The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-26
- 70 Run to The
Seen ualse, But is
LOn@ and
aeads ---?
\ 70 BE 4 SENATOR.
ncmocrats Advise The
6oo' - rake the Bird in
g''y and Tor Potential
o.,.on, lie Listens


lS 4 .IhA u'' - ; :
Nsa YorA IIer1'do
be river
HI victory the uadisputed
commander of the New
p.mouey pauSeS' onail
s4aa and cross the ST cam :
rsr.,o. is in sight on the
the river is wide aud at
ad, it is deep and rapid.
b.tter aui safer ford a lit
ggu2
cords, will David B Hill
,gs raging water and swim
.ar the Presidency now or
,gl be carried to il in lo96f
n 10 pause. 1t is a critical
|. .e career Of the triumphant
accept the United States
,,l1 his time, or by one
| rive for the prize IN 1892
ugg,t.0n. Whether it Is
5r Governor in 1891 and
,ab md)rlty force the re-
i, CLAIMS upon the Ma
L. nrt,s Convention IN 1892,
he leader of the minority
sts Senate, with the
5s lrelm shall b9 realized
.'5r a decision that The
.lrhas not been abe to
| ..uls. absolute ruler Of his
ae, hes,taflng and think
li"on raqllr5S thought
nIa gh0is lucllned to act
iql boldly on all occa.
4me for brains rather than
David knows it. 1t is
..as Governor lii the heat
+, Ji,.,p, he has won never
thinking as he is doing
sDu0g. too, to advice from
a0t,-.ra rags thing for Til
.la,.gdJ
social one way, but The
tgas tom the old Cleveland
,l,tdel To With even more re
ua'llt winch is ia better acc)rt
gl p-onptings Left to him
! ig.g Hll would like to retire t
ilgl. .st the Presidency appa
/ HA larl hunt TO find hlm
a1s gre TOO risky for that. I
/ TPml,, BE- kept on the lever 0
: machine.
lrand, But Risky.
iiis'@t hjll would like to act a
aoi HIlImea advise. They wan
Ieilse The Uuited States Senator
'Aalicr Governor next year an
'llaruSh for tie Presidency i
no i1e prestige of having carrie
DIX The Year before by 10000 ma
'lIs Programme suits Hills dis
l Iii,Indeed bold, daring, Crane
FlH j 'he Governor dou't carr
u 'ofathird term by 40, 900 Q
y even 1000 majority2 Whs
/ 'ls other way Hill woul
man politically for 1896 {
Il! lie would have risked a
/ throw aud gone down irr
4 y would not help him al
" o.ate by a small maiorit
+. l,ea' nave TO roll up an emo
fA
W make him inyiuclble in 81
|s.'9lal Convention.
!, lae doubt about being ab
| iat majority that makes Ii
" hesitate aud gives power to Il
gI Ar, Cleyelaud's friend
.''eoyered that David b. Fl
Ae al deal United States Sc
~ declare that he was born
/ democrats in that circle
Puolcans He is a 20
snap, brilliant in debate
/ ,'AZ T aud undoubtedly I
1 ~ 70 champion the cause
y ~ lhe upper house OF CC
/ VI cF'llCt y iuncture in his ,
/ H, u late has anything j
! ''n lie Is young and {
| Y 10 the rabid Hill men is a 8
! II part Of Mr.. Cleyelau
a,1 ' lu oiiJrt 10 get rid of
/ O!5 .! 5,ide-;rackiag him. At I
pr1 "..'. men smile, and say t
4l',e as powerful as Sens
' 'e out Of the Govern,
go1.i ispCgllg OF 1892, previou
.,5 1d' convention with no OF
d. ~ I,aa ey Will have an Official ey
sy ~ 70, . try for the great D D
a.5 D.. wants it in 1892" retort
H. "sd = Your scheme IS to
IA, senate, where, you
aka , ue = must stay for
+. rv Se,- a Il Republican succe
u,s,e' ,',u'aed. Oh, no; he \
rcs. y Scholarship. It is a a q i
Go,S @'.' to Ponder over.
ts1,gIaor ts,t +. Hill believe the ur,