The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-01
Senator Hill.

Prom hs Pine B4f A,kansa, DAILY 6,uphis
Some 20 so far as to predict complete reconcilia-
tion with tho President Be that It may the sepa.
tor has raised himself materially in sstim alton Of
the thinking members OF tho party.
From the Nen Bet,ord Epenius Jov,a.
We have always thought that tho time may come
when tho despised and rejected David B. Hill will be
the ideal Of his party There many points Of re
semblancs between his career and that OF the late
James q. Blaine.
From the Sarannah Pres.
TWO or three Senators like Hill would knock OF
tho coating of old fogyism that the Senate
Prom hs Furoo Argus.
Senator David b. Hill is making friends every day.
and Grover must look to his laures leader Of the
Democracy.
From the Winona Daily Reytdlin1n
MI Hill comes out of tho silver repeal fight in the
Senate with greater credit practical politician
than any other Democrat In that body.
from de B,ReriHe (IH) Daily NroJ Deuoera.
No man ever ssnced his foes more effectively than
that parliamentary athlete. David Bennett Hill. Lie
stands before his countrymen to-day laurel crowned
more courageous. pucky. brainy man than Hill docs
not 1.-Two.
Prom ii. Fr,d,ricksbmg Free lance.
Nothing has ever equalled Mr.. Hills action in the
Senate for boldness. for audacity and for courage
New and untried In that body q dereated candidate
for his party's nomination revied and abused by tho
leading papers OF his State regarded rs petty poit
clan by grave and powerful Senator'S and nopt ed by
ne LOOK the senate by tho throat
and shook 1t into submission and pulled the Admins
tration out of hole Truly. Mr. Cleveland should be
grateful to David Bennett nill.
itom the Norrok landmark
Senator Hin was President the New York City
Bar Association but that IL probably because he never
lived and pracised law there and was therefore not
eligible to membership lie has not been Mayor of
New York. for the same general reason but he has
been President of tho State Bar Association and the
Governor OF the commonwealth. both OF which posi-.
tions he diRnihed and honored. He 10 ono OF tho
strongest and brainiest In public life to-day and
will yet be President OF tho United States No other
Senator has shone so conspcuously in tho present
struggle for keeping Democratic faith and preserving
the financial integrity Of the country as HILL and those
who rejoiced not long ago In contemning him. have
come now to sound his praises and recognize him az
the great American that he is
From The Philadelphia Record
The vgor and dash Of movement with which Senator
Hill has nung himself into the thick OF tho Tight the
keen Judgment svinced in selecting the proper point
of attack the courageous defiance with which no has
met and overturned the champions. who put parlia.
mentArism above consitutionalism and his stubborn
refusal to capitulate to the minority under the
spscous plea of harmony and compromise have given
ana splendid proof of his capacity for leadership
lie has proved that his saying. II am Democrat" il
no lido boast II 10 true
THAT mon may rise on steppingstones
or their ceAd selves to higher things"
and NO man In the public service has given nober or
more unexpected proof Of It than Senator HILL