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ILLINOIS IN

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BOUBf EUL COLUMN

LoBt week we published articlesfrpm the New Yotk Herald a Repuhlioan newspaper which showedthat the Democrats will likely carryNow York Maryland and WestVirginia The Herald boa this tosay of Illinois

Next to New York Illinois withitB twenty soven electoral voles is

the greatest of the debatableState The situation there is pecu-

liar¬

in that there is factional fightingon both sides The republicans began the disturbance and when Deneen was nominated for Governorfinally in the State Conventionthrough the influence of the nation ¬

al administration it looked as thoughIllinois would certainly be in thedemocratic column on olection day

The tight among the republicanleaders was overshadowed almostimmediately by a still more bittercontest Among tho democrats JohnP Hopkins and Mayor Harrison ofChicago entered upon a strugglefor the control of the State machin-ery

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and delegation to the Democra-tic

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National Convention which hasleft the democratic pirty in Illinoisrent into factions which aeoms irre-

concilable¬

These chapters in party historyaie too recant to require rehearsalThe deadlock in the RepublicanState Convention that was precipi-tated

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by the fight of Governor Richard Yate for renomination wasstrongly contested on both sides

ACOOSED THE NtESIDENT

When Deneen was finally nomina-ted

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os- - a compromise candidate theleaders of the Yates faction accusedPresiclen tR6oseyelt of interferenceand declared that they had been deTested by the use of Federal patronage A natural feeling of resent ¬

ment followed the Coovontiou andthreats wero made openly that MrRoosevelt stood small chanoss ofcarrying the State

Democrats had hardly ceased con-gratulating

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eaoh other on the pros-pect of carrying Illinois when thefight between Hopkins and Harrisonbegan The two meu were rivals oflongstanding for tho control of thedemocratic machine and Mayor Harrison bad been uniformly successfulin gaining the upper hand Thistime however Mr Hopkino formeda oombinatiqn with tbo Bryan tnonin the State moBtof whom were invmpatny with tho candidaoy qf

William R Hearst He ran the StateConvention under the gavil as thoWoetero phrase goes unseating con ¬

testing delegations by the soore andmaking himself master ot tho situa ¬

tionHe agreed to permit the Illinois

delegation to be instructed for MrHearst but the hollowness of thisconcession was shown as soon as hearrived at the National Conventionwherebe offered the vote of Illinoisto the Parker managers on the firstballot They refused the offer butthe Democratic National Commit-

tee¬

and later the Committee onCredentials and the Convention it-

self¬

threw out the contoBts that hadbeen raised in ttie interest of tboHarrison faotiou

VEEL1NQ OF BlXrEUNESS ItEJIAlNS

Mayor Harrison has expressed loy-

alty¬

to the demopratio national tick ¬

et and the announcement is madethat he baa invited Judge Parkerand William J Bryan to speak fromthe same platform in a great demo ¬

cratic mass meeting to be held onAugust 20 The feeling of bitter ¬

ness between the two faotions how-

ever¬

baa iu uo wiso disappeared andthere seems little prospect of harmony iu Illinois on either side Atthe beginning Qf the esmpaign the

situation appears to make Illinois atleast debatable

The record nf the Stato showsthat it has gone democratic onlyono when Grover Cleveland car-

ried¬

it over BjDJimin Harrison in1892 by 27000 oluraltv Blaine car ¬

ried it over Cleveland in 1834 by25000 and Harrison carried it fouryears later by a margin of 22000

The alarm that was felt by thecommercial interests nf the Statewas made apparent in 1896 when Il-

linois¬

buried Bryan under a plurali y of 182000 McKinley carriedthe State again when he ran a sec-

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time by 95000 plurality Therejection of Bryanism and the democratic adoption of principles whichcontain nothing to alarm businessmen add an element of uncertaintyto the situation already complicat-ed

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by faotionatidiilerences

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THURSDAY AUG 25 1904

AS 10 MR BRYAN

Mr BXiu must at least b com ¬

mended for bis frankness Those

people who havn always regarded

Mr Bryanas nothing more nor less

than socialist will now feel thatthey have been ful7 vindicatedCertainly np bolder bid for the support of the socialist elempnt ooutdi

be mad 1 No one denies that there

is a constantly iporeasing socialistic

element in this country ylt coulb

not beotherwisp eo long as the tide

of foreign immigration continues at

its flood W bav no idea thatsocialism will ever prevail in theUnited States It will be met and

handled the same aa populism and

all other isirs are mot and handledby true Americans Democracy andooUlism will eventually appear

under one head and in that form

the issue will be fc ugh t out io thearena of American public opinion

The prospeot may seem tp be a

gloomy one to conservative mem

bers of the Democratic party but

thy can not deiy that these observ ¬

ations and conclusion are warrant ¬

ed The Dunocritic parly has

Ill kled and pandered to socialism

It was less than two year ago thatvhii th De uoorncy of the empire

ttatp orawled in ttm dust before the

ed a platform demanding tho pur

chase of tho coal mining properties

by ihe federal government PartieB

like individuals usually reap acooid

lng as they bow The character of

future Democratic harvoBtB is Dot

difficult tn determine

TOPICS OF THE DAY

It is uewB to learn at this IstH day

that the owner of bis papor hadever been approached ou behalf of

tho Democratic party for ILe pur-

chase

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of his printing plant As faras known nothiug was ever broach

ed direotly to him qr to aoy one in

oonnectiou with him

Sure Governor Garter wantB a

County Act but he wants it bo

modified as to leave out the moBt

salient pointB bo that he or any

other who may succeed him in thefuture may beoome tho chief dictator in ihe buuch Go itLord Georgeyou are right in lino to getting it

With Tim Murphy Huihui Svlva

Ackerman and about everybody elsewanting to fight there should be alively pugilistic mill in Honoluluvery soot If however the ecrapperewould do as much in the ring as

they do in hot air and th news ¬

papers the eport would be decidedly

better

Wha we want hero is a land law

based upon the general law of theUnited States subject however toa few modifications Over there forinstance they have plenty of landA married man is given 160 acresand a single man mr woman 80 acresOwing to the limitod area we couldnot do that here In all other re-

spects

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tho United States land laws

nre just what we should have They

are icfinllelv better than Dolescumbersome system now in vogue

We modestly suggest that the Ad-

vertiser

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seoure a cannon from theGovernment and fire a salute of

twenty one gunB from the top of theVon Holt building when Port Ar-

thur

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is captured As the Territoriol

Government still poseesses two field

pieces not in service this schemeshould be easily feasible and as theAdvertiser has become the official

organ of the Jopanese party in

Hawaii there should certainly bo no

objection from that side Let erboom I

Tho Democratio of this island met

last eyening and msde a good startTlyj adjournment to September 24

was a good thing because that willgive the members of the two conven-

tions

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omplo time to elect their men

for the Senate and House ThiB ie a

Democratic year but there must not

be overoonQdenco The oondldalesshould be eeltottd onlyaftor muturedeliberation It must not be a uaae

of the man seeking the oflloV thatwine but of he office seeking thetho man that is successful in theconvention

A San Francisco despatch says

Commissioner North has referredto Washington the question of thelanding Tuesday of Mrs J W Brew ¬

ster formerly Melaiuo Afong whom

he claims is a Chinese and rbouldhave passed inspection before goingashore Commissioner North is

either a fool or is unfamiliar withoases in regard to the Afong family

that came up prior to annexationWe consider the action of Oouimia- -

eooialiim propagandists aud adopt 1 eloper North to bu highly insulting

and believe that Mrs Brewster hasan excellent case for heavy damagesif she cares to proas it

Paddy Ryans Good Governmentolub is an organization io bo reoognizd seriously It has always beenclaimed that forty men banded toRothorwlth a single motive couldcontrol ihe political situation of SanFrancisoo or any other large oityIf that be true1 278 meq combinedtogether in a defiilile movement willcertainly be ablo to accomplish n

groat deal more It may not bo a

oauBe for surprise that the GoodGovernment olub holds the balanceof pbwer in the coming eleotioa

THE DEMOCRATS

1 OOHYBHTIOH

Tho Fourth and Fifth DistrictConventions of the Democratic par-ty

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met in joint session in Waverleyhall last evening and Dorfeoted no- r--maneni organization rermanentoQlcers were elected but the busi-ness

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of nominating candidates forthe Senate and House was postpon-ed

¬until September 21 On that

date the two conventions will cometogether at 10 oclock in the mo ru-

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for the nomination of SenatorsAt 2 oclock in the afternoon theFourth District will meet at someplace to be designated later andthe Fifth in Waverley hall to nomi-nate

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candidates for the House ofRepresentatives

Col C J McCarthy oalled thejoint meeting to order last eveningand stated its objects He wasthenelected temporary chairmon W FErving was elected temporary secre-tary

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and F W Weed iuterpreterA credentials committee and a com-mittee

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on permanent organizationwere appointed The former reported 80 delegates from tho Fourtjh Dietrictand 67 from th3 Fifth Theelection oi permanent omcers waithenprooeoded with andthe follow-ing

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were JflhosentVCol O J McCarthy chairman L U Medeiros sacra- -

tary F W Weed interpreter HJMoBBtnan sergeant-at-arm- a AftersettingJO a m of Saturday Septem- -b5r2laB the time for the two con ¬

ventions to get together and nomi ¬

nate Senators the meeting adjourn-ed

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Immediately after tho adjourn-ment

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of the general convention theFourth District Convention metP OSullivan was elected ohairmauKahalepuos secretary and F Woodinterpreter After the reports ofthe committees tho following per-

manent¬

officers were elected POSullivan ohairmau Kahalepunasecretary F W Weed interpreterMatt Heffdrn sergeant jt armsThe meeting then adjourned to 2 pm nl Saturday September 24

Immediately after the adjourn-ment of the Fourth District thnFifth District Convention met FHarvey was eleoted temporary ohairman and E L Like temporary Beoretsry After the reports of the com-

mittees¬

ou crt deniiala and permanneot organization the followingwera elected permtuftit officers FIt Harvey chairman EJward Hanapi secretory J K Preodergast in-

terpreter¬

Onirics KumukahiAfter arronging a

number of details the convention adjaurned to Saturday Saptember 24to convene imm jdiately aftor theadjournment of the joint conven ¬

tion

lolani Guild Fair

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Tho steamer f4tkabaia loavts HubvOTBDinpron bor uifal run to Kauai

0 J Daftttto tcoer mil leave in

a few days foijA visit to his oldhomo in England

r -DIslriotAttorney Breokone and

family returned in tho Ventura yesterday from Wyonijnfc

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iMlf loMwa Edith Moore

Visiting Mystic SnriDors arrivedin the aity yesterday bythe OceanicSteamship Ventura and are receivingattention from their brethren here

vTheC ASS Gos steamerManukaarrived yesterday forenoon from the

- Colonies and left after 6 oclock lastevening for Vancouver and VlotoiaBQ

Frof Zamlooh the noted wizzardwho is well known here arrived inthe Ventura and will begin an en ¬

gagement at the Orpheum Saturdayevening

The office of The independent is

in the brick building next to thoHawaiian hotel grounds on Bere- -

tonia street Waikiki of AlakeaFirst floor

A business meeting of the Execu ¬

tive committee of the DemocraticCentral Committee has been calledfor 6 oclock this afternoon in Waverley hall

The Doric arrived in port lastnight from San Fraocisco and Bailed

today for the Orient Having leftthe same day as the Ventura shebrought no later mail

tL- 1The steamer Likelike arrived laitevening at about 530 oclock Shehad to take 75 tons of coal toKahului was the cause of her delaybut she left again later on her usualrun at 10 oclock

Mr and Mrs Jesse Snyder Hove byoardB received announoed the mar-

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of their daughter Iona to MrHau6htonObllege Bibkertpn whichevent took place in San Franciscoon the 3rd instant They will be athome in this city afte r September15tb on Haokfeld and Prospeatstreets Punchbowl slope

- Jerry Burningham purser of thesteamer Likelike left last evening ona vaoation by the steamer Manuka6n his way to England by way ofVanoouver aceompaning his mother

i i whom he met here and who hadJl come up by the same steamer from

f the Colonies He will later visit thet Louis Exposition and other points

in the States on his return and thatbefore returning to resums his du-

ties¬

Secretary Atkinson left suddenlylast Sunday eveuing by the freigh-

ter¬

Hawoiian for Kahului where heintended spending a few days Andyesterday be left there for Hilo by

ehe same vessel intending to remainthere till after the convention nextweek and then return with Governor Carter to Maui and both make onofficial tour of that Island beforecomiug back to their respectiveoffices

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Death of Sirs A Mackintosh

A telegram was this morning re ¬

ceived addressed to both H M vonHolt and Arthur Maokintosh fromtheir sister Brlha Mrs FW Gladefrom Dresden announcing the deathof their mother Mrs AlexanderMaokintosh which occurred thereyesterday The immediate cause ofdeath was apoplexy and it came up

Mn her suddenly and removed herrom life without muoh suffering

The sad news was universally felthere keenly among tuoaa who knew

her and her family well and sorrowis being expred ou all aides

At the time A her death she washbput sixty five years of age Shewas born in London and camo hern

with her parents the late Mr andMrs Thomas Brown in 1846 Herhusband the Rev Alexander Mack ¬

intosh and two daughters by herfirst marriage were present at herdeath

District Court Doings

At todays oeealoo the five Obineso rioters not highway robbers ofWaialua had their oases fully beardand were all committed to the Ulrouit Court The eleven Chinesegamblers were each aessssed 5 andoosts Ah Kai larceny seoood de ¬

gree to tomorrow olso GHoy Hungfor vagrancy and Sung Loy alsofor vagranoy was nolle prosd

Palama alias Ohong Chun assaultand battery on Ah Chock was lined

5 and costs Togunags for thosamo offence nn Tami Shiraiebi wasnolle prosd John Hansen ragranoyone months imprisonment andcosts Yoshida and Kagi assistingin maintaining n lottery fined 20

and costs each Wo Hop leavinghis horao in a hack untied 5 andoosts Domingo Ferreira heedlessdriving 5 and oosts and J W Ed-wards

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who wob arrested at Iwileilast night andoharged with carryingooneealed weapons forfeited hiaoaoh bail of 25

Executive Clemency

Governor Carter today signed apardon for ono Kauka of HanalelKauai restoring bim to his civilrights Over thirty years agohewas convicted of larceny and sen ¬

tenced to 15 lashes Since that timebe has been an exemplary citizenNot having oxercised the right tovote he petitioned the Governor forpardon and on ascertaining thefacts ho has grantedlhe petition

A petition for pardon has alsobeen made in favor of B H Brownformer oaptain of police of Hilo butho is of the opinion that the offeaoeupon which he was convioted wasonly of recent occurrence and wouldnot care to new grant it

Arrested For AssaultW Bornhsrdt tho drayman wa

taken is by the police at about 230oclock this afternoon on Fort streetfor assaulting Superintendent Prattof theRapid Transit Company Hehad a dray with a large iron safe onit near the Club Stables and as itstood on the track and in the way ofpassing electric cars Mr Prattundertook to lead it away and indoing so Mr Earnhardt bo it is saidby ttioBa who saw ran up from be-

hind¬

and struck Mr Pratt in theface The patrol wagon was calledfor and he was taken down

Kauai Bests HaulKauai dofoated Maui in the polo

game at Moanalua yesterday after-noon

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by the score of eighteen to sixMaui undoubtedly did batter teamwork but Kauai had the advantagein horsemanship

The buss serviae from the end ofthe oar line was very unsatisfactoryAfter the second load taken out thobusses did not return and from fiftyto a hundred people were left stand-ing

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in the road and wero obligedfinally to return to the city

Piipppufjorp DepartoS

Per Blrar Manuka August 24 forVictoria and Vaooouvor Prof GeoH Barton Charles H Hardwiok EAdams HartwellMisB Mary O LyousMiss E ALyons Miss Sabina EcahIV Ij Towae Miss Mary G PotterMiss Susun H LittlePater MoKellarMiss Agnes W Lincoln Miss M JMclutyrp Mrs Alice MoKenzieMissMaKeczie 1 S Emerson MrB B FLovejand Mra T H Paty Miss PatyMrs Howxhurst child ud mnidMrsJ F Cljne MrB F A Smith andchild C H Bishop Mr Oldiug andwire John McTaggart and wife LPain wife and 3 ohildreu Mrs HWood Mary Shy n J B Drapor B HAustin Geo Oanavarro Mr Millerand wife white and j0 Japanesesteerage

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For all empty boxeB returned ingood clean condition 10 and 20cents will be paid

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