The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

AAV1A1s 10 On JOUR 8uesu
against strangers
"A very heavy frost occurred nsal
Danville. Va. "a the ieth. ~
"A bitter warsof rates i ia proersss
between sailrosd lines from Chicago; "a
st. Louis, and from Sc Louis to Kansas
City and Omaha. -
From the Key West Key, of the
18th, We learn that up to that date there
had besn reported seven cases Of yellow
fever and 1--WE deaths there, three in the
city limits and four 1t the q. 8. Barracks.
Several vessels were wrecked on the
lake between Detroit and Chicago in the
recent storm, including the steamer Al
pena, supposed to be lost with all her
crew and passengers, some sixty in num-
Der. SEA e4
1t il claimed that Mr.. Garfield il 90
poor that he has not had enough money
during the campaign to pay incidental
expenses, the national committee having
supplied him with funds for car fare, &c.
1t is understood, however, that he desires
the money to be considered as q loan.
20 The National. Labor Greenback- In
DEPENDENT Republican turn-coat Demo
crat-sore-head boom has struck Milton,
resulting in the Defiance, a bran-new,
patent-inside weekly paper, edited by DR..
J. M. McGehee, and supported by the Re-
publicans.
AT the county convention at Month
cello last week the following legislative
ticket for Jefferson county was nominated:
r. G. Parkhill, J. J. Willie, J. F. Tucker
and M. c. Burns. Daily meetings are
announced at all prominent points in the
county during the time between now and
the election, and the evident intention of
the people is to sOin!
All over Indiana, says the New Ha-
ven Union IHd. }, the Greenbackers "vo-
ted direct for Porter on the advice of
Weaver and the managers of the party.
The theory urged was that if Landers
was elected it would make certain Han
cocks election, and this would deprive
the Greenbackers of all strength in No
vember. The Republicans paid hand
somely for the Greenback support Of Por-
ter Should it prove that the latter is
chosen Governor it will argue nothing for
the November contest, for then the Green
hackers will support Weaver in prefer
ence to Garfield"
The San Francisco Examiner (Dem.)
declares that at no time for years has the
success of the Democratic party been so
assured. 1t. says: eve are receiving
from all parts of the State the most en-
couraging reports. Immense crowds at
tend every Democratic meeting. Demo
cratic clubs are being formed in almost
every precinct, and for no campaign since
the days of Broderick has the party been
so thoroughly organized. A number of
earnest men, who have heretofore alb
stained from any active participation in
politics, have come to the 'front.'"
Senator Jones, by accident, has been
thrown out in filing appointments an
nounced for him in their regular order
The steamer for Cedar Key from Tampa,
on which the Senator was passenger,
got aground on Egmont Key and did not
arrive at Cedar Key until yesterday, too
late for the train, and this caused him to
fail to be at the meeting at Starke and
will prevent his filling the other appoint
ments in their order. He was to have
been at Quincy to-day, and in Jackson
county tomorrow. He will very probably
be at Mariana on Monday night next on
his way to Pensacola, and this will prevent
his speaking in this city at that time.
The Richmond State, hitherto I'M
compromisingly hostile to any sort of I'M
ion of the Democracy in Virginia that
did not involve the surrender of the Re-
adjusters, has changed its tone since the
Indiana election. 1t now insists upon o
union of the Democratic factions, and
proposes that the minority shall surrender
to the majority; that if it can be made
to appear that the Readjusters have the
larger number of votes then let the
Funders 60 to them and unite in support
of the Malone electoral ticket. This pro-
position, coming from the State, which
undoubtedly represents the most stalwart
anti-Mahone Democrats, is significant
1t is an indication that the Democrats of
Virginia Will probably join forces in or
der to make sure of the State for Hancock,
To-day and tomorrow are the last
days for registration in New York City.
Only four days are allowed in all. and two
have already gone by. The Registrations,
however, on these two days amounts 10 .
total Of l45, 27O Tor 2s,267 more than
the total of the two corresponding days
in the last Presidential election. Il 10
confessed by the New York times, says
the Savannah Nsscs, that this great regis
tration means great vote for Hancock.
In 1879 Tilden had 81, 1853 majority in the
city. This year, unless Davenport and
his Federal cohorts can obstruct the voting
beyond all their previous efforts, the ma.