The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-15

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didzzz haaAiag 1her sn0gEA ~eA Aashe swezsy-
ezEAzh balias flas vole Stood Gram 81. HAime
"a, Sherman @. Edmnnds ID, Washbun -,
Window - md GarRels Z. and ne cngvmtim
I adjourned 70 Tnasdsy. On Tneadzy me hAIlui-
snx cnufanned. aamnus wiEh0m caMnee, nukl she
thirty 4gurzh hz1lu, wiiicA EosG Grzn1 B12,
Blame 20, 6hezmAn IA, Edmznds II, Wazh-
hurn 3. Window 4, Gzrhead II
The nexs ballot STOOD GrEns III BlHiBe -,
Ehe-man 1Ra. EdmuDdE II. WaEhbuz - Vim
dom ., G1r6eSd 50
On me fhT1ysixFb iAllH nj br - n Blsinef
VOTES went org 70 GAr6el6, AZ but f She-
MANS, az but Of Kaaaburu's and the whole OF
EdmnDdE and WINDOWS, giving Garfield S7F
FOtex and majority, GrHrfs voae sanding n
500 The conveuEiou Was noninAIly composed
Of - member o6 which g7H made . ns5ority
On n0slon Of Mr Cunkhng, lie nomination
Eas made unanimous
NJ Logan pledged himself aDd his friends 70
sustain the nomination. and earnestly believed
vlc.orT would crown their eGE1k
M Beaver, Of Pennsylvania, on behalf Of ina:
STATE seconded the motion Tie country migh;
expeG from he1 Tie largest msjerfg that she hAc
gwen il ar Presidential contest in many veG1
NJ HAle o. Maine, said: We hsFe MOI gOi
the msn whom We hoped TO nominate when ws
cxne here. bat ne have got man II whom We
fee- t14s greatest confidence and stand here K
piedge de Maine forces in this convention 70 has
earnest snppor1 from DOW until the idek Of No
rembes to help csrT him 20 me Presidential
chair
TIE eorrentioz renssenbled Il Eve O'clock
xn6 the following nominations fog Vice President
were made Tashbrrn. BY NJ Psxley q Cali
form Marshall Jewel, by Mr. Robinson Of Con-
nec.icus Tbonas Settle, by MI Hicks of Flor
ids. Ho-1ee Msrnard by NJ Hoack Of TenDes
Sc, Chester A Arthur, ~ NJ oodford Of New
T0rk Il Governor Dsrisof Texas. by NJ Cham
TEN Of Texas The names os Settle sDe DsrM
were withdraw Tie frs; ballot resulted a.
follows Tsshburr l9s Jewell ~, Settle !. Mar
ns-d 30. Ar1bur 46s, Dsris 2, Bruce 8. AlcOrp Of
Mississippi NJ Arthur was declared Doani-
mated
Or motion u n. Raymond. oi California, lie
nomination Wac mace unanimous
THE EoHiEAT1oHk
NJ. Garfield represented the NiDeteeuth Dis
TIC; Of Ohio II sererzl Congresses, and mas but
recently bser elected 10 tie Cnited States Senate
H.uu the state 70 sucoeeo HoE. Alien 9 Thur
m&n On tbe 4th Of March next He made bis
trst national reputation at icing mixed Up with
ous DeGories who. under Grants aduiristt1-
don had tremendous and fraudulent claim
4gsins. the government for pavement contract
Il Washington Thus the Radical nominee FOR
the next Presidency frs became known only
through one Of he MARY inlsrnles which charsc-
ierlzsd The Doaoriously oorrup: administration Of
discon6:ed and beaten sspirsnis foE third term
hoDorE.
The next matter which brought Garfield prom
iDer1r besose tbe country Eas the decided posi-
iion taken By him during the extra session o.
Congress last summer on the election supervisor
question He II ~ss who conspcuously il the
House Led the s9rocste< Of centrzlizsiion and
national Interference with the rights Of American
citizens 81 TIE polls by means Of 0TesSeerE and
osy0De:s
Nj Arthur Est Grants Collector Of Customs
d tLe port Of New York. and is chiefly noted a.
Tie subjeci Of the bitter quaTei between CoDk-
ling and Hsyex, which occurred last year. be hay
ing been removed by Hayes for corlup practices
II hil onciAl position
PrELac 9ExTTMEET or THE SO1EATI0Ks-
The news was well received 10 this city. Dis
/, patches from outlying country towns all testify
70 The great satisfaction felt br the Republicans
with The choice Of tie coDTenton.-W Gst4nct0S
DbyascI
We regard The nomination as the most for
;unste one which tie convention cyuld Lave
paced before The country. The spectre
y Of the third term has gone down. and with il the
iesrs of Democratic triumph in Noyenber. -
Pis&JGdelDA4a Pres.
TIE nominstion Of Garfield will DOW here Gre
ate al enthusiasm save in the circle Of bis peg-
sonsl ir1eDds, but will everywhere command re-
spee,.-11ytA ATey1oan.
The nomination gave entire satisfaction TO The
Republicans Of this cify.-Baksns0re DEspatch-
General Garfield will make a stronger run BY
far thar either Grant or Blaine, but be is not a.
unobjec1ionsblea candidate az EdmuDds OF Wash
burne. 4 lie expected that bis course during the
canvass will be 70 stir up every bitter memory
on the line Of bis Dayton speech last October 81
&c To array q solid North against q solid South
ItiscoDsidered by this domination every Southern
State is abandoned To the Democracy. and tia;
the West, except Indiana, will 90 Republican
The South, being free from pressure and excite
I ment will be overw belmingly Democratic, and
Garfield can certainly be beaten, but the frs
step Of the Democracy must be ~ throw over
board the Old Man Of the Sea, as the Repub
cana have done. The nomination Of Garfield in
stead Of Grant is great shock to the coloreC
people Of Charleston. and they seem 10 regard
it as disaster TO the Republican paTty.-Cb1rEes
ton Necs and Courier.
The nomination is more remarkable for lba
which has been frustrated than for what bal
been accomplished. The defeat Of Grant aDc
Blaine is a great victory not only for the Repub
lican party, but for the whole cOuotry. We con
gratnlate the American people that The DANCE
has been removed by which the Republican
party, in nominating one Of these two men
would have become completely a reactionaTy
party. 6till, we cannot say that the nomination
: Of Garfield does not mean In some sense q re
lapse. The Democracy should reply TO Gar
fields nomination with Bayard, Palmer or Nor
|, Yi1on, and IL would thus enter the contest with
excellent prospectA-N. r Stats Zettung.
One hundred guns we're fired here this after
. noon in honor Of Gar6eld's nomination, wbicl
is considered satisfactory by the leading politi
clans. Arthur's nomination is not regarded viii
much favor. The Sun thanks God for the de
feat OF Grant and the decisive overthrow OF the
? third term conspiracy.-N =. DispdtA.
, The nominations were received with satisfac
, ton In New DECENTRALIZATION Dispateh
: Dispatches from Augusta and Portland, Ne
say that the nomination was Q disappointment
. bat was received cheerfnIly.
A special to the Savannah Meas from Wash
ington says: The ticket chosen has had damp