Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
D.B.HlLL'S CAMPAIGN
Speeches At Little Falls and In
Utica.
ELLERY ANDERSON COMING ROUND.
lie WIN Sneak from the Same Platform
~ the senator on the Twenty
Third.

LITTLE FALLS. n. ". october TO-
Senator David n. Hili arrived mere AT
noon to-day from Kingston. Several nun
dIed people were al the station wheh ne
arrived. aud they gave him many en-
thusiastic cheers iie was met by
recoptIon committee OF a hundred local
Democrats and was escorted TO the
Metropolitau Hotel through streets lined
with people. AT the hotel he held
public reception. and n large number OF
persons ayalled themselves OF the OPP
portunliy to meet the distinguished guest
of the .ocal Democracy. After luncheon
Senator HiIl delivered an address on the
issues Of the campaign at the skinner
opera- House. which Is the first afternoon
meeting he has 20 far addressed this
campaign. When he rose TO respond In
answer 10 his Introduction he was given
such an ovation that he Was led 10
remark: This reminds me more of sara
toga than any other place have been
since the convention was held.
The opera house WAS crowded 10 the
doors with 1900 people. The Senator
discussed the issues of the campaign for
an hour and a half He again appealed.
he said "to the won OF the state 10
exert themselves In AID Of the bachelor
Governor"
After the meeting Senator Hin held n
public reception AT the hotel, and many
ladies' were among his callers. lie Ieit
here at $50 o'clock, being escorted to
the station BY a committee Of citizens IN
carriages.
While here Senator I'M received q
telegram from Brooklyn telling him thai
L. EIlery Anderson had consented t.
speak on the same platform with him O.
the 23d a few moments after he re
ceived this he got one from Chairma
John Boyd Thacher. OF the State Com
mttee telling him To meet the commit
Zee in Albany tomorrow. This Is good
news" said the Senator. In laugh. lie
will leave Utica tonight for Albany.
AT UTICA.
UTICA, y. y, october lG,-Senator HE
arrived here at b:i5 this afternoon ana
was met at the station by a Reception
Committee. He was heartily checred as
he alighted from the train and was wei
coined by the booming Of cannon. lie was
escorted to the Bags Hotel. where NJ
held an Informal reception. He was then
escorted to the Utica Opera House al
X.
doors. and II was necessary to hold az
overflow meeting 10 accommodate thos'
clamoring for admission.
Senator Hill received an ovation as No
rose 10 speak. In opening his remark
he said: This is a contest purely foi
party supremacy. If we are defeated. th'
Democratic party viii become ana re
main n minority party for many years
10 come not only in the State but IN
the nation. Thus. the rarty Will be IN
able 70 put IN practice. In the nation ana
in the State. the various reforms 10
which the party Is pledged. Every Dem
ocrat should bear in mind that he is in
diviiually Interested IN the result Of th.s
contest. and that the party expects ana
depends upon his support in order 10 WIN
success The crisis which ConirOntS the
PARTY should rally every Democrat under
the banner. which is TO be carried to
victory by our glorious old party on NO
yemher 9Th. That We shall win win a
united front | have no doubt, and that
We shall show a united front TO cur COM
mon enemy / have no doubt
The speaker then rehearsed his former
utterancos on the apportionment ques-
,ion. and also discussed the tariff ques-
ton on the lines laid down in his former
n,,blIc utterarces since the campaign
onanod. He was interrupted with signs
OF much approval when Re referred 10
his action in the United States Senate
in UNFOLDING President Clevelanfs CON
tention for absolutely free raw materlals :.
In closing his discussion Of the tarlh
question he said: There is no need Tor
me TO compliment Mr.. Cleveland upon
his splendid administration. He has con
scientlously discharged his duty ana Iu'-
0ued the pledges Of our party platform.
No scandals have attached to his admins
tration. but on the contrary. every de-
partment has been honestly and economi-
cally administered.
when Senator Hin concluded he was
given three rousing cheers. and the en-
thuslasm manifested, 1t could be SEEN
nleased him very much. He left imme-
diately TO address the overflow meeting.