New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
HILL INDORSES BRYAN
PRESTDES At ALBANY.
Taft asked to Urge Congress Com
mittee to Publish Contributions.

mittee to Publish Contributions.
.,ba,1- co- es-The feature of William Jennings
Erzan's tour upstate to-day was the appearance on
the platform here tonight where he preslaeu %
David Bennett Hill formerly United States senator.
II was the first tine IN several years that Alr- mn
had attended such z gathering so that wheh ne
stepped forward 10 introduce Democracy's leader
the crowd which packed The hall where the meet
iur was held. rose and wildly cheered-
while disavoHing that he was now IN poIiucs,
M FIil declared that he was heartily IN FAVOR u
he election OF Mr.. Bryan. He said;
Although not oonnected With politics TeteTa5e e be
TeroocraIlc national and state tickets l am not
so partisan. however tnat ~ouI No.. -b!y me 10
ts ihsr support the national ticket in this cam
pagn because IN my Jpogpens r s ppesenoe here to-
night is absolutely right upon every SohteSlsu e
s9erel sF m @ heIeTe that the best interests of the
eouEtIy VII of :, b aIr1ins.ration Of the govern
nnenf-a change Of measures and Of men Our @ Ca n-
eGs &C s+ 90 ~ men bYt only to the people themselves
II elected he wiz be the President himself ana n6 I04
with ts1-aa a string Ike a great big Gagged bear
Calls BRYAN FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE
Arr Hill referring to the Republican charge that
manic would follow NJ. Bryan's election declared Gu
.he- II would not be a business panic oul II VIII
y. nanic on the part Of the hundreds Of thou
sands Of federal ofhceholders and public onlcIas
who will have surrender their places 70 .re VIZ
to-ious party He ended MS ehcoll--ii1 - - S
by saying:
o Our = 9faqa3e 3 ssd Is Of y fhe pe6pie He has been the
oorageo sincere and Son55qbnIi e bIi friend Ire Re fe is as
4ih1 syeT slSf ne as he IS 5rave and re neither be
purchased nor intfndateo
The Democratic candidate. IS he arose 10 speak.
os heartily cbeered and the audience reluctantly
obeved the waving OF his hand 10 II 10 become
quiet He expressed his appreciation of the ooroiaI
welcome he had received in the caTltai O. oui
r-f- T0 W.
said:
a,,rec,a+e the more than generous words en-
r,l6ved bz- Senator I'm n presenting me 10 YOU YOU
Sg @ q afes Ts StHeif in The Democratic party As
candidate foT Fesae@nt @ h have 1 6eia9 saaqed ne R a
T,hIIcan partv The Democrats party is fun OF
feht while tn. Republican party is fun 81 Irlsnt
believe that we are going to win great t,fTr HlT
tor and. NY friends an gao !Ia S+i,g bz- nv
side prepared to share with ne the Joys oi gT
@cT9tl6 @ 5T1aE Esactiorsi victory But believe that
This victory S going TO Be yyo @ o. 5g 5 So a South
ard thaT n vii cement the Democratic party as a
fighting force
URGES SUPPORT OF STATE TICKET.
NJ Bran then said he would present some eVl-
dences that will encourage YOU and some arguments
q, be,.1f If or position First. however he urged
s1Tpport o. the Democratic state ana congress uCA
e+z because he said they were fighting on the
same platform and bearing the hrunt o. me na'e
and therefore deserved the peoples suTIrase
As he had
lad stress on tho plank in the Democratic rlafor'
rrov-d!rz for puhlicit; Of campaign Contributions
before election. He continued
asked ny national committee 70 publish the
contributions before the election ana u .ss si
g. rsT7i-la - the rational committee and il has
eone - 50 lI.st f5s contributions after the election
when he Knows j viii be too l7te to ne ., al
Committee has not promised 70 publish the eon3Ii MI
buttons eTs3 atler se -t CrcressforaI COMMIT
-ee % announce At once that r'n+lcal l1oh yeb+ N
oorriuda fat the Congressional Committee mas 70
reoeve the frnds that are 700 J8lntea . b @ con-
eeseIee 81 the American people demands the in in
f5lglIraion az era Of honesty IN Iol't'os- IAN
M Taft afford TO ignore this -oeEaaho'
rp7-rc7sFs TAFr-s LABOR RECORD
~ T7rven repeatedly referred TO Nj Tafts
- 80 He declared ~ Taft was the most
oh5ec-forab,e public man laboring men the
country has ever known He discussed oe-
cision = Judge Taft ii 1894. bearing On q case
where the receiver OF Z railroad cut the wages OF
TIE men % per cent saying:
The employees presented a petition and "a asEea 9e
for restoration Of their wages nol eZ ms , " =
cts5on he said theZ haG 10 egg fi+ LED tEer7 ar hui
fpst i thev are talking 10 an employer the en-
wages. that he could not listen TO such petition
be5ause as Judge his duty was 10 protect the
railroad
A heavy rain was coming down when the Dem
ocratic candidate arrived This did not seem
20 darnpen the ardor Of the people for they
sxa-nned around -he station and along the streets
10 bid him welcome After a hurried meal at the
hotel where he vas 1oined BY ex-senator Hill, ne
proceeded il : carriage through lane Of red
IRE 70 The hall. eight blocks away, escorted by
several marching clubs with bands. His progress
through the streets was made the occasion for
E Demonstration.
IN the course Of the day Nj Bryan made
gpeeches at Hastings the Hudson. TarrytoVn,
Clssining Peeksktll Cold Springs. Fishkill Pough-
keepsie Rhineclif. Hudson Rensselaer,, Schenec-
tady and Troy Everywhere along the line Of
travel crowds turned ont IN the rain 70 hear
him He frequently left the train 70 make
speeches His reception AZ Schenectady vas en-
tt1Isiastic Two Of his three speeches there we're
made IN the open 10 the employees Of the locomo-
tive works an6 the General Electric Company,
who notwithstanding the drenching they got
stayed throughout his remarks He told them the
tide was fast running with the Democratic party
and that reports from all over the country ino--
Gated q Democratic victory. He met another
large crowd az Troy. from which point he will
leave fl the morning a s:45 for Cohoes. Utica,
Rome, Oneida. Canastota and Syracuse.
One Of The incidents ot the trip when Mrs
Bryan at Hudson appeared the platform
alone and waved her hand 10 ar old woman
standing z railroad bridge 7 want 10 see Mr.
Bran himself she shouted back IN a shriI
voice, the train disappeared around curve.