The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-23

tIeyelnnrs Intentions tnknOwu-bsNe
u.-,i. at Repusiica. state Hsads.sr-
,.r.-rhe we.k spot. 0. Ki-ss Courty.
senator Hill arrived from Albany at the Park
Avenue Hotel last evening just before o'clock
NJ, had fairly good rest on Sunday in his homo
In the city Of Hills. lie Is very hoarse. Walt
inc IN greet him at the hotel were Mr.. Thacher,
Major Hnkey, and Lieut.-GOv. Sheehan. The
most welcome word that the Democratic chief
tain received was n telegram from Washington
saving that Secretary Carlisle has decided to
apeak IN New York city In the last week of the
cnmpalgn. and has already begun work upon his
sneech. This was delightful news TO the senior
S.nator of the state. IL followed by a
despatch signed by +. d. Mckee Of Portland, the
National Democratic Committed man from Ore
gon. twas personal despatch TO Senator Hill,
and said
81 congratulate you on the great fight You are
making for the Democracy. l. consider any
Democrat who opposes your election political
biphbinder, who is stabbing our national party
In the back
senator Hill, after n short consultation with
ahe Democratic campaign managers, left for
yonkers. where he spoke last night. He re-
turned to the Park Avenue Hotel just before
midnight. Mr.. Hill is to speak In the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music tonight, and tomorrow
night he Is to attend a reception at the Manhat-
tau Club, where Frederic r. Condert is to make
the speech Of welcome.
tiN,Ss. r. a., =. iii h.na oo,,.ran"..
m,uh'nn" ,,;,,,,. ~ W,t,.,S p,sh.s,
WIN tho Nm vi, -. ~, IL. n..-asn".t.
Sroker' eh,%asU 80 49,. So. S,.S Ia "
Bell, the political leader of Brooklyn, and other
Kings county Democrats as to tho complexion
OF tho Congress and Assembly candidates in the
two counties. There are two Democratic can
and the Grace people beliov. that they should
have a show. senator Hill, to |. certain eI-
tent with tnem' ana may DO
deemed wise to request Gen. sictles
and John :. " TSaa 70 retire as candidate.
ior Nons ." spt VI wv"
Park Avenue Hotel over this situation, which is
based on the ground snas everything should be
regard should be paid to the Congress nomina-
lions, on the ground that President Cleveland
and his friends arc apparently more interested
IN tns, oonkess ueaesAuon tnan IN anything
else senator hin does not coincide In these
views The President has not said one word for
ters very little to Senator Hill wasremarked
nue. Hotel last evening that If il the President
The PresSsns Is T in ton n0.
Nothing IA known of MI. movemsn,s a, Demo.
cratic STATE headaS.rtsr.. It has been said that
s. ns.t rsSi.t, r asy |. Fria,v no'hs '''
Mr.. L. Clarke Davis. the editor of the Phila-
delphia Ledger. has bean considered for nearly
ten years me closest eonfdant OF Mr. Cleveland
and the editorial OF bir Davis In the Ledger yes
crauc state heaaguarters- MIR. Davis, after
pitching into Mr. I'M. said
ae,pairng .sii q Ianmany 'anddaie for Governor
Il avail rhoss who Il + tho N snnid .s h n mSS
nph Of s en In fSy9r Of s m
nsht the enders 6r pure honest sSsefnment
to Dat III a h% Sss ff a.d
Wnrd, pa-p mhs s aba ne sS9d not have done b,
se Ia t sSSa az any
Mr, cleveland can b speaiins ten or any number OF
well nr 81 ~ chos words, prevent the defeat OF
t"d poIi.y good isoyeInment. hi; own good fame.
Ga, nor il il - nslu VIII hs h2nosoe record spsak
! % result. ' ~ ""' "'A'''''' u's''o A"'''
IL was rec. lied ,b,, durin, tho r,,,oroI oa,,
EmElarI', [sars ago NJ Iieyeland came from
suited W m IL T,or., NJ Sha J,orei anu tpn
Dcmecr as 10 the campasn NJ c eha eInsf
DICK SON , here , on ,has SecaS9h oy Don
or o occ a. one rsauest 81 Mt Whitney, ana
81 a. W. aao.t, " % vi liz e'e'ahu VINO saiu'
Snps,ns me- ~. sHs Sun OF SIM .o
IT, ~. .an1 =, Ina 10 W. ou, eopy VI INC
a.. SL NJ sSht 10 1uuse may haru year aHo ASK
a. jnS ~ az ~. t onr, sst ON Ms hShihaton
DICT W Wa.hIngto" Nj IL ahIpSsIsnatt Pshito
-, W Whsnink.oh' PIT Sieseiahas tuono
rns ast nisbt III ' MIN i en, d eII was was
Tor publication. '""' 10 VIII "0' s''' '"'' copy
Of Pbilaasiphis T. IN town ss MN. ny sSeshn
TSs Renn biic.n nan.rs ar. .s,,ino N, how,
sSSs & oa Era 81 shs city and s ,ssn
car. ying III. election This is simply ~ old
81 OF stop thlef The hepublican party In
ais mpaign have the necessary snews of war
This is what they are doing, and that a coloniz-
inr- I'm rtau "a ~ yrnrk In re Ranuhiican S,ata
'heedonar,srs sn"saed In th,. ns,ario,s ,,oaL
~ autuaItors ehbakeu III TINS neihr,ous WORK
Tue DeLnOcratic state committee have been |
warned repeatedly OF what was going on, |
not only by railroad officials who are |
in position TO realize the imnortation ~
these men On thsir roads Iron, p.nnsyiysnia
Inn from a,har rsiia Ne s,, ,s n
David Martin OF PENNSYLVANIA ia n Constant |
visitor at The RepubliCan state beadnnarters
Personally desire 10 saw nothing agalnst MIR
Martin and wouid NOT Iik a 10 CHARGE hin, win