The sun., 1892-09-22
SENATOR HILL Ar TIE FnoxI
nis I<aAership In the Pivotal state 0ives
New Chara cter 90 the Campaian.

| Hon. David i. Hill removes every vcstige OF
hope in tho Republican party that 1t might
| profit because OF disaffection In tho Demo-
cratic ranks OF New York. The Senator'S fcal-
| ty TO the Democratic rarty Enthusiastically ap-
| pears in utterances which enunciatc the very
| fundamental principles Of that party. AS n
| loyal Democrat. Senator Hill stands for tho
| choice and for tho declaration of principles
| mnde by tho rnrty at Chicago. He docs this
without eouiyocation and without so much as
an innncndo that could no tortured into hint
| Of that treason which Republicans had in their
desperation hoped for. 10 will hclp carry
New York. and in her united Democracy lies
| double assurance OF party victory in tho great
national contest.
From tie Rochester ttion anl Aas.1i..r.
1t Is tho greatest Republican dsappoint-
mont Of tho campaign.
FROM the Phiirde'raia Record
The slump In Vermont and Maine was very
damaging to Republican prospects. but the
blow dealt BY Eenntor Hill in his Brooklyn
speech is a deadlier thrust. 1t hurts Tho
state OF New York Is confessedly tho Prcs-
dental hattlo ground. From the timc when
Cleveland aud Stevenson were nominated in
Chicago until the Brooklyn speech was do
lirered the hope that Senator Hill and his
friends would sulk in their tents or take a
position OF open hostility to tho candidates Of
their party had Leen the backbone OF Republ-
can reliance. The speech removes oil doubt.
The Record Is fan to congratulate Senator
liill as well rs tho Democracy Of tho whole
country. on this welcome turn OF affairs. 1t
had expected no less thing at tho hands OF q
Democrat upon whom his party has laid
amounting hands.
Senator Hills manly delivernnce has made
the way OF victory plain.
From u. Fall Eir.r n,irv Giose.
1t marks the turning point in tho tide and
gives the most fluttering assurance OF victory
for the national Democratic ticket.
from the PhEudshia Pnie L<dytr and Daily Transcript
The most skeptical critic OF his speech who
seeks to find in 1t an undertone of insincerity,
or the spirit OF disloyalty to the Democratic
candidate ldrking between the lines. will dis
cover neither. because neither ia there. Both
Senator Hills entrance upon the campaign
and the manner OF it imply that the numerl-
cally strong and the tactically powerful faction
OF which he is the head and which centres in
and about Tammany Hail. means TO give the
Democratic national ticket united. earnest
support at the POLLS. 1t gives an entirely new
character to the campaign.
From he Utiea Daily P,ss.
He Is tho strongest campaigner and one Of
tho best politicians in his party. Few mon
have so large following and WELD 80 great
From, ne Uieu 06,srrsr.
1t was such an address as Democrats were
certain Senator Hill would mako and Republi-
cans were praying he would not make. 1t was
the signal gun for the opening OF tho cam
paign. and its echoes will not die away before
they swell into the grand salvos Of artillery
that celebrate tho triumph OF Democratic
principles.
From he Ets FORK Rua,d
This latest speech strikes US as the most
masterly one ever delivered BY Senator Hill.
From the brooklyn Daily Eagle.
Senator Hill Is "out." distinctly and un.
eQuivocaly Those who like to say II told
you 30" may have the satisfaction OF knowing
that his position is Just what might have been
expected defined in the way that might have
been looked for.
From, he Svroemt Erenins Ttra
Tho only thing needed to inspire the Democ-
racy Of this State with the hope Of victory was
an emphatic and clear statement from Senator
HILL He has spoken and sounded the bugls
call on his followers. They will respond with
alacrity. for they have learned that where hs
leads 1t is safe for them to follow.
From the Jersey City Ner..
With . single breath David B. Hill dlspelled
the cloud Of Republican lies with which It was
sought to delude the voters as to the true in.
ternal condition Of the Democratic party.
From The Hartford Timea
Senator Hills speech marked the reunion
ofthe two wings OF the Democratic party In
New York.
From Me Brooklyn tvisen.
There was nothing lacking in the spirit or
the manner of tho effort to render it q delight
to the audience. an inspiration to tho Democ-
racy and an honor to the wel-equipped. sin.
cere. and fearless Senator
From tie Albany Horning Erpra.
His example again reveals his mastery OF the
political art 1t will strengthen his hold on
the Democracy. 1t Is a reflection on Mug
wump methods so striking that 1t must appeal
to every man in the land who Is possessed Of
q sense OF fair dealing.
From he Bo1on Daily 6'obA
1t Is in truth noteworthy contribution to
the oratory Of this cam mpaign. Nor can It fail
to exert widespread influence for the cause to
which tho orator has so eloGuently affirmed
his loyalty and devotion.
from lie Troy P,en.
Tho Republicans have depended upon DEM
ocratic treachcry in New York for Harrison's
success. but they have reckoned without their
host. They will find to their sorrow that
where tho victorious Democracy. represented
by leaders like Hill. Murphy. Sheehan. Croker.
and Mclaughlin. is tho strongest Cleyeland's
majorities will be relatively the lnrCest
from h' Baltimore Sun.
On the subject OF party duty and party
loyalty at this juncture Senator Hill is as em-
phatic MS tho most ardent Democrat could de-
sire. Tho examrio is one that should address
itself 10 every Democrat.
Tram The Posi.Erpr@.
David b. Hill was a candidate before tho
Chicago Convention for the Presidential nom
ination, and he was bound in honor. therefore.
TO support the ticket put in nomination by the
Convention and the policy which it set forth.
As public man he was required to make a
public manifestation OF his purpose to sup
port it's action. and he did SO at Brooklyn.
lromh. Ne,cburgh Daily Reqiasr
An effective outline Of the principles OF the
Democratic party.
From he Rome Daily s.nifns.
Cold comfort for the Republicans who hoped
this fall to profit by possible lukewarmness
on tho part OF the Senator and his friends to-
vro ri tho Oa In n national t;,lot