The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
HILL HURRYING HOME.
WILL REACH Washington ro-DAr.
Makes Brief speech at the Capital of the
Palmetto statc-Nin lie Lead His
Forces Mt Chicago?

AUGUSTA, Ga, March l9.-Senator Hill |
breakfasted at 10 o'clock this morning. At
1890 tho Hon. Patrick Walsh and commit
tee Of the leading Democrats collected at the |
hotel and took the Senator and his party Tor
a drive about the city To view the factories.
the canal and other things Of interest.
The drive extended 20 Summeryille, North
Augusta, where the party stopped for a few
minutes At the Bon Air Hotel Returning to
the city the party went t. the station and
took the regular / o'clock tram on the hlch-
mond and DanYille railroad for Washington
The Senator expects TO make no speeches en-
route He is due in Washington at ii O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
HE TlcRLEs SOUTH oARoLINIASs VANITY.
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. March i9--At Column
bia. the capital If South Carolina, where the
tram stopped at O'Clock for i've minutes.
There were several hundred people IN the sta
toa. and a negro band payen lively air
when the train pulled up. senator Hill s APP
peArance on the platform OF the car was
greeted with cheers. The Senator said:
fellow-C Citizens of Columbia. am reI0iced
10 know that / ain now IN the capital OF the
great State of South Carolina-a state
which has contributed much 70 the
renOwn and greatness OF our common coun-
try-a State which was the home OF your great
statesman Calhoun. distinguished in all your
early histOry-a State which Is the nome OF
brave, generous and hospitable people. COu-
tinuing the Senator said that be had no Grill
clsn TO make Of South Carolina people or
politics. Hethought they had right 70 regu-
late their own domestic affairs. lCheers.I
They should encourage Immigration lhuuce
cap,tal to come among them, DuiIu
up their towns and endeayor 10 IN
crease their manufactures. lheir nome
industries needed encouragement. He
knew that their agricultural industries were
somewhat depressed. What they needed was
the remedies that could be provided oy
national Democratic administration. on
are attached to the Democratic party, salu
the Senator, because you behoVe III us yIin-
cipes. You love your State. but you l0Fe
vour party as well. i am glad to know that
Won are taxing an interest IN public ahars-ln
fact. il has been said Tor many years t-at "a
S0uth CarOlln!an is always alert IN puOlc
affairs. First in the field first IN war. first III
peace. In my judgment this State mas
great future before II.
THE CARPET-BAGoHRs NOW.
Continuing the Senator SAID that be knew
that III the coming campaign South Carohha
would de her part. 10 was state "hlcA "as
now freed thank Heaven, from the conIrOl u
carpet-bag Government. Cheers lie was
| nleased to know that in the coming campaign
| south Carolina would stand by the party
which was capable of restoring complete
ueace and prosperity TO the wnole country.
! The skies we're bright for grand Democratic
! triumph this fall. lCheers.
In conclusion. the Senator urged inc neces-
! sitv OF organization and said that tins was
NOT the time for going over 10 Third partes'
! The speech was loudly cheered. lne traln
lett the station almost immedlately, DuI
/ stopped in few minutes at another station
within the limits of the city, where a gather,
inc of about two hundred worhngmen caNeu
/ for the Senator and demanded q speecn.
| Addressing them briefly, the Sena or 70,
| called the fact that when be was Governor ol
| New York he had appointed as raiioau con-
missioner of the State m1u VINO ran an en-
giue on the New York Central rOad. VA tn'
morning Of his appointment. tne Hsna.o' o
said he came into the station with MS ulhHo'
nail IN his hand and his OVeralls on. lOheer7
After paving q compliment % the senator
and members Of the House from south CarO
Ina the Senator said that he was as grained
10 address the wOrkingmen OF ColuinO4a
he had been 10 speak TO the Legislature
Nississippi During the course OF MS re
marks rhe Senator was interrupted continu
allv by the noisy demonstrations or req
bearded ruiiian who yelled that lie was
rebel from South Carolira'
THE UNDERsrUDY CALLED FOR Is VAIN.
At Ridceway there were $50 people and
| band The Senator spoke briefly than KIN
his hearers for the reception ana urging thei
TO vote the Democratic ticket and be HAPPY
There were cries for Mr. Ridgway, put II
refused 10 recognize the appropriateness G
thecaU and remained in cOncealment.
At WinnsborO there were 100 or more en-
.l,usiastie Democrats and the Senator ac
dressed them briefly. lie said that he wa
returning TO the North with better ldea
the people OF the south. lie undersl0o
mora Of their needs and some OF the reneult
/ ~
Ieyed that the best interests OF the cQuutr
would be subserved by placing the Dem'
cratic marty in power. lCheers.l what IN
country wanted was a return 10 the oi
frugal administration of the fathers. nee
ND vouI party organizations. Be not deceive
by those who ask you 10 Oiahcn Oh nom ION ~ "
3 marty that has made your state WHAT II Is
said the Senator in conclusion. The senate
, sad "A few words u q crowd at Chester
At Rock Hill there were several hundre
people. They called Tor the Senator enthl
sinstically. Il should judge from tho:
cheers that this is Democratic crowd sal
r the Senator and the crowd cneered agan
Continuinq. the Senator SAID he wished j
3 hod time to stop OF day here. ~ some OF
r bed suggested. but he had already been ava
| for a week lie trusted that his hearers wel
D attached 10 the principles OF the democrat
nartv. They were essential TO the preserN
0 tion IF this Government. There were crow
b, az several other small stations, which cheere
loudly for Hill as the train went through.
) 4 crowd Of about fye hundred peop
y Gathered at the Charlotte On. c. station I,
. night to get glance at Senator I'M III as
,,ss na.siug through on his way to Washin
u Ton The party took supper III the suppe
Il room ZOO, OF the station. after which Captain
r. Robertson. chairman Of the county Dem
u crafic executive committee, .introdEc
Il Senator Hill. who made brief but efect
speech. which was enthusiastically receive
9 HILL WILL Go TO CHICAGO.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March l9.-lSpecaL
II i stated upon the authority OF some
r senator Hills friends that ne has determln
n TO 90 to Chicago and To ieap MS ioreeS a
r. conduct has fight in person
k THEY BLESSED THE INDLANA.
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