New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
HILL SPEAKS IN PHILADELPHIA.
MODEST REFERENCE TO PENSION LEGISLATION
CMTICIsIVG MR., BLAINE.

MODEST REFERENCE TO PENSION Legislation
CmTrCIsIVG MR.. BLAINE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % (Spccidn.
Hill. of Nev-York. accompanied by Alfred c. Chapman
arrived at the Girard House this afternoon ana ~
O'clock dined With Collector OF the Port CadwaA"er
At 100 the Americas Club GOO strong escorted oo'h
from the hotel to the Academy OF Music where the
principal meeting OF the campaign OK the Democracy
was announced to take place. The hall was only cou
iortsby filed Addresses were made by Governor nr
Mr.. On tpman and Chaunoey +. Black. the Deuoc's
standard bearer There was no unusual dlspp
the conclusion Of the meeting the visitor. ~sre IN the
naded AT their hotel. There was sad difference IN
turnout OF Tonight compared with that OF tne bsn
the throngwu al least one hundred TO one greater
In tn. course OF his speech Academy Governor
Hir .aid:
come 10 ask Won 10 follow the example New
York and elect your 10 the
% y6 have hS told f th pre cons OF onr opponents ma
two wears ago venture the statement that thoe prrotoIs
Of II sold ers in the matter Of pensions The
Of as thew have been 6y tie present Administration.
some ailnsion has been made 10 the fact Of visit 10 yo
Of Maine Having succeeded In saving his on state ailfr
s s Repo6h h'S Of H' FsSnsy g.n this
State is not cos eo but that surely GONG for the
cratic party This dstnguished gentleman whose w"'
satet before an audience in Paadi mia ta nog g
lie poke Of The waEnheent times which We had under M
Hal Jew Years ago All The vToI s,npnen we're obtaining
better wages than now You would imagine that there "
adm nietration Why he forees but We recoeei i,at
The last panic in this country occurred undera kepu6
can administration in 1873: there was he
publ, President a Republican senate ana a
Republican House Of representative. and al
the very time that James &. Blaine was speaker.
OF the House Of Representatives., neither be nor
his party able 10 the country go0l ana
prosperous times. although they shaped al
the legislation Of te country at that pellol
There TO be anticipated. such as MI Blaine I'M
and predicts Understood him to say hahe oppose
any Interference with reference the tarn.
understood hin say that he opposed any reform
/ OF the tariff understood him 10 thdt ie
d not wish the subject touched any manner Ana me
great Inst he presented to the people OF Penn
sylvania was that there must be no LEGISLATION
upon this subject not going 70 discuss 10 nlsIl
tls tariff question 1t is subject about which IN
its d'tuS there may be differences; but I'D the
main there can be simply propose 10 call attention
10 tie evidence that MI Blaine not when hc tc-
y0u that no egl-at on Is necessary whatever sag tit
wien be makes that statement 10 fhc people
0f Pennsylvania he does stand upon the platform o
his party Public had been TINS sub
jet 1854 and the platform ad0pte by their Own con
venton the Republican party made u-e 81 these "ori-
win the ttrn does not emanate from lrmo' rate
contained Ina the of the k~puul,a
platform. which is The 10 ubictu platform pledges ltat
the u reduce Inc
Plus IT Nj Blaine comes now before TIE people o. u7
tariff state supposed be- and declares that ne O
poses all IL glsauOn whatever