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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
Org niZRtiOn of Cleveland and
Perry Clab Of tallahassee

Pursuant 10 call in the last issue of the
FLo1.EDIAN, goodly array of Democrats as
| sein3ed al The Mayors Office last Wedne-
day erening for the purpose of organizing
DisuR:ls Of Leon county
| MI Edward Lewis was chosen Temporary
chairman and Mr. G. A. Choate Temporary secre-
| iary
1t was moved and carried that the Chairman
| apprSt committee of five on permanent organ.
lZaloo, To report al the next meeting Blu; some
u'scuhs'on arising as 10 the expedeney f defer.
ring abe work of permanent organization until
another meeting, reconsideration of the vote
tor the appointment OF The committee on permit
| hent urganiZation was moved and carried; anda
tnoliea vas made and carried that the meeting
now go into pcrma' ent organization Of \ club
10 be cslled the " Cleveland and Perry Club Of
Tallahassee"
The election of officers being declared in or
ger, Juoge VIM. r. Byrd was elected Presidesl,
escorted to the chair by a committee appointed
isr that purpose, and delivered few well chosen
remarks, accepting and acknowledging the honor
confeEreti. etc.
Messrs A J. FISH, r. A. Shine and R. 8. WI.
liams rSeco elected Vice Presidents in the order
named.
MIN illiams was escorted to the stand, and
made sousing little speech, tickling his hearers
, to laughter and perfect storm If applause.
Johp 7. G. Crawford was ELECTED Secretary and
VIM. F. Denham Treasurer
Theselec ion nf officers for the club being fn
ished = motion was made and carried that the
Presidknt appoint a Committee of five on Consti-
tuition and Bylaws, and Messrs F. T. Myers, q.
n Feakel, W. |. Vason, John S. Beard and A.
N. Pukves were appointed such commiitr.
na't'"n Was made and prevailed that An Ex-
ecutive Committee OF five be appointed, whose
sdutl' a.,ail be defined by the Constitution and
bylaws and Messrs. W. A. Rawls, W. c. Lewis,
NJ r. Rapy, Geo. w. Saxon and Tom Costa were
appointed such committee.
On Motion, IA roll of members was now opened
ier the enrolment "f those desiring to become
Memb.'ks nf the club, and Mr. Geo. A. Cro0ms
Dame p ordered 10 be enrolled first, as he YVES
ahe oi'ic' Democrat present. Sixty-two names
were crtol!,d
Ii Was moved and carried that q committee 0f
Hiree be appointed to draft resolutions for the
dub. To- bs submitted at the next meeting.
Messrs. JR. w. Williams, VIM. NJ Mcintosh, ST.
and &. i Choate were appointed said commit
tee.
! The ,peeiing WAS then adjourned till next
Ehursdas night, August 7th. 10 meet again at
the Mayors office, at 8 o'clock.
All g'kd citizens are cordially invited 10 be
present
w. P. BYRD, President
j. L. y. CRAWFORD Secretary.
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lcoHMUNIcArEDl
AN Appeal 10 the FIOrfd, p

Il Is believed that every newspaper Of Fo,;a.
Mi cheertully contribute TO FIORmA Irv,v.~
aTfI the kindly service Of a notice of hi. -.
Undertaking, that is 50 foil of promise for III.
behen' OIL he entire State, 10 all its material ana
sNial interests
!" ''houi the aid of the State, as vet. The TN;
VtSsi'y has emerged from nothing other thu,
'iu necessity OF lis being, and the liberal con,,;
''''''is OF lie" individuals, to very respectful.
p4f"fiions 1t has now three good builjngs
Respectable library, and fine museum Il,
sl4 icances Tor atfording instruction in the H..
|9''eges now organized, and two of which hs,.
bad regular sessions last year, are ample and
wrt comparc well with those OF MANY Older i,
sht"tions Its Medical Department has an q,
c":lenl Anatomical and Pathological Museum
ansl Chemical Apparatus lis Literary. h.s
hne complement of Philosophical Appsr.,u.
Tie patronage last year was near one hundred
Sardly. no one need hereafter go out of F,orid.
IT, OBTAIN complete education.
The following are The announcements e., mi.
year, 1884,
Chancellor-Rey. J. Kost, NJ d., LII. D., Tai.
lahrssee. Fla.
Regen,s-Gov W. D. Bloxham. ex Gov n
:. Walker, Compt. OF State Gen W. D. Barurs
judge J. 7. Bernard, Judge W. P. Byrd, Rev i
h'st, Kew. Chas. Beecher
Literary Department-Fall Term 1884. BEGIN,
October / !; Spring Term. February l, 1885.
A4riical Experimentation begins Oclobe,
30, 1884
Polytechnic Department-Term begins D..
cesnber 3, 1884
Normal observation-disclosures begin: Winter
Term. December 3. 1884; Summer Term, In
Wednesday IN June 1875
Law Experimentation begins December (
1894
send for catalogue to Judge J. I. Bernard
Tallahassee, Fla.
For infoi nation address Prof II. N. FeIkel.
or j. kost Tallahassee, Fla.
- The newspapers of the State will afford
Very eminenily good contribution, if they will
give a,e above with this note at least one inser-
ton, and a copy of such paper as contains this
inssiipn, sent 10 the University Library, at Tai
lahissce, will be most highly appreciated.
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We find the subjOined anecdote

We find the subjoined anecdote go
ing round the press. 1t is amusing, and
possesses immediate interest when the
idea is suggested of the Republican can
didate for Governor of Florida doing
some osculatory electioneering:
Several years ago in North Carolina Senator
Vance was the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor and Judge Settle was the Republican can
didate. They made joint canvass of the State
On one occasion, says an exchange. at the con-
cluson of the speaking, Vance was informed
that there were some charming young ladies
who desired to testify their devotion to the
Democratic party by kissing the Democratic
candidate for Governor. Nothing loath, Vance
descended and kissed dozen fifteen youthful
beauties of the Old North State when he paused
long enough to turn around toward his COM
petitor and shout: Settle I'm kissing my wo-
men; you kiss yoursw On account Of their
race and previous condition of servilude, Settle
did not kiss the feminine Republicans.
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l followed to-day with mauv OH.
mains OF Ar'hu. Randolph 10 their A., n
sisce in Tallahassee. Along the v,, nsdas
earnings all should feel under .nc1 A'o u
reundinTs' | rec"unted The pas. a. n. a.
TONS with him suggested. called H.. 's-
only his easy bearing bright mind 81 sN
'ifmcanor, but The memorable confess. :: p0n's
INC people OF Florida were engaged in q. .s'ea
u his manho"d-lhe herculeau .,,,-~. 'oa
1875 Who that participated 10 The
pF's in Leon county will ever forge, T. ~ e.
.,.ergy or his courage! As long "a n. ~as
tsfn survives his associates will stt.s, g.
e''>'rt OF the highest merit, and Zeal Of a. s
uYelhsi' quality and from them a .,,s..' ~. -
generation will transmit To the tu,ur. a..
q bis earnesrness and nerve In the.. -
ties there Was nothing superior TO hi. -
4 con county or Florida
When he history Of the civil revol,,;.
1875 shall be written, his county. his Go,
aha his ilIcnds will claim for him n,., -
atlc mention. He loved his coun,,v. l.,
b.ive to act for her as he deemed :.
iD. The victories OF those with whom h. %
j"t1ed IN action, he asked nothing for h,..'.
u pciai i'alr"nage To another was p;vs,
cAase not only The appointment was merit.
BECAUSE his services demanded il. S'
con county will never forget him, F,o.,,
ID bwing hi merits, should forever nras..-.
mSmory
Within the holy pale Of his household M -.
ctH enter The children prntlle az the a..
M OF sorrow comes in upon her who -,
Christian love has cared for tbe,, g.,
wish wi'e's devotion. May these childr,,
Ward To her. in the days that are to oo,.
i'ihers patriotism and mothers love
AUGUST 1, 1884
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Before the Democratic nominations q
silly attempt was made to persuade the
people that Mr.. Tllden was not friendly
to Governor Cleveland. Since the nomi-
nation the friends of Mr.. Blaine have
been claiming that Mr.. Tilden felt no in
terest in the election and would not utter
a word in Endorsement of the ticket.
At the Albany demonstration on the
goth ultimo telegraphic letter was re-
ceived from Mr.. Tilden, regretting his in
ability to attend and adding: "Although
l cannot be present in person with my
old friends in Albany on that interesting
occasion, I cordially cooperate soith them
IN the support of the ercelle't ticket nomi-
mated by the Democratic National Con-
vention, and feel assured that in its sue
cess at the election, Of ao/sich there is every
promise, the country soiN achieve sub
stantial oictory for the cause Of good goo
ernnle,at"
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adson Recorder :: !;
The Outlook in tladisOm Comfy.

There are some rumor circul .tri thrnuSh lie
Slate which accidently r. ache, our ears tk,,t .le
y ,ung Democracy of Madison were a;s0l ~
Pope. tt ere was never big ger fal.ehonA Im:
il circulation. The your g men of Madls,.n are
not going TO give hensel res II way in thar. man.
mr. The contest for the Supremacy Of FpteilS
Ct nee has been too hot md bitter IL invite AL;
o, erthrow by following T ope. There are , ;'.w
m IN in the county, very few who will ,epIsprl
Pope. They do this know ing til t tn, ri sup.
porting the Republican party They have
IA led. like their leader, gel office iii the Drn1
&C ATTIC party and they NJ take their chances;
If the Republicans are ST ccessiul they NAV get
aEetiy office. They have all to gain aud roth.
I'M; to lose. In every ST and county I: few.
such men can be found, bu we must ssv there are.
few in this county. The romise to give the ne
gres half of the Offices W II probably bring them
GU 10 vote pretty well. We will have. tnor-
GU III organization OF the Democracy in Madison
county and by active worl hope for majority
at the election, nOtwihs landing sppervi Joe
liv, here
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The New York Tribune HAVING bus

The New York Tribune having busily
engaged i'll embarrassing over Mr..
Blaine's tattoo marks, the New York
Sum is unkind enough to go back in the
files of the Republican organ and quote
from them against it's present position.
The following is a specimen extract, and
i. from the Tribune of September 80, 1872:
The startling exposure of Speaker Blaine's
venality in connection with the Union Pacific
Road, Eastern Division, entirely destroys, of
course, whatever credit some people may have
given To his tvasive denial of the Cakes Ames
bribery, and puts the whole case OF the Credit
M"bilier upon different basis. Now
il is shown that Speaker Blaine never deserved
his good reputation. He had taken brides In
another case
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tnBfUBLB8Bp ~ Bb< UkefI
T 10 end draws nigh Ny liu . span Of life
Il almost fed ssoon from u storu and strife
TO- I yield 10 Natures law my br ath-- !
T God, that which shall live long ares after deaah.
ul what hast accomplished in thy stays
L ,ok back DER ms dark dr. AIRY tnck and Jay,
A TT any wiser, purer than tho vast
hen His hand shut thee in his ter emeat OF dusts
hat hast thou done to elevs e thy Kind.
ither In body or immortal n ind
T ast thou done aught to max their burdensiltss,
CT sought to raise the fallen Ii er hopekrsness
asst folded up the talents vi ich He gave. J.
% effort made to increase to saver |.
Or put them to baser purpo W yet,
nd added to thy load Of wo this lst regret,
last garnered from this har, est golden sheaves
or lie thy sad lament MOTH e but leavess'
tanst meet thy Lord and Ms tier fruit In aand
Or dost thou frutess, like he bar ng tree stand
Why silent still, why dost Il on fea and start.
Noes guilty conscience chill thy CO ward heart,
70 wasted moments haunt lee fro the past
And memoir. tn thee bring O 'ort at the lA.t:
Alas! thy memory like IA unchs ined dove
Flies backward her veal wing above
The wreck-strewn years. an finds branch OF peacs
No place TO rest her foot, brn thee suf,cse
And yet thou may'st rcdeeI the time that's fed
Some living moments from the years dead.
Some Offering to insulted eaven may bring
And cause new wells Of jo within thy heart 10 s,:risg
Go to the feet Of Him who died f. such,
Like the poor Magdalen % loved Him much:
There in unfsigned penite ce KIN, ell down
And trust His changeles grso-He will TOT -he
frown. "A J. W
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We are told by gentleman ffop
Lake City that the effect of the Pope
meeting at that city was p cure some
OF the few cases of independsntism III that
place. The mans talk, and the croHd 70
whom he adapted his talk, showed that
the whole business was nothing bat tile
same old radicalism A:S.,
The opinion has been gainibgiupqn
us for some time that the State o. .FEodia
has no finer, firmer, clearer headed GtzSn
than General w. d. Barnes. In every
position in which we have observed l&m,
be has increased his place in our esaesrn.
His administration of his important office
has been able, honest and satisfaet,fs, ;,
and he will retire under the popular yef-
dict, Well done ito rise higher 10 HE
future.-Jdcksonville HeraIk III
Bill Chandler, with a sicaic Sasts
and clergyman on board the UblSad
ties Steamer Tallapoosa, hiss arrivtdint
Bar Harbor, Me-, to pay homage to Bts4R.
Mr.. Chandler should be arrested at loiiSe
for a misappropriation of governhaSt
property, but inasmuch as he STOLE tae
vote of the State of Florida in 1876, wi.'k-
out even being indicted, it ~ not a. HI
probable that he will be molest ted fot ids
minor offence.-N y World, 3oM w Il
-Blsbee, in his speech endorsing PAn
il Jacksonville last week, said thaa IL
had come 1000 miles to aid in the did,
dorsement of Pope because Pope had; ia.
creased his (Bisbee's) majority of forty
one in Madison county m 1880 to 47b fh
1882 Ye Gods! what commentary 6h
the folly of few Democrats la 49, BID
bee also in his speech said that Fppe, III
the course he has pursued, has redeenae4
all the pledges he made to tile Republic
cans two years ago.-Madison Recos.se3
Gen. Perry's letter of acceptan3eI
which we publish elsewhere III this issaa
is . document which would reflect fhd
highest credit upon the staiesruansl!iN
and ability Of the foremost public men:iiA
the Union. There is nothing dark, esas
sive or equivocating in it's utterances ;:ia
lie a model of clearness, conciaeneos asd
ability; it speaks in no uncertain toneSy
upon questions of the hour, and present.
q complete platform in itself. 1t ID erif!
nently satisfactory, and leaves nothingtosl
be desired.-1dmpa Tribune. 4 II
The Hon. James Speed. distip-
guished Republican and the lass survivor l
of the men composing President. Lipcolnis I
Cabinet, has bolted the nomination If
Blaine. His reasons for so doing relate
to Mr.. Blaine's views of oar foreign relal /
lions and his views touching the agpluJ |
revenue" Mr.. Speed openly detlarss {
hat voting the Democratic tickst j. ths
east of the evils that an honest Repub.fi
IAN has to face in this crisis, and he cites Il
he fact that he "voted with the Demo.
rats to kill off the folly and wickednes3lI
# the Known othings, and has never rel
,retted it." / III
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The "New FL "a" On SGaGi$ticx.

Editors FLoridian Some time agu P.n 20 ia
per- the Ne" Era, put 'ished a table chulpafing
the expenditures mad during The Ds-moerstic
and Republican dmnistrallons in this Slate
which ia worthy Of tice, as showing The an
scrupulous methods thu y are willing til resori to
for the purpose OF adj z HE Republican cause,
to which they are now allied That t,tbic gives
only the expenditures ir salaries and HE tx pen
yes OF the Legislature tie &ihries me -ari,e in
both cases of course h scausa, they arei fixed by
he present Radical Cor stitut on But he places
he xpense> OF The L. .islai ne a. 81 ! so, less
lnder the Radicals tina unter the DEMOCRATS,
md this is done by put ing the pay of nerniers
both instances at fl per day. IIaa he de-
tired to make an honest exhibit of the wurkAug.
of both parties and To ate the fact, as hey tx
st, he would have show n thai the last 'Rcpub-
can Legislature 1878 ,st ne State nl Florida
7O,37557. and the frs Democratic Ligi-a ure
1870 with the same lmber OF members, cost
"A, making a sa ing by the Democrats ot
b17,l51 Is, and that The Democratic Legislature
If 1879, with al incre Sc of 80 mem's-rs cost
e63,9l48O, saving of 6, 400 81 as against their
asst Legislature with 80 mt MIXERS less; IT. his
purpose had been 10 eni ghteI instead e 10 tie
'eive The public he won ha' gone fir. her ,'ill
"nd shown that the las four Republica;;l I.esis-
atures Qrom 1870 10 10 81 cost the St,,f $2I6,-
'4OOl, while the four Democratic Legitlainses
beginning with 1877 AMI ending with lsS;i, cost
's24O, 1OS,17, making SWING by the Deinoersts
of 14, notwiths andiilg the inc se;a-e. ir
he number of members
Thus it appears tina, The Democrats Ell she
legislative Department eight years wife $3,,-
1874 less than the Ra licals spent in six yeaJs,
ind yet the Era" wants the Republicans r.
turned to pewer.
What wonderful fax ulty hat paper is De-
'eloped for suppressin! truth and rert:eriing
facts. He made no con parison OF expe:ises IN
ether departments of til government, hft ne
propose to do it for hum in another comRx,nic+-
ton. WIT.x>s
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gB- The common purpose of the people Of Flor
ida should be 10 adoance the material Interests Of our
STATE. While our principles and policy are en,-
nenuy conservative, based upon the belief that it is
safer to conserue than destroy, riser to reform
than reuolut1onize, they are broad and liberal
enough to merit tie support Of ecery good citizen ;
and ne inrte the cooperation Of eoery conservative
element an the State to unite ruth us in securing IN
Flortdr government aehich, honestly and economi
caAy administered shall alike protect the rights and
foster Tie Interests Of the adopted and tie natice
BORN the rich and the poor, the schite and the Mack,
nth equal and eract justice-GENERAL E A.
PERRY, in Letter of acceptance
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BARLOW, POLK COUNTY, FLA,
July %. 1884.

BARLOW, Polk COUNTY, FLA,
July %, 1884.
ksdstorsi F1orsdian We had very interesting
meeting hsre to-day of the Polk County Worlds
Exposition Association. Quite goodly number
were present and very lively interest mani
tested. Quite nice sum of money was raised
for the Polk county exhibit in very few mo
pents. and l feel gresly encouraged | had q
very appreciative audience, and no county has
better worker than Colonel G. A. Hansen. The
Commissioners of Polk county find growing
interest in every county in behalf Of the Worlds
Fair. and Florida will be properly represented al
New Orleans. 1 go to Tampa from here and
will be at Rsooksville on the Goth "f July.
wish tos call the attention of your readers I"
the fact thai If they have any fruits now rpen-
Jog and wish to have them on exhibition ct New
Orleans, they can send them by express prepaid
to Samuel uullen or Major E. A. Burke, New
Otleans, La, and have them placed in cold stor-
age feee of. charge, and they will be kept IN
perfect state l am having lot Of mango@
sent from Tampa, and the exhibit sent 0y hsnsas
to New Orleans was some peaches to 0e pirSou
in cold storage. l hope Florida Will 40 hAe
wisea 1 wig be in Tallahassee 9y ne iUn %
August Yours truly, W. d. SEBRiNa'
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great. and 1t would not thet. be ths pssAonsi-
biliY Of representing Siste ue distfict, 1t
would he the responsibility Of repres<utlnk the
whole country and the Obligation would be to
the judgment OF the whot~ countrSs audi that
vote, when thus cast, slfud he 10 sJbedienke TO
the just expectations and rtquirsnenta d the
people of the United States il nigel be, sdatle-
ment, that upon another occasion, re3ponsi 4ihly
would attach to this Office. II migst tccurithat
under circumstances of ssme difacaAf-I Cont
think IL will-ihat the President OF the Senate
will have to take his part In the ccuniang Of the
electoral vote, and allow me 10 say thai the Eluty
10 not to be discharged in obedience 10 ant set
higher authority. lApplause.l GeatlSmen. you
have referred 10 the FAC, tnai am hdn0ret. by
this nomination in a very special degree.
WHAT HE REPaEsENTs
accept the suggestion that in this dandikAcy
l Will represent the right OF ne people 81 chpOse
their own rulers, that right that is aboyt oil and
that lies beneath all for /. the people ate denied
the right TO choOse their owu officers tccording
to their own judgment. whal shall Secon3e of
the rights OF the people q, sllf WhAtishall be-
cnme OF free government il the peoplt selecttnOt
their officers? Shall they control thefljws their
administration and their execution 81 that, in
suggesting that in this candidacy I represent
that right of the people you have. spggeAied,
great honor has devolved upon me III 1.-The -0n-
fidence of the Convention. As soon as II fnay
be convenient and possible to do 50, wilt ad-
dress you more formally in respect ,d the letter
you have given me. thank you, gantlehen.
Applause
AT the close of Mr.. lIendrlcksa 4emarks
hearty applause was given, and he Was
introduced to each member Of stHe com
mittee ADD general handshakingfodlowed,
after which the assembled sudibnce paid
their respects to Mr.. Hendricks and then
quietly dispersed. The audieRce was
composed of very prominent pebble.
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State Republican Ticket.
For Governor:
FRANK W. POPE,
of Madison.

Still some of Pope's white followers call
themselves Democrats! - They are the
sort of democrats that would have
been 10 their proper politicsl and social
position inside the delegate pen at Gallie's
Hall, Tallahassee, on the oath Of July
and they would not have been the most
respectable men in that " heightened :"
crowd either. Those are respectable who
can respect themselves, and can men do
so who abandon the Democratic Conserv-
alive party TO join the Radical race cru
SADIE against it Can they expect their
fellow-citizens, their own sons, to respect
them
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Mr.. Mahlon Gore, editor of the Or
lando Reporter, is Chairman ofthe Demo-
cratic Executive Committee of Orange
county.
We learn that the colored Republi-
cans of DeLand held a mass meeting at
that place Wednesday night last and
bolted the nomination of Frank w. Pope
- Orange City Times.
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DIR. Maxwels proclaim, ton that II am
DEM crat" fell like great big wet-blanket In
the sgro mob which assent led to hear him AID
Pope last night Oar, hear dat" exclaimed
one c { the patriots did yer hear dat white man
say he was a Dimercrat! To I'LL wild y.r
Dime rcrats what comes around .yin' dey is lie
frienl Of de niger. DEFY just want his vone.
OATS all" -Jackaonvtlle HeralM
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The radical enemy have seu(I pat the
subjoined circular, and it is noticeaEle'thnt
the appeal is not 80 much ON the iaarits Of
their cause, as on the ground jof The
poverty of their candidate. Pdos Pope,
political pettifogger, must be kePtsgoing,
and he always has grab in the casnpaign
purse in the form of bill for prsAling its
circulars, etc, in his Nteoc E1a office
y never Pope's personal funds. yet low,
Muse Stripping can have 3 circulaE post,i =,
or something else, printed, and draw the
bill as voucher to himself for tnrnipg
over campaign money to Pope. 1hls ID
compact little business arrangement, eia-
bling the scalawag candidate ID mate
campaigning pay as canvass for'his jeb
and newspaper office, instead of te;ng In
expense. Of course, Nurse Stripping en-
te' ,ains no bid to do the printing for LET'S,
but gets in his bills at his own figure, he
ing both auditor and treasurer. With 80
check on collecting ten dollars far one
dollars worth of work. When the hat is
passed round for contributions to aid the
" cause" perhaps some y; the colored
brethren would like to know how. much
of their hard earned money finds its way
into poor Pope's pocket by the way Of
his printing office-what the ckaqze was
for printing this little circular. for iE-
stance