St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
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Io!o VI HIS own Dull cnaTu.-CnlcaSO
Record.
Senator Hill still holds decided anti.
Cleveland views of the tariff, the in
come tax, and everything generally
Chicago Tribune.
We cannot help but regard the speech
as demagOgic, and fashioned solely for
the advancement of Da vih Bennett Hill.
Chicago Dispatch.
David B. Hill made it quite clear in
the senate yesterday that he has about
the same affection for the income tax
that bull has for red rag.-Baltimore
Herald.
Senator HIPS speech is the wa il of a
sore head. He snarls at the president,
he abuses the tariff bill, sneerS at
Gresham, and berates the policy of
everybody except his own.-St. Joseph
News.
The Republican papers are excess
lively lubilant over tie speech of Sen
atOr Hill. This was to be expected
They see in ii Il hope OF defeating tariff
reform. aud So disgracing and dis.
honoring the Democratic party.-Pitts-
burg Post.
Ii we are not mistaken he has killed
the Wilson bill. He has stepped to the
very front of The line and, al ID single
bound. proved that he is a constructive
instead OF a destructive StateSman.-
New York Recorder.
David Is. Hill knows that majority
of the Democrats or New York ae
opposed to tariff reform of the CleYe
land brands and that is why he appeared
in the senate as the moathpiece of Col.
Dana. -Cleveland Leader.
No. Mr.. HIPS professions of regard
for tariff reform are altogether too much
like the SalulatiUnS of that parsonage
mentioned in Scripture who hailed his
victim with: 'ilow art thou, my broth
err" and then smote him under the fifth
rib.-BOStOn Globe.
Governor Mckinley should look to his
fences. He has rival. The wild
whoops of approval that proceed from
the protectiOnists over j. Iscarot HIPS
speech Indicate that the latter gentle
man is in high favor for the Republican
nomination III 1896 Chicago Herald.
If Hill is nominated in 1896 the dis
custom OF the tariff question will be re-
mltted to the people i'll their congress
ional districts, as was done in 1872,
when the Democrats had the high pro-
tectionist, Greeley. at the head of their
ticket.-St Louis Globe-Democrat.
The speech Of Senator Hill upon the
income tax feature of the tariff bill ap-
pears more like Il Republican argument
than anything else. In fact, it was SO.
In scarcely paragraph was there any
consolation for the advocates of the
Wilson bill.-Coiumbus Dispatch.
Mr.. Hills whole speech is deadly
blow TO the taritf-Smashing scheme. Ii
it is to be treated as guide to his ac-
ton, he cannot accept the pending bill,
nor is any change probable which will
make it of character that would mar
monte with his utteraEceS.-P hiladeI-
phia Press.
Mr.. HIPS present purpose is appar-
emily to help the Republicans 10 defeat
the revenue bill, and as long as he adj
heres to-tlat they will probably stand
by him. Ii he shall fail, and it is hoped
that he will, they may find occasion
again to measure him up at something
near his proper size. -Philadelphia
Times.
it may be that Mr.. HIPS speech was
intended merely for revenge. being
meant to confuse the situation and to
render less the probability of the pas S.
age of any tariff bill at this session of
congress. This is. perhaps, as reason
able view OF his address as can be
derived from its terms and the sur
rOundings. Courier-Journal.
He miSrepreSented the measure; said
that it was radical whereas it is protect
i've; professed to be in favor OF tariff
reform while denouncing the shortest
step that could possibly be taken towards
it: but he reserved the expression of
my (hiS) views upon its other Chan i'll
come tax features until near the close
OF the discussion" New York World.
Senator Hill has piucl--a quality that
Is as useful i'll politics as in some other
occupations. When he takes stand it
is bold one. that cannot be misunder-
stood by friends or enemies, aud in his
speech yesterday he gave both friends
enemies an abundance of food for
thought. and ammunition for future
attack or defenSe.-B Baltimore Ameri-
can.
Hill started in with his fllibustering
against the tariff bill early. Thus far
Hill has not had much experience in
this line, but lie has special aptitude
III political trickery, and he will doubt
less quickly learn all the resources for
obstruction which the lax regulations of
the senate proVide.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The recreancy OF Senator Hill and his
associates has brought honest Demo-
Gratis face 10 face with serious situa-
ton. Wisdom, political integrity. al
legiance to the Democratic faith, render
II necessary that the apoStatcS should
separate from The party which they
have betrayed and attempted to wreck.
If they do not 60 out voluntarily and in
peace they must lie driven out.-Chica-
go Herald.
MI HIPS remarks upon this great
question are more or less tinged with an
animus OF hostility toward the admin
lStration, viewing the pending measure
n - i-t pnt, l., ~
is point that weighs little against the
arguments by which the senator sus-
tains his position. We leave the ques-
ton OF anilnuS for the senator to settle
between Mr.. Cleveland and himself
Washington Post.
For Senator David B. Hill there is no
excuse for the wantonness of this
treachery, nor for the corrupt political
ambition, seliishness and greed in which
il was eDgendered. His name is crossed
out of the Democratic books His place
is among the camp followers of the Re
publican party. The Democratic party
must gain its future triumphs not only
without his aid. but in spite of his gan
grened and malignant enmity.-Chicago
Herald.
Now,if Senator Hill will join the Civil
Service Reform league he will have the
mugwump contingent of New \ ork in
exchange Tor the forfeiture OF all the
claim he has ever had upon the regard
or support of the national Democratic
party. We advise him to take the final
plunge. He has left the Democratic
party, and the Republicans do not want
him. Mugwumpery is his only recourse.
st. Louis Republic.
The real truth about the whole matter
is that Mr.. Hill does not believe any
thing. He is hampered by no convic-
iionS Or even opinions, which he would
tot sacrifice to further his own ambI-
ton or TO feed his own hate. Unless
this fact is borne in mind it Is impoSsi-
BILE 10 account for OF explain his many
silly and even contradictory utterances.
indianapolis News.
Whatever the administration is for,
Hill IS against. Hills great object as
senator is TO annoy the administration
and oppose the measures it fayors. TO