The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-28

HorGtio No. has his Little Special Mee6ae-
Wholesale Denuneiation Of al 6outhern RoPk
Wants to DrGc in his Horns and Sop 1t 0ssr
By a "Card Of ApOlew"-Too Tzsn- WzoEs-
some Adrice - Dasolins %. H0ratio No No
less than Littie Discrepancies on aks part Of
Horatio No. 1-An0ther Card Desired to En-
plain the Matter-HugAes Is Huge on C6ssgiE-
1enBy, C0nard and Hammond croscd IN Put
nam, and Greeley d 90. Of Dueas-Cdnovev, b.
bee, Ledsoith Lucas d Co., begin to zee tier D0un-
fall fast APPROACHING, and taey Gre Making a
Desperate Effort By Exposure Of the Tdctics IN
their 0son Cansp-Greeky, Conard, Cheney q
Go. Fsared-Ihe Pot is Boxing to our entire sat
isfaetion, and the Republicans ara Fisrriaaag
the Fuel
JACKSONVILLE, September %, 1880.
On Saturday evening, the 18th inst, Repub-
lican meeting was held in East Jacksonville 1t
which meeting Horatio Jenkins, Jr., was ono of
the prominent speakers. ! have it from good
and reliable authority land Republicans at tha0
that Mr.. Jenkins went there prepared with
speech that had been well considered and delib-
erately prepared to answer the charges made
against him, and under which be was smarting.
In that speech he made the most bitter and mar
hgnant charges against the whole Southern peo-
ple He made no distinctions or exceptions; his
TRADE was in the most venomous Language be
could command. In fact, 30 outrageous, and IN
epithets, 50 vindictive and malignant, & wpuld
be improper to repeat them. His audienee IVES
composed mostly of negroes, Is ID the case with
their meetings, and of course they, the negroes,
swallowed all he said with relish that was no
doubt very fiattering to the speaker. he spread
his poison among them efectually, aud thsy sp-
plauded his TRADE against the Southern people
Some of his own party had the good Judgment
to see what the evil effects Of his speech vUuld
be among the intelligent white people Of ihe eiay
and State. and Mr.. Jenkins was obliged (as
matter of policy only TO take back what he he'd
said, as far as possible, and come out In the Gkn
and Press the next Sunday morning, win
card Of apology. His speech showed the animus
Of the man; he no doubt spoke a. he feit- but
policy came in and it>xas necessary, q fkr q
possible, 10 counteract the damage he had dons
with the white voters, hence hin card. Buf What
Of the blacks who had taken It AL in % eagerly,
particularly that part when holding up the nippse
drivers, the blood hounds and the uuelfies Cf
former masters that was 20 much relished and
applauded BY the colored portion of his audi
encef How ara they to be affected b. his = card
Of apologyP WIN one of thea - itf Csn be
erase from their memory the wicked and wa
epithcts he 20 exultinkiy cast upon the wh01e
Bouthern peoplef No; be emitted his senon
where II win sprout and grow, and be W. aware
u the fact 1t the dime, and yet, iofsooth, ~
would ny and wipe out the outrage ~ q spoa-
o., which be fAncied would b accep.sd hy ne
outraged and slandered pe0pls Aifer spfstzsk h
their fAces, vipe out The insult win IIfts pint
ers ink
II an assassin comes behind you win daxeeR
and deliberately plunges q IN your visals an1
shen sasps around % your fscssnd apsloek h
would with = much proprIssy p scesptsa = -
apology q II. Jepkins III ~ e1as. sley -
parallel casek think o. Denc Nir sisu
the apoiogy II a. sane I'll = e. n ~
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