The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-05

-About $l2,2l4, 900 have been placed
iu increasing the number of cotton spin
dies 81 the South during the years 1881
and tBsz
II lamb with three mouths was born
not lapg ago on = farm near Marlboro, o.
Even nature seems to know what the
OhiolIiea is.
-fsapt. w. G. Waller, editor of the Sa-
vannfh! Morning Ne,es, has purchased the
ThoaaAsville Enterprise, and will take
charge of the paper at an early day.
Gen. Andrew s. Heron. Congress
mari;alect from the Sixth Louisiana Dis
trict, saied suddenly al his home, in Baton
RouAl, on the 9th ult. of heart disease
III curious spring in ST. fammany
parish, La, runs clear cold water all day
long, but at sunset goes suddenly dry,
dischaFging no water until the sun again
rises,R "a
-ttk Schley county (Ga.) family take
their bncals from an oak table made by a
revolutionary soldier over a hundred
years. ;agn. 1t is still perfect in every
wayl:
-rrErdge Kelley is the great Republi-
can lAiiIanthropist VINO is going to relieve
the Milling millions by taking the tax off
the foor mans whiskey. But in order
that lshe poor man may not become
''blettcd bondholder," Judge Kelley will
still son.iaue to tax his salt and his under%
shirss.- Washington Post
The Philadelphia Press (Rep) very
sensE.iy and honestly says: The Demo
cratss party as scarecrow is played out
Amafg otaer things that this remarkable
eleckidpa has proved, is the fact that the
votTss!of this country have got through
treaAtag one of the two great political
para.a ofthe day as an habitual criminal.
Thesstaet i not in all views promising, and
it dksrive+ the Republican party of an
unc4fpInonly strong back-hold which it
hadS on the convictions of the country;
but fact it is nevertheless"
Eare american Register, published at
Washington, says: We are credibly In
for6Ad that the President has called upon
Coisnlissioner RauIn for information as to
how s9on ne can close up the business of
thef shternal Revenue Bureau. This is
WITH n view to recommending to Congress
in VIZ forthcoming message the abolition
of 3sa., bureau. There is too much Dem
ocrisat wfad in this sail to be taken out
by bE Arthur and his Republican con-
feraeA; lat this short session of Congress.
Thssas part of the programme of the
4stA SsoDgress. =
ASFhas will Cameron do? A CORES
posiNsnt q the Philadelphia Times il GER
taI&; shat he will do what he has always
doiitsS and try to crush the OPPOSITION ont
bys.ssain ssrength. He alludes to the In
deltydeuts as "rebels," and win, it is
saiafsoneede nothing, but seek to make
thEsseitber come under bis direction or
gesgcthe Democrats. And sundry Penn
sylfAaia appointments, including that of
thy xhilalelphia postmaster, which have
besssewaiting until the election was over,
arg gsAw 70 be made by Cameron and Ar
thgsSvitt all possible stalwartism.
Fssakd:a is likely to prove an early
botstof c5htention in Congress. The bill
adfiHting IL as State is well mp on the
calk*dars Of both houses. move has been
ms toward paying the troublesome
YyAsson county bonds, and the Republi
ca4 taajofity will not like 10 miss the OPP
POP *nity TO establish Republican State.
Il 4suldi bring IN two Repnblican Sena-
tosx auck needed, and II i is not admit-
ted sow, e will have 10 wait outiide
DSs!scratsc Congress for some years prob
atsssa Ndyertheless, the rule oagbts 70 Be-
oka.svedisot TO ossimit State unisss i has
rlation equal 10 the nanber % pop
ulssha axed for ! Gopgreusiosel dipsrics:
n tpablicsa party has invsaaed kssvs
illsi N poe&et States aad sons of sksm.
lir; Meysd hsvs proved lsus n
DaiEptaih thrssten t4 Ili1 q -
esAsS II aisae u prevsut a. dnll 6is