The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

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The Louisiana State Couventios, 70 nomi-
nate delegates TO Cincinnati, met in New Orleans
on the 18th, and adopted resolutions expressive
of regret that certain Democntic Senators had
thrown obstacles in the wayof unseating KEEL
loeg and giving his seat TO judge GpoGsrd, who
was legally enttled thereto. The resolutions
thank Senator Jonas and the other Senators who
have striven TO secure to the people Of Louisiana
their rights in the matter. Il was decided 10
appoint four delegates to Cincinnati from each
Congressional district Aresc3stion was adopted
hvoring General Hancock for President. The
delegates, however, go uninstructed, except 10
vote o the majority Of the convention may de-
eide, and for the maintenance Of the twO-thirds
rule.
A Young man in Crete. Neb.. was arrested
on an overdue claim for groceries and pfovisioss
while he was counting youne lady In her fash-
er's parlor. He has nsw brought suis against
his creditors. ALLEGING in his petition that he wns
q Young man of good financial reputation : that
he was Inundated and disxrsced bv being ar.
rested in the parior Of his sweetheart, and that
he WIS damaged socially ana financially; that
he was held to sail, ana when ne appeared 10
defend the suit the court discharged him 81
once, holding that no cause existed fsf the ar
rest. He also avers that this awkward inter
ruption OF his whisperings OF love % shAmed
him that ne never aiterward called TO see the
young lady. and thus bis prospects In that difec-
ton were oiighted wherefore ne ASKS for heavy
damages.
BLArEE AND GRAET-A WAR IN THE RKruB-
LIcAN PARTY.-A special to the CSarier Journal
says the feeling between the thfrd-termeFs and
Blaine men in political circles hereis daily grow
ing more bitter. The former are beginning to
indulge largely in comment on Biaine's connec-
ton with the Mulgan letters, railroad bonds, Jay