The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-01

quarters to-day that W. Bourke Cochran,
who Is stumping the State for Hin, had
broken down, and would cancel his en-
gagements. II is said his throat trouble
had broken out again.
Gx-GoyEKSoR BLACKS LETTLB.
Following is the letter of Chauncey +.
Black. Of PENNSYLVANIA 10 Chairman
Thacher, OF the New York Democratic
Committee:
"The struggle you are making In New
York is one OF the most momentous I'm
the history OF the Democratic party and
the heart OF every sane and sincere
party man I'm the Union Is with you. No
one can consider for n moment the prob
able consequences OF defeat without re-
aliZng that Senator HIS cause is the
cause of pure Democracy and Of honest
government For years Democratic New
York has been 20 US as the shadow OF
great rock In weary world. Remove
the rock. turn the Empire State over to
the unchecked control Of the corrupt
enemy, let dissenSion and treason cut
down the great captain who has so
regularly led her Democratic hosts TO
victories which sustained and inspired
the Democracy Of the Union, and the
political conditions Of the whole country
will be entirely charged.
The extent OF such a disaster can
hardly be measured No real Democrat
from Maine Ia Texas, no one who
sense enough 10 know that to surrender
the seats Of power IS TO surrender the
principles, can contemplate II with indif-
ference Senator iii has never acted
upon any theory Of public duty. When
ever the banner Of Democracy was In
danger. whenever II Wayered under un-
due odds. ne has rushed to it's support.
The Democrats Of Pennsylvania, IKE
those or many other states, nave Eoou
reasons 10 remember his magndnimOuS
and splendid services in their hours or
trial, and there is not a decent man
among them who doesn't wish he had a
chance 10 join the solid column OF uh-
ninching Democrats behind him In New
York and cast ballot for the manly
4 leader who never faltercd IN any hEht'
who never weighed the interests OF Idc-
tiOns who never regarded personal ques-
tiOns when party was AT stake, but VINO
has been a Democrat every year anu
every day IN the year, win ms nIo"1
shoulders sustaining the standard "i
democracy, no matter whose names "c'e
borne on its folds
STEVENSON EXPECTS HILL 10 WIN.
JACKSON, MICH. oct. &l.-Bcfore
leaving this city yesterday Nicc-Presi-C
dent stevenson extended the greetings OF
the New York Democracy TO Michigan
Democrats. He also said TO a Demo
"If senator IIill Is not elected Governor
Of New York / shall be disappointed.
When I spoke at Troy on Saturday even
at the mention Of Senator HillS name
and Chccrcd for ten minutes. IL was
the most wonderful demonsuailoh n na4
ever witnessed outsl6 Of a haIO,,,aI
convention. l spent some time al iIiI
house and Was assured by the senator
that If the Democrats would take care "l
New York city all would be well, It,, as dS ng
would come to the Harlem River Win an
adverse majority Of only about t'''''
F,IRcHILD ABBMGNs HILL.
81 -
F5ircbild Of New York, and Robert y.
Wildcrmann. Of RockIand county, sPohe
to 500 people in the Gencsee OpCl1
House tonight. Tho meeting was Idu ~
Wheeler for Governor. There was an at
tcuIUt ON The part Of a gang OF iouEnS ~
break up the meeting, ana lhe spy"l'.r
we're frequently interrupted 10y Ihc ccnocii oCiii
fnsion. These men were held IN chHEGH,
er1tbiug arraignment OF senator nm
t,as alternately Kissed and cherrod.
AUBURN, y. y" OgI. I,,,,.,,id %i and r.. q.
Z[-I5aynaun of RlCklaud county Sl'ht
before 2crO Republicans ana DgiilD' Dli,,, iig.
here to-day. The meeting was VIZ
n,larly and before IL was coH,I1Il!v'. a.
"lugi,s "f the demoustrauye audience
had TO be elected .r.,- ,f ,roaus.
Am almost endless NgttA % - -
his-es and cheers erected = tnE ,,al jmp"ssi-
81. tn hear what the speakers IVA" ~
cav -o great was the commouoh.
BIZ RnIiy IN lndihna.
PERU IND. oct 3l-The Democrats
E1d a reunion here to-day, Which. wan
a. clam bake, barbecue, ana HSh-lIy an.
trqrfinus. succeeded Iu drawing one Oh
IN, LARGEST crowds the city mas ever seen.
mis- afternoon speeches We're made uN
G,rqt1r Voorhees, John W. Kern, senator
Turpir John G. Black, Robert Bell ana
others Tonight there was display Oh
fireworks
Uemocr TIC Stars In Illinois.
peoria Ill. oct. 31.-Thc Demo
Gratis had the largest demonstration or
,bn ,ampaIlu to-day. despite the uupro-
,itious weather. Nice-Prcsiteut steven
SON. cx-Governor Campbell, OF ONO, ana
hon William r.. Morrison, were the
orators. who drew thousands Of people
from the surrounding country.
Tho exercises were opened with meet
fu, i'm the Grand OpeTa-HOuse ar 2.5u at
which the Nice-Prosiieut was the priu-
cipal speaker. lie was followed by MT.
At nisht a monster torchlight parade
was the feature followed by an address
by Ex-Governor Campbell Of ONO.
spcaker Crisp in BIRMINGHAM.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, oct. a.-Hon.
Charles f. Crisp arrived in the city az
rniIrisht and was met by a committee or
Iemocr4ts He is comfortably quartered
at the Florence He is I'm excellent health
and spirits He will hold a public recep-
tion M II A. NJ. and speak at the OBrlen
Grora House tomorrow evening at 3
o'clock. He will leave Friday morning
for New York city, where ne speaks