The sun., 1888-10-15
GOV. HILLS INDIANA TRIP.
CONCLUDING HIS STURDY WORK ron
CLEyELhND At IOGlNSPORE


tsuits-The Tables Turned on Disturber
or His Address-secretnry OF state Cook
TrIes TO Sing the Governor Asleep on the
Homeward Trip-Indiana II Safe.
BUFFALO Oct. 14.-Gov. David Bennett
Hills first political excursion outside his own
State has tonight become thing OF the past.
His car wanderer rolled into Buffalo at oh
tonight, with all OF the original party well,
happy, and satisfied. The conclusion OF the
Governors sturdy work for Cleveland at
Loransport, Ind. last night was perhaps the
best OF his experiences. The solid little city
was ablaze and so enthusiastic that two large
meetings were held. Gov. Hill was handsomely
entertained at the house OF ex-senator Fitch,
who was In the Federal Senate before the war.
At dinner the excursionists made wonderful
change in their social condition. from living
as bachelors in the car to finding themselves
surrounded by ladies. Mrs. DENLY presided.
Ex-senator Raines told two OF the fair enter
tainers who proposed to hear him speak at the
rink that they had better go to the opera
house and hear the Governor.
you will regret 1t In 1892 ifyou do not to-
night" said ho.
Afterward in speaking about 1t the Governor
said that the Senator had acted very hand
somely in the matter,
Il know it," said Senator Raines. 1T is the
handsomest thing have done on the whole
trip and the only thing regret having done"
One OF the two ladies' had been educated In
Germany. and when Secretary Of State Cook
learned this he dropped his adopted language
and talked German at sixty miles an hour. He
met Editor Day. another German. later in the
evening. and was introduced to the principal
Germans In tho city
1T was the first chance to do anything for
tho icGa IN IN - sai5 ha a1
I said could only be reported like anything the
Governor says it would be worth thousands Of
votes wherever 1t was read"
There was splendid glee club OF fifty ladies
In red bandanna suits. and the Governor
waxes enthusiastic whenever he recalls them.
1t was the most novel and beautiful thing
An unusual incident disturbed the Cover
late fora report ip THE sun. The Governor
sd sT n6s give @fR fS5s Ths
he made II with With such rapidly. that most Of the the
reporters laid down their pencils and looked up
in nwonderment. AS a rule The careful deliberate
win Is ES@ my friend , said th,. fhs Gov Gov;
& taRe Rsr sTse nss Tsr
OF the duty on sugar, tCheersl You have prob
ably not read the bill, sir, The reason we do
IN % our % patiorm % Of 1854 reierated in IN isss we
declared the reduction contemplated in the
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many years maintained q high tariff on, sugar.
business that such h duty vp Would t not be dis dis.
turbed. In their faith in your legislation those
beese IS Wiser 70 reduce III. duty ofe on sugar
erae to tbis projected INDUSTRY. lcheers and
engaged in the manufacture of sugar have
been induced to rely on a continuance of high
sraduay Sir I has rsh to ape
of larger duty from sugar. but at the same
time proposed to give the sugar planters and
ury to compensate them. ] reiterate. sir, that
one 81 @ The largest M N Items Of reduction proposed
S hS Sg
ago the Republican party absolutely opposed
any reduction whatever on sugar. but at that
some show OF success In the State Of Louisiana
!Wid cheers and ~ cries @ Of Good: give him
ton In louisiana last sprins @ resulted in % 1900
Democratic majority there. your party sudden
Y desired ed to punish h tha. @ Sfats S by taking the
tive measure. 1t recognizes the existing situa-
tion and proposes, In whatever reductions it
makes, to deal fairly with all interests
v tel mGEs asGut
dnction in sugar duties is because there were
other highly protected interests in regard to
Saa TSsrs M In
In which monopolists had ACQUIRED and were
making millions OF money, and at the same
their employees, refusing to comply with the
Just demands Of their employees. and employ;
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theS enioyed, . and tbefsby tend to break Up
rnf hA m nf INIT
time still further to reduce the duty on sugar.
4 still further re luction may be made. my
msnt shall REQUIRE it. and wTeS e that time snail
come hope you will be as clamorous for the
proposed reduction as You seem to be now.
plish everything at once. but give US time and
We will do moro for the commerce Of the coun-
Republican party in ali its history. ii YOU have
any further questions to put to me. my friend.
upon this sugar question am ready to reply
Loud cheers followed the challenge but there
was no further Interruption from the gallery.
the Governors private car. ar. and and seated % around
table on Eaea the had sgrend sod
bies. Nur Stille, Nur Stille und Klein Gereusch
Gemacht." AS the beautiful song filled the air
TO Rb2 4e Ses
SONG thing the rest Of us do not UNDERSTAND !"
Your ExceiIeney:" said the Secretary Of
put you to, sleep but very much fear shall
not succeed"
Roars OF laughter broke up the song, for all
knew that Mr.. Cook meant precisely what he
said. 1t had been arranged that as soon as the
Governor. who never drinks anything. should
20 to bed the rest OF the party was to celebrate
the close Of the successful tour OF Indiana over
q quart Of champagne. Presently the Governor
went to bed. and the bottle was opened.
This morning all awoke in Toledo. and the
Governor walked outside the car while il stood
for more than an hour in the depot. The news
papers were obtained, and the party read In
the Cinci nnati Enquirer the news Of tho frigid
and exclusive temper in which Mr.. Blaine is
making his trip in Indiana, OF Mr. Blaine's
Quarres with the Republican leaders and all
the rest OF the peculiar trip he is making iu
State where every fence is placarded with
these words:
cannot get justice In Indiana.-James q. Blaine.
Well" said Adj.-Gen. Porter to his as
sociates In Gov! Hills ear. "how pleasant has
been the Governors experience. 1t is notable
fact that not a single human being In Indiana
who has desired to see Gov. Hill has been dis
appointed. Not q man has been refused ad-
mittance to his car or the hote! rooms he has
man; woman; and child who has wanted TO
speak or shake hands with him has done so.
he has lost sleep and rest. has left his meals
half finished and has altered his plans to re-
ceiye the people or TO address them every day.
always saying that he supposed they would bo
II ne did not do So"