The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28
HILL WORKERS IN GEORGIA.
TIE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE OF FYF.
TEEN ISSUES AN ADDRESS.

| The Choice or the Junior Senator or New
York as The Presidential Candidate Urres
as Necessary 20 ssecess-with Hin 40
| Leader New York Csa he Carried sud
| sueeess Achseved-Hnl Clubs spr,pssv~
Up IN the state with Amazing Rapidly.
ATLANTA. Fob 27.-The Campaign Commit
toe OF Fifteen. headed by Senator A. II. Col
quit and ex-senator Joseph E. Brown. an.
pointed to push the canvass Of Senator D. b.
| Hill for the Presidency. has issued an address
| to the people. The conference out OF which
this Cam paign Committee grew was held sew
eral days ago. when Senator Colauitt was in
the city. News Of the fact got out through the
| State. and. without even waiting for formal
| announcement OF the committee. various
towns have organized Hill clubs. Even the
| leaders OF the Cleveland movement in this
| state now admit the hopelessness OF his case,
and continue their support OF him only as
| cover until some new man can developto whom
they can 60. The address Is as follows:
"Tb no Democrats Of Georgia:
I'VE deem tho success OF the Democratic
party in the approaching Residential election
Of the greatest I'm portancs to the country. and
particularly to the people Of the South. The
renewed efforts OF tho Republicans in the last
session OF Congress to increase tho expenses
Of the Government beyond all precedent, to
pass q Force bill for the subjugation
OF the South and for the purpose OF
giving their party power to perpetuate
it's plutocratic reign and to Cypress each
State or section at its pleasure. their open en-
enlargement Of such laws as tend to build up
great monopolies. to give power to privileged
classes to use money Of this country 10 H.
legitimate speculation to the detriment of
legitimate business. thereby increasing the
welfare OF the few at the expense OF the many.
make 1t the duty OF every patriotic Democrat
in the land to make an earnest effort to over
come in the approaching campaign such re-
moved and dangerous aggression OF the
Republican party. We have observed with
qualification the splendid 9ght made under
the leadership Of the Hon. David B.Hl OF New
York to redeem the Empire State from the
domination Of this corrupt aud INSCRIPTIONS
party. He has never suffered defeat and has
been recommended to the Democracy OF the
Democracy ofthe State Of New i ork. in Z con-
assure,ily carry that state for the Democratic
party in the next Presidential election. The
him hint to the County p as az, able statesman.
sound flnancier., u fearless official. and an
inG9rrpEtibls and ipabc ser
The most serious charge made against him
10 tIut Is IL steIuuB lJeulDcTHt anu tndt n6
has not been and cannot be driven from his
Democratic allegiance by Republican trickery
s st ~ to hs the nd int
most emphatic protest now being made
against him is insured; primarily. by this
Of Appeals Of his State He has no alignment s
tie hS5ty and as
such may be relief upon to turn the rascals
out w SHOULD ~ he be m made a President.
v3 n % sss @ aan srs or
we believe that the policy q denunciation Of
the !sorIblicans We Will support earnestly
cratic Convention dominates. but We believe
to insure Co. q Gay we should take
ar!l. bcnrer chosen should be David b.
Hill; 1t is Of the utmost importance
next Presdentisi SECTION TO lose 1 Ssw 3o ons
ss ters wifi be ss sx
One hundred and ninety-nine of these. not in
lican. ,Concede to the Democrats the Votes
& 9th the South: 1ndianai c"n.setieat Iowa and
saP s t4s Rs"sssst' G S.1s only With
@ t lie 'fsn ess Eu%9SF
carries New York success is assured. Without
it failure Is certain. We urge upoa You the
Importance OF the work of organization in :.
this Stnte Consul among yourselves. calmly
and dispassionately. considering the question
from the point Of Democratic success. which
liz far above the claims of any one man or set
Of men. Organize among yourselves and edu-
cate me people to the Importance Of the issue.
and let the voice and vote of Georgia he
recorded on the right side Of this great ques-
tion. which Is so fun Of import 10 the Democ-
racy and TO- the country, Respectfully.
"1Ohn II. Glenn. Chairman: Charles g,
Northen. Secretary; Alfred II. Colnuitt. Joseph
Z. Brown. Evan T. Howell. John /. Hopk ms
u. D. Spa!dinH. Patrick Calhoun. u. n. Speer. |
ton Colyilie. William c. Glenn. James /. O'Neil.
There will be a general movement OF the
friends Of Mr. Hill on Monday night.