The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-09

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Ja1les M<Casiin end Benjamin Rush were elected
Msmhsn ofshs Assembly of the said State from the
And hat Urban Herndon was elected Member
Of the Assembly from the county of Baker;
And John Croft and W W Tumblln were elected
Members Of the Assembly from the county OF Brad
And that w Brack was elected Member of the
Assembly from the county of Brevard;
And that Richards was elected q Member of
the Assembly from the county Of Calhoun;
And that Robert w Davis was elected a Member
ofthe Assembly from the county of Clay;
And that John Niblack, Bascom H Palmer and
Daniel Cone were elected Members of he Assem-
bly, from the county of Columbia;
And that William Evan was elected Member
OF the Assembly from the county of Dade;
And that William Owen, George W Wetmore,
William James and Thomas Y Gibbs were elected
Members of the Assembly from the county OF Du
val;
And that Yonge, Tate and D Emmons
were elected Members ofthe Assembly from Escam
bia county;
And Henry L Grady was elected Member of the
Assembly from the county of Franklin;
And that Daniel w Miller, Asbury W snider and
Edward Owens, were elected Members Of the As
sembly from the county of Gadsden
And w Peoples and W Altman were elected
Members of the Assembly from the county of
Hamilton
And Benjamin Kirk and Newton Carter.
were elected to the Assembly from the county of
fernando;
And William Pitt Head and John Taylor, Jr,
were elected Members of the Assembly from the
county Of HillsbOrough:
And William Green was elected a Member of
| the Assembly from the county of Holmes
| And James Powell, Adam c White and James
Robinson were elected Members of the Assembly
from the county OF Jackson;
And Randolph Washington, BrutOn Gibbs, viii.
| liam Bird and James Smythe were elected Mem
bers OF the Assembly from the county of Jefferson;
And Thomas Chaires was elected member OF
| the Assembly from the county of Lafayette;
And David Walker, Jr, Clinton Sneed, Edmund
| G Weeks and Samuel Frazier elected Members
OF the Assembly from the county of Leon;
And Edward II Brewer and Samuel Quincy were
elected Members of the Assembly from The county
| of Levy;
And Marcus Solomon was elected a Member Of
| of the Assembly from the county of Liberty;
And William H Hughey, Alfred Osgood and
| Edward j. Alexander were elected Members of the
Assembly from the county of Madison
| And Zachary T Crawford was elected Member
of the Assembly from the county of Manatee
And Fl Miller and w Wilkerson elected
Members Of the Assembly from the county of Ma
| rion;
And Fernando Figueredo and James Perkins
were elected Members of the Assembly from the
| county of Monroe;
And John w Bryant elected Member of the
Assembly from the county of Polk;
And Peter Robinson and John Wilkinson were
elected Members of the Assembly from the county
| of Nassau:
And Richard Mes Byrne and Benjamin NJ Robin
| son were elected Members of the Assembly from
| the county of Orange;
| And Joseph Hicks and George H Lyle were cleo
| ted Members of the Assembly from the county oil
| Putnam;
And John Wilkinson and c Perriuot were cleo
| ted Members of the Assembly from the county OF
| Santa Rosa;
And William Middleton and Otto Guderath
were elected Members of the Assembly from the
county of st. Johns;
Aud L Snow and William Hines were elected
members of the Assembly from the county of sum
| And Silas T Overstreet and Andrew ] Mcleod
| were elected Members OF the Assembly from he
county of Suwannee;
And John r Kelly was elected a Member of the
| Assembly from the county of Taylor;
And H Adams elected a Member of The
Assembly from Volusia county;
And w Ashmore eNcted Member of the
| Assembly from the county of Wakulla;
| And Charles Monroe aud James A Mclean
were elected Members of the Assembly from the
county of Walton:
And Walter W Miller was elected a Member oil
the Assembly from the county of Washington;
And we, John L. Crawford, Secretary of State
and Villa d. Barnes, Comptroller, and George P
Raney. Attorney General, constituting said BoarG
oil Canvassers' do further certify that the whole
number of votes cast at such election, shown by
the returns from the several counties for COnstu
tional Convention was thirty-one thousand eight
| hundred and eighty-four, 81 1884, and
That the whole number cast against a Constitu
tional Convention was eight thousand four hundred
and sevcnty-three, 8473, and
We do determine, aud hereby declare our de-
termination the result of said election as to Con-
vention, to be that majority of the electors voting
at such election have voted in favor OF Convention
the vote in favor thereof being a majority of the
highest number of votes such election for the
candidate for any office or on any question, suct
highest number of votes being that cast for the
office of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, to wit sixty thou
sand and fourteen, 6O,0l4
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have hereto Sc
our bands and official signatures this tn,
IL. s second day of December A. d. 1884 al
| the Capitol. at Tallahassee, Florida
JOHN L. CRAWFORD
Secretary of State
WILLIAM D. BARNES
Comptroller.
GEORGE P. RANEY
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