New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11
Drscr-ssING MIR. HILLS SPEECH

~ vAs THE ABSORBING TOPIC or CoNNERsA-
r,,v N WASHINGTON YESTERDAY.
washington. April 10 CspecaO. Senator HilTs re-
,narl,,ll, address in the Senate yesterday was the
suhiec, Of conversation whenever ana Wherever
Senator's anl Representatives. met to-day. ~ MAJ
ter how harshly his argument IL criticised 'fe i"''
that Il has created profound impression Is every
.n.h.ro admitted To 10 less would be obviously
foolish Mr. Hi Is not orator in the ordinary
s.rse - the word He has no peculiar sftS OF
voic- or manner expression. lie mas ~ sy'e'
Eut h. understands himself perfectly. lie N"o"H
what he wants - say. and h. can sag II suohe3
and artfuiy His words are well juIgeI io' 'ne
onect 10 desires 10 produce. He had t'r c'hiPil-
mon, pail 10 him Of the gathering OF a remarNaoe
,,,tt.r.. E,,y important members Of either house
,,r.t f., attend and most Of them remained uhtn
his final sentence had been spoken. IneEe was
more In this attention than the mere V"''2S"F VI
,,.. nile q, r.lr from a man who dares to oppose
his marty Mr. HM WAS heard because he began
by saving sagac!ous. wcIdlrectel thinsS' anu ''e
went on saying them 20 the last
Il v,s not a speech f1r HON" consumption. mercy
I, u,s not written only 10 b. rcad. Il vas az
dressed beyond doub; to his Ncw-York CONSTITUENT
cl.s II was addressed also - the country anu d"
lsriuc I'D come ont against the PopulIst teni'h'''
~ his Marty Mr. Ill displayed a quality % cou'
40. which has not generally been conc'i'd ID mn"
p., - WAS SPOKEN % produce an immediate erect
llnl ~ ofpositlon - the bill and to concentrate
II al flr th. moment upon the income lax ir"'"'
Their. vas scarcely a form u dlssaisiict.oh xxx
fb. lil lnI surely there are forms enough VIM"
Ill r1, receive a touch. and YET this wa - ~
fuIy done, that while all thos" ".'nrlt3 "' 'Pl.'ii
u,I f,.t the impulse ~ irat tp"ch tn| , ,P,
r,es {, the country protest against I'm,
,,,,ti,n aud M. speaker has left himself IN Z.
position % Talk AMI act freely on a" '"e '''' w.
thr h'lD 4, ,rho,-
Although Nir IIi left himself FREE - 90 W"n,
ln,oni. lax being stricken from tn" Dli ne uIt ~
conceal III. fact that ne was oppoSrh 20 me - ~ ~
~ me. hln o. ITS purpose ana KS me noN ~
lil flt profess how when h" c.u'' ~. 9"''' a.
j. is ie % speculate upon ~" exact e'''.s % ~,
fil'~ r.mark- Tier" h no d'dht AZ 40 .'.t'
many ~ d.. party who are personally u''i ~
MIN and extremely anxious % pass a ~ - 81" 49,,
,,rin 3, ,ulI Ink. % With MIN against tn' l'
r,r,. frN blt th-r. 4 general opinion tNi''H,
ID, 10Th hlus~s to-day that II the income taN WI.
nit the Wilson hiil would never pass ne
AMI southern sections % the party G'h'id!S h'I'
4, =, T.. vial feature - the bill 1hry are NOR
determined 10 have the incum" tax IMAM AhNlu
,ts. a. The h.ll ,,f the House u "aN fall'il
p,r,..sf MEASURE l. contained free coal free 'ea'
fr... iron free sugar and an incon" 'aA , ~
Amended by n. senate c1nmitt'". every otH't i"I'
mis-, demand than the income tax was abhnhoh'i
ana moss 10 throw 10 over. too. ~ regarded a. a
S,,,i measure II looks now as II the b!.l win an
Income taN could not pass the senate. ana az II
v',hout the Income tax a. would surely IAN Ia the
House.