The sun., 1891-01-20
GOV. HILL FOR SENATOR.
rur DEMOCRATIC Caucus NOMINl TEs
HIM By ACCLAMAT TON
....ser sheehan Makes tho Nominating
s,eeeh-severai Assembiymen Absent
NJ, They VIII Be on Hand when tho
v.,. 10 Taken in the Le9isInture-Wm.
~ rVsrts Nominated by the Republicans.

v..s 10 Taken In tho Legislnture-Wm.
~ rvarts Nominated by the Republicans.
,,,.yy. Jan. l9.-Gov. David Bennett Hill
Iii succeed William Maxwell Evarts as ono OF
~. Senators In Congress from the Empire
ststs He was nominated at the Joint Demo-
s,atie caucus this afterno Don. and on Wednes-
day he will be elected nt the Joint session Of
the legislature.
Tbs caucus was called to order In the Assem-
hv chamber Mt o'clock by Senator Linson.
Tbs chamber was crowded. The Democratic
IDA WAS full OF Assembymen In their regular
ss.,s tho chairs of the Republicans being oc-
.unied by Democratic Senators and visitors.
m tho floor outside tho rail the spectators
s,ood as thickly MS they could and shut out tho
riev OF the lados. whose seats wore ranged
syound the wall. Among the ladies' wero
Tho wives of Speaker Sheehan and Sen
.tor Cantor. tho principal orators OF the
.aucus Tho galleries. too, we're packed and
n tho gallery the brightly dressed and beautl-
ful women lent az added interest to tho scene.
As the Republican caucus was not called until
an hour later. many OF the members Of that
Marty seemed to take a melancholy pleasure
In the exercises.
Among the SPECTATORS from New York wore
Commissioner Martin. Register Fitzgerald.
Commissioner Koch. and Charles Steckler.
President Mccarthy Of the Brooklyn Board OF
Aldermen and others from that big city were
also present. and no one failed to SEQ that J ohm
B. Riley. who was q strong Smith Weed
boomer, was ON hand, and taking evident
pleasure In seeing q Democratic caucus choos-
iDg o Senator.
Senator Linson gave way to Senator Jacobs
y the President OF tho caucus on motion Of
n,
way, the experienced Brooklyn Senator. with
the assistsncs OF Senator Roesch and ASSEM-
blyman Hit as secretaries. got the proceedings
In motion. Tho roll call showed that every
Senator was on hand The emblymen did
not make so good showing. Mr. Clarke Of
New York. the first absentee. was heard FROM
Adssth In his family kept him away, but he
will be hers tomorrow. Mr.. Duffy and Mr.
Mulaney. two other New Workers. were not
heard from. and game OF pinoohle is said
TO have been the cause Of their missing tho
CAUCUS Mr. Stein. still another New Yorker. has
been married since tho meeting of the Legis-
lsture and PROPOSES to wind up his wedding
tour in Albany tomorrow morning. Mr..
Nolan Of Albany who Is sick. was reported by
Nr. Pitt to be In fair prospect OF being able to
appear In tho Assembly TO- morrow and cor
tain 10 be on hand Wednesday at the Joint ses-
sion. Mr.. Norris was a little late in getting
morrow. The absentee about whom the most
interest Was shown was Demarest of Rock.
land. Mr.. Taylor Of tho neighbo county Of
called and said that Mr. Demarest would be
present at the proper time.
usds spsakss sheehan Was % his
>, SS,,s9 ss
NcCiellsnd Senator McCarren Senator Brown,
senator McNsuehton. and Assemblyman Con-
nelly were also well received. Mr. sheehan
SPEAKER sHEEHAN's SPENCE.
The DsmoeratiS party t9,aay pForoses +, to
q Gsptuss us and ,, COURAGE Statesmaa, 2, OF
SaofY sssnea l%pessDs WRen
voice above all others that penetrated to the
stood alone in front q the battle. heed.
isss Of oe psrsonM Or political consequences.
ns Wiz Ills ELOQUENT tongue The T efectofate q
SSur Sui,,s iand q, 4 is only by Iewarding men who
@ s in hD
victory the great heart u tie pemocsaoy @ We Went
rssponsbs for this Joint u Eni Snd Who WSS
eor.tIe column of States Coupled With vi lit the % de.
ssasd senate S"S dnslEsRfs selsaRs s
her representative her first and foremost lead
promotion. who deserves It at the hands
Of his party moro than he? II 1t is q
sssnrines, he makes 1t for his partys good.
@S5s sh:s hs Ths Of he Saur as fSssfs Seoa
Psmsd WITHOUT his seeking. by no act or word
this Joint Assembly Yet ali % are nnited eo In one W
opinion. Our Judgment is the Judgment OF the
ne s and ksS SSYYaf e BRAVE M
tsans aa anf'HGIe!s HII Democratic Governor-David
SENATOR CANTOR SECONDS THE NOMINATION.
t,oe ,oensISI sn cantor; In seconding the nomiua-
,.,,da Ha ca F, lEMAN: rise to second the nomi.
csf bss ps. been %SIo b 6s
Sssnk S shsshssn O. and a.
patty ae ia .bs h1 State ns s @sa Sssa n
1;i and peope in tho sadina tribunn Il !a1
Of this state 1t Is StcseI. oals.
a.. ChHsrman. at this time for me to tel this
snd dssse psrsis'en o. democrats Of tho steady
slyss that has eharacerised GoS Hi. 'il Th.
tccSrd which he has made belongs now
sysioa o ono d New iorks k's5i SONS 10 70 1hs hs
r6ssldsnsy Im hs became The Governor Of this
snSen Upon Sm in hat hsS ant dssss in
ole position IN o mannor 10 win the admiration
not only OF the Democrats OF tho State but ~
!pe democrats Of the whole Union and now
Ne time comes for tho great Empire State
represented upon this floor BY Democratic
majority, to call upon him TO REPRESENT ills
And 10 guard aud defend Ler honor mni
s9 carry to the front rank those princi
PIES o. democracy which hav. come
IOWA IOWA 70 us as rich le.acies from the
Msat democratic statesmen OF tho past
IL MS - ZINE IN the history OF the Deo-
~ q tue United States when 1t 10 OF the most
ausolale importance to send to Washinrton n
Man oost equipped for the periormancs OF the
Se!les that naturally belong to a Senator In
C9ngress This IL u time when II eoliires tia
oyieotloh ot close student OF poiiIicAl history,
man devoted to the people, 8 welfare. and
xao recognizes IN the limitations OF the Cnpsti
ttSSIon only sale guarantee for the Welt arc Of
sa,s great land. The Republican party in Con.
kIesss kkesss Is now endeuvoring 70 trample upon the
.gnts ol the PEOPLE, to subvcrt the System OF
po,ular representation. which has enabled
ris ..untry 10 go on and achieve lis
tp,ssrmHt proud position. II is true tint
nehSc Gratis who occupy seats In the
"a uieu s,ates Senate nre endeavoring
rs,a seVsnt me consummation OF this great out
isso, a9a ~ Is time that We should select TO aid
bscna,n II tnis PROPOSED Force Till docs not soon
S,s;vun Iaw. by sending q man to the United
nnNs senate who recogni2es constitutional
stt,w,It.M VINO opposes encroachment upon cOn-
n"iional limitations. and who believes that
snssat representation is one OF the suest and
'!!1s. guafantees OF popular liberty
BEEN s mis ahs speaker said. this great State has