Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
SENATOR HILLS TRIP.
NO APOLOGIES TO Sc MADE FOR IT
BY DAVID q.
eceeeh Of tho Distinguished New Yorker
in Augusta yes,erday--oyations
Accorded Him.
my telegraph 20 the DIS ,a,ca.

20, bours ~ morning the speeches be-
..,, narfituiaily warm and enthusiastic,
Ed elfolgh occasionally some speaker
.va iocularly insist that the Hi
,..-,.sp SOCIETY," was noD-pariisan
.....izatton. the only effect OF this
..,lcr was 10 provoke excessive mirtb
f.s followers and give rise 90 an ex-
.-r.rt euccesti0n from some quarter OF
. ..,,se tor three cheers Tor HILL
cheers were always gwen with
.,fr Good will and when later on the
-,ttral suggestion was amended by
aiding tho next President OF the United
e...' BE- ,he only effect was TO helghten
..,. rustasm and YigOf OF the cheers.
iI. .reiion rendered Senator Hill in
..iy has probably exceeded IA enthu-
-. fbaf 81 any Of the other places Lie
..s visited.
rt., forenoon AZ II o'clock Senator Hill
tis-e-rptlon IN the parlors of the De
Uniel. aud shook hands with 800 or
.. Savannah Democrats as they passed
..rsl Senator Hill and bis party were
$3.50 g., the wharf. where a tug WAS
....I and brief trlp made down the
.- Savannah asks for a 5000 b0Onp-
.-sf.,n for widening and deepening
..I.-I.ar. and the Senator asked great
..,.. tons If the United States Eugi-
-.- shoacoompanicd the party. as 70
.. .,... needs of the harbo; The Savan-
.u.a hope ho will support thor re-
..., forau appropriation.
t..~ "a drive around the city. Senator
.,rl BIS friend left here for Augusta
..go,Ioek ou q special train. IN company
e-l ZION Pat Walsh.
oN TIE WAY TO AUGUSTA.
..--sri. Ca. March 1s.-The journey 10
...., was made In the private car of
avail -uperint ndcnt McBce. Of the
...-orl and DanYille railroad. Besides
.-.rf.rlent McBee and Editor Patrick
t... fls-a were also IN the party Hou.
.. mulp Graves and Patrick Calhoun,
p. tt'er,.. and Major W. a. Wilkins, OF
Malrf-. 0ro'. -.
a., ,..leu a committee Of prominent citi-
-.,..f AUGUSTA met Senator filil ana MS
....f- ana acted as an escort 20 Augusta.
r.n. Gle Journey superintendent NC
ut,riaurdthc Senatorand his TRENDS,
..r.raper representative. and the Au-
...-. ..rati1n. az luncheon ON board his
Verresloro' tho ladies Of that city
,~....tai Sir. Hill with o magnificent
r.r. bearing q card with the words
81. 0rr great Democratic leader. who
lends ugt 90 victory ana the recipient po-
It.Ir bowed his thanks, the local military
3
flDfrsf speech.
r,rrr.IasIIc INCEPTION II AUGUSTA.
r.v.. sractlv O'Clock when the city Of
,a.,a Ua, reached. and here again was
witnessed o scene OF great enthusiasm. 80
-r.., vr- the crowd ard so intense was
desire of every individual 10 get look
q. a. c,tg's guest that 10 took senator
U.. .gl lis party ten minutes TO force
ft.r v.v through the goOd-natured
fIr.-.s io their carriages.
'.lr j. IT. Alexander and committee
r..uiueu' citiL rs met the senator ana
I.l,tv ~ the station. and alter music
I.fI. band the visitors were eScoTteu 10
t Arlington Hotel by the Irish Nolun-
.-- .he cadets of Knights Of st. PatncA,
OBJ. Old. Cadets OF the Sacred Heart.
bore tle guests were assigned rooms
5r| from q to $50 Senator IT'LL held pub
DR. ...eption and received most OF the
prominent Democrats of the city.
u-uoSaIRArIoS On IRE EvENNo.
P. was 9 o'clock when the the Opera
Nous. doors were thrown open for the
Grand Democratic demonstration OF the
.,rinr. The uall. which was beautifully
f.-rated. Wos crowded from orchestra
,r.Ie 90 gallery. and upon the stage
R.s seated Senator Hi and ms
14-ty. Aiayor Alexander. Editor PatrlcE
Walsh. of the Dday chronicle, ana many
monument citizens of Augusta. lie
Nhyor of the city presided, aud tdltor
Walsh. M an eloquent speech introduced
senator iliil lo the audience as one VINO
lssuoyer bean defeated: one of the ablest.
unrest hirhn.t and best opponents OF
democracy IN the country" lCheersI
THE SENATOR'S SPEECH.
Senator Hill spoke as follows:
$50. N1fCr aud fcli0W-titLens,- FOR tho klnd
t... a..ich you have extended 20 me THIS eve
rr-I condor you my sincere tnauks desire
.utxrfcss my frntitudetO the good people OF
l... lor tao magnificent reception "hlch
f.r.llrs awarded me. know mat snail never
f.r..ttl.Ir COURTESY and hospitality. Applause
I..t yol only GA my journey home from INC
...t..I ul Mississippi where had tho honor o.
Addressing roe Legislature of that STATE. Whcn
.....rHI The invitation from the bONoTnof auu
U. Legislature Of that state t. al itess the
l.I... ltr-mnsinc power ol the 'oiilhiun-
wealth. esteemed 10 o duty ~ wei az pleasure
s1 ,r0foGiEs F0B AIS TRIP.
Itrreu.r apologies GO make 90 any ono Tor my
tolH..n up Npphusel Inc sonih Is a par
H.l- common country, and any citizen has q
iru. rfn, ,o vel. any portion o, y. nc ceus,
t. .-..f ....ri.i irui would le servciu more 81
t....t'.. u.l would visit this beautiful south
Dl.Ir..Y aul learn something OF It's insillu'
observe rs people note ~ pro
rr ana become conycrrAnt win III
Ie.s I- sentiments, and is pure pa
I.n.n lrral-e.I The civil wtr Woull
r.r.. lavn oecurfcl 90 tine North anu the SOU
.Ifl..Hu fu0rf oi each other IL 10 II a crime
l4lIc mlu % take a journey 70 th,s
f..r'4 rlou Ci our lana and exchange irlenn
t.,..n.. Hita his coua'rymen-io meet th'
..NI .r IfrI Oh face and learn their CONDITION an,
.e..-.-. lltn, indeed, have Offended, uni
.Illl l-as.j 90 repeat he oiionca whenever
f.tu.I Ui r1-tunlty shall afford me the plaA
>r.t.,r.l.nl iadalge In any false excuses fo
..f. cl.l.c byp0rf ~ and sham. ZAP
ida.irtd to meet the people OF W
t.ltH. ars frankly confess 20. ! shan re.uri
....r h.r.. Fitn better kuoWledge OF theh
ff.l.fn tasl / ever had before; with q more
.i,Y.. lle impression of their great resources
ura iigaer appreciation OF thcir lol.y aV'
Ill-t p.trolsm. Applause ] shau ~
f.tr- cll.,prI to combat those VINO hereafter
t.e1.l, go Willy your people. lCheefs.l
ruorD or Tue SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY.
lam proud q the democracy Of the south
u .H.t.us aud shadow, la victory and deica'
N.I are ever s.caliasi AMI true. Applause;
l.. ..it ..t u.t littlc recognition 90 the hand
..e src.t patty % which they belong ana
I.l..r DO no iaet inat 20 TINS Tune q dnlih
f.--el D.u.lian pseaidcs over me Rouse o
.,r.-Urflftcs of tne United states ZAP
Ial-. Tho people % tao south are vitality m
f.H.te1 Iu good cove nmeut. and believe u
t.r essential prn .ip.c3 OF the Democratic part
I.sg.f flel regafd them as necessary 10 SUI
t. tlr tr.t It rests 0i the repluhf.
I. rlrF PORTIONS of the South, especially II
a.rrliural districts, the people are no
l.H rr. ,yilg o. fair degrce OF prosperity. me
e.. .lrrr.nr fr0m business depression ana los
ioI ari. great staple product, cotton
TITO. sfe ai.o injured by q iisordcred currency
A.4.sg.e. They neei the benohcisl esisla
Co., $500 relic, which the Democratic parry ca
a .l,m whoa lu fun possession Oh tie GOV
Icnt IrIrerHl
IIe senator psil an elaborate tribute 10 IN
u..l.t.r parry old az she government i
tr riNlE us the best administrators Ia
.t.. rftr haI; always the party VI law an
construction: ana with d recofd u Whlc
el Democrats are proud.
"Tng SOLID soUTB,'
Dr. sai. "llsoiii Tor good government, Tor cav
'lI. l0r Eurality la public expenditure, l'
a. H.,l.aiional nights, and for the Demccial
i--it ID. 4lsr 30 has no selfish Interests ~ sat
t'... l4te NcW York, the south asks Tor "
'...i ol Del ON domestic affairs ana 10 ON
t.us. ifre from Federal Interference.
'r. Iii cal cd attention 10 the fact that II wa
i|. l.t. Democrats administration was II
.-t-.ull1 Wat fraternity Was restored through
N4I 'rF ,o4ltfy. The Democratic party y
t..l, ais n0i believe in taxation tOr private pu
'e. or government partnership Wth prnai
t~H- Oi TIE surplus lac thought Ntt
.rl te ta.d. A democratic administration la
'ri large Que, bat IL bad wholly disai
.rt1 Il three years Of a Republican az
tlteffaucn- he believed that the best ncibo