The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-01
HILLS TERM EXPIRED
He Speaks on the Policy of the
Democracy.
PASS NO FREE COINAGE BILL"
stick to the Issues of the Billion Dollar Con.
gress-New York Will not Follow
Nevada's Lead.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 31.-David B. Hills
term as governor expired to- night and the
event was marked by dinner, at which
Hill spoke his farewell to $50 persons, in
GLIDING state officials, Governor elect
Flower, and many prominent stale Demo
Gratis. He said, among other things, that
during the seven years he has been in AL
sion of victories to the Democracy
until now the entire state government
is Democratic. Referring to his election
to the Senate, Governor Hill said: My
first emotion was that of every other Dem
ocrat l suppose. When and how can he
most efficiently rend away from that
ENORMOUS AGGREGATION OF Too-CENTRAL-
lied POWERS,
usurped from the states, usurped from
the Leople, the hideous, huge progeny of
war debt and licentious government part
nerships with the plutocrats of privilege;
nothing to the federal government except
its specified granted powers nothing which
can be better done by the state government
and more jealousy watched
Speaking upon the wisest course for the
Democracy to pursue in the present Con-
gress Hill said: "The overturn of the bull
lion dollar Congress by popular uprising
will not enable one new line to be written
by the present Congress in the federal
law. The Republicans, though quite as
powerless as we are now to
pass new laws, can sit still
and do nothing yet keep at
least till the 4th OF March, 1898 all they
got by the acts Of the billion dollar Con-
gress, and the chance of saving thereafter
their main booty, saving their tariff Tor
protectors sake, in place OF a tariff for
revenue only, with protection Incidental;
saving their county and bounty and sub
sidy principles; saving their
RECIPROCITY HUMBUG,
which is but a Echeuie to extenl state So
cialism and substitute the restrictive bar
gains of diplomats for worldwide COM
merce of free men.
''Since any Democratic legislation pro-
posed by the House is sure of defeat in the
Senate or White House, is a wiser course
open than that the Democrats shall first
send up for defeat what will
cost the Republican party a final
overthrow in next congressional
and presidential electionsl Now
let US hold fast to the great facts and pivot
our policy on those Here is one fact
Democratic Legislation by this Fifty-second
fact and the largest fact of
which our great leaders in Con-
gress have to take account, is that
the peoples verdict of last year upon the
billion dollar Congress, and all its works
become an utter nuliity and empty wind,
unless the people OF the United States, un-
fooled, stick 10 their work and again next
NnUan irst
"Shall the peoples verdict on the billion
dollar Congress have execu ton or nots
Shall the Democratic party, by keeping be-
fore the people the billion Congress issues
of 1890, nothing else, and nothing less,
keep for the people the power 10 add to
their verdict OF $50 its execution in '92.'
"How can that best be donep'
First
PASS NO FREE COINAGE BILL.
Pass only needful appropriation bills: en-
force economy.
Second-Grapple TO undo the worst work
of the billion dollar Congress; demand the
two Mckinley laws. The characteristic
feature OF the present political juno
ture is that by holding fast to
the issues made by the billion Congress
during the canvass already preparing with
great energy throughout the union the
condolences OF time, of public interest of
senatorial elections, OF elections OF Repre-
sentatives ana exc cutive are such that the
peoples will as declared year ago, can in
one year more Immediately and through
out prevail" b.
Concluding, Hill said: New York will
not follow the LEAD OF Nevada. New York
Democrats
CARE NOTHING FOR THE SILVER SENATORS
and their protected commodity. New
York Democrats will ever support
any federal money legislation that
promotes the nations return to
the best money ever known to mankind,
namely gold and silver, as the only legal
tender, as rilden's platform said, and these
united at fixed ratio in free bi-metallic
coinage, with paper currency which is
a deposit certificate of either coin.
But New York Democrats to a man, and
many honest Republicans besides, will
follow Bland, chairman of the House
committee on coinage, with respect.
admiration a support, if he
will now lift the banner of
repeal of the Sherman law, renewing
for the present the Bland law, until the
Democratic party, next November, shall
be commissioned TO undertake some better
aud final disposition of the whole subject
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