The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-04
SENATOR HILL SP2 KS
ID A LARGE Cil0Wp IN TEE
OPERA HOUSE
IN ontario County, New YOrk-a Cam
paign That Has Eeen DeceHs-ss-
sues discussed EairIy-Wil Al
ways be Two Parties.


paIgn That Has Eeen DeceEt-Es-
sues discussed FairIy-Wiil Al
ways be Two Parties.
BY Telegraph TO the State Chronicle.
CANANDAIGUA, n. Y, Nov 3.-Today
was by long odds the greatest day OF the
kind Ontario county has ever seen. A
conservative estimate places the number
OF people who gathered today from out
OF town at 4 500 TIE day was cold and
RAINY, and Senator Hill spoke in the
opera house. Judge Rice introduced
tie senator, who spoke as follows:
81 ne campaign Of 1892 is drawing to
close. y few more days Of discussion
and labor and the contest will be ended.
1t his net u~eH d campaign Of much en-
IL siasln On either side II has not been
G, l3e,s.n of bLuster, at least on the
dsseocr&tlc side The iasues have been
presented to the intelligent, sober jndg-
| meat of the America people and by
| their deliberate decision we will con-
| tentedly abide | desire to say that it is
to the credi5 Of the American people that
! this campaign has been decent and res
pectable. There has been no considera-
bic amount oi personal abuse
or vituperation. / am not here TO
say that our opponents have
discussed the Issues fairy always,
| bat the public men Of the two great par
| ties have n tle main been actuated 10y
fairness. | hope this coalition Of things
viii al ways prevail. There sill always
be gwo parties, for il is necessary for the
We fare Of the country that it should be
so. If men must differ, it is better that
they should differ hones'ly and decently
and leave the result To the judgment Of
the people So far as the two candidates
are concerned, both have served the peo-
pie as Presinent of the republic and both
are endowed with honesty, capacity and
intelligence The people are familiar
witt their lives aud public services. 1t
is a pleasure TO say that while
we believe that the election of our
candidate will best serve the interests Of
the people, yet the country will not be
discredited whatever the result may b..
The issues are alike in some respects and
different in Others Last fall our repub-
lican friends were much worried over
what they called the "Tanmany Tiger
They have quit that now and profess tc
be greatly disturbed over democratic
wild cats. They are always in fear OF
some imaginary danger. According tt
then there will be some great difficulty
/, resui5 if the democrats succeed. | recol
lect, and you recolect. that back in 1888
they said that IN the event of democratic
success the rebel war debt woul(
> be paid, the federal debt would b
=, repudiated, slavery would be restored
and our industries paralyzed. Their
would be no peace at home or with fer
> egn nations. The democratic caus
triumphed and all their prophesies cam
to naaght; and instead of the countr
: being harmed we had one of the bes
administrations we ever had. The pei
sona4 honesty of the gentlemen who occt
q p.ld Ire presidential chait- Grove
i Cleveland-has never been questione
4 by his bitteres foe. His adminstrati0
r was creditable to the countr,
was honored with peace at home, an
abroad. 1t was dignificd and honorable
4 1t did not crinee before monopolies, bt
$ sought to commend itself to the sobt
judgment of the people. In the ligf
- of the record of that administration yo
n VIII uOt Dt plsttt otu ny an vi ti7 oii
- predictions of our adversaries, you wi
q let them go in one ear and out OF tt
-, other.
# Senator Hill then proceeded to discu
- the ,uhjec of federal taxation. He ga
+ great credit to the last democratic a
" ministration for what it accomplished
= = the direction Of reform and accused Il
, republicans Of selfshness and greed.
=, conclusion, Senator Hill said:
~ ''You do not expect me in this la
W. day of the campaign to eulogize our Ca
; didates, The time is past for that.
is also past FIR fault finding; if any o
has d grievance, ii is no time now to a
it. If had any grievance / would n
take this time to refer TO it. The thu
g to do now is to close ranks and mar
Isl forward to victory"