The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-27
HILLS TRIUMpHAL TOUR.
CROWDS GREET HIM AT THE STA
TIONs IN UTICA AND sYRNCUsE.

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OswEoo, Oct Ex-senator David B. Hill ar.
rived here shortly after o'clock this evening,
and was met at the station by over thousand
persons, who gave him glorious welcome as he
slighted from his private car. the Pilgrim. The
Senator was accompanied by James Lindsay Cor
don Of New York city, formerly Of Virginia, and
Col. John g. McEwan. The Hon. Samuel A.
Besrdsley and Agricultural Commissioner Fred
g. schraub accompanied the party as far a.
Utica. On arriving at Utica the train remained
for few minutes. A crowd OF several hundred
persons surrounded Senator Hills car, and there
were cries for Hill. The Senator stepped out
upon the platform with z. Prentlss Bailey and
Mr. Beardsley. He said:
IL Am pleased to be able to say TO you that
since my visit here last week the cause Of De-
rnocracy has been steadily gaining ground Be
not deceived by the confident spirit assumed by
our adversaries. We are going TO win. The
people are not with the Republican party; they
are with us. BE not deceived by the boasts Of
tho enemy. nor the fact tibet the other side are
claiming everything at the suggestion Of Mr..
Platt Be OF good cheer. The people are with Us,
am sure you will not reverse the verdict Of 1892
establish themselves. Let them bring on Messrs.
Harrison, Mckinley. und Reed. We have no OBJ
lection, but we are sorry to observe that the
Republican party. has not within its ranks in
this State speakers who can defend her prin-
ciples and answer Democratic arguments. I
have only 10 say to these imported orators that
New York has always been able to vote for itself
without outside instruction. and will do so this
fall. She has also been the one State which
always stood for Democratic principles when
the tide Of Republication has swept over our
sister States in past years. New York will be
true to her record this fail in this respect, can
assure you"
Senator Hills remarks were received with
prolonged cheers.
The train 10 which was attached Senator
Hills car arrived at Syracuse at 4:35 o'clock.
At the station another crowd greeted him, and
. large number Of people boarded his car and
grasped the Senator's hand. Among them were
ex-Mayor William B. Kirk. State Committee
man John f. Gaynor. J. Frank Nash OF tho
Syracuse Courier. ex-Mayor Thomas Ryan. Post
master Milton II. Northrup, Melvin @. Haven.
ex-Congrcssman stahlnecker Of Yonkers. and
Warden James @. Stout Of Auburn. The Sena-
tor spoke few words from the car platform TO
the waiting crowd. and then introduced Mr..
Gordon, who spoke for few minutes,
At 8 o'clock Senator Hill left for Oswego ac-
companied by reception committee. Among
them were Postmaster Lewis G. Rowe, William
J. Bulger, Collector Of the Port Of oswego; Will
liam T. Henderson, the Democratic Con gression-
ri nominee for this district: ex-Judge James r.
O'Gorman, ex-Postmaster John A. Perry, Capt.
Albert M. Hall Of the Oswego Palladium, Re-
corder Charles N. Bulger, ex-Dstrict Attorney
Charles W. Avery, and Anthony salladin, Chair
man Of the Oswego County Democratic Com
In -
greeted Senator Hill at Phoenix and Fulton. On
arriving here he was driven to the residence of
Theodore Irwin, where he was entertained at
dinrer.
At q. O'Clock Senator Hill and party were |
escorted in carriages from Mr.. Twins residence |
blaze of red fire tho footing OF the tugboats in
tho harbor. and through streets thronged with |
ggsople Hundreds Of Democrats from Fulton.
the hall 5000 persons were crowded in IL, and as
standing room within. ON the stage were |
seated nearly all the prominent Democrats in |
the ne county including the most prominent Hill
When Senator Hill and James Lindsay Gordon
the TaeS Slate. b.rs
Attorney Of the Northern district of New York
n s @Sdh % 5
him were prolonged and enthusiastic. Anthony
saladin Chairman Of the County Committee.
was named as Chairman. In introducing Senator
Hill Mr.. Poucher said that the Democrats OF the
was united for the State ticket as usual. Senator
Hill received an ovation he arose to address |
" am reminded that I speak tonight in the
That campaign wa. a most successful one, and
make this equally successful"
The new superintendent question was then re-
listeners to vote against each OF the thirty-four
appointments which are 10 be voted
eo s I'll: & 10 asdss
amendment ballots on the shelf
our the vote SS0th Il you do al, this throw
'ne-half vote in favor OF the amendments. Il
. your duty as Democrats and as citizens to
Which viii Be submitted separately. and against
he Judiciary article and the amendments which
senator Hill then took up the tariff question.
if i;g between the Mckinley and the new
!" read io,dsy Mr. McKinley's Buffalo speech.
lou would infer from that address that the
eopis in reducing their taxes. You S' woSia tkhs
hat Ia, the Democratic party had committed a
and, You would think that this Country ~ was sas
app as hs @so grew saIEKsr
himself admits that hist ariff bill would not
a,ss 's sas money to run the Govern;
fGs dswPS ss
70 would ask Its re-establishment, not telling |
on how he would raise the deficiency in rev
nues WHICH would again result from the opera |
lon OF such law, The people OF this country
70 satisnsd With its Judgment on this question
oolsd BY the honeyed words Of imported
emphasizes three important things which can
OF BE- obtained under the Mckinley bill. First
will produce suficient revenues 10 support
ne Goysrnmsnti second. 1t will not require the
sue OF any bonds 70 raise moneys 10 make up
enciencies in the Treasury; third. IL looks after
% interests OF the consumers OF the land, and
our workingmen. All tariff legislation
hould be based upon the theory Of doing the
Just the theory that the Democratic Tarifi
~ IL based on.
;" Mr. Mckinley sAys in his speech in Buffalo
hat tariff should represent the difference paid
wages between this and other countries and
am here tonight 20 make this statement aud
hAllenge contradiction, that there Is not a !
ngls manufactured article In any OF the
,hedules contained In the Democratic Tarif
III upon which there has not been left a nm
Ient duty 10 represent the difference az between
ries.
=" While Mr.. Mckinley is stopping through the ,