The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-28

VIII represent the on<t NhtlSUah
Temperance L Mon at the i ational I on
vention. to assemble at Drsloi; in prto-
Der
The Tins l. the titls II 3 paper
started los Mr.. Elan b. C4;lton, at Pine
Level, county site of Datatee. Three
papers in the county sh!ald help its
/" boom
jacksonville has prorsltly quarAn-
tined Pensacola. and Pensss cola is not 90
ing to make such fuss abs'ut it as Jack
sOnville did when Guaranteed by neigh
boring towns. 1 49,:
On the 18th the poraious town of
Milton, about invent miles tf:m Pensacola,
discontinued the quarantine: which Lad
been established when the false repor, of
yellow fever was made
John T. Graves, editcr Of the Flor
ida Herald Is rusticating 'nthe mountains
of North Georgia. During lis; abSeacc
DR. ". ii. Babcock has charge III lhe
Herald, than whom no batter writer era
oes the State.
The striking operators who have
been taken back by the companies intend
10 take care Of those of The women who
struck and were not taken back TL- is
creditable, and it is to be hoped that tLey
will not grow weary Of the good work,
-Hanlan has at last lo>t.a rtce. bat it
cannot be said be was beaten. It was at
Fall River, on the 10Th, "Ien there were
thirteen starters, and tie; swell tr"Ih a
passing steamer filled his BOAT with VA
ter. The race was given II one Ieeiier
According to Prof. Shalsr. Of tiar-
ward, man and the monkey started rut
together. but the monkey iraseed III a
circle and man in parahla In other
-vId-, nIan never got back 80 hl- start ng
point, while the monles continually
reached his.
Mr.. Carlton r. Poal & tie editorial
staff Of the New Orlean.I I2uta. Demo
crat, was in Tallahassee a., week We
presume that the column. g,t shc - great
Southern daily" will s>3t /, vrlop the
nature Of this special mis-. 'n 70 the c:.pi-
tai Of Florida
The negro race is no longer unit IN
the country, either upop political 1tes-
tions or any other. Thi. tact is in iiSelf
an indication that the col:rsed people have
made appreeiable pr"grc--;in education,
and consequently in ini' frnirnt think
ing.-Boston Post
An error occurred in fiv- letter at Or.
Lucas, Icons CommissioreX at the Exl,o-
sition, printed in the Fl'sRIpiAS OF the
l4th. Instead Of imperxshable articles
viii be tree, on requess.-s the ~ente &c
should have read "non-peri, able articles
will be returned free on r,-',ue>t'
Week before last Wa: di.ting 1i-Aed
by reign Of blood in Cincinnati. Th.-re
were ten serious affairs, elght Of which
resulted in murder and i!,i other two in
probable murder Two 81 the victims
were themselves murder"ts, and Two Of
the rnurderers have co,aeiltted ,nurlcr
before
In an interview WIFE a Ney- York
Herald correspondent, l&w days bef,r
his death, Judge Jeremias,!S Black -aId !:
No man can be good ''''Dernocrat aio
believes in a tariff for prFection.'' 1'lat
IL Old-fashioned Democrat: doctrine, and
the doctrine that will MAKE converts and
win elections
AT the meeting Of tbs American Bar
Association at Saratoga, on the 18th,
Cortland Parker, Of NV Jersey, vas
elected President, and Chief Justice. +.
~ Randall, Of Florida. second VICE
President. A resolution Was adopted :ex-
tending a cordial welcon,,s 20 Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge, who arrived at New
York from England on tl.e cath.
But seven Northern ~ ates hold cleo
tons next fall These ar,s Massachusetts
New York, New jersey :, Penns ylvania,
Ohio, Iowa and Minnesota Al Of
these supported Garfield save New Jer-
sey. The Republicans mast carry ell Or
most of them to be in encouraging trim
for "a, while the Democrats would be
content with New York Sr. New Jersey.
An unpleasantly long list Of dis
graceful offences by army and navy Off
Gers is given in a recent Washington dis
patch. The duplicating Of pay accounts
is the commonest form of: offending, but
drunkenness, embezzlemGnt and oigamy
also appear in the list. Trese cases await
trial by courts-mart.al, waica will be held
when the secretaries of wa, and the navy
return TO Washington.
General Joseph K. Johnston does not
sympatbize with jeff Uevis' views ex-
pressed in his recent letter, He said to a
reporter that it was incou!prehensible to
him how Davis could MAKE the statement
that if there had been no attempt to rc.
infOrce Fort Sumter there would have
been no secession. He supposed that
there was not schoolboyia the North
or South who did not knos better
The Fernandins Mirsss Of the 18TH
was an edition of much e.eeelIence, as it
contained an article of lo'sr pages pre-
pared by Mr.. Charles w. Lewis, being a