The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-21

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10 80 h.ur-0ru' ~ Gli.n HIN
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den = fsyori'e, ~ the state organisaiion
With N1nninE Daniel y Lamont Edward
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Tlli"u fzh' ramnauv Hal Hil htt
~ hiking for I1rfranv ~ his ~arlv iays
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ELEDrFp NNVoE ~ SLNiRA
Arer 40 terms ~ Alderman In Elmirl
Hlll vas sle"'ed Navor - the civ IN is~s
IN reform ticket Grover Clev"la nj
vas beginning - loom M - ng'Irs IN
N" D"mocr''lr patty When ''"v"lp nd
v1s nominated IN tssc ~ th'vo-no-. VA
Wns pu' on fEs ttrtn' ~ Lieutenant.
Governor Vim AMI Clovelant hsd
met v"Hr- lcf ~ ll RIFalr whom -"
latte vas reform NtNnr ~ thar rity
IN" Democratic N',i" ticket IN iSs2 wa
rnpuhrly known ~ the Two Reform
Mayors Ticket A. that tim" Grover
Cleveland WIS single Hill never married
He was Lieutenant -Ciovernor ~ IN. =, t'e
until 1875, whom Cleveland was inaugI.
rated ~ President and slrc "s'ded 10 IN"
GuvernorShip. which h" held until JantI-
airy !. 1892 when n" was succeeded 10y
Roswell = Flower
Hill had h"cn = strong advocate ~
Grover Cl"v"ltnd = nomination for Cover.
nor lie eN"rf..d al his ingenuity and
political ability ~ bring about Cl"veland's
adya nC"m"n' 80 tho Presidency When
Cleveland resigned tho GovsrnorshIp to
become Pr"sidant - the United states
Hi began '"nur" - ono" which has
bean exceeded m length only three times
IN N" history ~ the state. by George and
D. Wit Clinton and Daniel u Tompk ms
Wiling ont tl"veland's term and serving
Two elective terms = 'hr"a years each |
~ was Grvern'- seven wears
Daniel Manning. vino had been Demo |
cratic loader. followed Nr Cleveland 10 I
Washington and VI Hill succeeded nltu- .
rally To- 'h. vacant l"1i.r-hip For uIna-
teen years - come b" VAS the actual .
header - his plr'v In the state. although /
I
- ant fighting
RATTLE WIN THE LEGIsLArURE
In his first term a. Governor ha carried 2
"a an unCOmprpmsIng battle with th"
s'gI stature whItu was Republican
. l'y"land had mad" q record A. veto
Ji"v"ruor. killing bulls h.'"iI~.. they wer"
"r against IN" hest IN
'pr party reasons The Legislature re-
.ah1t''d by refusing 80 confirm IN. GOV .
.rnpr~ nominations There was y dead
o"k ~ the end 81 M" regular session and
another after Gov HIN called the Legs
afVr" together ~ extra ordinary session .
l. was with l'tl" difficulty that b." SO
'Errd IN" nomination 20 succeed himself
here was not nICu enthusiasm for him
n hIZ party b"Ca -" many thought he was
rot ~" man - 10 trusted Cleveland IN
\ 10 -lIrg'uu va keeping an eve on this
.-lng man. HIM. opponent AZ the cleo
ID0 was Ira Davenport IN" campaign
Jagged Many voters wer" on the fence
IA Davenport. trs Republican candidate
IIl Alton Brpok- Parker. Surrogate n
lister county was managing the cam
~ ign f"r Hill
4 great meeting was arranged in Brook
WI 10y Hugh Mclaughlin Sustain m"
latI0nal Admlni-tratIou- had teCome %
atchword and leaders from other States
we're called IN 10 spur interest Tn" meet
NJ was hald on tn" night - October 25
SIS II was a bad night Tor rally. Tn" I
ain poured The audience IN the Acad.
my - Music was ~ gloomy a. the
Weather. II listened Alphabetically To-
'oorhees Of Indiana. Curtin - Psnnsyl- I
ania. Leon Abhett 81 New Jersey and
fhers !
= All ngMoC RAT
Mr Hill knew that that night marked ,
crisis for him II was up 20 him 20 do =
omething. 10 saw something that would
indie enthusiasm He came forward
uietly and thanked the audience for his 9
,-'eption in words that could hardly he :
"a "a IN the rear Of the hall Then sud
emily his manner changed His face y
alsd lie Strengthened up. Every per
on In the hall heard the ringing words =
! am "a Democrat
The effect was elect riCal In the twin u
ling 81 All eve the old Academy wac q
rembling from M" roar ~ the multitude u
len In III. boNr- Who had been sitting
uistly leaned Tar ont IN wave their
snds The galleries were roaring In. z
eynot" had been found ~ the end 81 :,
Ills address Hugh Mclaughlin lsan.=i u
onward. elapsed hI- hands on the Gov a
rnOr'- shoulder and cried You've won y
f.. you've got 49, Hill defeated Davsn-
Ort by II 1874 votes a
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