The sun., 1894-10-28
mil ANSWERS MKINLEY.
,cgS, ~ ST. LhWfENcE AND
JgFrERsoN COUNTIES. ..


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o.o,xs,rso. oct. 27.-senstor David D. Hill
.n.-.eo At 5 40 O'Clock this morning. reach
~. her. At noon amid the boomine Of cannon.
-, ..s route large crowds were conGTegnted
- several stations. and many people boarded
,n..,- 70 grasp the Senator BY the hand. He
s.,arsd himself to appearing on the car plat
,,,rn trt about a minute st each place and tell
To- The democrats TO be Of good cheer. that they
..r, going IN win. On arriving here the station
.od The streets leading thereto were thronsed.
Th. senator vas met By . local reception com
ri,tee. headed by the Hon. Daniel Mssone,
Thon.s Spratt. Frank Owen. George Z. Van
y.unsn. collector Of the Port Of oedensburE.
I'd Gerrse Hall. Chairman Of the 81 Lawrence
democratic county COMMITTEES.
A rorslng welcome was given the Senator -
n. .lishted from the train. The party was
..ccrted In carriages. through streets ltned with
p.opl.. 10 the residence Of Mr.. Hall, By the
ovdensburr City band and the Young Mems
n.moera,ic Club. several hundred strong.
senator Hill was entertained at luncheon By
Mr.. Hall this afternoon aftsr which he wns
,.corted 10 the ogdensburg Opera House. which
-,s crowded TO the doors with over 2, 900 people.
tn. meeting vas called 10 order By George Hall,
chairman Of the County COMMITTEES. The Hon.
nani.l Masone. who was COLLECTOR Of the Port
under Clevelsnd's first Administration, was
chosen to preside over the meeting. In intro
auc'ns so Si-,-.. .....--.., a, ~. 49,
orsve'e enu WS-- s...,.- uu, -. !. -,
cratic paiT. 80 g.
the sudienoe fo'e VIE aln' -
.ana,s .. ..,,Os their M. - en..-,ns
,.' % .Ie ~
Justify.
"a. r.p.a,.d several times when he made some
r --..--S -a
$780, \. ala. '
.r .e.,,.iv .xp>rted IN meet With thi, am
.,.,...is .-s..,;or ,r ,bt, .,ro,,holo ~ a.
publicanism. When You and. especially In
,ock. .rihb.d ~. Lawrence. an active Democrat.
you and true, reliable, and active eiti.~n. This
n.isn O, ass when wa, for q second time
chosen by the people OF this state - their Gov
ernor | had intended to visit your magnificent
s.s's hOep,'"l .ue ., , y.
Ihad something to do with L trust, however. that
some other time possibly as the Chief Executive
=, - g.. r,.r .o.tn ~,.,s 81. - "a
Va 'ie S'es'' -, $3.50 80 eA.s ene
officially inspect this Institution" IProlonged
chcersu
~ -. ..s...s .. ,~-AS A. s :, 49,
nc tnen rene~l'eu - nn'n tne "tA u tns
Democratic party In carrying out the plsdGss OF
the Chicarp platform and speakfnr ON ths
- -. a, 40. x.-..I- -lS
IArin n a. M 'S'"e IN ehiS ~np~ikn- sAu'
This question was passed upon by the people
IN 1892 after on~ of the greatest sducn nttoaai
rr- ...-,-- ---.
o.nPeAsu' e'e' e""' Auo eeeision eApressoo
then by the people was based upon intelligence
and good Judgment We have nothing tn fear
from A rediscu ssiou Of the tarifY ouestiou 40
not believ. the people intrad 10 ehsnre nor can
they be led into chanrine their decfsiye yer
dict Of 1892 All I can say OF Mr. McKfnlev
Is that he has run mad on the htRh protect
I've tariff question: and he With the other Rr
pu blican party leaders seems 10 have Loaf hi.
reason You would think from reading hia
speeches that high tarfff taxntion was a ble-s-
In e; that the tariT was not a tax: that the for
: gners nav TIE tarif far I will NOT insuIt vonr
loteIligenCe in again discu sing these oueatfons
Your verdict in 1897 shows that Won hay,
thou ght thesr ouestions ont for yourseH Nr
arrai1ns the Drmocrstic marty for
lie crime OF redueff,g taIation through a
revision OF the tari0 I've are ready 10 be in
iicted and convicted nm this arrnIenrnrnt ara
viii CONFIDENTLY abid. the deei.iorI of the peo-
lie and 10 INV mind nothing bNt the repetition
u the magnihcent vote OF 800 in this state
ANait u vs. ~ tne reeult OF sucn cOnylct1On- III