The sun., 1894-10-26
HILL MAKES NO COMPLAINT.
He Is Making Thi. Fight Himself with the
Fighting Democracy BehInd Hin.

Fighting Democracy Behind Him.
Senator Hill will leave the Park Avenue Hotel
this morning at 8:3O for Oswego He will speak
this evening In the town dominated by Mr..
Cieveland's District Attorney. the Hon. William
A. Poucher. Tomorrow he is TO speak 1T Og4.
densburgh In the afternoon, and In Watertown
in the evening. Immediately after his speech In
the country home OF Gov Flower he will start
for Albany, and he will open the next weeks
campaign with a speech in the CITY of Hills.
Senator Hill Is in the best trim possible.
He spoke at Long Island City yesterday after
noon and In Cooper Union last night. All the
morning every moment OF his time taken
up discussing reports from all over the State and
the situation in New York and Kings. 1t may
be said that the Senator is disappointed with
the situation below the Bronx, but he believes
that In the last week OF the campaign every
thing will brighten. He believes that the DEM
ocrats young and old are aroused TO the situa-
tion. and that they will all be registered by to-
morrow night.
Senator Hill smiled at the interview handed
out by ex-senator Thomas c. Platt, the Repub-
lican leader. THIS interview was merely an at
tack on Senator Hill. and was handed out in an
effort to stem the tide OF Democratic enthusi-
aam which has swept over the state since SEN
atOr Hill took the stump The Republicans a'e
fully aware that Senator Hill has shaken the
shs ss'1 fysy s Se %
say that there never WAS such cam
palgn in the State as that conducted by
breath that the Cleveland Administration must
be held responsible for the bad times, and taking
tor Hin is to be beaten. The Democrats at state
headquarters say that the kePuhlica%ns % are & IN
BY the Republican, csmpaigners in the country
districts. Even the Republicans at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel admit this ard som. some q the critics
much to Divine Providence.
Senator Hill will not be seen in New York
conferences last night he talked with Vice
President Stevenson. the Hon. William q;
Democratic funds; Judge ID; Cndy Herrick,
Lieut-tioy. Sheehan, Mr.. Hthcklty, Perry bel
noR sannsr afSr
Mccarthy and ex-senator McCarren OF Brook
lyn, x-senator William I. Brown, Gen; wylie,
and a host of other Democrats. The SEN
ator declined to speak OF the absolute re-
fusal Of President Cleveland 10 notice that there
those close 20 senator IIill said that il was a
little remarkable that whenever Mr.; Cleveland
had run for office In the state Samuel j. Itlden,
Daniel Manning. and David B. hin had COIN
pelled harmony for Mr.. Cleveland. The situa-
t,on has always been different WITH senator
always had a hard row from start to finish.
The attacks made ON him by the Repu6licsns
lowers OF Mr.. Cleveland.
There are many OF Mr.. Cleveland's old friends
is made plain by the Interest displayed by Mr..
Whitney, Mr.. Cantor, and their friends. These
gentlemen. with Mr. Woodward, have succeeded
In raising money 10 carry out the legitimate ex-
penses Of the campaign.
One OF the most eminent of Senator Hills Wis
itOrs said yesterday 10 THE sun reporter;
whatever the result OF this campaign. the
true friends OF Mr.. Cleveland have tried 70 help
Senator Hill and his associates on the Demo-
cratic State ticket. There Is almost pathetic
side however when Mr.. Cleveland refuses 10
say word for his old friend Lockwood, Uncle
Dan Of buffalo, the man who discoyered Grover
through the aid OF Mr.. Manning and William @.
Whitney, made him Governor. and the same
Democrats advanced Mr.. Cleveland's nomina-
tion for President in 1854, 1858. and in 1909"