Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-01
HILL Is FOR CLEVELAND
The New YORK Senator Talks on
the Issues of the Campaign
He Severely Scores Republican rrotee-
tion and Clearly DeHaes the Demo
cratic Policy-wnl support CIeVe-
land and Stevenson.

Gratis of Brooklyn, \. Y. on the even
ing of September la. Senator David Il
Hill was present and in answer 10 an
uproarious demand ma5s a lengthy
speech upon the var.ons questions Of
moment IN political circles to-day, and
among other things declared himself in
favor of the chosen Leaders Of thc dem
ocratic party. The following gives the
principal points Of his speech;
Il am reminded Of the Fact tha,it VA in THIS
edince upon . memorable occasion il ~ tAaj
had the homer q expcessiag 70 ne iar-rp5
democracy oikiurs county TIE sentiment ! sn
sdenocrat and under tie existing poiuca. ST
usiicl l know a. no uS-s app-or-BIe Place -
presence than here 10 declare hail va 4 DEN
oorat before the Chicago convention ana an q
democrat sil
Tho national democratic coaveaiiou q 1872
has passed into history with is 7acorG. u II
unphs and its dissppo.aiEsziS ne wisdom
Of its action is noi now 10 Re Questioned II
was the court o. iasi resort established ~ party
usage as the final sreilsr 70 determine fhs co--
hictng interests and claims @. cs15ldataS
states and sections and is detsNo1 VII " ST
cepted with royal soQuivsoeaoe ~ ever we
and patriotic d~eEnor-ai who reoaSaisas the Ne
oessliy Of party organization az disGFlzs
and respects the oh.ieauo-s which he ASSUMES
In It's membership
From this time forward imperative iuues
are imposed up11 Is Fscuo,a- appeals >h1l.5
now cease, the spirit q resentment should Re
abandoned, state pride Should ~ S1hor1-aSies
10 the general sooi' reai - !a1c.& grievances
should be dismissed personal arhitscrs sAao.a
be sacrificed and individual t.s,72oluirez;s
should Be forgotten Is ms great emergency
ahfFb fnra-fs f-1-- - 49, - gvhHr-r-- - e
widespread and lo:,y party Pst-ioi>--
Permit ne 70 repeat Ehat ! hal t1t ho1sr
Of expressing 10 The TaunaGy Sctt'3 o. he
4th Q. July .asi, before Ire -c10~S t'ou- 1zUd--
al convention had scarcely died away. a. "a.
lows: Our course al TIE present time j main.
In the approaching struggle tho tt-oea-cv a
New York should present . solid f-a1i 20 re
common enemy Loyalty 70 clri.ss. 3e-o,ra:.
ic principles and % = s-.ar.y nominated Cs-tf
dates is the supreme duty q ,he boar
r~eite-ate these sentiments nov. We ere enter
lug upon the tEentySeyeuia pts.lcnt5a. elec-
,iou since the organization q our government
The good citizen, DESTROYS @! ti>char-i1c A!s
ful! duty in tais crisis, ACCORDING tu h crz-
science and bis Judgment, lrtafuolced hy 81
lsh considerations viii discover two great
parties srrayel against each o.her, sfr-rr.-
for the coItro. al TIE goveraEe1; ant appeal
Ing TO the people tor their suErsscs
He reviewed the history Of the two
parties and continued:
II ! we're askcl 10 5chue III o-s funds.
menta. difference between tic two parties.
thould state that one Believes i1 a size; COZ .
A~lrucion Of The federal constitution. aud Tie
other in loose oue, One party believes 'tat
lhe genera governments powers stou,4 ae
confined 10 those which are specific IS granted.
ana that nothing Can be done under he genera.
welfare clause except the exercise O. hose
functions which are incident AID -ecessary 10
the carrying out Of The expressed powers. while
the other believes hat under that clause 4.
powers Of coaggess arc -bsiantls.iy urrsst-c,
I'd and limited only by its wise discretion
Starting cut with different views o. he colsu-
tuition, The two parties have na'er;arY eDrr-
ciated different theories q government esrt-
cially upon the allimportant subject a federal
taxation 4 division upon The tart question
was inevitable.
The republican party advocates ne doctrine
that the government has a constitutional As
wei as a moral right 10 impose iarlH duties for
thH purpose Of encouraging Tic building ID O.,
private industries by the imposition o.: duties
sufficiently large to prevent foreign cornets
Hon, irrespective Of the question o. the needs
q the treasury, while the democratic psrtv -.
Eeyss that tho government has only a cgn>tt,u-.
uonal and mora RICH, 10 impose such duties as
may De necessary to rsi~c sufficient revenue 10
support the gcVtrnncui e~co-onic1.ly admins
'ered Iris Is the precise ISSUE sQuarcIv stated
The democratic u~ltioaal Platform give, forth
no uncertain sound upon ;his sun'el, and cor.
rectly states tho true position Of he pariv. 1,
denies the constitution 81 power o. The =. ye-r.
ncnt 10 Impose taxes for Other than rtg.+r ur-.
poses. II ca-r,e,Iv and en- ...-, 81 80 ptt
democratic faith We bsy5 .rrsrs - ~
nAty ate shot. a.
constitution fUr tic imposition If ,s-f~ 5r,srs
TO aid private industries: rui u1arn.r s-,b
tariff is constitutional n no, or Ebe,re-u ,
rrIciiesb.e 10 have the csrs i1. 7-,rerv -
o. decided, the system Itself rs y-c.o,s h ,Sss,.
IRENE, UNJUST 10 The people aal s~r.,7-- IN ,1e
spirit o, cur free institutions " 'e
a iar.d bill upon its face us8a,l~ declares ,
~, us oe!ccl 80 provide "a oal mans ,
IN, dn.I.. -. ; y "a -"''I"u'A' ana Na'i CO {
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for ,bc ro",,s 10 - il It-> Pie 3
neasu-c vas no, s,isl. -'E-' q. ..f
the eoysr,rer, +, ~ P.-,'t' 's'""lT lHt d
otis fra-ors v-, - ID ~ o9.'''
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remedy on tho rart ~ ~ n, .IIa--'''E ,
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Of, The ~ovcr,~,,, 'N'' oI'e-'u A1lhs PoEer u
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"tHIto' Nh cIted authorities in sun. 3
Port Of his argument and said. ,
In the Ign, O, these sr.bo :
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arrlye at the r,,ci.sS- ~, ,l''l H1eh VII! =
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for nriya,. ntrn,sas .'a' aAAto1 !
ri have rea wi, IN -t'AA" .
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able ground pnon wtts rtst"t a s.As'e Yen. 70
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