The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-25
HILL DEFENDS CLEVELAND
lgaIlSt The Assaults Of Some Of The
Democratic StlaiCTS.
tbs SOW FAMOUS WILSON LITTER.
The New York senator Compares what lie
Calls the Senatorial Conspiracy Against
the President 10 that Against Cesar.

The New York senator Compares what lie
Calls the Senatorial Conspiracy Against
o.. ,h., Ac.tnst C,..sr
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ASVINCTDN D. c. July 2i--The
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u The great national performance on
... floor OF the Senate was the part play
$500, nan 81, .t.,..,. t,l a.for5or
t- '9 No""''4 nm ''-N"' "' ''' N'
I'D The President against the assaults OK
.,mocratic senators ln connection with
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tr 10 Mr. wilson, the chalI-
HAN Of the House conferels on the
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.a Of the Constitution. that fl Was no
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Cog, but tnat IL was an hohes' e"o4' ~
..rrv Out fhe policy and theories Of the
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H.. i1','c i,v MIN NOS senators Who
'-~fr.,d ~ ','iin,, on frrlr own tudsment
and responsl lbllty. "badscred' the rrcsi-
e.lt 10 give them MS views upon e ,lie
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. Wh.te House
i.. wound It "A t,go hours sDeech ODris-
.r ,gst ,.itI tI.. .,,l,es 'sr3 eno. rs
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u Ills VII ana saIcdsiul py comparing
-i-,.iars ., tn.t ,rbirn c0rnnassed
a-saseinafion of .Iuiius C1esar i'm this
l....ri.lI paraIel. GorlUan stood for the
...n art hungry Cassius of whom
...l, u.ia ,I. thinks TOO much. such
,..r .tr. dangerots.'' Ionrs Of Arkansas
- I.nsst ETufus =" Vest for the
,.'. 60. 80 ST,.nrh.. ,.",rrthonV -
. a,ba 6istfr,,,iehed efnstor from Zen
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stt tiaItisi toi lnAa. -, ..l
,e P@i1l.ei Psda tbe DS sIo nie8 ,i. witch the
o.uspiators OF Oh made not lhat my
loved Caesar less but they loVed Npiie
more not that tne! loNel CIeEei"nu -, ,,
l-t ,hey loved their party ana county
more. g..
Mr. Hin was followed by MT. CaHeIy
O-A), who submitted motloh looHiHIs ~
'-e res,oIaSl3n @ ,o, ti the S's"' .f9rt speech
(Which was, however not conc.ude3) ne ne
accused the democratic IndHas.lS 49,, -, 80"
faiih In striking Guy iht sDIal a,,.'rf .a,Tj
his colleague (Blanchsrpl that they you'd you'd
on the tree list.
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h. "'V. "tt'S ia1o ",+'~.,,",ti,. Che conference
lIt9I AZ I-.gy =. o'"f.lt s.r. a.. Stn-
clsasfeehth' % %Il41'ci '.'l. I,r enDaxiny
.I..,.i, ave., Si4i !, VI he ne baciUnfn., iIg
9'I"S ia 80 ~ ~ 1'tieeti,n of the Prcsi-
a.',''t. .,teT ~ 2rr VXiiedn Nrr Hill said
-. by u-l,,id rn+ dieru4s The wisdom
~ S,-', ,~,,,riet, nf writing In on making IL
1.iritc Thc President was the Judge OF
1 .s'O a. -. to ,.rfti.isa min, in the
~ H1' ,. Fte fi-6 nnhlic dufv 10 his
'-'-- .,'1 =, bis ronntiy The President
b'l deen,5 il wise 10 SEMI that letter
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.n.5 ,cifh th. Presidents Judgment IN
49, Mint d. t{uD Was content He was
f,~a to 6atend the sentiments expressed
IN that letter. lie argued that he violated
no clause of the Constitution. and that
the President had the cohstltuuoial anu
moral ri~nt to send that letter. II was
not an official communication, IN tne
proper sense Of the term. IL was IN
tended al hrst as a private comm9nlca,
ton 90 longtime personal Iilehd ana
adherent.
pU1iEs on COAL AND Iron.
omins - lhe 4ues,lo ',o oi W. fe gIP,Sij ITI SSij
49, Nlr G0rmsn row defended these
duties.
as revenue duties" Mr.. German put
in
"As revenue duties" MT. Hill asscnted.
"I accept that suggestion. The senator
coal ana iron ore. whether a majority Of
the Senate desired IL or not. mat sena-
tDr DID not set up the childish defence
uat he was 'buncOed' into putting
duty on these articles
Referring 10 the Presidents tarn re-
form message OF 1857, Mr.. Hill approved
10 warmly. and said that since then tariff
reform had increased Irom day 20 day.
Democrats VINO hdd been unWlllns 70
take steps forward. had advanced greatly
from that day 10 this That message had
placed the President In the advance line
where he demanded radical reductions OF
duties or free importation Of raw ma
terlals. Ihat was me platform on WhlSh
tIrolltht CleNeldhq STOOD ln 1885, ana ne
nad taken no back track since then ON
s4at ParIculaI point. The senator RON
;'li W az lahu ana naa attempted yesterday 10
holu thS lItSl0eht responsible Tor the
uIohlcI1I uutrdnces or the Secretary of
me iISaSuIy. nat was going a great
Nd2 NE , ivsiueht mlsnt be held re
sP'nrsluie IoI the onciai utterancea or
nls oeci rtafY oi the treasury, but II was
q" uoculte mdeed mat be should be
Htiu fesponSiyie Tor every lpse diNIt OF
NOT w1sEl.Y BUT .ro, c.xnlDry
Reverting once more 70 the Presidents
letter 20 Mr.. Wilson Mr. Hin remark
81 mat the President had written IL.
perhaps. not wisely. but too candidly. too
honestly. too earnestly" That was all
tfr criticism which could be properly
r.al, OF H.
ts % the interviews with the Presi-