New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
RECEPTION TO SENATOR HILL

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MANY MEMBERS OF THE MANHATTAN CLUB
SHAKE HIS HAND-THE OTHER INVITED
CANDIDATES NOT PRESENT
Tired and hoarse from his long speech at the mass
mee,ing in Carnegie Hall Mr.. Hill reached the
Manhattan Club where 800. or possibly W. h'e"''e'
had gathered to greet him, at about II 80 p. H. re
drove down with Walter Stanton, Frederic H.
Coudcrt having reached the club some time carrier
The occasion. according to the inVitaV"hs' "''
reception given for the candidates on ,he "'""
ticket but Mr. Hill was the only one oil 'nei" P'e'
ent. , ,
A reporter asked Mr.. Coudert. who is the pfes'-
dent of the club II Mr. Cleveland were coming
NO I don't think so He was inviiei ne nm
swered Really IT is not reasonable TO expect VII,
C,o,,o,ora He's gone to the theatre, | believe.
find he generally does the right thing at the r'sn'
time" and Mr.. Coudert never even sn'''ei'
"Vere not the other candidates expected
..v.on ,bev werc invited but they are scattered
,.o, know and at work ! consider the reeepuo"
remarkable success considering the "ea'"'''
the houss is full .. n,r,
when the Senator arrived. Mr.. Coudert net h'''
at the door and drawing Mr. HilIs arm '''o"1'
bis own lcd him through the ranks o' sihl''"s
men 10 the recepiion-roor Mt. 'ouue''" "'"
49,, ,bro,vr hack and he walked with STACEY
,road He looked so proud OF tho honor coNler'''
upon him by cscorting Maynards maSte' ' "
was evident he had entirely forgotten tha' III "'
the chairman Of the Cooper Union mass NV ,''e
which was held under the auspices OF 'hc h'
Association and which so hearty ''"'""
vavnard's nomination last year. What an 'n.'
,i ,,o,,ory he has, And there he stood pF MI
rInrs side and positively seemed to lie enjoying
himself .aLa the
Recorder smyth was the first man 70 snaN' VI"
candidates hand Among the others ""o TO-
the honor were John T. Agnew' Mayor "'''''
Judge Truax John Z. Calhoun. J"hh = 'o','",
general Iohn f. Ward. Judge Giegerch' Da'l'
= ci,hert G. G Baldwin. ~. D. Macdonh i'''
master Charles ". Dayton. John h"he' o'o',
" / Brown l.. y Beck, Wayne "r'S"o''' IAN
I Dupignac Eugene L. Bushe Mlchael D. "u.
ot,cen +. II. Hatch. Bartp" :. NeeNS 'o'',
Nto1,,vre John Fox Edward Bell. August hel-
., Ior,llard Spencer Alexander Meakim. j. =
:, rar1,or Y : Oldie. Thornton y. Mo'leS'
yornon NJ Davis. Thomas T.. Crimnihs, JON" -
Crl,nu.ins Judge MARITIME Judge van "F,M'
ator John Foley. Of Saratoga, E'n'It . W. -''
Reginald r woodward. ex-State 'oh'toAe' "e''
-, ,.olonal George y Mcclellan, sylvester ).
o.suiilyan ex-Judge Van Hoes"n. james \. ''''
ING Genera, Thomas. Theodore Connolly "1ber'
# Spier IT, Forbes Henderson. 'aTroI h'E'''
Edgar saItus Major Hinkley. John Hoyd l"a'"r.'
John Hone jr. Francis VI Scott ana 'ha'' =
McClane W K Grace was expected hu' ""' ''
arrived at midnight .. go,
There acre rcf.cshments served IN the '"''' H'''
tho, nm the return 70 the reccpton-'ooih M
Co,tor; ,u,-.tucci Mr Hll. Hc said the senator
80 Lesr Govcrror. whether h would De As'h "'
not r.si.d With the higher powers. bil " 'o't 49,
hsrd work and skin could make him. ne W"tli "'
agatn II IIilt were defeated he "ouii nV' W ~,
fes,ed but the Democracy woula De II ~ a.,
49,. ,n.nhers OF the club To use theif lnhnrhcL IN
w. minds Of "our dsscntient brethren. so nm
our standari-Deartf may ''"' y" "
MIR Uill was greeted with great applause h
,,aroIv ,vart.d 10 thank the members on thr ''"p
~ - vrrv Kind and natteTlng reception. II was
a., honor TO be tho guest OF such .AihOur oi
"a tion II was not for him 20 o'er"suu'aus We We
trrrortance OF the conflict now being Nhs"u tf'.s
Ieuocrat ought to be able 10 see ms dntN , a,, ~
q" i, 81. thought he would receive ne sGppot'
~ ,he r,cone I'm the state and knew b" wouid nav"
no suuport OF the Manhattan Cluh. ne 'ho"but'
nov that he could speak TO a ui;ei peino-i -ia'y -"
~. state fApulauscD lie WishN 10 return near
f.lf thanks that ne now receiving ths SuiP"i'
-, rer ,.ho differed from him Ia lss- lc f't'S-
nizcd IN. ri.ht every Democrat 10 prefer "ti.'l
candidates II any man felt he couli not '"'t 10,
Mn he hopcd that man would not fall 10 .suppoIt
his honored associates on the ticket iNPl' ~
Then the senator hrauchcd on on hts ~ell worn
suhiect- the apportionment. Then he asked mem
10 iIsc every crort to keep Ncw-Nolk b,hAoctat,,i
and with a united party he thought Uey 'ou'l
40 so IL was easier To tcAr DOWN party u'hh
,o huild H. He admitted that the party may hh'e
made mistakes. but did not rcfeT 10 NaIh"tt ~
na,nc Although he realized the difficulties "hch
the party. he did not regret having hc-
cented the nomination. (Applans" tie thought
,hr clouds were br, akrg and saw signs OF victory
an every hand Senator fiill has good eyes. lie
nerched ON the Democratic banner, ne would do
Iii in nj. power TO make the party In the state
Dreater and stronger than ever before "'rrat ap-
al.