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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08
The Quarterly Report Of the Talla.
hassee Relief Society for the
Months of July. August
and SeWkem her

Owing TO the absence of majority of its
members the society has met during the last
quarter only once in each month
The applications for relief have been very
much less than at any time since the organiza-
ton of the society. In the meeting of July it
was resolved, That the money receipts of the
society does not warrant the support of the ordi-
nariy INDECENT, and that the special purpose of
lis members and subscribers is to give temporary
rettg to the usually industrious poor Of Tallahas-
see; that the society having extended help and
sympathy TO a degraded class of women in hopes
of raising them to a condition of selfrespect and
industry, and in every Individual case having
failed in the purpose, the members thereof re-
solve, that this class do not constitute tie poor,
and to help them at all, is to offer premium to
indolent degradation, and that the object of the
society to check beggary, or to give healthy re-
lief, is in no respect forwarded"
The receipts of the quarter were $3.50 Ex-
pended in relief, $22 O4 Respectfully,
FANNIE PERKINS, Cor Secr'y
OCTOBER ], 1880.
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Tie Pifrsof- in order 10 drive its party in this
county - the support of the Galle Hall Tick
- ELiCh a majority of them are inclined to re-
fl.-iate. resorts 10 the manufacture of a Demo
r-a-ic county ticket" which it publishes in its
u. ISSUE We are authorized 10 say that the
sel-lelnen whose names il publishes knew moth
i-- q such a ticket Ii they or their friends
Lad intended 10 present their names for legisla-
t'ae honors they would have been far from run
nlng 10 a little Radical sheet 10 make it known
ID tie makeup of this ticket, as in most cases
s. -l Tie PIfriot, il displays IFS "blssful ignor-
a8ot - placing on il the name OF gentleman
. 30 has been dead for years
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AUGUSTA, Ga, December 6. 1875
OCTOBER /, 1880.

AUGUSTA, Ga, December 6, 1879
". H. Btrr4h, Druggist
DEAR SIN i very cheerfully commend the
GLIDER pills as possessing all the virtues as
cribed to them in the circulars which envelope
the boxes that contain them. Their action is
gentle and lasting. l say this from personal ex-
perience and from what have heard others say
who have used them. No better and more effect
ual medicine could be desired by those who suf-
fer from a torpid condition of the liver, and
trust you will have still greater success in dis
trbutIng so great blessing to those who suffer
from a derangement OF that organ whose regular
action is so essential to heath
Very respectfully, JAMES NJ. SMYTHE.
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Marricd.

Ia Madison county. Florida, October 5 1850, by
Rey- IT, Il. Frazee. Miss Lucy Hammerly, Of
Madison. and Mr. VIM. y. Connolly, of our city
The gloom Is The very popular private secretary
q Governor Drew, and has many warm and
earnest friends in this city who wish him all the
Lappiness possible in his new voyage. His bride
l. enc q Madisons Dride-bel0ved by all We
l-derstand they propose making Tallahassee
tleir home. therefore what is AIadisons loss will
- olr gain We sincerely trust that the happy
iEain may realize all the happiness of their most
-ar-ui ue hopes
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a .lrl il the hand is worth two in the bush
lang tbs view of the matter would it not be
e.s.-4l idea Tor ex-senator Conoyer TO announce
Lrn-eli IN this county a. a candidate for the
Lt-i-iatureg We believe he could be elected to
ilt Le-i,aiure while he stands not ghost OF a
e-auoe for the Governorship. and the past records
.l lie party confirm US in the belief that there
would be no kicking in the traces were he to run
~ both Offices: in fact, We have good reasons
- i-lieTe that be has been already approached on
e. znfsiarf
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Appointment of inspectors


ATA MEETING of the Board of County Com
IA missioners for Leon county, held at the court
house in Tallahassee, on Monday, October 4, 1880,
the following electors were appointed Inspectors
1880, In and for the several Election Districts of
said county, viz:
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION
District No 1-R. B. Bull, W. T. Bannerman, Fl.
L. Wyche.
District No. 81. H. Raines, c. P Davis, John Il.
District No. s-H T. Felkel, j. R. Crump, Cen
eral Williams.
District No. Al. A. smith, B. r Hart, J. D. Ar
grett.
District No Sc. c. Smith, W. D. Tuberville,
Wash Ransom.
District No. &C. A. Chaires, John Chaires, Levin
Sims.
District No. 7-Jno. A. Craig, T. j. Roberts, G.
W. Dennis
District No. s-wm. Fl. Bradford. r E. Lester,
District No. Sd. W Harris, j. B. Donaldson,
Edinboro Smith.
District No. lot. F. Moore, Fred. W. Iser Elias
Henderson.
District No 1l-samuel Humphries, Geo. John
son, Denis w. Rozier
District No. 12-R. A. Shine, G. G. Gibbs, Reuben
Handy.
Robert Cox, Sr.
District No AT Y Maxwell, Geo A. Groom,
R g. Quarterman
District No. Isl j. Charles, j. NJ Earnest, Henry
Long.
District Ne 16-G. W. Alligood, D. E. McElvy
Noah Hawkins
District No 17-Thomas j. Geddie JOS l. Bryan,
Frank Aiken
District No. 18-James Harvey, Wright Saunders,
Frank DeCoeta-
JOHN BRADFORD,
JUNIUS l. TAYLOR,
JOHN N. MAGE,
JOHN McDOUGALL,
VIM r. WILSON,
County Commissioners.
Attest: Council A. BRYAN, Clerk.
October 4, 1SSO-20-tf
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The Circus Is Coming.

Mr A uaishi, the advance agent of Coup's
Cirrus and Menagefie, called on us Tuesday and
r1s-.nsl ls hat the above circus would visit the
f-lsz l2, places at The times designated Gaines
re. NoTeHl5er l6 Lake City, November II :;
Nar-iccllo November Is; Tallahassee, Novem-
i-- ~ Madison. November 20
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A meeting OF the Board of Directors of the
MdEle Florida Agricultural and Mechanical As
ss,oiaiion Eill he held on Monday next, the 18th
ms a. Tie Office Of the association at II O'Clock
4 fal attendance is important. By order OF
he President HENRY s ELLIOTT,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

IT, tallahassee Christian Union meets reg
tiary eTeTy Tuesday evening, at o'clock P N,
a, .ie Baptist Church. The first meeting in each
raon-l b. business meeting, the second and
i1ur1l lre devotional, and the third is devoted to
iae1lres literary exercises The young men
Il Tallahassee and vicinity are cordially invited
% a--erl
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Ne are requested 10 announce that the Rev
NJ Raymond viii preach a sermon specially to
he young mea on next Sunday night.
Rev Mr. Rankin, our newly appointed Secre-
tzry Of state. viii preach nj the Baptist Church
Susl.y a. II A NJ and 730P.M
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EN- RDEfuR EEOMpEAE Yaa VIII piesss anAoanes d.
j. H. CARN candidates tor ColiscfR O. hevsnas 10
Leon county ct the eieetton - AeNsloR
IN pr Cans afness for IL posion thss en- - -
question, and therefore taA1 pisasufs in eoznsng
him 10 the Democrats voters e ths eountE AnpuA-
eY- Nh Eproa; Pieass aanDanes II CO - = Y.
PKARCK q candidates fos Tax collsez9 = - esszsy
election IN Nsvember.
TIE nienda u Mr Psaree aan1anes "A - - ..
condolences sAua his canAiaAsy IN msst wilA % sesai
Of larxs majesty q ~ pa54 - = -
q tke va ~ eollectlng e1rae1 - cey - 80
whzIs dzinshk = = . - sl.ls - = >. :. i.
- q - -. IL hosln Il nie - - ~
!. - ~ Z aln,sn aunane 6 1zm - eapnp - -
sssnis ~ - slnls - - - =
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08
For Judge OF Probate.

- MAJOR ROBERT GAMBLE il announced as
candidate for the Office OF Judge Of Probate of Leon
county His duties secrIay of the County and State
Executive Committees require for the public good his
time and presence in his Office and preclude his personal
OF the county he therefore leaves his candidacy
with confdente in the hands Of the Leon Democracy.
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For County Clerk.

- The many friends Of COUNCIL. A. BRYAN rec
ommend him a. a candidate for re-apontment to the
Office Of County Clerk which he has heretofore Ell
ccntly filed.
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- The ftiends of E. NJ. HOPKINS announce him Al
candidate 3r the Office Of Judge Of Probate for LeoE
county. This Office being which, in their opinion
requires practical experience in law matters they feel
den his several years practice at the bar viii ena
Bile him to give satisfaction TO all.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

- Mr.. EpITOR The many friends OF NIB. ANDREW
Il. for sRo of
superintendent Of Public Schools for Leon county His
many years experience teacher specially qualify him
for the place and If elected the people may confidently
count upon his performing the duties of the Office faith
inllY and satis factnrilY
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TRY Il.

Il 700 are troubled with pains in the back or
kianeys. Use compound fluid Extract Buchu,
Vrics 81 Al Rawlz l92t
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08
From Frank l.. HARRISON, state Lie
brarian.

ATLANTA, Ga. January IA, 1880.
MEssRs lIUTCmsoN & Bro: | have tested
your NeuFalgine,' both on myself and on 9th
ers, and have found it to be all that is claimed
a specific Tor Neuralgia and Headache. l recon-
mend il to my friends Yours truly,
aug 31-2rn FRANK l.. HARRISON.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

sx- The friends Of d. FRANK WALKER. a. Iamonia.
ann ounce him q candidate for Tax Assessor nr Leon
county, at the election be held TIE second day Of
November next Mr. Walker h Of eur Substantial,
hard working farmers. He is Thoroughly practical and
viii make a nrst-class oEacer. No man stands Aigher
among his ndghbors or has warmer ff1endA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

" Nm. KDgroR: Pease announce In SAMUEL 8.
WHITLEY - . cmdidnts for Tax-CouectoR for wakula
county at the election I'm November Mr. Whxey 10 thor
oughy competent for the position. and II the people %
Wskulla a. believe they win recommend him for sp
potntment he win discharge the duties q tie once with
credit to himself and satisfaction to the public
MANY Worms
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Superintendent Of Public Schools.

- EDIToi, FLOREDIAS Please announce HENRY n.
FELKEL a candidate for Superintendent Of Schools
for this county AT the election in November next.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

A Philips FOR Fall Planting Call at the Sign
ofgrr Drug Store-Garden Seed Depot. 1-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

A cold euf-buiton- The owner can get the same
br calling Al this Office, proving property, and
r~wiux for this advertisement
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

good reliable remedy for this aggrayating
r,a.ady y ll be found in Saccharated Elixir of
Psus-ne u Rawls- 1926
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

Nh buy Florida Wagon, same as the cash.
81 B. w. BERRY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

70 The many friends Of JONATHAN W. BR1TTON
his the Of Leon county for the
Office Of Judge Of Probate being confident OF his ability
to make irst-rate officer
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

~ Mr. EDIToR Please announce ED. NJ WEST,
Esq candidate for the Office of Judge Of Probate Of
Leon county His many years experience in the courts
pefec familiarity with routine OF the Recorders Office
specially qualities him for the place. and elected the
people may confidently count upon his being always In
his Office 10 discharge its duties MANY CITIZENS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

E4- The friends and earnest supporters Of In A. II
FENNEIL, Of Miccosukie, hereby announce him can
idate for the oce Of Tax Assessor for Leon county and
in doing take pleasure In assuring the people ts q
an ofacer he will be found honest eieient and pr0mpt
II strict integrity, vim, and energy are qaameaNons
faithful and ecctnal efforts in favor OF Democracy In tn
past entIe him to the support Of people. may con
hdently look forward to III Fennefs aeeooA
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Another Lot

Ul l.sEls best . cent cigar just received at
ri-t Nea Drug Store. 1927
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ey- Mr. RDrroR: We take pleasure IN announcing Tor
Office Of Tax Assessor for Leon county, o. nef os
faithful, tried and true men, fay capable Of dischaRng
the duties ofthe once and elected BE WIN
give satisfaction That old soldier and patiot 0Ko
A GROOM MANY VOTHme.
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- KDEfoR Fx0UnGAz Please announce the name q
n W EPPks candidate for Collector Of Rsv.nns sor
Leon county, at sAs ssulng siscion IN Novmbsr Ths
friends Of Nh. Kpp@ essnt his name to ne voters q
Leon county with The that his integrity Of char
acter and qualifications render HIM suitable person for
that once "RoRArToa n OyrIcKr
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* Mr.. EDrToR: The many friends and acquaintsnces
OF Mr. W p BYRD OF the late Dr. F. A Byrd Of this
county announcing him candidate for the once Of
Judge OF Probate for Leon county beg leave to state to
the public that thorough and hard study at one Of
our best law schools, together with good practical
knowledge Of business generally, qualify him for the
Office that elected, Mr. Byrd will, by his strict in
tety and close attention TO all ocia business, merit
the confidence reposed by thus recommending him TO
Governor Bldxham for appointment.
re- Mr. EDTToR: The friends OF BENZ. CHA1kkS,
announce him candidate for Judge OF Probate OF
Leon county the election for County Oicers in No.
vember They do this confident that he s the choice OF
the people the dntes OF the once VIII De MifnfaHy and
satisfactorily discharged.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

Erased ftom the Registration l. ist Of Leon County,
and Published as directed By SECTION Of tie Aet
1pprooed February 81 1877:
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snds q donsn II TIE psopler monsy have passsd
through his hands not - ben lot In this respect
be b model oeer, and, saeh, the people want his
serviceA vox PuFuKL
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NAMES

Attest; Council A. BRYAN, Clerk.
October 4, 1SS0-20-tf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

bro. Harris, u the Potosi IndeDerd.
ent. has called down upon his luckless
pate the adverse criticism aud denuncia-
ton Of several Southeast papers By res
son at his assa uifs npnn Mr.. Holiday.
who IL candidate for reelection. AZ
sample Of these criticisms, we copy
the following from the Marble Hill
HerdtdsS~-~
The Jackson Cs,sh- B0oaof the 25th
ult. gives the POtnsi Independent the
following dig In the ribs. which it
WAlhd be well for it T., resnesnhes There
are too many Of these country boosters
who edit or control country newspaper
columnslwho think they can make pub
liz, o. popular, opinion. As the Ctssh-
HOOK saYs, u the Ladependesst or the
Sentinet wants to open fire, let them
sisstssys or al0Ile-- commence right now.
This il what the Cdsh- Book says:
II the Potosi Independent knows
any good reasOns why Hon. Thos. Hol-
liday should not be reelected Auditor
It should now state them. And don't
you forget IT, 10 not reason. The fact
that Mr.. Holiday has able and efficient
help In his Office, il no argument against
hiGH ms Az officer. We ere not partic-
uAyly anxious 10 support Mr.. Holiday
FIR Auditor, but the Lndependent
shoald give sensible reasons or shut
up" s. &
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
A New Remedy for foo,laache.

DR.. T. G.. Osborn, in the Medical
Brief, states that his cook came to him
with a swollen check, asking for some
thing to relieve the toothache, with
which she had been suffering all night.
He was on the point of sending her to
dentist when it occurred to him that
there was in the house vial Of COM
pound tinture of benzoin.
after cleansing the decayed tooth !"
he says, 81 saturated a pletiget Of cot
tO., lint with the tincture and packed
it we'll into the cavity. hoping this
would suffice for the time, and tod her
to come back in two OF three hours IL
she WAS not relieved. / was turning
Away when she said it might not I've
necessary, perhaps, as the pain was al
ready gone. Surprising her faith had
large share In the relief, would not
allow myself to think that the me.Ii-
cine had anything to do with the cure
any more than 80 much hot water
would have had. But when ] arrived
at my office, two other patients were
awaiting me with the same afflictiOn,
aud determined by way Of experiment
to use the same remedy. TO my agree
able surprise, both patients declared
themselves Immediately relieved, aud
begged vial Of the tincture for future
use. During the winter number of
similar cases applied; and were Instant
ly relieved by the same treatment, NIL
expressing much satisfaction with the
remedy. In December told my drug
gist of my discovery, and recommend
I'd him to sell It 10 any person applying
for 'toothache drops This he re-
ports. he has done, aud that every
one seems delighted with the medi-
cine"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

Hon. James 8. Barnes, formerly rep.
resentntive from New Madrid county,
was killed last Sunday week on his
farm by Martin Paquette. . former ten
ant Of Barnes. II 10 stated that the
parties had some difficulty about the
rent Of the farm which Paquette had
rented from, Barnes last year. Barnes
had forbidden Paquetts, when about
leaving, from removing corn and farm
ing implements from the place. Amer
leaving, Paquette sent q wagon for the
corn, ETC., but Barnes refused to let
him take anything. On thed day named
Paquette went to Barnet place, armed
with a double barreIled gun. Barnes
was sitting on log with two friends
when Paquette rude up and presented
his gun, saying: "D-n you, have
yDu now" Mt which Barnes desired
him not ~ do that, when Paquette
fired the contents Of one barrel, loaded
with siugs, into Barnes left breast,
killing him instantly. Paquctte is now
in Jail in New Madrid. Barnes family
have been in Wright county, where
he intended going on the 10th inst, he
having purchased property in said
county some time ago.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

The election Of De iolycr Garfield a
as the successor of Mr.. Thurman in the
Senate forces into bold relief most sig-
nificant coincidence.
Garfield was one Of the bribed menu
bers of the house, caught with Credit
Mobilier scrip in his pocket, issued by
the Pacific Railroad Ring. Tu Mr..
Thurman, on the other hand, belongs
the special credit Of having carried
through the only law by which these
rich aud overgrowfi corporations are
called to account.
These corporations furnished the mon
ey to Ohio to beat Thurman, and the re-
turns from twenty counties, hitherto
regarded by both parties as close, prove
cOnclusively that they followed Cakes
Ames's advice In putting the cash
where it would do the most good, and
that their efforts were directed, first Of
all, to the Legislature. II the other
counties of the State had done nearly
as well for them rs this disputed ground,
Fosters majority over Ewing would
have ran up t. seventy-five thousand.
The great mcnopolies and rings have
nov secured an open advocate on the
floor Of the Senate, whose vote and
whose voice they can always command.
-Suu l
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
The Solitary Gear.
New YORK Sun

New YOrk Sun
A king, and much more than a king,
An autOcrat, ruling alone;
Yet titles like these cannot hiring
A moment of peace to the throne.
A moody old monarch, distressed
BY thoughts Of the present and past
Whose spirit is craving the rest
That only the grave gives at last.
He daily inhales with disgust
The plOttings that burden the air;
He watches his friends with distrust,
Suspicion is everywhere.
Siberia's snow fields and graves
Are types of these years of his reign
His rule Of recal"itrant slaves
BY bullet, by rope, and by chain.
Bright daSgers that CLEAN in the air.
Explosions that flame in his path,
Explain what the wretched will dare,
And tell him of gathering wrath.
But who is so wretched as he, r.
And who such burden would share!
Who longs, as he longs. to he free
From danger und sorrow aud care?
The tomb is too close to his pride,
The grave oJiors poison his breath,
And daily he = .es ut his 81 e
The final old RutOcrat, De.th.
The end Of this stubborn old Cz-r,
Men hope, will begin u new page;
They say his fair youth is by far
OutweiYhed by his bitter old nge.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15

+ Two weeks since we copied an item
from tho Cape Girartieau Democrat,
wherein 1t was stated that Miss Lulu
Albert had eioped from that place to
St. Louis with no Arthur jacobson,
who left the Cape the same day. Last
weeks Democrat contains the follow
ing correction"
81. Louis, Mo-. Jan. 9Th, 1880.
Editor Democrat:
want to write q few lines to you in
regard to that matter concerning Miss
Albert to whom you have added my
name. I have just arrived here to-day
from my home (Farmington), and feel
very sore about the local in your paper
about the, as / am 10 more to blame
than you, in regard to her leaving her
home, as about 8 o'clock on that day
as Mr.. Fraser, the operator, can tell
you'll received a message from home
to come home Immediately, and had
to leave on the hack that night Miss
Albert got in the hack very near the
convent. and did not know it was her
until very near the end of town. Now
you know, as business man, what
kind Of All impression 1t leaves on the
public, and as have always had .
good name and still want to keep it.
ask of you to correct your statement in
your. paper, II You please, and please
send me copy to Farmington.
Yours Respectfully,
s ARTHUR JACOBSON.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-15
II Nominated he win Accept.

(From an Interview in the Kansas City Times
During the lengthy conversation Gov.
Seymour had repeatedly said he did not
want the nomination and would not lie
q candidate for it; but ut no time Ind he
said:be wouldn't accept the nomination
il rendered him, and finally put il to
him in this wise: s +l- .t
"SuppOse. Governor, when our con-
vention shall meet and the Democracy
Of the3United Slater, after looking over
the entire field and comparing We've,
should find that you are not only the
choice of the Democracy for President,
hut that your nomination 10 necessity
and you should he nominated uunni.
mOus!v-yOu would not refuse the NOM
inatiOi?"
He replied without hesitation, and his
answer was significant. These are his
words: ,...,r-..-..s ...l,
ut ,gould not do, for me to say NOR
that I you'd ref,se the nomination
under such circumstances, for If I did
it might be claimed / despaired of the
success Of my party in ddrance, and
tha an injury might be done should
some one else be nominated"
The conviction left on my mindjtak-
ing the interview rs a whole, w9that
while Governor Seymour eincereN lEsld
honestly deprecs ties the use of his hRaAe
in connection with the no,nina ton. sah
while he Graves the peace and quietPf
his rural life. yetif Ills party unanimOuea
ly ask him to become their leader nexts
year he ciU not refuse.