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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

One OF the nsNst striking and romantic spots
in the Sooth IS the IHsrne Asy Fam sf che State
Of FInrisia, Situated "a rhe .ApslacAieUka river.
Gffy miles ruztk II The Gulf and three miles
sOuth oG sAe Georgia and Alabama State lines
And this place has a history. Through the
influence OF Colonel Joseph H. White. NJ C.
from the Territory OF Florida, u liberal sum was
appropriated for the erection "f Saifa'Ie build
ing to be used rs an arsenal
The situation to be selected was disputed
point, bat Ms. Florida = White, the estimable
wife Of Colonel White, warmly adv0caresE placing
Il on the heights Of Mount Vernoa. Sssw known
~ ChzttahOochee-
MrR Waite was recOgRaesl ~ brile and
leader Of the asa at the capital She was quite
m enthusist. and took great fancy to this Wild
and pncultiva,el spot, believed to be the most
eseyAied in Florida and. Il Was said, strained
her influence with members OF Congress to have
the arsenal established here. She was a woman
possessed Of great powers OF fAscinatIOn, much
culture, and elegance Of person, and being wish-
cat children, she embarked in all the sayesies OF
Washingson lie Except for 8 purely PiAtoaic
friendship which existed between herself and the
&tstE0 pa 1tsc81s0 AAG1hy w uscasvCN W
CoagrcB from Georgia. she MAS entirely above
reproach- Colonel White, her husband, was
man Of hne personal appearance, good lawyer,
and poaseised the most genial and winning man
Dsn- He lad the faculty OF making friensls and
never losing them He and his wife are Eavors-
bly, spoken Of By Balwer in his beautiful novel,
The Pilgrims of the Rhine" having acconpa-
nied him- viii Mr. Wild ON the INCREASING
tous which gave inspiration to that story
Bat have dIsressed from the sabject Of Mount
vusOa- Thh highly improved and beautiial
bailding. erected 81 heavy cnss. On m eminence
cveriookisg The waters 81 The Apalachicola river.
aitm having served ID p1rpose Of United States
arsenal. and, mare lately, Conledesaie States
hospital i now devosed 10 better use-ascrd-
IND quSef ard happy home 70 those afflicted
VIII nssssl alisssiion and ths quiet repose Of
d placs, usdr she kind and paiesnaleAs d he
ssaGa, and Ia visilancs % The Govesnorelecs.
vill psUvs 70 Be- : blsssing 10 al q that unfsr-
tunaae elam q opr eitizsns- i
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

-Du1l eo9sfy b DE hrst to Sad . nsrdervE
49, - ~ 60vezBos, - VII Be seen BY the
G1~wiHg hs@ tie UsioA o. Thursd4y last
- B1d. eosviesed Eog the murder Of Robert
1a4. w8 Aes called up. Co1ODeI NcDoneII.
m@y Ex Tie desense, stated thas . motion for
s.sI DiAi - bsea mAde, upon the grounds hat
- B@&a ~ not IN accordance with the evil
6@8s Aat duisg tie trial two Of the jurors
- N o. e0W5 noon alone, etc The Judge,
- nsiswhg De evideoes IN the ease. denied
% DSG1 kx sew BiAL He tAeu asked the
Dg hhe I'D s.ythiag 70 say why jsdgmeat
$3.50 - ~ psuso1seed The prisoner eal@Iy
d@t2 - Uk nd went % far - 70 s1y thAt be
q - sv@ hsss pistol during The not asd
Gaks& &c 1@y q the Court The Court then
psuas11ss6 - sssteaee- Il was thai Bird
As~A - h@g - de neck until dad, upUa
- 6T - ahsaA Be Axed By the Governor"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11


Editor Fz0ridiaa: am pleased 10 know all IS
passing pleasantly at The capital. and think
Governor Bloxham's inaugural has promise Of
psngrtss In "a. by experience in new countries
has been large. and, ~ pioneer, pretend 10
know some OF the causes Of success o. failure 10
settle up those thai are little known have bern
miSTepresented. l cannot agree with certain
writers that the best immigTaliOn will come from
The south Of Europe. RImids b nod % unlike
other States Of The Union ~ 10 necessitate y
dual" class IL inhabitants There b moi cppes-
iuDiiy GoE wealth enoagh 10 czesie an ssistccsacy
to any extent: and yOa cannOe make man 70
poor a. TO compel him to labor unless be has .
mind TO- The class Of settlers mssi likely to
succeed in Florida would mOsa naiusally come
from people Of moderate means, raised On q near
the frentiess. and who have always had 10 work
for living. and are nos aahamed to do - when
they gel to FLORIDA a. . substitute foe cheap
EuTOpean labns Ne have the cclcged mAn- Thsso
b more capital and inieIlissnee needsd TO profit
ably employ tbs labor already here, rather tian
importing simply labOEing immigrants
Inducements shoald b chiely IL aIinemine-
iion Or lAcis, irushihl descsipsioss Of
portio1s d he Bsate. ard nose o. stinesisns
plainly, and nOt % - = make onef &ntneonfssls
70 the othw. Cary ont The prh1 PIN e sAsIs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

a D<8Scn1E Senatorial eaceus il 10 be held
~ e1ag and he election vii take place on
Ts@a.y n<zt. 1srh
- $1,000 n tie GATED STATES Revised Stat
49, NE 3 . - klIo~s:
So a ThE Legislature If each State, which
h cA1sEz nexi preceding the expiration Of the
60 G whieA any Senator was elected TO rep
nDl 1e4 S1a1e n Co1gTess shall, on the sec
I'D ImG6ny xaeT The meeting and organization
u@.~f psoeeed 20 elect Senator IN Congress
- L. e1ch eiecEiSo shall Be Conducted IN
- b1DWng mAnseT- Each house shall openly,
9Mn%Oz vote o. each member present nAm6
60 p@1 kx Senator N Congress from such
-. - De nauk q the person 50 voted Tor,
whD REEVES nz5oTity Of the whole number Of
j1@d e 1hAt ho1se BY the clerk or secretary
49, o. Il ether house falls 70 give such ma
l[fy - Any pkxson On that day, the fact shall
~ @seEef O he Journal At - o'clock me-
ni1ns - Ehk day following that On which pro-
eH are required o. take place A. Aforesaid
~ @ewbeu of the TIVE bs0ses shall convene in
SoDG Abby, and the journal Of each house
AAH IA b rad, asd If the sane person has
nsMys1 o msjogify q al the votes IN each
k8, be GA1 BE declared duly elected Senator.
- II che mme peTsou has not received . ma
jWMy e ue woes n each house or # either house
- Aseo % Ake proceeoIn2S, a. required oY
O. @Ea11. Dc JOINT Assembly shall hen pro-
60 - eAonsk, BY sSss-socs vote OF each mem
6@ weBl peTsoa for Senator, and the person
ghs ssrevs . majority Of al the votes Of the
%a11 Ably Majority Of all the members
oEc1@ - boGh h01sa being present and voting,
@M1 b deeaaTed daily elected. II no person
nueaBo nscA n2joEIsy On the frst day, the Joint
A@e1biy AL meet ~ II O'Clock meridian OF
@eA 0erssdng day during the session Of the
LeE1sBe, I'D shAll take a. least one vste, Until
Q 60E1w h eiec1ed
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11
Waltsn Ceunty Kaeesaen.

The I0IIowing is the result Of the election loE
county officers in WALTON county, held Novem
btr .. 1851, as Submitted By The Secretary Of the
Democratic Executive Committee:
Of Revenae MAS -; Of which d. l. Campbell
received 100 vsieA J. L. Bowers received 80
voses. ID. w. McCaIIum received 60 voses, and
p. Garrett received a vOleA For Assessor d
Revenue. ths whoIs number of votes cass wa
-; Of whieA w. b Mcleod received s5s votes
w. w McCallnm received - votes, and J. ".
Campbell FDcsived "a vOlek The highest mum.
bsr II voses cass Eur C0uny Oommiasioasss waa
- ioIleWs: J. Ward received 80 voiea. W. Rdgs
received isS vOses, VIM MeD0aaId received lls
vOtes, Allen CsmpbsIl received 10 soies. and
Angus L. Anderson Seceived 10 votes. Ror En.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

Governor Biox ham has now assumed the gov
eminent, and by this time transmitted his views
to the Legislature II may Judge from his fn-
auguraI speech. be win devote large part Of his
energies to the three objects of completing the
railroad system to The WesS and through the Pc
ninsula to The South of immigration and Of pub
lie edueatio1. His message will 10 doabt eIab-
crate bis views. that We will not make any
further comment upon This At present. than that
If there were only three ohjects to which be
coaId devote his attention, these three were the
worthless
The past administration, Notwithstanding that
it has only been in the last two seasons that the
reaction from the panic Of 1873 has set in, has
been succs<ssGf to degree gratifying TO all
thee Who predicted SUCCESS. in giving confidence
to capitalists and 10 immigrants confidence
which bad not been fostered by the old, Wild
days of pInnder and reckless legislation
We do not pretend tOsAssume that the Demo
Gratis have been without errors either Of admins
uation or legislation. bat there have been none
which have resulted IN any serions effect upon
the financial or political cosdiIion Of the State
To take full advantage Ofihe opportunities which
nov afford themselves 10 build up the State IL,
We think, q toregone result Of the happy choice
the people have made In selecting Governor
Bloxhan, TO lead The government
His speech, while il shows full appreciation
Of what be has undertaken, indicates that tenn
pcraie hrmBess Of conviction and resolution
which sE,oaId be The conspicuous attribute of an
executive We may be assured that while, on
The one hand. neishev the administrative NOR she
Legislature VIII plunge into any reckless uniried
schemes, 90 he oshes, here will be IN earnest
and perSssent (persisiens, because wise and con-
ideni 81 uliimate saccessl etFon TO improve the
Essie IN every rtspecf.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

IL Gexss p. YowIez Of Levy county has
- Ds@ts&ssd b. de President o Collector Fl
CD@ 81 De DkEGda ofSG Marks MH Fowler
- Rep1A&cAs candidate EOr the Assembly,
- Ley - de hts eIeesio1- BE b "aaI-
49, q - ArA WsieE and las never been
@S11 % shrisk from any dirty wosk required
q - II 10, his zeal h this particular has
@ea - no@inafi0s from Freshest Whose
ss@4 - puns@ eoaeiliasosy policy toward
- 1AAA Wgs fhere 10 o<hez Repsb,icuns
UEB fhs Dkutsies wstky q recogBifioaf In
60 HlDsa dis se,eestos may be regarded -
in1e1aAg 81 Bishss has eot lie inside tsaek On
Cs@sv@s - De szztlemaa who b 70 be supeT-
80 - Perks, Or J. T. Cunikl b devoted
Gt@6 = - sz-eeastoTA And & iudic,tes
ans@g n6aE iowa: Dies none but staIwaTss
- - cdr seed expect anything from
8@1as, il
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

The following paragraph appeared in a recent
issue Of the New York Hersld
~seuatnr Jones. Of Florida, il being opposed
s0e the ONCE Of Senator from Florida because he
once worked at the carpenfeT's bench. He was
born In IEeiaad and went TO Florida in 1855
The BooFbon Democrats do not like him because
be used 70 work"
This item has been added to many Republican
pApes1 Seaztog Jones was at she New York
SOseI yesserd1T. Being asked By World re-
porter what the paragraph amounted to, he
rid:
Il have little 10 say that would interest the
public, Gog do not think that the circumstances
which surrounded me 10 early life, and which
are well kDcWD 70 all the good people Of New
York Eaate, are Of much Consequence At the
present time- / claim no credit for having risen
from an obecuTe position in life 10 the Senate,
and / am quite sure that no one will be able TO
use dat fact against me to say advantage in any
political contest IN Florida There Is too much
good senss In the Democratic party to object to
asy mas % such . ground IS thai, and ! have
seen too much Of the libersIiiy u the people Of
ny STATS net 10 know thai they would repGdiAse
any one WHO should claim their support on that
RTUund. IE 10 the every -dAy boast Of our people
that under our system Of government the road
20 dialinesi0a d open 70 al Who have the merit
70 win Il, and II would be strange IL what 10
called my IOwly origin should he put forth 10
impair my chances Of reelection"
SWhai = the fset In regard 10 yOar Iowly
ogieSn r"
Il an free 70 admit that am . man who
ATTACHES No Consequence whatever to the acct
dents u birth, but II such things we're Of any
impgssocs 20 myself OF the public, / eOaIa read
by sh0W th4i, Whlle. like many men lar superior
20 ne, once followed l2boEioas pursuit, my
origin b at least high enough TO uphold any
ho0Oss ! may be able 10 achieve IN public life"
Yoo ass Awyes, believe. By profession =
"Whea were yOu admitted 10 the bary'
In RiOgids n 1853"
~WbeB did you enter political life p
s1emsas4 it I'm 1874: when the penpie o. my
e1uBsy sEst ~ 70 the State legislature. cOu-
- tkat eBssssd Il with relucfapce and nothing
bus The conviction that / could be Of service 70
my people in helping 70 lit them up from The
wTetcbed c9nditiOn h which tbey weTe 81 thar
lime iDdnced Nc 70 ahapdos ny pEosessjon and
90 fssO politics. AZ thae gime Che conditions ~
Florida W. ID bsyosd description. WhIle I
nd mAsy olhesS 1fmly believed that the white
popuIaii0n VS. slgOng ea0ugh 70 consrOI the
essse eOveFbmsBt Il was very hsFd 10 bsing sus
DIR veli1g p0W2. Tie nesToes hed full sway
and DE e1eemD which were cpmmilisd under
ne ffws ~ lmw ard pmblSe aRfb0siiy were sick-
eaisg - co9tsmplste Avegy considerable part
u De best begp1e took no Iniesesl = public mat
lem and publIc o1Bcss were not seugbt aiter or
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

We have received V5ck's RI0xal Oaiie fSr tAe
Spring OF 1881, mosi beautifully fllastraleA
pamphlet catalogue Of planas. eOwen and seedA
with richly illustrated COVERS. aud fne eAgrsx-
ing Of Mr. James Vick, the ceissTAied k1orls1 q
Rochester, n. 7. The book ala ccatniw nsme
handsome engraviaxs II scenesIl % he prenissa
of Mr.. v5ck. mar RDcAestez, wEese an his ssesil
and plants are grown. and 60 1lastratioas. -
GLIDING a brilliantly colored Plate Of rare nd
new npwess. TAh elegant woik d ssnz ~ Mr..
yick 10 any address o. receipt az 70 csAss. wh5eA
amount IS Deducted from The cusa q any oass
subsequently, recsived for seeds EOm he PaEs
chaser.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

IA s<a1.< Judiciary COMMITTEES, TO whom
- n.6nsd he domination Of ! 3 SCckney
E Cna.d srzses District Attorney for Florida,
- aea. k< he fhird time, il Is SAID, report is
n6N-y - ne Ssna1e And IL al signs do
30 =. Sidney VII again be rejected by the
s-sE PsobAbly EAer that Mr. Hayes vii emu
G1G ~ nsminAse . nan for the place vho viii
g. - - s1m<whz4 eeezpsable.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

De- ne<1nR Of rAe Florid& State Medi-
zfh@n.n61a - been called by Its President,
d. c J. K@wsrfhy. to convene al Tallahassee
e. Wsszazg nexr, 13rh inst The session
~ ~ heEd - nighf IN the Senate Chamber, and
- @ rs4a@sed 10 say that the Governor and
- Cnhsez, I'D he eeicErs and members OF the
LeE@zrs. ara ezpeEiAlIy invited to attend, a.
wel N a cfszzsns a Tallahassee.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

L prOtraeted meeting Is progressing at the
Baptist Church, under the auspices Of Rev. j. c
Porter. who has recently assumed charge - pas
tor There viii be baptism ut the church rhEs
evening
The public, especially strangers in the city, &ss
cordially invited to attend these a1eetTngs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

a W@g2 Gzpza<h says that the socAl
@ - 90 sezss 81 Pbssda. according 10
% 49, sxrwned NJ de eensus odzeE By
- asz, y - - OF this number
EM@ mx mzEz. III SIS females, 1s6sE1 na-
$500 e@s hsziEz born 14f 30 white and
za5 susss.h Tbs shows . white prgpsudsr-
go ~ entassd sf 1852
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

We have received bound vOSame cDotainiag
eleven copies OF Ayers Almanse sos 1851, in al
most as many difereus languages This IS jsasi
one mIEliouth part OF the edlsiOG, which The en-
Ferprising publishers have issusd this year go
Tree distribution in all parts OF lie world 1he
poEygBOt colIectiOn = we'll worth presefVing-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

msuw 80 shs maseEfal of the GMa amA
1 wD - nedB sundsy suits a fore
60 IL pgeteslim e De pnpss. hoWeVer.
- - mepe4, ~ lie Iezuz eswyes were
- . - De maieiaI, bei1e undsx-
- hsDgsB, was - 6osA sd yeslesday the
- nnak pamnmtoB 81 The olBce sud caosed n
IL UeE1 mns1N, J. W. AsckIbald, subse-
g 6S1a1 3 so - Il W. DREW, trustee
80 1az6w 81 g meglkzeed e5afm9
~ Ue0EI.m, aalew 81 he Ua<eH, has had
So yI - Csrzlt Cosu aesinst lhe
- - - kklse1g compasy, n. X GsHyes,
80 - - esaes iesasstsd = lhe
- ~ . ~ -. ID 8 - a 4
An1 ham1ng smtT bursssy.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

For the benefit Of STRANGERS Nke may be q
town, we will take occasion to sly that the fnesa
chewing and smoking tUhArrO.. - web ~ The
largest stock of good cigars in town viii b
found AZ W. A Rawk' drug store. B
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

The g. Louis Rb6 Dipatei says Secretary
Echusz win Ieaye Washingtou ID ApriI, settle
down in 81. Louis, and divide bis Time between
his German paper and writing book fos ihs
Applesona
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

EHR J. H. B4TEs, Newspaper AdSerrssin~
Aren't, Al Park Row eTansk Bailiing, Xaw
York, is authorized 10 contract tor aIiSeatue
menfs In the FE0RrpEAx ~ cur best rates..
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

he repa1 tA~t Senator Jones has been teIe-
d E b M kie1ds, - stated in letter
Gu@ T1lahasses ssd p1blished in al East For
A-, ws are ssfbsrized TO say, . . mistake
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

Extra Early VermOak EARLY Rose. and Peer
less potases. selected ksr paAntiaGs At RaxRS. -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

t. REgIlAr meetings ef kagyLEsk Eve An.pL
MRNr Va. hsid taa drss and third Ehrstns -
aiaas af aaGi m8ufh &C tlisr Eadng RnUm a. ainrf
All Patrareha in rood sanding ara iuvtai 10 atsanu
Z. D. EkEK, C.. r.
W. NJ MerxrUsm. Sess6e IT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

II The WEzxLE FEoa,DIAN may be i,unua
sale at Betuou's News Stand, id tlle West
cptt Block 81
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

Membersof the Leshiaiurs AID osAezsuAe -
not have m oppostnniW 10 gst 10 Tie poa1 olioe
during olIsce hours. win 1nd tnppay II Rarhs
drug store.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

r. Rsguiar meetings ef .IxeHznH lanww
va haif tAs afzx and raifnd Mnnihzs In 80
moufh 20 afeiaGiE r ~ Il
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

Nas<. Candies, RAk~isss. CasrO@
aad Curanss at r. b CARPEKTRRS -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11


N1s % Ieas4 Tmpassans maznes wkifh viii
aDgR Ae ssssneiuw se She Legislature ~ in
puszEn1 sEnfan vii BE- ssms measure Dssking -
Me &asu<umnesmsns ef ths InnsrnAI Impsnve-
menn Fmd Gbum rHe oHlIwsrisas rszSsg upsa iG
Ts tAs g<m y psk Ne euuaisss the Demnsrzdfe
pzssy Ct an Sdaus esmmifsed, for smnng the
puznIwssnus sSnpSesE nc rAe Ceuventou held az
GainesxfIss N June IAas was the Saslswing.
EszrEnL Thae we asyur rhe ACKNOWLEDGMENT ef
the InaxEuaf ImpsvSsnsens Fund ef the Sfate az
thR ezFiSssg pEsEfaesble mnmeut, and the apprnr
psindiDu It Che public Iands. ~ Gar - may be
nsEgMasy, - fhs eBuaSruefhsu Of . rAilrna&
through South RlnriEfS and rhe cnunptefiou oe rhe
road from the ApaIsehicuga river to PsnsacnIs
IN Wess Fbovital
Hsss he " dissneumberment y contemplated
By uhts sssslurniu ID % be accomplished Will rax
and depend upan the wisdom OF the Legislature.
We are glad 10 sac thas the maatef IL already
euRzRiuG attention Senator McKnle ot the
srs Dsssries, Cd Friday hast, introduced in the
Senate and had paasest by that body joint res
oEurisu bearing upon the question, "A follows
WHEREAS. The present condition of the
Internal Improvement Funsf IN OF the grea1est
Interest," To tke people OF the State, and the pIr-
pose tor which nc was nfenueu4 tnerenere,
Be St RsanGazf5 g tie Senate ind 4sag8Sb@y, That
a Committee OF Three from the Senate and live
from the Assembly be appointed TO consider and
report the Feasibility ct and the best plan tor
reiieyiug fRe Internal Improvement Fand. and
securing the CONSTRUCTION OF railryid from rhe
ApalaEhicDIa river to Peusae''aa bay and a
rsiIrOpd from OcssIa, IN Marion cpsntY, 70 the
waters OF Tampa hny.
The resolution passed the Assembly on -asnr-
day, sdmended, On the mosi'1u OF MIR Bcyan' 81
Polk, By striking out all after the words Inter
nal Improvement Fund" 80 A. 10 cnnane the
inquiries OF the joint committee To the question
Of devising means for relieving the fund
OF course it lis known thai the lands ara % y
liable fer tas Et&svsst On the bonds issued by the
several railroads under the internal Improvement
set OF 1855 Es Is supposeri that $3.50 400 Of the
original issue ct bonds il COW outstanding, As
sIloWS:
- L =
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-11

TGgBzu~s VIII observe the
- x MAzZ - I'D. pzDss, wasEh dszfazz
- m@ - - @Bwnsz n4s Ex7mzD, nd
- 49, @1MncE Anx . pHDE AAs
- - sx11. y N ms8 pssInssiy - dis
1 " - @s@s g Masvtprsu - ass -
- -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-15

"A prominent New York Republican
says that after all efforts to effect CON-
promise in the matter of the New York
cOllectOrship had failed, Vice-P President
Arthur went in manly way to the Pres
ident, and plainly told him that he felt
bound IN honor to sustain his friends, and
added: 81 trust, Mr.. President, that
you will not think that there is anything
personal to you in my action" The
President, ia his usual hearty way, took
hold of Gen. Arthur by both shoulders,
and said = Personal, my dear Fellow ?
Nothing of the sort. / know you have
no such feeling at ALL
The London Times, In an editorial,
discussing Secretary Blaine's letter to
Minister Lowell, with reference to the
Panama Canal and the Monroe doctrine,
says; The weighty nature Of the inter-
ests of America in the use Of any inter
oceanic canal through the Tsthmus Of
Panama, will be readily admitted, but
Mr. Blaine pushed the point too far when
he would have the world take il for
granted that no government except his
own and that Of Columbia be any claim
to be consulted in regard TO the neutrality
of the work. The proposition is far from
selfevident and unfortunately is not sup
ported in the letter by arguments which
viii make i acceptable 70 The Edropean
'powers, and Least Of all 70 England. Z
"A M. Sullivan, N. p. far Louth, Z one lt
of the most popular and energetic, a be
i confensedly the best informed and best
balanced header Of the Home RuIe party
iDsIrslsnd, bonsiden the Land League At
~ end. he e mo- Ssnt .susAnilsstef has
been fatal % il. The league1 can nov
exist only as . secret organixation Ike
the = United IFishmen, 8 Ribbonmen,
White Boys. Z Feniaps," DO Mr.. Sul-
livaa's view are entitled % great ccnsids
Grafton, to1 he L "a enshusiastic pStsiot,
and be denpunces Nj. Forrsstur.a sysssm
Of wholesale arrests = being RoEae than
ything doe By King - u Cen
y Moura He segr dingly
skat the lid Act ~ 4 BY the
iii peOfI d sAs ftissll iris i which
itWas oonSsixed
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