The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-23
last changes YSf8 not made until this morn
ing. As coppietcd and elected tits:

p::; s Ut. ssy D;.sS
s :% ss'S Yer !s npsSs ti,; .S:s,,
IGN .iHss cram
o ss ssG'SS.: ss.f.s; hs;Ss
@ GpSs, rsi S;s an n.ni sfsa
snsa iMl a nisas VIA San ss5
is ,rsfe. a h.1 assSs,'s ~
sT'f Es.iss. sssls Ss:s 1s$ sssS
ssas s; sffa se1s fsG5ss sss f ps b
y sSssss's Rk;% s.T!'n a'.? s$:.5
pSs. gym ss k Ssn "a ks Ssrr ill.,
sipas.Sy S,a S,ss.ras E:'sf
;as1 s:ts ~ Is ssfssii e;h Ssa ss
;ss:s's s'S$$j "a $sSS s,s
I $.,a; ~, S'a:iss SssR KIP "a isS
NJ ss.ys' saa a.ss!ss s:ss'F% 2o'e ~
nassSn T Ms sss a as'ss S%te
k1oy. na E Il aI Ssas
3<th--R R. Crowley u. r. Toomey.
ELgCToRs.
: s's,fssSS 'i SGSS'SS
sIsss WsSss sEd%asa kssI";s s@Es.a Ia"%s.:
jsSas knprst'' Is.1s,asy W%%.s,, isEM.H,n
EdSs.. a. TsIef: ". harsrd 1:@pis; si-Ts.re.
.sls. os ssSs.a,a II sss.. sss.Sj.
Greene. '!3E .T sf ioy A.
The Twcntynrst district delegates are anti
Senator %sss iiills 'ay"r: sayos j III! Soy$
aSssH esa ', TsR s ns xan o. Hs
large Neither Sov Flower noF
Mary wanted ID delegate o at
T THM.r to ns 60, rio idea r mixing Coy
head of amy presilcntia, acknowledgements Of
his own. Gen. ,sickles was put on as delegate
as S 1t he s apd s BY MT S is
named Sy Mr ' McifsSahiS n sG' eR
saissa os'R yRa back to Ss sss
nate. John DiIeow's being, an alternate
hsff ss a ss sS anton
Impressed some q his silver views on the the
PLATFORM. William Steinway Is e!eetor at large
place Mr ptsenSorier used I" Have. 0 taxes '"e
had @i ns nna Esa
nAEe Any Tor r." sta tsss esss n "
IN he oiiIfs q Chief Judge Of fhe Court
ai Es apeo na rom e Co.. BY Fo a 'uffs s
committee. With Senator Hill in charge ar.
and the ,So bend nagGd to the
young, HiekoFy. liz next Presidenst to Of the the
senator Hill thnn read his speech with caro-
from typcwrtten copy. He delivered it
without ,Gs effect or ttsmt to work
fully and. for the most pnrt. in silence.
There wns applause when he said that the
and that everything was dwnrfcd by the need
for the success Of Democratic principles. This
is the speech in full:
SENATOR HILLS SPEECH.
FELLOW DEMOCRATS: Your committee. sum-
moning me to this presence. have apprsed me
sentatiSes Of the Democracy Of tho United
Rational wa ss s 81
sekno%edTe tnis "ciai aS my isow Demo
tho labors Of the longest lifS.. From ,hat great
whose LEAD Kindly Lsn has
Spouse than myself could ever frame to the
ny RESPECT iSr " them OBJ obiisss me to submit
phatlc judgment 81 Witch vi Would BE- rude s
ever to forget" ~ ~ 'e '''0u o'' A'o
The reawakeniug Of tho Democracy all over
&hss Es psnpe =" nes ross s
against oppression ono hundred years heo it
soea when the Of bs% Ss sSa
ballot box. q change OF their servants, ana
This is government Of. BY. and for the people,
When YOU see the ia, farineTs accusing and allied
ring. when You see see in every S,ate the great
tho reign Of GIntocrats is nearly over. and tho
The use Of political parties is to promote the
expression Of the peoples mandates; tho
tho same By lust and equal laws. The Demo-
cratic party has this proud record. II Is swift
IT, ssp Is to hf ws nesa
ress ana relenss their enorgies to an eyer
is Vital a GeSsre asa laws
nre tho voluntary. self-imposed safeguards OF
rssic in s Is %SSs
AK my fellow-countrymen ~; this time to con-
Ali our troubles. ali our dangers at this very
hour, after so many years u Republican rule,
are the direct consequence OF that rule. and
very men who sit in shivcrinR fits over what
the Democracy will do with power. On the
other hand. the Democratic party. which trusts
the people and would, see az powsr, "HroSd,
party whose creed has ever been strict con
struction Of tho Constitution and confinement
NJ the Government to its few specific granted
bowers. commend those contracted facts to
my fellow countrymen for neighborly debate
and ilreside meditation TIL the SHOWS melt
The enemies OF Democracy to-day their
true heredity.they, breed straight,the old
sutocratic., p!utocratic once monarchical suc-
res sion. They distrus, the people. Their dis;
rust 10 perfectly sincere. When indivit ual
Republicans learn u higher patriotism. when
they learn to trust the people. and hnte pluto.
psTfy, q Chase nd: AZ Gisscy aid; d T,u n
,her trusts the people nor, obeys them.
1nd their way at las, i.st to ,, rule, p
!, machine. When, II great majority, IF
ifty, million people make manifest their
'lee.or;,! colleges. Republisan leaders iIyont a
.eritable machine to yet AWAY tho Presidency
rom the people. End they reward with public
plumber and public trusts, by hundreds. high |
md low eypry nurtiripHnt ahpttOI. md de-