The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-25
SENATOR HILL IN BUFFALO.
lie Urges lis Hearers 10 Vote for CleVe-
land and Stevenson.
JEELOUSIES MUST Be SUDORDINA7ED.
Individual disappointment and Even Al
legged Personal Injustice Must be For
cotton in this Great Contest

Buffalo. y. Y, Sept 24-The Demo
cratic campaign In Western New York
was ushcred in tonight with a grand
mass.mcctiug at Music Hall. Senator
1lin was the magnet which drew together
the vast thr0ug that crowded the vast
building to its utmost capacity. The
Senator's reception was Of the most en-
thusiastic description. Through a multi
tude of cheering spectators. flankcd by
q line of red fire and capped by a dis
play of pyrotcchnics, the Senator was
escorted from his hotel TO the hail by the
Cleveland Democratic Club, six hundred
strong When the Senator took his scat
on the platform there was a great up
roar of applause. Congressman Lock
wood presided. and called the meeting
& order few minutes before . o'clock.
After some prelminaries Mr.. Hill was
introduced, and advanced to the front OF
the stage amid cheers. After stating
that ne was present 10 aid the promotion
Of Democratic principles and 10 adY0-
cate the election of Cleveland ana
Stevenson, the Senator sald
ruE SENATOR'S SPEECH.
For over ten years it has been my Gus
before my fell0w-citiZcns and contribute
INV share towards the discussion OF po-
it,cal questions of the hour. You did
NOT believe TINS campaign would prove
nm ,1crutiun 10 the usual rule, and you
are not disappointed. Among honorabla
men the loyal discharge of present duiy
outsyeighs all minor considerations. ana
IN till, crisis OF our country history ana
in this great emergency in our party al
fairs individual disappointments. or even
ALLEGED pcrSOnal injustice should be
subordinated To- the faithful performance
OF political obligations, not as a matter
of cxpcdiency, but from high ana stern
sense Of duty. =,
Permit me 10 suggest that we nave an
of MS now a mission to fulfill. Petty Jeal
ousies must be dismissed. regular orgahi-
cations must be respected, party ulscl-
phne must he enforced, dissensions must
g. healed and apathy must give way 70
enthusiasm in order that the grGnd Olu
norty 10 which we are proud TO belong
NAV secnre the triumph of right prlnci-
rles and work out the noble destiny
Nhich ought surely to await 1t. Inc
control of this Government tor many
years TO come by one or the other ot the
TWO great political parties is the prize a1
hazard In the pending contest, III Wnich
All other considerations should Sink mo
insignifcmce.'
THE TAR1FF AND THE FORCE BILL.
Referring TO the declaration he had
,rnade last February at the DeInocrauc
Ftate Convention at Albany that The
fhoice Of q standard-bearer was a ihd1leI
~ Ettlo impOrfauce compared win thhJ
e,rrone ohicct-a Democratic victory
80 Novcfnbcr- Senator declared
re- Pc had meant what he SAID ihrn,
.pud reiterated is now. lie said That the
test of true Democracy was the support
of The party nominations. irrespective
Of questions Of personal pride, OF alnDl-
ZION. or individual preferences.
fThe Senator then entered into an elab-
Dr9te discussion Of the tarh question,
very much upon the lines of his Brook
lvn spcech. and afterwards devoted some
fine 10 the consideration OF the Force
ain which hc dcnOminated a dangerous
exercise of constitutional authority. me
mace 10 our theory Of government ana
nm insult 10 the people of the South. lie
thought that If the Republicans carried
tle coming election they would again
endcayor to pass a Force bill IN order TO
make themselves the arblter OF every
fodcral election lie closed by saying:
"Ne must diligently exert ourselves TO
oppose this great issue of Capitalization,
Nhich certainly cOntrontS us. 1t pre-
Kcnts q more serious problem than any
commercial. industrial, or financial Ques-
tion and is more essential to the preser-
Vation of our institutions
Every point in the Senators speech
was punctuatcd with applause, and at It's
conclusion thcre was great outburst.
Then Licutcnant-CSoyernor Shcchan
and John Temple Graves, of Georgia,
spoke briefly.