The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-17
HILLS TRIUMPHANT TOUR.
Hs ADDRESSES TWO GREAT MEET
INGs IN UTICA.

n, o-e speech ne Say. that the Fate or the
De-oersuc Party Depends o. the Result
Q. Tat. st.te-Fr.i.e Tor the Aa-,i-i-tr.-
s,o,-Dsstrtct Attorney Esto- or Aisa.y.
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csnpeis--Hiirs Speech .t Little Falls.
UTICA, N. V, Oct. LEON the way from Little
Falls the train on which Senator Hill arrived
here made but one stop. That was at Herkimer
where several hundred people had congreRated
at the station. He was greeted with the roar Of
cannon as the train passed though the village.
The Senator arrived here at b:45 o'clock, and
was met at the station by a reception committee
headed by Judge p. r. Bulger. e. Prentiss
Bailey. State Committeeman Flanagan. and
Samuel A. Beardsley. He was heartily cheered
as he alishtsd from the train, and was well
coined by the booming OF cannon. On being
escorted 10 Baggs's Hotel he took possession of q
suite Of rooms which had been prepared for
him. Afterward he dined In the private dining
room with the members OF the County Com
mittee.
Bssgs's Hotel tonight presented such scene
a. might be witnessed were q Democratic State
Convention being held here, and much enthusi-
asm was manifested. The Hobbies were thronged
with people. 30 were the upstairs corridors
and tho rooms occupied by Senator Hill. His
personal callers numbered several hundred.
Democrats came here by the hundreds to-day
from all over Oneida and Lewis counties. A
number of Democrats from OnondaRa and Mad
ison counties are also here. Special trains were
run tonight TO accommodate the Democrats
from Lowville, Rome, Frankfort, Clinton, and
waterville who came to attend the meeting.
Senator Hin was escorted TO the Utica Opera
House at O'Clock by the Democratic local Re
ception Committee and the Democratic organ
izaton known A. the Jack sonians, preceded by
several bands. The streets along the route TO
the Opera House were thronged. and the path of
the procession was lighted by red fire.
The crowds were 30 great that IL was found
necessary to hold an overflow meeting in the
City Hall Opera House. The meeting in the
Utica Opera House was called to order by Dr.
+. A. Barnum. Chairman Of the Oneida County
Democratic Committee and Thomas 8. Jones, q
prominent Clevelandite, was chosen to preside.
Tho list Of Vice. Presidents and Secretaries In
cluded the most prominent Democrats In the
county.
There were at least 1900 people In the Utica
Opera House when Senator Hill came upon
the stage escorted by Judge p. +. Bulger and
e. Prentiss Bailey. His appearance was the &C.
casion for an outburst of tremendous enthus-
iasr. which broke out afresh when he was In
troduced by the Chairman as the next Governor
of the state Of New York.
Senator 1lill received another ovation as he
arose 70 speak. In opening he said:
1t We are deieaes the Democratic St 'p PARTY viii
become and remain q minority party for many
nation STs the aS. Will h 30 unable to
tinue in practice in the nation and In the State
pledged. Every Democrat should bear in mind
that he Is individually interested In the result of
ponds upon his support in order to win success.
The crisis which oonfronts the party should unite
every Democrat under the banner which Is to be
carried to victory lw QlOFiOua old marty
November @. That we shall win with 3 united
frSnt have no doubt and that we sh9i, show
Tho speaker next recapituiAted his former ut
that the safest way for Democratic voters 10
dsposs Of The constitutional VA;
asn Snsn the an on the lines
the campaign opened. The speaker was inter-
rupted with signs OF much approval when he
fefred e his action in the United states Senate
applauded when he denied that the advent OF a
the panic Of Hast year, and When he added that
the records OF the United States Treasury DE
Treasury had brought on the panic iust as the
reins OF government were transferred to Pres-
somewhat delayed by the jugglery OF the fig-
n,s: N the Treasury bepNrtment TO cover q pos
c, .Th,sre is no need for me e compliment Mr..
lie has faithfully and conscientioasiy dis.
charged his duties and fulfilled the pledges Of our
Rs but. on she " Contrary every
department has been honestly and economically
senator Hi reviewed at length the work per-
formed under Democratic Administrations, re-
ferrsd to the laws plsesd Hpon the State books
FlOwer's work as ths Chief Executive Of the
STATE.
ministration as Governor the enthusiasm OF the
audience was awakened as never before during
you there again this fall"
Continuing he said: Our opponents have
tell New Workers how 10 vote. They are also
going 10 import Mr.: Mckinley into this state to
add 70 attack our present Democratic tariff law.
All right Let them bring On all of their ora
j. not Ike Maine. New York Is not like Ohio.
New York always votes for herself and needs
determine that question Of ourselves. Zap
'I"Tn regard to the Republican position on the
The bsnssrs,ie party stands s as S" did When
,be prncIPies Of which sqbserye the rights and
iss Ss ss ot the people IApPEhlsuss .,
stances under which he accepted the nomina-
In siosiPs he said SFeiipS sf psnocrets.
have but this 70 say II win this fan il will be
stand for the principle OF our danr Old paTtSp
we lose u will be the party's defeat, as wen as
As senator Hin concluded, three rousing
cheers were given for him.
AT the City Hall Opera House, where the ovar-
flow meeting was held, 1000 people crowded the
senAtot Hin arrived at this meeting at 0:45
O'clock and spoke for ten minutes. He received
a welcome eQuAlllng that extended 10 him at the
main meeting In the Utica Opera House.
Jafnrs W. Eaton, District Attorney OF Albany
county. who has been supporter OF President
Cleyeland since 1854. was the principal speaker
~ the overflow meeting.
In the course OF his remarks he said:
II have been what Is known as a Cleveland
Democrat have no apologies 20 make. no ex-
plantations TO OFFER on that score; but the eternal
principles OF Democracy, which are the eternal
principles Of right are vastly more important
than personal admiration for this leader or that
leader. There should be no Cleveland men, no
HUI men, In this campaign. The mantle Of
democracy Is broad enough 10 cover all.
and under il we should stand. Let the
dead issuas of the mast alone AS one