Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-11-05
DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE.
Senator Hill Enunciates His Views
Before Tammany.
The Principles of the Democratic Party
Ably Upheld by New Works
Former Governor-Nckin-
ley I-nterrogated.

party, Tammany hall, on the evenin
of October p. to greet Senator Dayi
b. Hill, who spoke as follows upon th
political questions OF the hour
This occasion i TIE FIRST tiue Ihsv. "a Il
hon0i q addressing TIE democracy o. New Yo-
in this ancient and ho10rei temple O., as-o
racy. lice q Il an auorc friends ,cnira-
friends, many o. them PERSONAL . vel G
political. The friends O.. good ECyerlusa, u
friends O. gv. liberty. lie friends q. c5u-
rights o. equal taxation. a. laersl Aws-c
word. the friends q true. uaaLu.te-ai-5 az
aggressive democracy Ian cot -HE.l5-G. c
the facI that d--lns ny entire service n chic
executive n Tie state. ny 1c.sl relations vii
the democra's @; 1aun4uy bsI were G: u
most pleasant character AID clecrs--y az.
gratefully acknowledge the fac; ia, HEY ue-t
among Ey Sta-rchesi Supporters t-r--E .
that PERIOD from tie memorable ca1r.E-
a ls5 70 The last uce2>-c-- ELez III
democracy a. TIE empire sAle ko-rrsG ne
With their co-1dslcs s. Aha-y an G>S-s
To-day The great rel.z1ca q intelligent %
ltic4 Oo>erTe1s Tor he success O. or ls-1--.
Candidates IN his sts'@ = Upc1 t1e 1n-e-ss
majority which : expected = = relied ID q
this city Under TIE auspices o. t1e -s--1ce1,
Organization q TsElary h@u. which = !ece-.
year. has known 10 srct word 5 tetes. lEz 70
EnicA a. eyes sre ROE tanned a-5 u15z EEla
Cur hopes are oe-ie.e3 I, Is c,e4- hat he
way . viz LsCc-z- elections : 1rs: 10 viz
local ard stale elections Il politics - in
everything esa. nothing succeeds like success,
Those Sho, because O.! persona. t-sappci--
nslts OF because candidates q thar paruc1.a!
choice have bot been nominated, would trcour.
age the temporary defeat Of heir party. usually
live TO regret their action and to realize h5v
difficult it IS for that party 10 regain The src-E.
that has been u~nwise,y zEd toolishly los.
Il would eadeayor ty every honorable means
70 build up the democrats party ard make It
invincitle Il the city, s,ats sld ration Iwou.t
not build ID q personal party. hu,Iae democrat
ia party Isolld seek victory loi Tor a day
but to- q decade lwolli make il possible 70
slecI al merli9ri0us democratic Candidates who
represent the democratic IDEAS The methods
ofpariT management have made Yolr o-z4r.za.
ton elective. vigorous, enthusiastic and a,.--
chle' in short they have made New York city
the very Gibraltar .. tie democracy o. the
country.
TIE issue between the two parties rpo- ne
tsrl1 question vas neTer more sharply defined
than IL the present campaign Nc one c-ch, %
be deceived as 10 the attitude which they re.
spectiye.y assume. Both believe IN ta-ie sa..
reiea, TO raise the princlpa. revenues necessary
for the supper, o. The government The
democratic rartv there s.C,. IA dsc,s-gs
that 10 other ~ .a-,a- ,a-,- .r,-,4
be imposed than NAV fe ra-r,-ss a.,
such ruruoz. whre ,ha rem - -
gOes further ard insists tt., +. i ,sa r--. az
autv o., The goyeruuer, tn f-n,.e 60 70
duties as NAV h deou.5 r4ra..srr =, ~.
competition with domestic i,5us,-ie. eg.- -
the extent, II desired Of absolute rro-s-,s.r o.,
impor,a,tons Orr orrorar,. csri ,-r -s.ho55
or means by which tsev uss ,ts r.rs- a, -
ton for priya,. ujrn,.es tho sv.,au ~. 49,.
ton. We meet hem AZ the tbrs.ho.5 NJ he
discussion Of his question ann f,a,arc tho,
their system Of rro,ec,;or ysola,,- .ro grt,. :,
not the letter. Of tho federal rorsr,rtior
The fact mat tho,s +. rry-1sr. w. ha ,,,-
in the constitution ary ernra.e r-,yf.t9r
congress rover 10 pro,ee, r-yate trrr.,r-ge I".
taxation al the expense Of tho Whole ne.rle c,r.
not 10 lightly dismissed Il, nv 80, 81.
omission isa raiter nj mo rreatns, go
In the convention Of ~ which franco ,,s
federal constitution. a rrorosi,fo, vac r.4. a.
confer pon conrrpe. tho r.a,ger IN n-r,ar, ~
ufac'urers by commercial resrla' fore s,T e..
was rejected This Il. iuror,ar, eyf5sr.c .-.,r
which if NAV no tirIr 800 ,r., Z, ,ra" H.
intention ~ The f,amcrs ~ ,sa CON- Z. 49,. - -
congress should he v4e,al yri,h ~. 49, - -
private industries At me ayrense ~. ~, 80
1T should 10, be- forrottar ,ba, NJ ~
been a formidable oprosi,fon T., tso s5-n.o1
the ORIGINAL constitution ana ,be, , ,,ata-.- -
tie states. in coDcurriny added n tbcir 80
cation a ser.c, Of, s-rrrrFmgrt f,to,fo. -
cumscrpe the uoy,er rranrc1 IN tts -
government and designed AS safeguards aeairs,
the dangers appreAenGcd from the r1wer.
granted In tho origir,f c,rg,f,.,Gu - 800
.- '"+ Vac
fined. The amendmeofs in orcstjor mo-
the most important az ,heec a,I NJ, an ~ ~
amendments. taken togaiber corsr,p,. no
most valuable nortjo, og ,ba c,,e,ltn.ta, '"-
1T Is true Thar mir bufs csrIr5 ".
signed as protective ucaeura.-bay 49,
been passed at yarlous ucriod. n our b;-,--.
but in none O, thom have tbcir al,nors 80 :.
insert any preamble. urevisfoB ar gt,,.r,.r,
from which II might anpoar ma, ,ro,oa.@.
was the sole object and dire, n,r,,Lr ~, -
There has ALWAYS been a .,rdic1 rng,r,
opponents To avoid Tho nr.,.y. ~ 'I.
issue There can he NM o.r, IHs,
tectiyc measure. pure and mi, [1
Sand ro ,a., ~ ""' HP''' 'p''" MOI
court of the Tinted st,tc. ,.a. -
ent constituted Tho genocra,fo rar,r soEnr.
and always has bc,ic,e5 ,h., ranr61t.ar
lection as il is ornoun5ed n. he -.
ana eNcmpliirl in Tho details n 80. rr.vrrro,
although artfulIg concealed from their f.ro,
10 be in violation Of the sprit. II mot tbn otto
Of the constitution as /, nau .,arFs
We have nothing To conceal rottir, ~ A..
suise. nothing 10 retrgc, vra h. NO.. -,
that the true lbcory NJ ,ur g,,o,, - ,
that il shopId he a n4tarrs, o,,' ,
rumcui. having me ro,ror - ,'.t5 40 80 '
business a, tho cvn.ryo, - w. 80
believe that the cops,i,ntios c.rs,.,1, ,
the amendments Of ia, d.-t-.g IL, 81.
power OF taxation gbouId oplr H.. o,,n,i',t .
The purpose expressly -u.rigc5 ,,...r. ~
Tor no other. The first tarie hii ,r.. ..' =
luccd into congress woe H.. ' u Z, w miro Z
was for revenue only and co,,aina5 '''+ ~ ..
lnercial regulation, for rr,,cc,tn~ a. I'm :
on only sought. and so,obt md. , ,Ir.. ;
clause. to bring such a srm ~ ,,a,," ,@N.is q,
as the wants NJ mo ra,n. ,'D Wv g,
luired, but when pcnrsrIrori a, 80 i,
i the house wished IN ohtain In, ,a+@ 10y w. :,
'dding arrangements NJ detai -, , s"' " y
nercial sc-discrimin,,t 49, =, ~ 'o" v
lu,iee rrobit;,.-. VI t'"hs ol hlsh ana low b
confessed '''e u"ue 'hefe' ne a
'The democratic u
!nder the eynrose.d nan ,a' - MA congress D
axes. etc. is only onno,ra-a ~ NV ooIect y
monev. I'm, no, " 1890 ~ I'm 'nu 'P u
rdon uio'cS' ou' moi 10 exclude imports In 0
ongress may do rrIo. a." 10" y l''r"ut' mat J
irely distinct from Who, Z, a,"h p,",i ~ eh' Il
RS 10 rccnla,. "n"e ! may uhuer me pow e.
nDuring ,ho asna"n WIN foreign nations. n
4 their recn,essno.. hal'",e" "uI opponents p
,ba, .oiS iftn' hale eVcA V%chtlred to f
once ,nrce npf, hinl5eli, zen. Andrew n
I he ever did az ,, ao pony ot protection Of
Of ,he conr,"u y nav pceh ~ the early Of
on wos onin eouhfyS history when protec- Il
er,ainly hs po,sn' Nv q temporary e1pedient 10
non the other sISo rao.,V utlcrahces were all
ress IN his oun,rv, ~ sa'u N ms farewell ad' r
signed ,or norno''ai 'arin OF h'Shduties, 81
no Tho ,n,rIs p y, protection has entered CT
en. me mos, "ns N" OF our states 81
n ta,nnorarr uneS nave anticipated Ii
.o,ec,ion Pel, !, tenerai Incidental Of