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

North telling them that immigrants are : ssss
esss skunns5 ead neglected and - ssevs ssspscss
aoa Jsleas-ssf ef IL pas ef ssciss, 5ssines and
fsigiea," and calling Democrats Of The North
"dcaeA faos." and begging the Northern voters
10 vorx Al THEY saorn
The Sxa and Press the leading Republican
organ Of the party, eadorsss both Hicks. Davis
and al the secret maligners Of our State.
Don't the above bring the charge Asme b he
ca,psE5sg pcvy ef TIE State as doiae az Hsy esn
b prsssnt wask immiarouts eom;ng 10 Tie Stats
They are evidently waiting for Wixheyspoon's
predictions to come true and keeping te bsst iaas
for he negro erodas they expect from Georgia.
Alsbsma and other Southern Sustes Raes \ nst
prsssa b yosS entire satigactien GaMsEAs Rspssa-
can party Of tkis Stats sys opposaf b srtAer ,asie
s1sssoraton, and caa yos support that partyat tas
coming election?
Are you willing to see The hordes OF ignorant,
lazy, worthless blacks Of other Ststes fiockirg to
and running our State to rule and riot, gov
ern and control you and yonr possessions and
finally rob and steal from yeu unifl yna win be
forced TO leave not only the State, bat abandon
all you ever possessed in it; for such viii be
your ihfe u. by any unfortunate circumstance,
carpet-baggers should ruBs sgain in Fhsiaa.---
Therefore, from now until the sun sets ON the
I'd day Of November, consider IL your duty 70
saork-saork and zee that every voter comes ont
10 the polls and votes to bury earpef5agisn and
the enemies to our State II i both your interest
and your dtty to God, man and your homes.
We have in all our candidates men Of psss,
uH6sesiaasd character, whom 1t should be ou1
prids to support and If elected would be an honor
to our State men who have interests in our
State and the most of them to the manner born"
natives OF the State, whose only interest can be
in the State, for the State and to the State, and
hy that interest must and will care for year IN
tefests in common with their own. Their inter-
ests are for immigration, public schools and
general education of the people, for they recog
nze the fact that in education you lay the founda-
ton for the happiness and prosperity OF the
people; it is the corners stone Of both. Their
interests as well as yours is to keep down saza.
ton to the lowest point possible, to net rob the
State and people of good government, good
schools and other necessary expenses in devel-
oping the resources Of the State which are
necessary to its growth and prosperity. Be
yond this not q man on our ticket viii 70.
bat with watchfulness and care look well to the
interests OF the State in everything that win ad-
vance her interests. All these interests are 1our
interests and my interests and We should support
such men for Office
Now look on the other side of the picture
Who are the candidates of the Republican partyf
What have been their records in the pssti Are
they of character to give confidence TO their
supporterss Are they men worthy of governing
this State for the next four years, judging them
by their past records, or worthy TO represent this
State in the halls of Congress, The same can
besAid of the national candidates. Who Is James
A. Garfield? Take up his record, and that record
made public By bis own party and committees
and press three years ago, when he was a men,
Der of Congress only, and not as nose Presiden-
tial candidate. Compare that record with that
OF General Winfield Scott Hancock, which has
been searched from his cradle to this time, and
whose character has been found pare and un-
6emi&hed- ability as q rdrrior and Statesman
so exalted that they have won over to him thou
sands Of the ablest and most intelligent business
men of the land all over the Union Of which
our public prints have been filed. Can you point
to . single man who has thus changed fromr the
Democracy to Garfelds Why Is Gs' and Is ii
not because of the TACT that in Garfield they see
the rigy, tricky, dsaaonest pos;tiaan and waiver
Of the bloody shirt "-one who wants to keep up
dissension and strife between The North and
the Soath-the leader in the party that lies and
thieves politically by keeping up this strife and
dissension. On the other hand, as 80 truly said
by the many leading men of the North who are
converts to Hancock, they see in General Han
cock one who viii, when eiected scips oss and
o6tfter0ts every vestige OF seetiondi hate or dim
SION, and during the four years Of his adminis-
trahon, will heal and cement the discord that hzs
been kept up Tor the last fifteen years by the
Republicans for political purposes How can
any good citizen, who has the good OF his coan-
Try at heart Aesjsas for one moment in has ehansi
1t is reduced to choice betveen . christian
feeling that every man has been taught from his
childhood up by Gods Holy Bia1s, that of . Love
to his neighbor and all mankind" or that pro.
mulgated by Satan, hate aud dissensSon I" Can
a moral man, much less christian man, hesitaas
for one moment in his choice? NoI il cannot
be, and 30 sure rs the sun rises on the third day
Of November next, ii viii shine upoa WinAeld
Scott Hancock as the next President Of the
United States, and with bended knee and upr
lifted voices, we will all exclaim Gloyy te God
for the deliverance from condition ofdissension
and hate to one of frGtern0t bee as between all
sections Of this our glorious Union r.
NY readers, wish could impress npea yoa
my heartfelt convictions of the truth of wAAa Z
say. This letter and two more will cleae my
correspondence. ] feel that I win be able to
congratulate you one and al in the happy event
Of the election Of our national and Stale tickets
on the going down Of the sun sn tbe "a Of No
vsmber, but 10 make that siosens setat positive
certainty, il behooves every Dcmecsat 10 ssrk
rseisfsr, get oui 1s ootss and tAe sery % esssb b.
yond question, know my appeal win be
needed, for you all feel the importance Of the
duty demanded $3.50
Our visiting sistesmen Noy1 and Cailendet
have ieft the city in digssst gons TO Eesuandinsg
and peFhaps not 10 return hero AGAIN. They
found the State nominees 90 mixed np in hatred
toward each other they were completely diseusted
and refused to mix the electoral ticket up with
IT, Bisbees friends told them Cenover and Hea4
with were both doing all tAsy' could 20 hin him,
when he was the snly man who stOad any sheN
for IN election. The friends of Cpn1ves shDwsd
up Bisbee and his committes work against Goa
over from the beginning Of The campaiea and
thzt Conover and his fienes cuuld NOT ana
would not degrade themselves by sapp0stihk