The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-03
nnTHUsI4sM FOK HILL
Half of Auburn Turns Out to Hear the
Senator


AUBURN, y. y, $ov. 2.-Senator nm
was given magnificent reception mere
tonight The streets were awe win
p-opie and Auburudus witnessed one OF
the most magnificent pyiotechhlc I'spIdya
il has seen for some time.
over fifteen thousand peOpla lined the
streets along the route TO the rink while
Senator H.ll was being escorted ihtte az
) o'clock The rink was crowded. 10 me
doors with over $3.50 people. Hill review
"a the issues Of the campaign for over an
hour and a half THE Republicans rely
ripou the clamOr Of hard times IN order
10 carry this election, ne Sdld. tcit
,ou that the hard times have already
Iaesed away and Dro-uerity has begun.
| have visited nearly all the manufacture
ing towns of this state, and the teSt-
mOny is universal mat nearly aI the IN,
dustrles have resumed operations, and
many of them are being worked night
any This MS result has been produced by the
eot,larncrt of the tariff question in the
reneai of the Mckinley bill, the repeal
af tEa Sherman silver bill, and re-estab-
Ushment Of Democratic supremacy.
..The marty i'm power should be afforded
ample opportunity 10 test the wisdom or
its legislation. Common fairness requires
'...personal considerations should not in
dueuce anv elector this fall, but he should
remcmber that the life, the welfare the
nrosperity and the future of the party
ar aCt,rrIittoe waited on Senator Hill
,o-nicbf al his hotel and presented him
Win a gold headed cane, which was
voted to him last week IN contest in
nbi.b the names of Senator Hin and
Nm Levi p. Morton were voted upon.
Snrator Hnl remained here tonight.
r,,.rI0rrow afternoon he speaks at CoTt-
IanGt and At Elmira In the evening.
YuL sPEAKs AT SYRACUSE.
,r-RI-RN. y. Y, Nov. 2.-Senator
Dayid b. Hill arrived here from Sche-
nectady this morning, accompanied by
n,- IS San9tor McCle!land. Of Westchester.
a. Syracuse he was met by a reception
1.ll'L,,,yyttf.a Of the Cayuga county Demo
rats Many people were assembled at
- ,ha Stations along the route 70 greet the
Senator ON his arriFal fI s al me station tati
heLcl and received an ovation as he
aPIigftad from the tain and wended his
ans ,brough the dense crowd 10 his car
Iiase TId,sa by the Young Mems Democracy
hoHSh n Ht,1hirn and the Wheeler Rifles Band.
oi i,er,. n,.'l he held an Informal reception.
"Tfbi "Tbis afternoon at o'clock ne addressed
an % oP a platform had been erected and
Whttlis,iIy decorated. The entrance 10 the
tdS.g,I I'm WAS through an arch. over which
pianlIL The motto: "Hill and victory"
NO. FLOWER AT BISGHAnPToS.
,r>-cHAMPTON, y. Y, Nov. 2-Gov.
,,iP,a.sr reached here al 4:30 this after
I'm j ioH and tonight he spoke to a large
hoI' .rfhusiastic crowd at Bennot Hall
anu anu, Of his speech was devoted TO the
Muos'rssIon Of State issues. He started
GIN 1Iom Hornellsville this morning and
IlII,odr speeches at Canistee, Addiston,
ma, Elmira, Waveriy Oswego and
IT,oinn' Toiia Stops Of about half an hour were
.u,ade at each place.
THAoRIB SAYS HILL WILL wIy
>-rW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Democratic
e,ste Committee has practically conclud-
"a It's work for the campaign. The man
80 saars have received reports from every
election district In the State, and are en-