The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-31
THE STATE DEMOCRACY.
WILLIAM h. GRACE SAYS 1T Is SUP
PORTING HILL.
,es,rs. Crisp and Bl ,ck 10 Aid the senator.
Report, Of wagers show odd.
on Morton.

State Democracy ClGtAl%a4oh 30 ""fF"''
i.a HW and IS not responsible for any
Wheeler pastors. is received with m
,..iuuB by many who stll insist that
secretly that faction is IN favor OF Hills
defeat. aud rolling up as large vote as
u.s-.ul, ior Wheeler. Ine W heeIeT ddheI-
,.,- to-day expressed much qualification
LII the numbers and character OF the
r1oucr Union meeting last night and are
confident Uat thc Democratic reform
t.k.t viii make a good showing. Many
Wu-HU Democrats WILL II is generally
believed vote straight for Morton. taking
Oh, ground. ass ou, of them remarked to-
dan. that a. vote for Wheeler viii only be
half a. Not, against liu, and that the
Wheeler votes are intended To ald Nor
tyu anyway.
HIL MIN STILL CONFIDENT.
The Hlu men are as confident as ever,
referring Win special satisfaction TO the
personal uLht their candidate e. making
and tu the enthusiasm with which ne ~
being received hy ms supporters. MOST
uf tutm. however, 10 not seek 10 CON
,cal their disappointment or anger mat
li~ candidacy mas not received open ana
active announcement from ihr hduohu
administrations
claims, AMI insist that with the genera
Republican tendency this year ana I"e
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Will be showed under. There has been
bat little betting SO lar iu the CduphEl'
but the reports OF WdstIs AT Iit ~ 10 N
Exchange ana else" mere snow, C-iI9 80 lr1, ,'
Morton not uufrc4ueuty OF 10 J., Smdi.tI
odds are given Ou Strong against Grant
iHe ptll'.U1u OF the lII'Ii'"ai'' ~ 0" 0''''''
t.0u throughout the city making .He sup
yurteTs oi The committee OF SeFeH'g
rather cautious about IiSIUus their money,
however much they anticipate a great
auu-Iammnuy uprising.
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The Uu Democrats We're pleased to
Il-Hi bE inc "iiIio"H., Il''l.l @ va -.
Crisp, OF Tine. House "I I'P! ,7',,,4' -, -,
htd 'dh.'.'H 'I-d-, 49, I, M,
sI'hN 10 'II. .'s, ,u'i ~ 80 I.tta, r,r
We're "i7' t.. .'.. i. A. rtI.rI .bstT,,a.r
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Ni'..u.s O.. l.,.,,.' -, ~, ~, ga ais
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l''.' 90 - -. ,',, .lii.4 ,rith
b" ,..l l,,',.. "Ip 81 m -. ,fIrit
t.. l' 80 ,ffaSti nm "a cla-s ~
,.f,r. ,.ny always wish TO see ;hoir
candidate and know something of his per-
s.U4Iry.
aay "a, the Domoorto hoe. State acadqadrters s
lu conference with Chairman HIuckIev
...l .tE.r- I,i.t.rd rroI..'. ,,',. .r,tG.r
visitor
ANOTHER "HIAI OVATION !" HILL.
AMSTERDAM, y. y, oct 5o.-Senator
O'Clock bee was escorted TO the opera
House thf"u.h streets crowded with peo-
i'. '''t " ''i|. "'," .. I'' NJ ,,v ,- r,l
doors an hour before the meeting was
called t0 order. with about i'" people.
t.s .l...u Hae au able discussion of the
issues of The campaign ON th" same lines
a. trr address heretofore delivered by
him. iu giving his Views on the tariff
question, Mr. hII TOOK occasion 10 make
"Nr Mckinley attempted to answer the
Challenge which made az oS"'Eo, last
Friday night regarding the ample pro
lection ~ m.nui9e ini'I articles under
the r"w tariff and hr signaly failed. /
repeat what / said on that night that
Doe. nor mo- other man, can show where
ta, tariff has been reduced on a single
manufactured article, "htic iheIe mas
not been retained thereon more I1n a
rtfH.ifIt duty E" Il"NlVt lot 't IIH'I-
tu.e iu wages paid lu the manufacture
oft the same goods Ana m',7j ,I"pHat-
United States can reduce the wages of
lf- employees ana Uuihiul\ say ihat
such "a reduction is made necessary o"-
iu- tp the new t3rIn. truiohEed ap-
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...".iI...l.... lii- remarks were closely is
,.J and frauu.utly applauI,d
..'.., nan addressed AN overflow,
rrs.fr., fr fIe Potter opera House. rs
There, wore over LWh people WHO 'olll
moi e.Iu agIuIttauce 10 the main meet
frg
-.r.f.r nm left here at midnight for
<,, York city.
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one l", .,,.r. - fn-day was Niluam
S''l' ''''. 90" 49, ..,,,. I;xecutiyc Chair
IL. ,i .,l hon had an hours
N''U i' Ilinr Uinckely and
C.'rl IT,. J,ra,.f lanes Kerr clerk of
a.. Il.'.-a nf Rsprr.,utatiycs. also call
'tE-..t...... .... l...l.,., NJ ,5a beadauarters
,. - n 'f S..rntary CarIisIe's re-
tl '.,.r .,r 10, Nm, York chairman
trt't 'I -h,t lfr tarlsle knew
-, , ,rI while tbc state
..,..,,,t,,.. ,....1t dad rn have him TO
C,,,. NJ. ..t r'n, 0JtJ not desire mat
t .rnIlr4 ,...I... his ruilic duties lie
e.i5 thaf h. WAS NOT aware that Mr.
t,,lf,Ta nd .r,. datfrita eUragrnent to
slcak Inn fHi. Slate Inn The State Com
m,,toe had expected tha[ ne would t,. 'e-
.ion "'
- L-.r- will sr..gl. NJ tho Tamp,any
nm ,,s,.,io,, To- -ui,rroy,. pfght
Et.+ir..,. j., II4.k is 4isn bar. nc ono
49,. Stgta ,..r1rnfftse.s orators
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fLo"hh SftAh' 10 LAH"E CROWDS
ROCHESTER,. y. y, oct. 30-Goveruor
Flower was up early this morning and
Put lu q long day OF speech-makne lie
smoke. Af.hNrN. htEg. Union Springs.