The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-27

Senator Hills Speech an Unqual.
flied Success.

New York, Sept. Il, 1S92.-Sena-
tor Hills speech was the one Of topic
Of conversation in democratic circles
yesterday. 1t Was received with the
greatest satisfaction everywhere. At
democratic national headquarters
everybody was in good spirits over
the rousirg meeting in Brooklyn last
night. Chairman harrity said he was
much pleased with Senator Hills ad-
dress.
''Ali friends If good government"
said Mr.. Harri,y. land all friends.
therefore ol democratic principles. will
jim ME in praIsing Senator Hills
speech for its cprdiality OF tone ami
for is very able and lucid exposition
of the tariff and force bill issues. Ii
is an admirable address and will prove
a very effective c. mpaigu document"
Chairman Smalley of the committee
on speakers WIS aisO enthusiastic In
his praise OF the speech.
Chairman Don NJ. Dickinson of the
Campaign Committee is at Gray
Gables MIR. Cleveland will, it is
thought, re,u'n to New York with
him for conference with the Demo-
C, aiic leaders. He will come by the
Fall RIVER boat, due here at 7:3O
O'clock to-morrow morning. He will
make his headquarters at the Victoria
Hotel.
Chairman Quincy of The Committee
on Campaign Literature said: 81 can
best express my opini"n If the speech
by saying that have already ordered
100000 copies OF il TO be printed for
the National Committee. II will do
a great deal Of good among our peo-
ple."
j. j. Richardson of Iowa, member
OF the Executive Committee of the
Nation Committee, said:
at vii, adj very greatly to the
strength of The party by showing the
perfect accord between The party
leaders Of the state in theory and
doctrine as we'll as in party action"
Mr.. Richardson aided that Senator
Hills Endorsement D: the tariff plank
OF the Chicagu platform was the best
argument that cou d be made that
the people of New York, as repre-
senIeh by the democracy, demanded a
reform OF the tariff.
Speaking of the situation in the
west. Mr.. Richardson had this to say:
''If Iowa receives the same attention
from the national democracy thai
other states have l think it will give
a handsome majority for CLEVELAND
and Stevenson. i a person wants T.,
see real enthusiasm he should meet an
Iowa democrat. The democrats OF
the state nre just as enthusiastic anu
industrious as they were year a."
when they CARR d the state for the
second time and elected Governor
Boies. The party is stronger than il
wss year ago, so that | regard the
chances now If carrying the state
better than they were when Gov. Boi,s
was last elected. Cleveland is
popular in Iowa. whereas,
Mr.. Harrison is very unpopular Ia his |
,wn party. Iowa IS Blaine state.
Had Mr.. Blaine been the candidate it /
nigh. have been carried by the repub-
leans; but rs it is | cannot believe
hat Harrison has much chance. Gov.
3Oies and ali the democratic leaders
re working just as hard rs it they
themselves were personally interested
n The result"
Senator Hill will speak in Buffalo
n Saturday night next and will &c. n
tremendous ovation there. Great
PREPARATIONS are making for the recep-
ion.> Next week he goes south 70
,ake speeches in Virginia and South
'arolina. Early in October he will
peak in this city. in E mira, Syracuse
nd other places up the state. |,