The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-07
SENATOR HILL ACCEPTS.
CAN'T REFUSE, HE 81 rs, WIrB TINE
LIFE or TINE P1RTr 1T STAKE.

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'oehr"a's ADDRESS =" tue CH.didHtes-
Responses or Hm nnd Lockwood
Tho Notification Committee anpointed Inv the
Dcmocrs,jc s,s,s Convsn,I,n ma, ,es,srdov
ansrnoon AZ 4 o,,iock In tho porL Avorua
aier"ooh uo"eN - an FarA evcmue
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Of Governor and Observation-Disclosures The
committees wore Jsn.a w. UIjnrklrv. " Hourks
Coehpan' C Te,S ss'n p' W M,r rinEn,Ss' N1 nsaFt s.
Parker, and James ~. Bell. The formal GER
cmony took place in the rooms OF the
ground floor Of the West Thirty-second
street side OF the hotel. The candidates
were escorted down stairs IRON their apartments
BY Mr.; HipeAiey and Mr.. COCHRAN s ar and were
greeted with r"ttiing cheer Ivy the geo Demo
Gratis present. All Of the state Committee were
from New York and kinss and the country dis,
. .iso sv s sSaS ooS . nI1 am" M ,t m,i ~ npI ,Ss Src" walked t,rsl
nl,cc and ali tho ,ina IN. cboors asc.,d.d
both bowed screncly and smiled at tine enthusi-
asm Of the Democratic warriors.
Major Hinckley raped for order. and silence
came IN an IN instant, then s.eppee forward Mr.
COCHRAN. vi me platform ana IN congress ny.
,oeAr"h mas u resoha"t 'oico' iesteruay ne
spoke IN low VoheO' bue tney were ueep anu
penetrating rs he addressed first Mr.. Hill, aud
afterwnrd Mr.. Lockwood. and than The two
Iai,,,. ..aa,s s.,,as.a 20, Ia,a..s
JIMMY. spooVh ue'efeu VIZ ih'ense
Cochran. standing within n few FEET of Mr., Hill.
s.,l.
cocKRAN TO THE CANDIDATES.
SENATOR Hill: The Notihcation Committee
s s6S4PSaiIs t Sy S%e Hs yoS ns% S tbe n Ennfsntlon
which was made In your presence on the
seen by you, unexpected by the country at large,
has been the signal for q Democratic revival;
for the awakening Of Democratic hope. and will
Democratic party will pass to victory through
out the country on election day. [Chcers.l
der re Sra Giisas e eiTcam INSTANCES and sSspt oo SSseRtssa n aot
to put your name In nomination.. Tut in times
duty to lead us. The Democratic party In These
moments Of extreme peril. sensible Of tie danger
that surrounds II. demands to follow in your
by all the triumphs Of the past, ,by all the lin
future 20 come forward. We ask you 10 lead us
once more, and we are certain that when the
standard is placed in your hands 1t will be the
guarantee OF victory before the first blow is
Mn. L~ocKwoop-The same demands made of
Senator Hill apply to you, and we ask you to
Join hands with him in the time OF need and
than any other man In this State that large ele-
ment OF the Democracy which prefer to be un-
der any other leader than tie gentleman who
heads the ticket to-day. In the days of pros
perity we could get along with fac
tons; We could have divisions In our
party, aud competitions for distinguished place.
party, animated by q single thought de-
voted to a single canse and following q
But In the hour Of peril we must have but ono
single leader. The Convention has asked You to
stand side by side with the gallant leader who
has shown US the way 70 victory SO often, feel
ing certain that a united Democracy will rally
to the support OF the ticket, tCnecrs.l
Nov, gentlemen, the people OF this coun-
try await with anxiety. the answer which
shall fall from your lips Tho Chairman Of the
state Committee Is awaiting your affirmative
reply TO flash IL all over the State. The
Chairman of the National Congressional
Committee is awaiting II TO telegraph 1t to the
uttermost boundaries of the country. 1t will in
spire new life into the party everywhere when
he telegraphs that the invincible champion of
the invincible Democracy Is ready once more 10
carry the party to victory. lGreat cheers.l
Tb.re WA n sec,nd,. siIenca ma Mr. Cochran
nnished. ana then came an outourst OF cheers
that ratified the great windows of the hotel.