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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-13

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-13
AUCTION SALES.

HUNT & McCURDY. REAL ESTATE AND GEN.
L L eral Auctoneers No. IS East Washington street
Stocks OF merchandise in city county bought out
right for cash.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-30
G. IT. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.

Applications for rates to clubs
should be made only to the Office of
the company in New Orleans.
For further information write
clearly, giving full address.
Remit by Postal Note, Money
Express Order, New York Exchange
or draft on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably
by Express. We pay Express char
ges on all sums of SIS or upwards.
Address, NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New
Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters and
make Money Orders payable to New
Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La.
ALBERT g. SON,
General Agents. Alexandria, La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-30

CERTIFIcATE-We do hereby GER
tify that we supervise the arrange
ments for all the monthly and semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana
State Lottery Co.. and in person
manage and control the Drawings
themselves, aud the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all PARTIES
We authorize the Company to use
this certificate, with fac-similes of
our signatures attached, in its ad-
yertisements.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18
Letter frsm Commissioner ~ebrins.

DIRECTOR GENERAL OFFICE.
New ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. March 10, sS4
bd6ora Florsd.an reached here on the III
If March ana have accomplished all thai came
for and will leave this dav for Nashville Tenn
~ attend session OF The southern Immigration
society My interview ana business relations
" It'll MAJOR A. Burke have been very Pheasant
He j. man ni most remarkable administrative
ability Il Is truly wonderful The rapidliv with
which he dispatches ousinese-there is d con
san' Stream Of people going in and coming out
. ms Office al are received in tne most atiaoje
and pleasing manner and he rule i t. business
al once Director Genera Burke has HE enter
prise well under way aad the work has zen
proper shape and viii be rapidly pushed :" com
petion There i 240 acres ID the Enclosure The
main building l. 400 feet long ne and half
story high anG sos ic@i wide with nine doInes
The Horticultural Hall 500 feet long by 81 fcej
vide, With a wing 0n each sid ~ OK 80 leel
viii dome ~ tower IN The centre IL he build
ny ana aided "a his VII be , or > iAr.t anneXes
have 81 ono square fee in The uoricu Ira
buleiug anl W. and one ia.! acres Of ground
adjoining ,h.> building ior Horticultural GAf-
AZ I"9 a." 90 ~ 90 q any Nees
'''''s9 -'a''ll a''- 0'c''hu' rec ana ae
ciduou> tree, IL ,ur horticultural Building |
want u pa ~ u oar traits, trppcA. trees
shrubs iern- and plants. ans vii eypec' al
q tIzen> OF FlOra- % EYER, themselves ~ make
thl> gram success Lei 'he l'eop,, walk ~
'''l'ea 10 '"t i'rlde ~ VERY ci'|"n . floTlda
% I've NE -Aei' All III in1hihS LIE 'he -riihaesi
dsiiay "V-i Hl|tde III AuY country " L Any az
''t tiorIcuiurA. Garden AGlrins the Men CAL
='-rdei'- AM We W. have a mean rya. III
Florla AZ awaken ~ .Ae g~~A: Importance ~
making 'uF -&hioH glorious success nave
whaj space W. Fequ re II lhe main ou.idi NJ
Where We VII display our cotton. corn. pats
Fi'@, hAoei' grams, nav 4nd IKE arm produces
ioT a. uas rertived OF Director General Burke
a. iiAi She Las asked tar voi- uHani NOUS
Vo't u 'hAhh' a. M~l'T Durke 4 'tAaN 81
fi"r'da
'Lf feadtFe |pu'G oo SURPRISED - SET lilt greAi
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

We have the following in the Monti
cello Constitution of the ! 9TH, and it add =
that Captain Pasco gave notice that in
this case of Il. c. Lewis i Sons he would
appeal to the Supreme Court; and for the
purpose of enabling the plaintiffs to amend
their declarations in the remaing cases
they We're all continued until the next
term of court
The case OF B {. Lewis & Sons VS. the County al
Jefferson zone of many involving the validity
OF the bonded debt of this county was commenced
on Friday last before lury Of six constituted OF
The following gentlemen, to-wit Messrs = fules-
ton, W A " simmons. g. A. Burton. A J Bo-
land L :. Smith and J s. May The plaintiffs are
represented by Colonel Henderson, Mr.. Malone and
Hon George P Raney, and the defence by our able
townsman, Hon. 5 Pasco. The presentation of
record evidence occupied The time OF the court IN
III noon of saturday, and The argument OF counsel
submitted on saturday evening and Monday
morning.
carefully written charge ny his honor, Judge
Maker submitted 10 the counsel for plaintiff
and defendant previous 10 giving the same 10 the
Jury and Mr.. Malone one oil the counsei TOT me
plaintiff discovering that certain " white bonds.
involved in The present suit, were held by The court
10 have been illegally ISSUED and therefore vold
sand gentleman asked and received termlsslon TO
withdraw the same. Thereupon the Judge elimlna-
led that portion of his charge which was iata 10 the
white bonds :" The number of bonds Withdrawn
from the suit was thirty seven calling for 500 each
and fifteen for $500 cach-aggregatln 81 I'M This
action Jeff in the sui. only blue bonds 20 the fac
yalue Of $6,NM
The amended charge OF the Judge then given
20 The Jury, and after absence OF two or three
hours, II returned 10 Tho courtroom and reported
that IL was poss bic agree upon verdict. His
Honor thought differently. however, and suggested
That further consideration might heal all d. tereuces
Of oplnion-that they had plenty Of lime. and 10 re
turn 30 the jury room and make themselves comfort
able. He considered il unnecessary for Intelligent
men to disagree u verdict. and referred dis
unguished jurst. who had been on the bench forty
wears, and never had bu; Jury tall 20 agree
verdlCf-and That in cOnseQ uence of he death
ol one Of the Jury Further consideration 81
f-cted harmony OF sentiment il the Jury room, and
on IL second appearance the jury rendered yer
dIct II favor Of The Plaintiffs for the Of %
principal and Interest
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

The New York Star in double-leaded
editorial comes out FOR the old ticket
Tilden and Hendricks. The SUR speaks
the voice 81 Tammanv, and hence It's III
lerance has eignifcancr The Star SAYS :
some of our esteemed Western and Southern
contemporaries express eager desire 10 know
bow New York IN general and Tam many in l,articu
lar feel toward the movement To revive the old
ticket IN far the Star expected TO furnish
reply, ii merely repeal what ii said in its issue
of June IA, 1889, follows The late of the party
lie. in the hands Of its leaders. If in their judg
ment, well in that of the friends Of Mr. Tilden
it is the best and wisest and safest policy place
once more ia the field the ticket which was elected
in 1876. DeInocruf has right object. Ii il be
yoDd dispute thai Mr.. Tiidep elected to The
Presidency seven years ago. and La al the sufrages
Of The people were nuliitied by the shameless action
OF packed and fraudulent Republican tribunal.
And il, setting all personal considerations and ndi
vidunl ambitions aside, the Democracy, through
their representatives in National Conv eution should
conclude To revitalize and vindicaie the old idea,
il will be beyond the power of any loyal Dem ocrat
to withhold his approval of that action"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

A well-informed journal estimat es the
number OF visitors to Florida this season
at sixty thousand. and oubtless the num-
Der will reach at least that figure Some
remain but few days, many tor weeks,
Others for months, aud We may estimate
that they will expend within the State Al
average Of fifty dollars each We think
it will be allowed that this l. a mlninu III
estimate, but ii amounts to three million
dollars dishursed bv the sixty thousand
for travelling ~and hotel tares-oranges,
alligator teeth. etc.-Whlch money they
are very willing 10 pay in consideration
IF The climate for which VI charge them
nothing Hui IN addition 10 expense ac-
count a. above, a great number inv est
money II lands 10 an aggregate amount
which We haNt no data for estimating,
and viii not bring into calculation The
number ot visitors Increases every season,
and IN a few Wears VII doubtless he
double that ot tn!>-or. say -IX million
ioilAr> worth A Var Thi> i mostly
tribute paid - The climate If tins santa
rum IF America. a.l il viii probably in
creas. 10 ten million dollars before many
wears pass-a grand revenue derive from
something that viii never be exhausted.
cold mines become worn out, manutac-
tare> NAV he pvtr.lone, but Florida viii
.i, 30, 81. Z
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

Wt. learn that when the Governor re
turned the other dav he found awaiting
him much correspondence upon the sub
iect OF an extra session Tor the purpose OF
AL Exposition appropriation. Many OF the
leading members Il the Legislature CA
press oppH-iiiun anl many prominent
c.;Izrts> question the wisdom Of the meas
are. sc may add here that the Sanford
.jeu~..1@ IT it, l3th publishes the result
ii IN. erfort II Hon J ! Harris 10 secure
t..,- assent 81 members Ut the LeGislaI ure
I. ~er,, Ii extra session without pay.
O,rr a month ago DR. II. addressed car
n.4r~ H. each Of biz brother members
.uai la received lavorins replies from
~. H.e ote.-thi~3 = nt,,.
J. convened, GRAY, constitutional qu,.>.
.4',.- ~,...i arise - t. th, powers OF The
l.-'~.a.u~, IN Tie pre'ni~e- Il i evident
-, - RI N.U.d =, broad differences and
r.Aae maeu ~raurling, likely to end
satisfactory. ie-l-latiou ~ t.. the
~..-.-t.et .a .ur, celIvr. contemporary
.'.., .n.j. tbs, ,hr ',overnor >houll
--e X. ju~u II jhe supreme, Court
r.we. 81 the Legislator,
"--. --e' appropriation, ", may
~..-. a VI a. not thiuk that The
,'.s,~.,, las IA; constitutional right
!. .h. iu~uW Vii carefully examine
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18
Tribute of Respect.
A J. Nov HITTER,
President Association

Death has again visited ihc community Of CenIreve
and summoned from Time "a eternity Mr.. ANNA Gram
ling wife OF Duvd Granting She died February -G
1874 Thie lady and reared
community and KNOWN there from cliidhood
and the love Of her many friends indeed The strong
Aclmeni VI entire community testlDes excel
ence Of life and the purity Of hey
Granting wae many wears u member of Method 81
Episcopal Church South In MANY RESPECTS SHE exh
The ioveness OF the holy religion OF ON Lord Al home
abroad she the Kind ANA uuselfsfi
christian friend The sick those who needed
found III her rymlaIhzlng friend But il ii home
where her christian character shune brightly II
the daily routine OF duties where the CREATES, and chef
battles Of the christian life fought He who knew
her 0es ami Witnessed her often conflicts and victories
III The oil Christ her Lord iesiies her amiAhle
es of temper and the consistency Of her christian life
The christian sister wAr Of delicate constitution and
we oieh ahcted for several months sue ~ns trns the
child oI affection. Last summer ste wAs confined TO her
winch she never len until she carried 10 her
last resting place me lhai osehse al nTst assueu
dangerous type. under which she gradually sank until
death released her from her suherngs. During these
long tiresome months Of pain and suffering In the OPP
heat d summer and the unusual cold i the past
winter always patient her pastor 0flen visited
talked freely with her both when she hope
fui and when hoping against hope, expecting
fata termination Of her disease he always found her
cheerful bearing her Affections without While
PROSTATE upon her bed Wise Providence took her little
iis firm hold on God and r-sgnedy said the will OF
God be done When thu end drew near in meditatng
upon past accepted her berea veent IN the death
OF little daughter and her own affection possess
ing divine lesson And few hours before her death
endeavor-d 10 inpress the mind Of her husband with the
II the Ast effort OF devoted christian
wife 10 effect the great desire Of her NE over which she
had often wept in secret and for which she had often
agunzed nj throne of grace, the winning Of her hne
band Christ The Lord grant that her prayers msy be
erd thai he learn the lesson ana Dow submlh
zivcly the divine will She desired 10 live for her
husband children. but Wise Providence drecisd
oiherwre The summons came she wns ready Snr
peacefully PASSED away and her pure spirit assembled 10
that beautiful Heaven where God is gathering hs chid
home where she rests from her Aors and
orever.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

Last Thursday evening n he sun sank - resi-
IN the west, the messenger Death taptci II
The door of thr heart 81 lItllr Loric Pau. aud
summoned her h. JOIN the hal'pv lhruag ..
angels in iicnvcn Thu sweet ijt'lc grl WIS 3
wears and 10 months oil age aud only dau. CATER
OF M and Mrs K 'bt 9 Paul Lofir was very
brigh', pre- = ,s>t.ssnc amt iov4be iil,lc CHILD
and was beloved by AL who kncA h~y-
The funeral services c'ndnc,ei by ID NJ
CAn,s, OF 'he Baptist Church, were II, the resi-
dence of Mrs : McGuti
LlItle Loire Was pnaslona'ely i"nd OF iio%ers.
and in the early spring, " hen thct "ere putting
forth in all lhelr beauty, She was called from
earth 10 bloom eternal on HE evergreen shore.
She leaves weeping lalhcr and mother snd
dear little brother 10 gather around her early
tomb and mourn THEFT biLIer loss.
They have lad her away. her robes of while
Among the spring flowers
She has gone forever from slght
To happier world than
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

F-eorco a.uez krg No- Fla Jua--1 n,r4z IL, stn.,
F Robinson Indianapolis lna. Charles Car4s. ~,
Atlanta, ~. = * Thn4.- . + rno,ua- Mis- : N
Thomas hsster, Penn - ttoe--st'A > ,sai< : y
C,i- Hackney wife Kansas Mo- Chr ,lniln.s,.
,oiamons tx WI. am M3uiice-a. Fla i.a~
re!.. >4VaLIiah- tt-sc. VI tluc-uta Lt" Pa
itcimonG 4 Wm Henry i iiiao. y ! Il ilry ~
1..hious - p'uSl+, ht' Till HI = iisaai-
Il F~aay Cu,.asiia \ Il T,lnmn-oI F,r,n,s,,.. y
Cr.i.lt.li Charleston e. stephen Mve-s stiaslno.a.
Ia hn- Iocku~, Hn--,.nr~, II. lanes NJ :: So,
county Fla onr.r AND wife Middlelun \ : ! u
Greenwood Lotl-. { Il Dawson Mouteomer a !n =
F.lho-r. Achi-on KAlau- har..@ ,1Ii., LOUSY &
b. ! { Watson. Day,oI Ohio. 9 Br.,-r,., ri, -
HARRISON Pensacola Fla. Ford Moulronery. An
Matthews Iowa Lon. .!oit- Mays lls. NJ T "
'.-. Joii-oI.. t1au-deu county Fla: Liveif- ciSr
= Fel.oI Tut-}e un@a}aii-. MINI Ct.a< ~tt-p
Yard savannah ''a J toner~oA For Mead FIN J .tT
v M@g..r- Charleston O. 4 May-oL (r-crreaa. II
Howard Montgomery Ala & solomon. New 1'ris.Al,s
Ia Never Bauu New ork. J Buck nain. 13alnoes
: Mos.. Hcluh,id Baker county Ia ) Jasi B.
a Far,na Graz -'e III: " Cul ~. ).
man Galveston. I,xas: " Mithmore Mon1y i,Aeif
Aia Ihurie- T Brown :, Louis. Ly,le. Live !
ONO George Cotne, -i'n.- Hunter pa..a- rtxA.
Il B Evans ana wife Bnn1y Chicago, IL. {, ~
Il simmons. New York J A Aisp44sn II Lau.-: J,3u
Parker New Ynrk john r Natiana Americas 'i4 i
a (iirardeau. I +, Nv K r K Breyurd ely. & l. aas
.el, \ i >Wanl F"rnandiIa FL. ''eqrs E'kit-i
X D"'neY faFiiai'Iir RIA v + i-pau-i : i.;u+
tIe"r@e bea'd II hipptH. cl'y JAnes tiaHets-a*
., n t-U'I'4 =. "'..s0- 'A.i7, "'sAH =
ia: g Love, Quincy, Fla. " T l,rinnn Aia,I achs BIZ
Fla, II sharon Fla NJ -, nm Pt,jlad,r,ni. %. =
Mct arue I;lnrIe-s0n G Mav-or KIN Bealt,,rr !,
NJ I!vciv ,irv. j n McAlnII Ediror I;Il..-D
Fla. ! \ iI.llt.In- New Fulton q. Nu.~k f,s-5snrli
columbus ONO. John NJ Cook CIV
~ x.. norm,
"AE h'iE4-
~ hob.l7cn Aonit Fr'4k krynolas, Wv snS
>iLh Mayrrr. >&NA unah ia Jnln LaWrente. T C~S
Il Wei >Gvaunaii "a: I'm Il Fitch. Rtcs1orf
N- Corp II. CLINTON. His, Nlgnor boco and SIC
" McForun, j simon. Jacksonville Fla: ] G Murpaex
New nrk: Lively. clts. Chs braney Denver. S'k
Andrc"s wife and three children. Hanies- SaiH
amin. ~, v L!Ningsloh. { " K H. ,reorst
Saxon. Lively city hoherf N DAVIS. 1 p.E'
sprin5. ria l"a Il Hunter Madison Miss: Mssot
Nilsson. Memphis. Ieni: George u Hitchcock {
Hopkins. Nj and Mrs Martin. city. " b Wev,n NcE
oit Glasgow and wife Prescott. Ca@edk
" iarnes city Frpd Bacoim. New York MAsIS
head Florida: MO-eiey. cry J Carroll "
Tasl"f- II BRYANT, Monticello: Charles d Bronv. :
Aired larksdse. Blacklcs. ga Butten FO-its aiaH
jrcvaro : Butler. city; John Lawrence - " 81 TE
James Weeks. " A Stewart 2 h 81 ONION N,.w Ysskz
Jamc- Car>e Jack-onv vile Fla: Capt. VIM Iivng.sau
+ c 4 " X; W Heywoud Virginia P >'hsffsdio,
New Oreans; T L Clarke II Barci. Monliceila n
Richards New York W Darden. st Louis: & c N;ry,nr
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

The number OF arrivals at the three Taahas-
see hotels IL date this season aggregate 962 more
ihan were registered al The same hotels NJ r. and
including April 3, 1852 Tins ie exclusive Of
arrivals al boarding houses, fifteen "f which ac-
commodaie from 20 TO 30 guests
When We take into consideration the fact th al
last season We had The benefit Of Il Two months
session Of he Legislature, winch draws many
persons to the Capital the Increase OF arrivals
over last season il all the more gratifying. as il
demonstrates beyond.a doubt that our beautiiu
nil country i growing IN aver Will TIT in
menst jhroug OF annual visitors 10 Florida
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18
For the FI.0nImAx.


one gave from ont his hoard we'll Allied
A goodiy snm Q church Ia build
And far and near the ciamor ran.
see what q cody Christian man 80
His name every scroll was placed,
whereon the types black fingers Traced
The largess fung Ia FAR of lands
Where or the hrazcn Idol stands
He swept the vide horizon hrlm
But path. near bY strange 10 him
The other hnnhIe ;rod The press
Whose wine IL full 81 life distress
Ell saw in othere woes hIs own.
And heard the iaintes sigh or
lie brake in two ins crust OF bread,
He shared his humhle fire and bed
And 10 psrchcd lips he held the emp
Where Cod o~ piry hnbbIed up
And yet his lcfi hand sight
-! Aewcre that hl0ssomeG IN his right
! c naughty nne@ the ierier Kills
Thr spirit al 'hc SOL eriils
-HAMu,ToN LAY
z 0Ak FLA. March y 1874
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

G.eaeral SebriRS DOes i. Froud al
Nash willie.
-peclal TO me Florida Herald

NASHVILLE. Tenn March a. 1884
Thursday was HE third and last dav Of The
southern Immigration Association Much in
teresi Was manifested in HE discussion OF The
Resources OF Florida by General w II 81
bring, ii Bronson. General Sebring covered
himself and the Stale of Florida with glory
The Immigration Association is now u fixture.
and positive result Is anticipated
A j. New HITTER,
President A ssnriartnn
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

fa0r Floridt, rs ~ee~ by k.c- { o,.,JreSs-
~, Lprt/-l Bea,@ir;1 Lund cchere The
ii't,f, oo,i EIa.h Eoc.~ D,ceN T,geti,r IN
HA"oDy. i the heading Of the sub
med r>'r4ct Mr. Ladi eojourne,I here
SEINE weeks, and hi> departure was
.~tcued ~ liz desire 10 be in Bangor in
i ~, ~ 4id IA democrats III the CITY cleo
.,n ou III, 10Th instant
u.of NJ, Du.is commercial. Feb :,
a lrt,,f from Hon Geo W LAID. dated al TaIlA
~eee. ia February !7th, says ! caIne here ~
slt - JAcksuuN lie. where stale Agriculture
J - w.4s u.lng hold AL excursion of TIE elite Of
cpi0rcd lcup.e 81 l..ir section present upou
streets 80 aacksuuvIlI, These VILLA rcsl,et.ta
s'+r.o ii lh' La Ihefs aid Tie present poll
"a. p. -~Ft INT al Excellent opportunity 10
Z. AArinunfOu-il TIE NO race- Of Florida ret
So az 10 ib' duties aud pie.ouTcs vi lie IL
= al * tals place made thc acquaintance OF u
un& awe OF Florida, nephew OF Senator La
q, ii MISSISSIPPI, "i whom obtained much yalu-
q ie Information.
his city The Capital of Fluri a 10 = curiosity II
r. picturesque town. well located upon hIlI and
: rounded By very fine rolling country much
I'f.e OH own cily oi Bangor Lis part OF Florida
Is very fine agricultural country, growing and TO
most ali he foods necessary to sustain the life
So and beast. What has struck NE with ex-
ding pleasure l. the penceable and kind de,neun n
80 ooin races toward each other. The population
this county is "a 900 blacks and but a. 600 white,
A'4~nhst 4nding this. the people OF this section
have learned To dwell together in peace Tuose who
4 merN held snVes and the free men are work
la~ together for mutual Improvement Ii would
iaAc very bad inaD 10 draw any other picture OF
L people than this Out OF their manifold mis-
irtanes has come prosperity and returning happi-
~ equal, II moi superior, To ours
The state stock of Florida has gone up from ~
+, l:n per cent. The Northern visitor 10 every
" welcome, and the North and West are abund-
lntlv represented in Ehir State of fruit and flowers
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

81 Patent Biscuit Beatcrs, !" arrive at F { Gil
more's Furniture Notwithstanding new
AID the incest thing in The world IN make light
hlscui; with Den fail 10 see them 2t
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

N = haN~ >eru III none OF our tXChaU res
positive expression 4Nereo - the tropo-
>lt!on that The STATE Convention meet
at Pensacola W. have HE followiuy IN
Influential papers
Jacksonville. Herais
/ policy and conci.l4llon az ;a determine th- To-
P"iisacoia should he -ci-cled. L -nlenct ana
acce- ibliy are lie thngr desired, other ace
w1ulC .. ''etIer PensacolA a rising and IupoF-
t..i cit ana IL generous boz Il1aDi airIufIc
i'ro|4c deserye We oi iAc Democracy. but Pensa
eoia very .ong way rom NolusIn ana f}revArd
The EAecu'4 " COMMITTED Nj probably do Whai
Ut; u tne matte
TAIn,,A T. bule
E4ew her. W. publish Al o,,vu letter addressed
~ ut hartman VI The democratic EXrcat We ON
mice If Escailbla county to Hon samuel pasco
Chairman Of the STAT E. ecutIve Committee ask Ia,
tlai he stale Convention Of ihe ,Hrtl be icd TINS
year H. c1t If Pensacola The letter gives very
-trOig aud valid rcaeunt 1oi he ncIou winch Il -
4aests-= uftc'~ni. W. think, /" prov Pensacola
stronger han those OF ulucr iucAv hat
ia> oet,n suggested " believe the holding Of the
state Convention there would have beneficial ,o-
!itical effect. N binding closer together feeling
sections thai have hitherto been too wideil -epa-
rated
Cor---,oId encc Juc k-or. lie HerAlc
HD FOR PENSACOLA
t. TIE kdioy ~ The F1or4da H,,,aM
Il strikes tht writer thai there some very mr.
gent why Pensacola should be selected AZ
the point for holding the approaching State Con
vention Of The Democratic party. Ii is readily
accessible The former objec1 thai navin.
been removed bs the completion Of her thorough
fare to ibe Eastern and southern sections Ot Flor
idA. Then the Of the Middle East aud South
desire to become acquainted with their brethren Of
lie West, aud 70 them under their own roof
and around their own hresides. Such assemblage
Of the leaders and veterans of our party would be
gratifying 10 the citizens of Pensacola, would
inspire thein wi renewed energy, and would be q
handsome tribute 20 theIi past services and fidelity
10 principle under adverse circumstances.
The civ uae amp" ;tccomIno dailons. spacious
hail. 1nd lie hospt. of her people l. hearty and
unstinled- Size IL on the highway 10 power and
PROSPERITY and We wish 10 these Indications and
10 cOngrai ula- her people upon their br ht pros
p.ctH Favorable terms can doubtless be obtained
from the railroads and other cOnveyuuces for the
de eraIos
hope hat tAc Executive Committee viii careful
" consider The mailer aud feel assured that their
choice Of Ptnsacoia WouIe accord with the wishes
of NAM, AN OLD democrat
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18

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