The sun., 1894-10-21
HILL ON HIS WAY HERE.
WILL BE IN AND hBoUr VIEW ToRE
UNTIL THURSDAY MIDNIGHT.

WILL BE IN AND hBoUT VIEW YoRE
UNTIL THURSDAY MIDNIGHT.
Five Speeches TO Make Berssbouts s-a =
Policy OF Coueiiistio- In Congress s.s
| Assembly Nou.iustions 20 Carry Out-Ths
State Conrittee's Appeal for = Little
Money 60 Fisht Great Deai-wsshine-
ton I.tere-tea- -Buzzsrd's nay snert.
Senator Hill is on his way TO New York, and
will probably be at the Park Avenue Hotel to-
| day. The Democratic chieftain spoke at Olean
last night, and the programme was 10 take him
by special engine down 10 Hornellsville at mid
night in order TO have him here on time to-day.
He will be in town most of the time until mid
| night next Thursday. He will have apartments
| at the Park Avenue Hotel. He has spoken
| almost every day since the campaign opened.
| save for hoarseness he is in good trim, and in
the best fighting humor. His campaign opened
| In gloom.
| the campaign will develop many things that
| will upset the confidence Of the Republican
| party.
The Hon. John Boyd Thacher went TO Albany
last night. He is preparing q document which
| he believes will have good effect on the cam
paign. Senator Hin comes here to discuss with
Major Hinkley, Lieut-Gov. Sheehan, Hugh J.
| Grant, William II. Grace, Commissioner James
| D. Bell of Brooklyn, and others on the sit
| uation as 70 nominations for Congressman and
| Assemblymen In New York and Kings. Major
Hinkley says his name should not be spelled
with &C" He said last night that his own
newspaper In PouRhkeepsie until yesterday
morning. and all OF his relatives, spelled It with
&C." but that he had looked up the record for
the last 400 years, and he had found no war
rant for the &C."
The Major had . numbeE, Of interesting visi-
ground but the Major says he has received en-
courasing letters from Secretary lamont who
is now with his dying mother at McGrawville,
o95ns1% ons Of f tRe Majors visitors was Bradley b.
and National Committeeman from the State OF
Vermont. Mr.. Smalley was one of those excellent
sso Mr smaey m IgV tells sT said Mr. Mi Hinsiey key
that he had seen some members Of the Cabinet
each had expressed his confidence that
The DemocTsey would be % sncGessdui in ot this
essrS feature Of the IN sSs s"s
intense interest, and never before In washing
s
the election in this State will have on national
politics and In Wash la
has as much interest in the result in this State
as II the election was TO take place in his own |
Then Major Hinkley handed out the follow |
Ing which he said he had received in letter |
talked with Lamont. Gresham. and Maxwell in full |
to assist you greatly in your work The WORK here
wS pnds5 IN s and you M T s,s r9m ali
about what the Hil men did in issa told you
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they % fought for the election .! Cleveland I wish
Ssq Ss ns Nsw a IS,s s am Dolls
Senator German. when he was Chairman OF |
the National Democratic COMMITTEES In 1884. |
S naGs
peal was made by the National Committee two
years ago; Major & Hinsley after I'd Discussing ;c1s
with Senator German and William c. Whitney
and others, issued the following appeal yester-
To Democrats and all others desiring Democrufto
he ss OF New Toi
SS sSoiywhess By s'I those Who bes~s in doc
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freely given TO the great OF Democracy in tho
% s pa s aoa o
in New York. When all others stood aoof, he
sSqrsse and probable rout has been turned to pos
most essential that The majority e Of the New
be eb be%ocrstic II in isSs tRere should be fsnss
be In ses o Es Country
but the Democracy Of New York know full well
what great wealth at the disposal OF their opponents
charge OF the Democratc in this State can be
supplied with suicent funds TO properly present To
Il Is SsondenS nj beleved that ali the wealth Of our op
ponentS Will be unavailing and the cause OF pemoc-
eonadsni appeal to the people p for Or Sssissnss
j. W. HiSELET. Chairman.
Concerning the Congress and Assembly nomi-
nations in New York and Kings, IL was the opin- |
that there would be concessions all around, and
that a number of candidates would be pulled
out In the interest of harmony. Senator Hill Is
the chieftain, and he believes In conciliatory
He tells his friends that he will leave no stone
To gather around the Democratic
Mr. Grant, Mr., Thaeher, Mr.. Hinkley, and
with Senator Hill.
at Yonkers; Tuesday, Brooklyn, in the
Academy OF Music; Wednesday, Carnegie Hall: |
afternoon In Long Island City, and In
be q great labor demonstrations; Friday, Water
town; Saturday, Oswego.
UptO midnight last night no letter or check had
has sent a modest check, William Collins Whit
hey has chipped In liberally, and so have Col
IecIor James 7, KLlbreth. Naval ON ofiiesr Chris
Bum, and Surveyor Mcguire.
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