The morning news., 1892-03-16

sweep it of the face OF the earth.
! IL can never survive renewal
OF the peoples verdict pronounced In their
| great uprising two yssrs ago. The Republican
party viii 20 where the federal party went Il
will 20 where the Whg party went. It viii 20
where the Know Nothing party went. Zap
/ defeat the Republican party next NoVem-
Der. and its defeat wiz be its death;
IL viii disinteRrate, dissolve and
perish. The curse viii be removed Toe reign
OF sutocrats auG plutocrats will be over and
gone. The conspiracy Of the republican
revolutionists OF the billion dollar congress 70
cratic iustics and liberty will be crushed.
and We shall awake from this
long darkness and its foul dreams TO sunrise,
morning and q new life. Prolonged applause ]
CONGRATULATIONS AND THANKS.
Scarcely had the distinguished New
Yorker resumed his seat before Hon. r 81.
Henry, editor Of the State Ledger Of Jack
son, said:
desire, Mr.. Chairman 10 offer the following
resolutions for the consideration Of this
essemblage:
ResolUed, That the people OF Mississippi ex-
tend to the Hon. David B. Hill. late chief
magistrate of New York and one of her United
state senator's, a cordial greeting; sincere and
unreserved hospitality in the spirit of brother
hood, which knows no north, no south,
no east. no west where union ia one and insep-
arabic, now and forever. [Cheersl
ResotUed, That our thanks are due and
AcIpDy bcuucTtu 0ltn the NOFu8 OF HlS1Om
and OF patriotism which he has uttered in our
presence on this occasion; that they breathe
the Spirit OF the true demo-
cratic faith and in the contest in
which we are about to engage with vigilsnt
Inscriptions and powerful adversary, his
words will serve to lead US in the path Of duty
ana victory. Applause nm,
Resolved. That In David B. Hill, an honored
son of the democracy Of the empire state of the
union, We recognize gentleman with
out fear and without reprea ch-1
democrat. [Applause.l His factions and
words are the touchstone by which he is tried.
Ills measures are up TO the highest standard Of
Jeffersonian democracy, leader who has never
compromised principle. Stunned foe deserted
a friend. betrayed q trust, or lost battle.
Applause
ResOlved, That we bid him godspeed in his
noble, manly endeavor TO rescue the govern
ment from the control OF the party which seeks
to perpetUate its baeiul ascendancy by the
passage of the force bills, destruction OF the
liberties of the citizens and the rights OF the
states; by keeping alive. settled issues
poyerishing many industries TO subsidize few.
and by depressing the country with unequal and
int9lerable burdens; and through him we send
greeting 20 to the democracy or the Empire
state, heartfelt assurance OF our devotion to
the common cause and our cooperation with
them for the preservation of rights sacred TO
US all. lApplause.l
Mr.. Henry is not a member of either
branch Of the legislature, but lawmakers
and laymen alike forget this little parlia
mentary discrepancy. II there had been
any doubt as to the manner in which the
resolutions would be received the eioquence
of Mr.. Henry as he read them to the cheer
ing multitude would have removed that
doubt.
II move the Endorsement Of those resolu-
tions," shouted State Senator Harrison Of
Lowndes county.
One wild affirmative yell greeted this
motion and Gov. Stone declared that the
resolutions were adopted without the for
mality Of asking for a negative vote.
Senator Hill and party returned to the
executive mansion, where later Senator
Hill again spoke. He reviewed the princi-
pies Of the democracy about In the manner
of his former speeches His remarks were
received with enthusiasm.