of the Territory and earnest-

ly

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invoke the active support pf all in

its vindication and success cordial-

ly

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inviting to a full and equal com ¬

munion all those of whatever poli

tical creed who recognize the jus ¬

tice of our cause in the doctrines

wc profess and who desire to participate in their trimnph

Wallers Addtess

Gonlinucd from hi page f

day and by our own boasted civilizedrace there has been sent a Tweed tothe New York Legislature a Burtonand a JolmMornssey totlvc Ameri ¬

can CongressEducation Is one of the fastnesses of

the American nation It is one of thesurest guarantees of the permanence ofits institutions and the maintenance ofits prestige among the nations of theearth A course in Civil Governmentfor the youths of this Territory wouldprovide a larger number of citizens tdiscuss the issues of the day intelligent-ly

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and enable lhcm to approach the ballot-

-box on election day with a propercomprehension of the mission of thesuffrage It would foster and maturethe latent qualifications for

that tile native clement of the Ter-ritory

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assuredly possesses These elements of self government can be hcaljt

ily propagated and disseminated if U

nroncr educational methods arc pursuedand a recurrence of the chapter of fol- -lies enacted during the session of thcitilast legislature will thereby be forcvcWJprecluded

Hawaiis chances for Statehood willnever be prejudiced by the spectacle ofan intelligent and impartial local legisla ¬

tive bodyOne important fact that I am anxious

to sec instilled into the minds of theHawaiian voting population is the existence m 1 iincncan politics of only Uvoreally representative parties viz tVfl

Democratic and Republican and I wantto point- - out the futility of afliliajjpnwith a party like that of the HomeRule which has no national existence

And I also want to impress upon themthe fact tliat the Democratic Party isand always has been a formidable andnot infrequently a successful rival ofthe Republican party and it is obstinate-ly

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disputing the honors of the presentcampaign with the latter in both na¬

tional and local politics I feel confi-dent

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that the- - outcome of the presentlocal contest it not ot the national con-test

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will disabuse the minds of thoseho have been indoctrinated with the

iCtccd of OncSParty Onlyimagine tnc iircaicamcnt 01 uus com

munity if the complexion of the administratioii should be changed at the comftjig national election with our reputa ¬

tion oi being a ol Re¬

publican stronghold All the favorablelegislation wc should secure under suchconditions would be about as tangibleas the ignis fatuus

Now 1 appeal especially to you Ha ¬

waiian voters not to allow these spell-binders

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to create in your minds a beliefjn such palpable absurdities I appealto you to do your own thinking in thiscampaign ifnd I ask you not to beprejudiced against the Democratic can¬

didate for Delegate to Congress MrC P Iaukea simply because he has notgot the superscription of the Republicanparty on his credentials If he has in-

tegrity¬

and intelligence and a properconception of the Territorys real needs

which are the qualifications requiredfor the place he will command recog-nition

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and can accomplish the object ojjbhis mission to the satisfaction of hisrniiQfitnpntQ nnrl nil rnnrnrnnrl T wnnt

I you to apply the same principle in yourTjestimation ot tnc Democratic candidatesfor the local legislative body and if thepersonnel of the ticket is acceptable toyou I ask you to stand behind it onelection day Never mind if tle Dcmoadtic candidates have not pledged imselves to endorse the proposed measuresif th f Executive at the coming sessionso long as they have pledged themselveslo protect the public interests andfavor no class legislation their mdc- -

guar--4enRnce ought lo furnish you aalilceof tllcir good faith and theyentitled tovoiir hearty sunnort

are

Icannot overlook m this connectionthe commendable attitude oftheinde- -pcuuciu licpuiuicuu acnaioriai canuidale Ur Cecil Brown The fact thathe jiJrnot a creature of the caucusshould in no way militate against hisprospects Botn he and his murierouafriends of all parties have recognizedthe fact that the caucus is not the courtof last resort in politics and he hastherefore appealed his case to theelectors of theTerritory an acknowl- -CUKllllCUl Ul lilt UUt BjllIU Ul 4KII1UU-- j

racy and of the principles of thcjJJcclaration ot independence requir¬

ing that governments shall derive tlirjust powers from the consent 6f thegoverned If you are a friend to goodmen a believer in the freedom ofAtaerican institutions and a foe to fepolitical machine you will acconj himyour cordial support

Dont be afraid to express your hon-est

¬

convictions in the ballot box on elec ¬

tion dav Walk into the booth withouttrepidation and cast your vote for themen of your choice Dont let anybodydo your thinKine for you then Dayour own thinking Dont swallow any¬

thing that is contradicted by jour reason and at variance with the testimonyof your senses If you want to registera protest against unlawful trespass onyour franchise or if you want to uttrryour relume ugmiisi any coercivemethods that have been employed to thodetriment of the full and free exerqiseot tnc sultragc you can make thcn k

nfn i- ln ern r nf r1i V

booth Dont be intimidated Remcm- -iicr mat 10 icar tuc loe smcc tear op lprcsseth strength gives in your weak Mness strength unto your foe and io yourfollies fight against yourself Bevaliant m the fight for the establishmentof right principles of government foiiAmericanism in Hawaii and the issufcof this campaign will abundantly iustilf- -

i uie wuuoni oi your canquct m so doing