The weekly tribune., 1892-03-19
Now York Senator Adds to
His OratOrical Lau-
relS.
urotic Doctrine Clearly ana
ForribIy Stated No Mincing
of Words.
o,.y This Fall Means the EiiSinir-
grafton and Death oi the.
G.. q. p.
min in Mississippi,

.cKsoY. Miss, March l.. Not since
dedication Of the confederate moqu-
It last summer has the capital OF
sissippi contained so great a thr"ng
trangcrs ~ today. Since Sunday
tnIng there has been a steady inpour-
of people from pretty nearly every
n of the state and from adjoining
bmonwealths for the purpose OF doing
6r share toward extending hearty
come to the ex governor Of the En-
state, and now Senator. David Is.
Regular and special trains which
been running since daylight have
IN packed to their utmost capaclty.
ator Hill was met at Meriden 10y a
pmittpe of citizens sent TO Weic me
TO Mississippis capital. At jackson
h. Stone met the senator and wei
ped him to the state amid the cheers
5000 Mississippians. Senator H'il be
DC the guest of GOV. stone during
stay in jackson and a reccp-
was held at the executive
hsion at II O'Clock, where the sepa-
shook hands with the visitors for
II AN hour. At , o'clock the legisla-
met in Joint session in the hall OF
house of representatives with Lieut..
Evans and Speaker Street as joint
siding officers. The galleries and
bies we're crowded to their utmost.
loud cheers greeted the appearance
The guest of Mississippi, as Senator
entered the hall in company with
Stone. He was introduced by the
Fernor,
Z 1Senator Hills speech was devoted
lr3pcipally TO national issues. and was
~ received by the legislators. He re
= fated the position of the democratic
fty on the tariff question, and de
lnced the Fifty-hrst congress for It's
travagance in public expenditures
Is reference to the attempted passage
the force bill and his declaration that
various states will be sovereign II
control of their domestic affairs pro
ked great enthusiasm.
n pronounclng his eulogy 81 tn,
nocracy, Senator Hill said: IN III
ion, there is greater strength than al
enemies combined can ever mail.
bvert. 1t survives every disaster, Il
the greatest and most efficient organ
the peoples power. The democratic
irty is stronger than any man or set o
en. No man il ever Indispensable Il
II success, for its strengh is tn TIT
r1pple. 1t is greater and more pcWerin
Ian any cIasC, however numerous
Ibcreiore. 1t is large. tolerant, liberal
1iOgressvc, and it invites to its member
I'M, to its control. all who will uphoi'
he whole democratic faith and tradition
nd apply them TO the peoples needs.
He paid high tribute to the fedora
oonsttution, which he said, has Sul'lce'
Without important change. to house IN
Industries and liberties Of the teen
he, thronglng millions on mll
Hons who here have llvcd q
Who here survive and constitute toda
cur stupendOus continent, our fepubii
81 republics between the Atlanlic an
PAcihc sea" After touching on III
limitations of the constitution he san
~The old doctrine of true democracy an
HAT last word Of high political ph'los'
ply are then Identical
M 1--we Up 10 YOUR CONSTITUTION
allowiug nothing to the federal govern
ment except the granted powers mott
ing which can be better done by stat
fRDvernments and more iealously watche
s nothing to state governments whlc
'1an be better done by municipal, |
bounty, by neighborhood government
Ennd even to these neighbOrhood gover
ehents nothing which can better be rel
I gated to the people under the rule
Justice enforced by equai law
The objects of the constitute
hre those which it names to form mo
'perfect union, to establish justice, TO J
Ssure domestic tranquility. to provide Il
N common defense, to promo,e gchei
I'VE fare and to secure the plesslhss
Eliberty to ourselves and our prosperity
OF CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
be said. at is individual Freedom 7
paternal government rule, when
blans our swift expansion from trlL
bf thirteen feeble colonies to contlnc
bf mighty stotes. 1t is individual il'
aom, not paternal guidance through ,
rensors of an inspired press, an esta
lShed Churcn, OF an ennOpieu CideS,"h'
has converted the collisions, competitio
Rnd all the intercourses Of human soc''
Iinto the heat and stimulus Of life a
Ethe energy of progress 1t is individ'
Freedom, not republican force bills
congressional leading strings, that y
Enable you, strong and higl
civilized race. to guide forwt
your less gifted fellow citizo
from the plain of equality before law
the higher levels of thrift. economy'go
husbandry, social order, self imposed
household virtue, and thus transfo
the present unmanageable diihcuit
Ind unshared burdens of the south II
solid foundation of still more plosr
us societies and still more power
tates. 1t must be admitted that 70
ew brief years our constitution did
perfectly avail to
A INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY
4 That was in the last generation
broken hearts must be healed by tt