The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-12
ASCENDANCY FOR
THE DEMOCRATS
Hill and Cleveland Write
Encol1raglngly.
AN OpPORTUNE TIME.
Never Was the Country More willing
TO Accept Democracy
BROAD LINES ARE NECESSARY
r,,y;d p. Hill Says the Party Should DC eo"'
,oscd of All Classes OF Good Citizens
Win Think Substantially Alike on
,mcortant Questions OF Govern
mental Policy-tresecnt
Club Anniversary.
BROAD LINES ARE NECESSARY
fgv Associated rfoss.l }

D.,r11foRI. MD, March = ii'N
''-N'' ~ 1a,,.,,,ra,ic club one OF the
,ozdi,,. political organizations Oh -
I.olcbratvt its twentE-ninth am
.,,,,.,. Tonight by listening 10 ao"i sas',,
On democracy delivered by leading '''e'',
sneakers. Tic occasion was 'e'i'e
n,,,o ,bsn ordinarily interesting oE 'ne
,,,,oot,,, ot letters from Grover Cle'eia'i'
and Da:id L. HILL
cl,EyElAND's LETTER.
z,r cleveland states:
..,ii tho noliticS, signs of The umes M
a.,,fn most inpressiNeiE the -s
cf increased activity and aSeressi' -
!, 1hn rauns al Democracy ne -,
.3ay.s when Democratic pilnclplsS' "u,
cared in Democratic fashion sdHS
,,tra of Democratic suprelnaeSot
,,a,,.,h and influence in oul ma
tons councils. why silouiN
:. return oil those days!
.-rl,. anssel 10 this question is h"s
found in less applicability thah lol ite1r'
of Democratic doctrine TO pfeseh' -
uitiuns on the contrary lhtie
WAS n Tine wien they were more le'u
,o cure evils which aifiict our BODY pom
-. IA tl,are never. was Il time when our
cn,I,,t,.vn1en would he more willing IL ac-
..,- Damncracy as they once knew ii us
q safeguard against existing anu llile"'
ened ills
am cohN-'lseu' nv ,9 =, 80, ,nd he
party Is 10 gam iSs Wv. i,,,s.,,,s cream
come again d 81 t"t!s7 -. .,d insni,.-
i'm, ,i,a active devotion OF its rank ana
MI. j. mast first of all things. itself ne
come truly. honestly and consistently
Democratic
Nix. III Ii =
Ex-senator Ilill's letter is as follows:
Won ask me IN case OF my inability 10
l,e present 10 express Il Jew thoughts
appropriate To the occasion, ana chee'-
fully comply with your feauesl-
"A Democratic club Whlch mas iidih-
teinc,l its existence for twenty-nlne Years
stea1fastly &c. utcd TO ,'effc-sonan loeaS
of government. is cGutIeu TO cvi'Siat tuia-
1isn oi all good citizens.
There is need everywhere OF such or
sanizations unselt!shlJ devoted TO the
public walfare. Jealous for the triumph
al oar party uI,ou right principles and
unnosed TO corruption wherever Ii may
l,,. found. wtether inside or outside OF
nartv lines. In this time of dire defeat
when the shouts Of the victorious hosts
"a n!f'tocrac! e"nlm@EcliliSlh ''A'u lih-
i''l ite"i . ,.;t,r,,9 ,.nirsi arc still
t.N ~ ~ "a 80 ebn,Ild remember
,,,.,.,.. 1o,,,. ;s o,tnntincs inst
&c -, s.,,,, az 1a,
..,r,,.s,,rr,r
AIR -
u a1n sure 'fHt a lnajotil, s
American electorate "iii h"' DE sa',silsN ,s'
with The continued 1uie "l i<',ict. 'i2li''
eNtraNasance ana corfui'ti'.: bul We
must NOT deceive ourselves. ! lie people
Tlll not restore the h'eHlociSLaG i,ai - ~
power unless theE are sa''siieh MA We
Will give the1H bettef S'o> e'i'i'ieiiI '"''
cur opponents.
he people want Sal "l,a eoii.et a
tive administration "i Puplio a.ihi' !, :
There must pe iio aEt7t4V'i a oi o"t -, ~
'ien 10 ie1iieSSiS 80 80 -.