The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
zWo srEKCHhs ny SENATOR HILA.
He Addresses 1000 Peop,, In Cnunud,tgua
mud 5000 In Syrucu-r

CaNANpArGrA. Nov. 2.-To-day was hy long
odds the greatest day of the kind Cannndaigun
or Ontario county has ever soon. Tho occasion
which drew to tho town thousands Of people
from the adjoining towns was an address do
livcrcd by New lOrk's junior United states
Senator and the Democracy's great chic.taiu--
David Bennett Hill. Never b"lo7c in the his
tory Of the old town Of Cannudaieua did such
n crowd gather TO hear speatcr Of any rolitt-
cal creed. A conservative estimate Places tho
number ut $500. A large ornrl-ar stand had
been constructed in front Of the Cont House,
but the day was cold and rainy. and Senator
Hill very properly declined to risk his voice
and health by speaking in the cpcn air When
the news leaked out that tho srcak ms was to
be in the opera house. tho crowd stamrcdcd
for that place. Judge Rice Introduced Senator
David b. Hill. who said in part:
last fall our Republican friends wore mach
worried over what they called tho 'Tammany
Tiger They have quit that row. and profess
TO be greatly disturbed over Democrat Wild
cats They are always in fear of some ilnast-
nary danger. According to ,Nnm spine great
disaster will result II the Democrats succeed.
1 recollcct. and you recollpct. that back in
1884 they said that in the event ut Democratic
success the rebel war dc1t would TO Paid.
the Federal debt would be lcpuuiatod. slavery
would 10 restored. and our industries pNra-
lyzed, and there would lie no peace at
homo or with foreign nations. The Dcm-
ocratic cause trumphgd, and all their
prorheses came to nauGht: and instead
Of tho country's being harmed. We had ono
OF the best administrations we ever had. The
personal honesty OF the gentleman VINO occu-
pied tho Presidential chair. Grover CieyeIani.
mas never Uceu questioned by his nittcleSt toe.
His administration was cr"tituhIa to tho
country. 1t was honGred with peace nj home
ami abroad 1t was dignileG ANA hDIorauIr.
1t did not crtnGe heiVte M"hupoNeS. but
sought to commend its"lf to the s." er jUJg.
meni oi the i"2pir. Ia tne i':nI "t re record
turbed 10y tho dire Projections %! Gu! adj
versailles
l. conclusion he said:
You do not e Xp.ct me in this late DAY OF tho
campaign to cUlugI1c our candiGGes. Tho
time is past for that. 1t is as" la-t !or .3u,'-
time now to air it. The thlny TO do nov g 10
close ranks anu march forward u ymi'gr.
audience OF tn cPmlalsn wa, 81 .rnsr"A hy
Senator David !. I'M 1t m A!hamhiN link
this eyenins: Nf"ry "i"oy iegr.ic cr""1rd
side. in front OF the saSo and about the e. ors.
wherever. III tact. there wa, standing room.
dimes in 4 box. The very rattcr., even, wee
alive with human beings from hDor t. ruoi,
and not nm inch OF available space WAS lett
sage through the streets on the WAY to the tall
was ike triumrhnl march, and as he sieIp"d
greeting it was some minutes alter y u'clOcG
when he began his speech. AM the crowd had
been waiting patiently since I 20 rlUcE.
Alter Il reference to thu magnitude Of his
audience tho senator discussed tho tariff
question. The Mckinley hlI. no I'D. had
been condemned hy the people once. HNd hs
was sure that they would condemn it again.
The country WIS prosperous to-day not to-
cause of II, hu. in spite 81 II. The H"lUl Ii
cans said that under 1t the Wages ui Wu!niLi..
/ men had been increased. hut Lp had ye' 10 Mud
! the workingninn who had been thus b"ne.. ted.
though he hrd mad. di,lgent search Tor him
in many places. Wa-"s Wee hiEhcr here
| than abroad, and ha rrlui al IN the tact. Ii
WAS heCaLec. in tho first i,lacc. tho American
workinEnlru wer' moro sEii.ut aud moro iu-
telligent. and another reason was to Dc found
in tic strength of the labor g. ni2atioNs
And want 70 nHk YOU. s,t,l the senator.
who is Il That is trying u break Gown the
( labor organizations now =
"Chnunc.y Depew." shouted somebody in
the aud ;eucc.
That. light" said the Senator. Il am too
much II gent. rman To- 81 -iule You
Discussing tho lU"rr III. tine 5 enNtor sail Il
was iniaT"l- iegisiatiau. the idea ierl: T.
provide means (which the homes, vote OF To"
South could h" iu'iiIi lated under thu Tru',v-
ton of Federal luvHGo;-. iycu tho rrc ell .
of uierNi-pr- at rle 'tirns WAS II men Iy", ha
declared, and ~ such officers were nee !o.. y,
/ tho polls.
The >arat1r closet with words Of rraian for
Clev"lanu'e Administration and w'h an ear
nest appcai to hl> audience t. do their utmost
to secure tho success Of the Democratic ticket
at the POLLS LEX, uc~. lay.