The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-20
HILL ON HIS WAY HOME.
TWO SPBEC Hes MADs DJRIN3
HIS SFOP AT COLUMBIA.

Other Speeches Along the Route.
AUGUSTA. Ca. March IA COMMITTEES
OF leading Augusta democrats. headed by
Hon. Patrick Walsh. took Senator Hill and
his party in charge this morning and gave
them an interesting drive throughout the
city and its suburbs. At o'clock this after
nosn the party left here on c o regular
Richmond and Danville train for Washing
ton. ID. @. No stops or speeches are con-
tempiated on the route. and IL tlis pro-
| gramme is adhered to, Senator Hill aud his
party will reach Washington at ii o'clock
tomorrow morning.
A SPEECH AT COLUMBIA.
Rock HILL, s.. C., March 19.--It was
O'Clock this afterno IN when the train bear
ing Senator Hill reached the city Of Column
bia, s. @. large crowd was assembled,
and in response to persistent de nands for a
speech Senator Hill said preliminarily:
Don't be In q hurry, gentlemen, for South
/ Carolinians are always impatient. tLaughterl
FELLOW CITIz Ms OF CoLuMBIA-I am rejoiced
TO know that am now in the capital OF the
| great state of South Caro- ina. IL Is q state
which has contributed much TO the renown a ID
greatness OF our common couatry-the state
which was the home OF your great statesman,
| Calhoun. Applause
Distinguished in all your early history, a
state which is tine home Of the brave. generous
and hospitable people. [Applausel l am
pleased with what have seen 10 your state on
| my journey northward have no criticism TO
i make OF your people or your policies. Ap-
| regulate your own domestic concerns Ia your
own way. Applause You are blessed With
| mest magnificent climate. You have most ex-
'llent soil know OF no reason why South
Carolina cannot he made most pleasant winter
| home for northern tourists.
FEW SUGGESTIONS.
have no criticism to mase. as said; Ihavc
only few suggestions. You should encourage
| Immigration to your midst You should induce
capital 10 come among you to lid up your
! TO ns and cities. You should endeavor TO ia.
crease your manufactures. Your home indus
| tries need encoura cement. | know that your
| agricultural interests somewhat depressed.
| You are suffering from the many evils which
| exist throughout the whole south, You need
| remedies which can be provid ID by the national
democratic administration when it shall have
attained full possession OF this government.
You are attached to the Democratic party be-
cause you believe In It's principles Applause
and voice " "Hurrah for Hili v You revere
| the constitution OF your country. You love
| your state. but you love your nation as well.
| lApplause am glad Co know that you are
taking an interest public affairs Ia fact. 10
has been said for many years that South Caro-
Ina Is always alert In regard to public ques-
tions, First in the field first In war. first In
peace. Applause In my judgment this state
mas great future beforA II. II you are true TO
yourselves and true 70 the best interests OF your
| state.
THE COMING cAxPAeS.
| My friends, we are approaching great ma
| tional campaign, In which you take natural
and com nondabIe Interest," / think that I
know that the at ate OF s nth Carolina will be-
trne 70 her history. Applause IL Is a stats
that is now free, tuank heaven, from the control
OF the carpet.bag government tApplause.
| You have rid yourseleys OF thoJe men
who sought TO destroy your prosperity
| In those reconstruction days in
which you lost all teve honor. [Applanse
am pleased to know that in he approaching
campaign you propose 70 stand oy the parry OF
the constitution, the party that has made this
great and glorious state what II ia to day and
that Is capable of restoring nplete peace and
prosperity to the whole country. ZAP lausa.
Fell " citizens. the SKIES are bright FOR a
grand democratic triumph this fall, whereby we
shall redeem the Senate OF your country and
| elect democratic President of the United
States. lAppause. You should org gsnize hero
and elsewhere, you should let the people under
| stand the issues BE not deceived by those who
seek TO draw you away from your alliance to
| the grand old party. This is not the time for
third parties. Applause This is the time
TO show your oyalty TO the great
party that is capable of benefiting you [Cheersl
TALK TO RAILROAD MEN.
At the railroad shops in the outskirts Of
Columbia large crowd Of railroad en-
| ployes and workinRmen were gathered
and again Senator Hill was called to the
| platform. He said:
understand that this gathering is composed
| mainly OF wor lingmen connected with the rail-
road service, and am proud to meet you upon
TINS occasion lApplaus Perhlps you have
state OF New York. / had the honor a few
| years ago OF appointing to the office Of railroad
commissioner of the state of New York an
engineer who ran an engine upon the New
York Central railway, and on the morning OF
| his appointment, OF which he was Unaware, he
came in tae Albany depot with his
dinner pail and owe alls on. [Great applause and
| voice, You have got the votes Of South Caro-
line. He is performing satisfactory service
and is q careful and competent official Zap.
| 1a | W0FkfnUnnan M I
| To meet you upon this occasion. am glad that
| you take an interest Ia public affa RS. This
| out OF respect to me because l a com.
parative stranger to you all, but Is Out of
respect for the great state of New York, from
which | nail. I"Three cheers for Hill. -
trust, and have no doubt that you are ali
members OF the great Democratic party to
which belong l''Tnats it. u and you b ihsve
IN the democratic principles. Applause and
FAVORED SECTION.
You live In favored portion OF your country.
in a state that has furnished great deal OF the
history OF this .untry Thisis land OF which
We have read and heard much a land which has
Furnished some OF the best Statesmen to our
country. Applause want right here to pay
complainant to the distinguished senators OF
your state. l have met them both, senators
Butler and Irby, aud they are men
who have the confidence OF their
associates in the United Stats Senate. lAp-
pltuse have met most OF your congressional
delegation. They are true and tried tnen VINO
have the confidence OF their friends in congress
lApplause.l trust that C lreer OF prosperity
ia open TO the citizens Of this state. Let your
state encourage your productive industries, let
It encourage your workingmen let il encourage
immigration. What you want is capita and
what you need Is building up your towns aud
cities. l appreciate the honor which you con-
fer by this gathering and am as graiihrd to
address the workIngmen OF this tow as was 10
address the ] -glsAturs OF the great state OF
mississippL lireat applause.
Again, my friends, l thank you for your
courtesy and bid you good. by. [Greas ap-
plause.
THE STOP AT RIDGEwAY.
At the little town of Ridgeway there was
another large crowd. and again there were
loud cries for "HilL" Senator Hill said:
thank you, fellow citizens, for the conpli-
ment which you pay ms by THIS i'm JrOmptu re-
ception. have just been speaking at the capt.
tai of your state I will not decline You. but
am simply here in answer TO your calls. You.
believe In the democratic principles. / hope and
rust lAppause
You want relief from unjust taxation. You
want the grievances under which you labor
remedie by democratic legislation Adhere
70 the democratic principles aud the country
Will be safe tCheers
THE STOP AT CHARLOTTE.
CHARLOTTE, q. C., March l0.-There was
another large crowd at Wtnnsboro, and a