The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
TO WHOM HONOR ~ DUE
The Services OF Tsa~sny and Senator Hnl
Gracefully Acknowledges.

Democrats of the Empire state would not bs loyal to
the nominees Of the party was az ungrscious
unjust The reant shows that fhe suspicion with
the shsdow Of foundation In state OF tho
North there such perfect organization In state
was there more elective work done for Democracy
than In New York.
While other states In the North entitled to credit
for the trium vndic alton OF Democratic princi
pies the great State NJ New York has won the place Of
honor at the head OF the Democratic column
No organization surpassed Tanmany in devotion 10
Messrs Cleveland and stevenson. Tho hundred thou.
sand majority FOR the ticket In New York and Brooklyn
attest the loyalty Of Tnmmany Hall to Democratic
principles And who should stand higher In the afrec.
ton and esteem oft people than that noble patriot
who gave expression TO OF tho comprehensive ana
forcibe slogans of the campaign. II am Democratf
Senator Hill s entitled to the lasting gratitude of his
fellow Democrats OF all sections for his valiant servce
The South honors him Of the great who has
done most for the election OF Mr. Cleveland. and who
descrvedy stands highest In the roll OF fame OF the
great and triumphant national Democracy. For the
grand work accomplished by Senator Hin all Demo.
Gratis unite in grateful and wnrmest commendation.
New York set the pace and other States catching In
spraton from tho confidence and moral assurance OF
success followed In the wake and with the Erest
Democratic tide Of the Empire that swept them
on to victory.
From ne Americw Timer Recorder
Four years Of Grover to intrsnch Democracy. and
then look ont for eight year Of David Bennett. David
couldn't get the plum this time hut he carried out the
pnrt OF the programme assigned him In good faith and
thereby won the esteem and admiration of all good
Democrats David viii: get there In 1895 lie Is the
only In sight big enough to MI Growers shosa
what's the matter with David Bennett lrill and the
Tammany tiger with their 100000 majorityi They're
all right
From ne 81. Lout Republic
Speaking OF the Democratic victory. Senator Hill
says: 1T ia not only personal triumph OF exPresi
dent Cleveland and Just tribute to him. but II 10 the
o. u e ~ mi ons al
The Republic extends to Senator Hin its cordial recogni
tion OF tho splendid service which he rendered the
party in the recent campaign. 1t entities him to tho
thanks OF every Democrat In the land and in fact
every citizen; for tho Democratic victory which he
helped to achieve comes like benedcti"n upon the
entire country
From the L.esbirs (va) wa.hinsonian.
The New York Democracy were in limo this tims and
behaved nobiy-were a. true As the needle to the
pole" Tho Hon David q Hill threw his great abtitiss
and influence into tho canvass. when Tammany put
her forces and influence to work. which swept that
state and gave their splendid majority. Senator Hill,
with his sloluence and energy. gave inspiration and
hope to the Democracy of the country and proved
OF the main elements Of our success That sent tho
glad assurance over the country thas New York would
go for Cleveland which warm cd up the ndence OF
every section which led to our triumphs without
that powerful aid We fear the result would have been
sadly different. All honor and praise to Senator Hill
and tho Democrats ot New York. True. they did only
their duty. but that saved and cannot too warm
ly thank them for II.
From he Nsu Britain Record
The more Tammany 10 sneered At and lied about the
stronger gets and the forcibly II 10 drawn
the help OF Democracy Perhaps in the future would
be we'll to have and let the niger alone
We may not admire him. but II doesn't pay to throw
things at him.
From the Sen.c, Falls Rep.iis
Senator IIrs magnificent efforts In this State de-
serve special commentator Ills canvass was bril-.
ltant audi ott,a- ,A "A
dertui ability leader. No in tho country has
done bring about the happy results Of Tuesday
than David b. Hill.
From, the Philadelphia Record.
In the round Of Democratic congratulation the
result Of the election there rings note
sincere and convincing than tho utterance of Senator
David Iill OF New York The verdict Of the people.
declares Mr.. HILL means "a revenue tarin, reduced
taxes. homo rule free esctions. economical admin
istration of public ONCE. and higher standard of
official action" These are. indeed. objects worth
striving for and In securing them for tho people Sen
ator H has been Of matera! assistance In sspousing
the cause Of the Democracy he made no mental res.
rvation, to be thrust forward . disturbing and
confusing agency at soms critical point OF the
paEn. Such demonstration of unsslnsh loyalty to
principle will not soon be forgotten by the people
From 'he Linoo'H oai'y Cun.
Its still true OF David Bennett Hill that he has
lost . battle.
From the birmingham Age Herald.
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every mans lips. The announcement that he would
TAKE the stump gave tue hr impulse OF commence to
the campaign. Ills opening speech III brook!yn wal
the buge note to victory. lie and the men Who were
WIN MN ~ eneaso proved 'na' 'ney were democrats
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