The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
THE GUNS ARE FIRING
Nv THE GREAT POLITICAL BATTLE
SoW BEISG WIGED.
SENATOR HILL'sToUR IN NEW YORK.
ne 10 Addressing Crowded Houses OF En-
tnusiastic Dcmocrats-The People Are
lager to Hear Him Speak.

albany. y. Y. October I5.-The opening
sen OF the democratic campaign in this
NlSinity doomed tonight at Uarmsnus
1ieeSAer nail. where BourAe Cochran and
Governor Flower addressed the democrats
% -Aioahy- The nall was packed 10 the
cOOrs anu the distinguished speakers were
greeted by long-continued cheers.
Nhen order was restored Governor Flow
was introduced The governor made mis-
Hist appearance in the campaign and was
eagerly welcomed
SouIke Cochran followed Governor Flow
SI,: 'Ii SPOKE Tor over an hour on the 'ariff.
11is remarks We're attentiveIy listened 10,
anu ne was frequently applausl..l
senator Hill in Kingston.
hnSsson- N ". October Ex-senator y.
u HiD arrived here amid the booming OF
cannon AZ O'Clock tonight. Kingston is
IIsi.e hhineclin. which is the home OF
Hon Levi +. Morton. :
This evening at o'cIocl, tho senator and
hsat'E Were escorted in carriages to the
academy OF Music. which accommodates
'h'ee Thousand people. The academy was
crowded TO the doors
Sir. hlll. In opening his remarks. said the
result OF this campaign would determine
me HE or the party, and 1t was indeed an
important occasion for th. party in the
state and nation alike. He then reviewed
TIE tarln and aPpOrtionment questions in
tne same line as At Syracuse and Sing
hampton He said the republican party,iig-
uTeu tnst the democrats marty would not
nave the heart to conduct this fight II il
Wrought 1t could fOist 4 partisan anportion-
I"eHt upon the most sacred instrument ....l-
oEacsu IN the state government.
but he added. III wc shall win next
MONTH rs confidently predict We Will. ore
81 the main causes for such Success viii he
this very misappresenslve apportionment."
Senator Hin Will leave here ut : o'clock
IN the morning for Little Falls. where he
SPEAKS tomorrow afternoon. He will adj
uteSs a democratic mass meeting at Utica
TOMORROW night
HiiI Mt Buffalo.
Buffalo, " Y, October I9.-Senator David
hennett Hill Was given an enthusiastic re- |
cepiion tonight at Music hall. where : 90 |
people had congregated.
When Senator Hill. who was the Dez. !
speaker was introduced it was so,,a time !
'eao'e ne could proceed with his remarks /
On account OF the enthusiastic demonsfr--
lions OF the audience. After the p,eet;,..
NIr- HiH held an informal rec.p,ion ar ,bs
HcqHols hotel He remains here tonight
am leaves for jamestown at S;s5
O'Clock tomorrow morning. where he speax,
tomorrow afternoon and at Olean i'm The
evening He will leave for Albany tomor-
row night.
Hill ut Olean.
uiean. y Y. October Ex-senator Hill
. /
IN from jamestown shortly after 6
q CLOCK tonight. At the stations along the
."u'e many people were gathered to 500
MN pass through. st Salamanca Senator
4iil and Nr. Lockwood spnk,. for \ fav,
minutes from the car platform TO a ia~,e
crowd On arriving here the senator ami his
IaFty We're driven To the Grand Central |
reaching the hotel an informal rec.ption |
was neld- At o'clock Senator HIN SJr !
lockwood and the rest OF the party were
tscorted 10 the Academy OF Music amid The !
NtaEe OF colorcd fire AMI the display OF |
rockets and delegates from various coun-
rs ac-inS rs escort. The streets were
''irorEcd and standing. room could rot be
found ~ the hall Before goir. to the t.u
W procession passed over the principal
streets several thousand men being IN
'n-- A. was estimated that over 500
seePie .EgY'fn5y hcipCd 10 swell the thFons-
Trs reception accorded the STANDARD bearers
b the democrats party certainly eGuaitd'
n il slid not exceed any which mas &c
rendered. llatu Is regards number and en-
,s,r,s5-znl Hon Charles : Carey. the most
-,,,,5uant Cleveland dEmocTat in tnls Soc
,isu. Was made presiding oi-cer-