The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-13

each; or $4,000, in all, meking. an snnns.
yearly salary list Of $4,000 for n,
sum by this increased representation will b,
$50. 900 yearly, when all other necessary ex.
pensss Of these eighteen sens.or; are taken int
sembiy will he. under the proposed reapportion
ment, $50 members instead of.the present mum.
Of $4,000 yearly to the taxpayers for the sais.
ries Of the additional twenty-five AssemblyToen.
in, the Assembly means increased cIsri.
sSl:s S,or, ysri ~ w % a. have .sT e be T sSs's s.o !.
tbi, 900 in ali as the salary list Of the Assembly,
representation. combining the senate and As.
sembly Increased salary lists, the taxpayers Of
n tns ss ssits w,Il . sGyf TO and RsI s Syes ssOS s. sbi yearly srC.
posed reapportionment, or . 1,O00.00O. In ten
wears; The policy Of the, STAT, is against in.
both Houses. aud I would not be SURPRISED lift
100000 from the Taxpayers Of the State.
Fellow citizens: My, reliance, for success in
this this, c, ,SI I,iI Is I in The i I, tSs e s,s our s gS. hand snd
never deserted me In the past. / have no wealth
20 layishly expend, in aid OF my candidacy, no
banking houses In London or New York to draw
upon; no immense corporate influence to invoke,
and no secret organizations to promote my
principles 10 which the Democratic party stands
committed before the country, and. upon their
merits alone, l must stand or fHll."
Senator HIN referred TO Mr.. Morton's coming
out in favor OF good roads, aud remarked that
the Republican candidate for Governor would
find It pretty hard walking around the State
this fall. In referring to Gov. Flowers admin
istration, he said: Gov. Flower Will turn over
on Jan. I to his Democratic successor all of the
state departments well and faithfully admin
In his review ofthe tariif question he said that
under the. new law Democratic prosperous
times would soon return. some one In the
audience thereupon shouted ,, That's what we
WANT and the Senator replied: I'VE will give
II TO YOU"
lie urged that all Democrats register. He said
he was pleased to see that the Democrats in the
interior OF the State were getting together In de-
fence of Democratic principles without regard
TO past differences, and he hoped the Democracy
in New York and Kings would follow their ex-
cellent example.
referring 10 his acceptance OF the nomination.
Senator Hill said that cowardice was not a part
OF his nature. and II was but his duty to lend his
aid now In this crisis of the party which had
honored him so much In the past.
The speech was interpreted with frequent
outbursts OF approval. especially the speakers
reference to his election and his determination
not to desert his party now In time Of peril.
Ex-Congressman Rockwell followed Senator
Hill with a short address.
After the meeting Senator Hill went to New
York city and will remain there until Monday,
where he will confer with the Democratic cam
paiRn managers. On Monday night next week
he speaks in Kingston, on Tuesday afternoon In
Little Falls, on Tuesday night In Utica, on
night in Rochester. on Friday night In Buffalo.
and on Saturday night at some town In the
western part Of the state not yet determined
upon.