Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-28
HILL At LYNCHBURG.
II, New York Senator Addresses
Thousands Of VirglnlanS.
/ Talk Also on The Pending PO-
liliCal Issues.
FOR FREE SPEECH.
..-..,.et shown weaver South and
60, psprccsted-otho Striking
VitSranees.
,vIGRICULTURAL TALK
errk FOR FREE SPEECH.


.r,,..eyraph to tho Dispaich.l
VA. October 27.-This has been
.....sy ior tho Piedmont region, aud
% .-c -ai in many places in the neigh
700 ra-tcrAy abandoned Senator
.,..,, ,..s. nad retn announced as the
....q, A. the f0ir Of the Industrial
..r.. ire s9caEor q tho evening at
..l, in town. Tho people, therefore,
...5. ria honor, ana tho result was IN
o.. ,.ttc c-olt NoW Yorker.
"' rrg rllgs CONF ~.
... -,-s ,,.iI astir, preparing TO march in
.. t.. grounds, and trains, wagons,
H- -N' boz from the country and
f-. ....r-a lrfge crowd Of enthusiasts;
t's ..f ..... .ox-nIUtprs To1c In On horse
,...r ,..e.! horns s!ung across thcir
.t N.n street was decorated with
i. .... 81. cufile Length, and the fronts
3D.. .r.t.r- were hidden with the national
r6 rE0,EssIoN
.-...s....n wasformed about 10 O'Clock In
.. a. rr. r-cOr oJ senator tlill, senator
ana cher leading members OF tho
r.rf, through tie principal streets
l.lf. situated about two miles
.tot.sr. where senator iiiA was 10
..' f.elple we're In line than had
.t...-. ..f..oi 10 iynchburg. clubs from
-.t... Charlottesville, and many
....s acre iu The procession
,ragr. .Ep A. NEXT n0AINEE.
..-r.I,ss greeted with cheers when ne
.... a. fnc speakers stand, escorted by
tf ...... and Ba-l B. Gordon, chairman
'' ..... Commit O.: General titz Lee, aud
,..fyt fImln1s. 1he stand was To-
~ .r..fn grove IN the fairgrounds IN
..-I ,le sde-sh0ws and iakir-siauds.
..-.-.e trr head ot the procession arrived
...-..-a t.aE 10000 people had crowded
| u, Stand. Staio-oenator Mcdonald,
a. .. o.. fg'r society, introduced Senator
.... D. iu which he referred TO the Sena-
s ua nominee iu 1896. Nj. Hiil was
,,,-.y -r..-
IHA ON AGBiCULTURE.
r....s.n vs- mainly OF an agricultural ci a.
| . ....tR R.- not until near the close that
~ ..I.r Ioiitics aud declared that relief
-,.I.-..i i.- of t8lin taxation Was one of
.-- OBJ. farmers needed. In his agiicul-
u, -.. .-a- tte senator suggested that It was
| -...t. f.r farmers % ti 50 much land ana
.-..-. I.r-t,t cultivation OF smaller tracts
Pc .rtr0g,H.Ht ~ tie hlg wiyr, which are
tf.r..A. A..Its ueaisO said IL would tend
..ss l.rtai . ffatuers ana Keep AT nome some
| .. afu.i.ys who are new oyercroWding the
l-rrosE uN THE GOVERNOR.
,. ,...-r..tol Sth highways be told n story he
| ,....s-. A. NsV lorS 20 the elect that Marx
,.- .-s.... Cd ihe highways near Mark 8
| r... fam magnificent Watering-trOugh
| . ..-..g .rlIi ga- born 10 bis vie: that II
81. a. ..r.~atII the public much appfeclated.
| ,...It.-.F tl4t whole section vas hoping that
2. ,..l lr.. Twain would Us blessed with q very
...,t.'tsI to.i the story gentleman in
,...t.-.- said: "Nen, GOV rnOr, hut what
..rl u .us ,ur the highways OF yoIr coun-
...-s va q general laugh, which was re-
..5.i p..l tle -uator replied that he never
..st.4 4ll.ruleut questions.
I0CCH OS POLITICS.
-.. senator fl.u touched on politics by saying
..t.- trrs 70 %. pHuucea for ali line Ills under
e.. t.r.I.rlr4 is suffering. Ho did think,
..t t.a. l.s s.mers interests lay In obtain
.e.....-' I."'s iog their CtOps. and ia also
.t. .lr re 70 ,--aiies Of life, clothing, and
.-...-.s. implements at the lowest sum pos
... u..u t.- c8us-s which produced agri-
r OPPRESSION. therefore, might be the
..-.l 60. rurdeusOme taxation. lt
. hu that upon platform
ts.l.E... taxes should be raised tnan are all
l....g g....--lrt Tor the support 0i the goVein-
r. f.. .t. ... pie could stHnl. Inc great need
.us ...t.f, especially OF the rural districts,
,..vs. ..-etts for H. barrels Of pork and
....t..'r..af. ueimpO-itlOn OF tarln duties
OF l-.t-i proiscts does not benefit our
-a.- O.. because their markets are not
Dr.. st-l. Vl,ic world.
asuoF T,RIft-TAX RELIEF.
D-'r. 49, senator Pin disrlalmed any in
t". -U.lh Iu PARTISAN way, as botn
trs.-a.I EtpLAhcanS were present IL
--..-. t. l.uI f.st tho country wanted as little
r.-.... it--Irie. some of he tarin bur-
-.... T. t. 'f.eu ~. Nrisc and liberal laws
ri oil l-s.e t.- e.ils that obtain in all agri-
t. .-.'. ., though they cannot entIely
.- t... Il- people must not expect too
.ru ..,.a.on Democrats believed III
.-'... t.lHr.st'i 10y the distinguished eX-
tult '.r people should support the gov
.-.... ,. 8 .-- tlscfnmeut the people. Legi-
l..... .ts.rils the law Of supply and
-.... .. '.. .fcr-pr0 .uclpn Of crops. Senh-
especially argued against too much pa
f-..-l .l 3D.. .Oyernm mt. Inc government
l-. t. .-.-.UieAuy administered ana the
t-i. -..i i-.u ,he eXactions OF monophcs.
-l 10 a fai recognition OF the money
f.+..., t.. f.d and silver currency OF
To ',.-'..'... 8oIlI AFFORD a larger clrcu-
At -.4" l.i make the times better.
U>s hsfoHE At TlNE.
ttr-r.aser warned the people
= -'' .II ~ .I.t i01 O. at once. As tn war.
..- su -.I be no uring Of guns m
-.t. D.. v.. Thoughts alike rn taeso great
..t'a- -ipd!d stand together ana
..- .,'y-m at a une-conccntTa
-... a.. IrNist the Iariti laws which are
- Doe bought ihGt already some
.-t.a ..sa .o-. by tie llui-party efforts IN
20 st H .-f. ami tast mote would have
.4 ty kcepilH within the eslab-
t.'t "- Ihe people WHO thought alike
-'. o." G-at economic questions should
-'t'.e l .'.H-D aues hac THESE.
DANIEL AID tao.
'.-su' ulo.e. aui General Fitz Lee also
abe I,enirs hddress.
r.r-rc senator hn delivered political
-.'- .. %. .rt-4-I4stic crowd Of Democrats,
.-i ..v ...a~Ins the large tODacce wace-
-.- - ..... .-' meeting was Ltid.
.s>t"L lANIsI's INTRODUCTION.
>-- .l,e. introduces Senator Hill in an
.-.. -l rc chosen speech "a one whom
90 Goo uOuof-as q man who on
lal taken Tue peoples side,
visa nO miscAIevous catering 10
B. -.II: "SeIat'r hin IS the friend
.l aus followers arc WOfkers.'
'. .t. '.,u addressed the meeting.
p. o.. ..... u.f 4p4 He-tI.i issues lAo senator's
h. . 1900 uuc II tho-e recently de-
. -." l,r. and Brooklyn, but other
'.tt were new. senator Hin
.-.i t.,a--.re you tha It affords me ex-
'.... i... tu utyr the privilege Ol ad-
-t '.' l''..e Oi Nrsiuia IN tnis lar
..... ... aa4 romantic city OI Lyncnburg
.a. lou may imagine the SPECIAL
".. 4rhFyeu 20 Tar from my Cwn
+i.l tLs political questions Oi
N.4.r "h.cl i cauuOt regard as
.. d. iha personal request Oi the
-.-ir Who Eouufs tie city OF
.t ., ..- f...1cuce among you, aud who
.I ... state ul Virginia, whose able
t..r."I irpt c-eutaNyo no Is IN the
senate, aui who occupies the scat
1886 .. t.lI august body.
'.-'.A Ai.Ns IJ .gNATOK DANIEL
-- Jorge. fnc iart that a. one OF the
I.u t4r Oh DOmIniOn he was my
,. '' .. 'ai.tt' convention aud ehcoa-
..it. Do. o..y ln NY behalf, but IN ytt-
..r '..a.s au4 QiEulty OF The deloga-
IT." i.iL. but TIE lMpatien5e Of tne
Pa f'trr. q sly, Oc s0slOn0d an an
t.iJA bud prevented that tull and
N'.i.ht NAtch othersIso WOai1 or
... -''i D.'u ch"criuly accorded him.
Ia ' -ft-'lid-e an politics Is not one OF NV
t-.- AArA .Ie HLO exhiOi nis friendship
p. -'- respect lOr the delegation from
g.. o.f.o tnQer such trying clfcuin-
..... ~ M pr ssnce here 10 speak TO
u. ea-Ii- ana iIignds IN behalf Of tie
. ta-'u "a AU-ptsDlo Virginia and g.
t-. -.. nal hOao, noted for its courtesy
..'4i.s, could uOt do less lhan oDlige
.,.. '.r. ~ ahat Inconvenience II might
i,'- .9' '.lc that yU1 would gladly listen
g. -'..,r} o. iAe Candidates nominated
t-ts TCLcH EVERYWHERE.
'.- 'r 90 o' iroe specca everywhere, the
'. 'ai. ltess obseryatiOas lead 10 the
s. .la' 'to Democratic party, broad aud
o.. .,- iondences, fayors free speech
l. n ,phsouta0n. upon the hus.iuEs,
H. --' - 'eu2rcss, "a mo pgimary meet
i,b-' 'aefesc eiso public opinion Is 10 DO
1.-., ipHt,csl acil0n taken. ia this free
N,., 'A'r 4 10 cur pride aud boast TIE
ar,. .'a lerifous ot expressing lis senu-
asr.'. '-''f 0 any reputable cAuae h entitica
a.. '@4 tebpeciiul hearing, without uanocss.
1ti-e AID offensive disturbance. II
rt|s 20 unoilef We agree with bs opinions
"a. 80 "v aAcnd Duulic gatherings or those
Ia re-'V beea arranged Tor his accoInmOda-
ts.s.1 IS vel as ooUrtesy aod tasr treatmen;
tf.f5e,' 10y feHsOnab3e opportunity should b.
..-,A if No ttFeasufattaH af ntS ltsMa IA