The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-20

the north with a better Idea OF the people south
Understand now more than iii in relation 70
yc1r needs and more OF the remedi : which you
should have TO relieve you from your ourdenA-
[Applsuse.l
ibelisve IN the democratic principles and 50
f "a t 1'e pep lIsys SSss tie best
INT rests Of the country viii be
subserved by placing the Democratic party in
power ZAP llslse.l 1 be ieve in home rule for
your state aud municipalities. believe IN good
government eve ywhsre. ! believe IN equal
eaxation- ! be ieve that agricultural interests
should be encouraged as well as other interests
TAppause In a word we want 10 return 70
the Old frugal administration Il our
fatterS Applause We Vant to restore
the government % what II IN the days
OF the past. Keep up your party organ zati Cd
Be not deceived by n Sc who ask you TO branch
of from your grand old party that has made
your state what IL is and has given glorious
applause And now thank you. my friends.
for The honor which you do me, and bid you
good afternoon. lCheers-l
AT CHESTER
Nearly the whole population Of the town
of Ches or was assembled az Chester when
the train pulled in and as Senator Hill made
his appear nee on the rear platform there
was the Wildest enthusiasm. He said:
My FELLOW CTrIzENs-I thank you for this
reception. voice. We are democrais
Applause am journeying to my home after
having b-en TO the capital OF Missississlppi TO
address the legislature Of that state ] am
pleased to learn the fact which you state that
majority OF tnis crowd are good, ioyal aud true
democrats. lApplauss.l The democracy Is
the salvation of our land; the democracy will
give us peace. prosperity, good government,
equal taxation. home rule, aud it will also have
a ng lease OF power. / trust. lApplause.l
The signs are bright. my friends for victory
IN the coming campaign. You have alS avs
done your duty in this section of the country.
up your Organization Be true TO your party,
be true to your state and your country, this
great and glorious country of ours. [Cbeers.l
THE STOP AT ROCK HILL.
The brief stop viii the train made at
Rock Hill did not afford Senator Hill time
60 say more than few words to the multi
tude Of cheering democrats there
their presence and regretted that he
could not accept the invitation
which come one in the crowd extended
him to remain over night and address the
6smocTacy. AS the train move out the as
sembIage gave three cheers for Hill. the
crowds ascend led at Fort Mill and several
other small p 1ints. but the senator did not
make any remarks
PRAISE FOR SUPPER.
LEXINGTON, N. c., March 19.-The
largest crowd of the day was assembled at
Charlotte. N. c., where the q ain stopped
for supper. The senator was greeted by
loud cheers and a band played out
side on the depot platform while
the party we're at supper. AS he started
for the train again the crowd resumed its
cheering and the senator spoke as follows:
FELLow CITIzENs-I beg your pardon for de-
tanning you while took supper at this place.
but was informed by my fellow travellers that
this was one OF the best railroad restaurants in
he
myself. Laughter l am pleased to say that
my expectations we're moro than realized. and
can safely recommend this restaurant to tbs
travelling public Applause.
think that after this puff the proprietor ought
90 give me free pass. Laughter aud applause
I thank you for the compliment you pay me
by this impromptu reception. an not going
to make any speech. AS you may be well
aware exp ct TO vi 1t your locality on May 90
next and participate with you in the snniver
sary Of the Meckleuourg declaration Of indie
pendence. [Cheers l must reserve my ad-
dress for that occasion. [Laughter.l
THE DAY OF DAYS.
suppose you could not think we'll OF anv
public man who should pass through this sec
ton and speak 70 you who did no. refer In some
form or manner to that Mecklenburx indie
pendeucs declaration. LApplause.l July 4
has no show in this section of the country. l
believe lLau yhterl l have been journeying
TO the south to the capital of the
great state Of Mississippi where 1
addressed the legislature upon political topics
luohCc lOuE W tue great manu- dCJufluG
town of birm nRham, in Alabama, then to Sa-
vannah. then to Augusta, aud to day addressed
the democracy OF the capital of the state of
South Carolina find myself tonight Journey
ing rapidly through the state of North Carolina
/ am pleased to meet this gathering of citizens
You love your country. You are actuated by
the best Of motives ia your endeavor TO pro-
mote GOOD government. [Applausel
You want an economical administration Of
public affairs You want home rule in your
state You want the privilege OF regulating
your domestic affairs In your own way.
ICheersl You want control of your own local
elections Applause. You have passed
through serious days In the past | congratu-
late you now upon the fact that you have got
rid OF your old carpet-oag government Jap.
plausel, and that now the people who ought to
rule North Carolina are ruling it. Prolonged
applause
THE COMING VICTORY.
I congratulate YOU upon your auspicious
signs OF vict ~ in the near future Cheers
The Democ attic party purposes TO carry the
next national election. Great applause We
have no doubt that you will contribute your
electoral vote. Applause. The Empire state
proposes TO cast her electoral vote in the same
way that North Carolina does Ire
newed appause.l My friends keep
up your regular organizations: defend
democratic principles; educate the people: an
courage your industries; build up your own
towns and your cities and we will have state
and country of which every patriot may well be
proud. lApplausel AMI now my friends, re-
serving what propose TO say more in detail to
you at your Nee kleaburg celebration on May 20
next, thank YOU for this imprompJu reception
and bid you good night. CHEERS.
PRISONERS ESCAPE.