The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-14

WeSmake the following extr.o,.
the M%J'ticello Constitution's repor, 81 y.
eIorioes day at Monticello on the %
Genctsl Perry reached here nm W.,
evening and was The guest of Mr.. d H"Soay
during yrs wish. On the same niyh, lays
prcsent{and participated in n ball givsn wa
honor n CAROLS Hall e" u biz
EallE; Thursday morning the peo,,.
10 ev"rf portion of The county put n .uing
rrtran1. sngIy, IN couples. BY scores .~ssP
Tganizfa cluhs-and hundreds CAM .ae 10
ID red SSsirls BY 10 o'clock the town W. .sH ,:1
ally pa&srd with n surging mass OF hnrs i''ef
A. ii = NJ mounted procession was f"1Y
several t;undr'd strong, aud which extend.S n'eo
Major 3mpklns livery stable along Wssh;,@
street ALL across the public square 10 NJ wag,on
store fad fully one-half OF the men w.ra,' "e''s
with ~ shirts A few minutes theres6.a.eu
sraulltlL band chariot built specially for ~"
,hsion, Drawn by tour mules and filled WY rne C.
I'"n~arE Brass Band, C,hc best in the ' S,. .ne
and toE"cd by several Handsomely deco,s.Fl
carriag1,, containing General Perry .jenerai n
MY. NJ H'r Russell, Hon : Pasco, Cap,s;n D "
Parking Chairman Central Commi,,esI -;
ether pinnhcn' gentlemen, passed alonp n. aua
re ln'sYt The representative Democracv NJ ~
.,eftr~"1 ana we're greeted by repeated Cheer.
ne PsE' o>'"h Then marched through the nm
Shulf
"etk, ~ hna'iy gathered around n maoniao.s.
sand n't' The deph; and " here MANY vn,e..'
>ohilt'>: u ho served under General Perry IN T
-'nl', Sal All opportunity to renew Ihs;, ~ u
'.ualntAf>ce VITA thrlr old commander ab.,
| >rpaia'isa 81 score of years.
The t1"akers stand had been admiraM
ranged :,nd rtntusely decorated with evern:. Al
| ana ny ""' II WAS partially occupied nv
wrntNaivr Young ladies' dressed in white tn
| Pr"ct";1's were opened by an eloQueD, srA
vent iiayci bv Rev T. W. Moore Tho hd el
| played !: pttlin'lc air and the Young lad,os ,'
| lowed Shih ~ nppr"pritre song and thersnnor
| ttptai'l;R G. Parknil Introduced Gen p.rr"
tbr MY Governor Of Florida, in vtry hama
| some l:tthhei' l" The vast assemblage Hin 70
tnaths t'Ic ~ good taste and met With decided
| >pprot5i NNoueu
Gentfnl Peiry's appearance created mms,..
| enthusiasm, ana his speech, which occuni.d ~
| hour i{fd t"riN minutes, evidently gave .,,;
'a'isidfs'"n II was pain, unvarnlsbed snS
'ruthint presentation OF The political situation
aud any 'n.h no effort Al display OF or,,or,
The mi rup'i"n> ny applause were feonsn,
| which rs evidence that HE brave oil Grns,i
mad '"lsrhe'! thu l"pultr nerve His n,asaao.
end H.! words 81 wisdom appeared 10 Ell, -
th'iI Wy depths The Ii arts OF The fiie+n HIM
trci lyf> is present including many colnrat
voters: We believe be ACCOMPLISHED ara.,
good great
H"n.tTto i. R7nry succeeded General Perry
ou' As khr people are 'nycrsan with the Alb iiv
tnd hnf nrri"fy OF Inns popnlar Florldlan. word,
n c"mflrnda r'n would be Idle He was as,n
fst ia tN~i"nc'', eloquent and pointed AMI al
were rt@t>ed Viii. ~ Remarks
Atet dinner The great Democratic army re.
assembled AT the stand aud We're ably and elo-
.inenllE addressed by Mr. James T. Brnome Of
Quincy and fiorida> greatest orator, Major A.
] R1>tll
Owipi+ to our limited space il is impossible to
Nv a3 The d' taxi oi this grand Democratic
'iemon tualion II WAS complete and salisfsc.
'Nry, aSH will long be remembered BY our peo.
i'lr, nos only as Il merted tribute to the noble
gentleman whom We "iIl inaugurale Governor
II Jan'laiv, but as an evidence OF the earnest
ness of IrI'osc and determination of the Demo
Gratis OF Jefferson county To do all in their power
- nhisaln Democratic government