The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-13


Democratic persuasion. To-day thore 10 mot
ono. True. there IL . land agents circular
published in the southern portion Of tho State
which calls itself Republican. bat IL would b
IN extravagant stretch Of courtesy 70 dignity
it with the name Of newspaper The Ropuh-
ncan papers were the IndepesdeNt. published at
Gainesville. AlaehuA county. where there was
Q very large negro majority; the Union. ct
Jacksonville. the largest city In the State: the
Express. At Pensacola, printing patent ideas:
the Serstisel ct Tallahassee. stately and pom
1srous believing that tho Ring could do no
NO wrong; the Guardiaa, at Key West. partially
0llins some sort Of . void. and the Ress. at St.
Augustine. These pApers were all kept alivo
on pap. They were declared ofllcial papers By
che powers that were. and all public printing Of
law affairs to DO legal had to DO printed there
In. When this printing WAS takon away tho
newspapers dropped into the cold. cold grave.
The principal journals were the Sentinel at
Tallahassee and the Union at Jacksonville.
both above the average Of country organs and
both presenting reading matter aside from
patent medicine advertisements. At ono time
during It's lowering between life and death the
SENTINEL. which was owned BY Ohas. H. Walton
4 Co.. had on Its editorial stat Gen. John Tyler.
Jr.. son Of the former President Of that name.
Whom we'll groomed and clothed and in his
right mind. the General was as fine looking
man as ever tried to bolster up bad cause.
He was fac-simile Of one Of the old patriclans.
digniHed and stately. and put you in mind OF
Cicero reading the Riot act in the Roman forum.
His editorial career was brief but glorious. He
amused himself with editorial paragraphs two
columns and half long. with Evarts-like son.
fences az labyIinthIne as Oh!psse prescrip-
tion for the chilli He - now l believe. nlling
Another editor Of this delicious sheet was
IN as sho mould
zoo long, and that to publish II would neoessi-
!he hand: Then leave them out am writing
Posterity at that time, however. was not pay
regret OF the world. the editorial article never
extent the eiIiciai patronage q The State. which
consisted OF maximum u large type and fat
sef Eh sa &. nsoDss
y s al as s, e Pei che.s sss. IN
ex.Union soldier. self ssiled from Hassach u-
ss Eho in re sa. Il. Sss Hss
Republican, PRINCIPLES. and 60 far I .. know,
0dS isSs TH%
Cine he he 0iiis Of PSstmsitsr n. Jackson y:
ylu0, anu 10 now tTOHbCuIln8 Attorney IOE
chairman Of Bisbes's alleged Republican State
nnm Daring the 10 Of S h4
Chandler Returning Board held their little cir;
editorial claiming. that II Hayes had carried
sess srse ftss
asn A sslss d n q SSsnns 4S
s.s right. aaa rsnss myself on shs side de-; Of
their ruins is now sstaIiished a bright. vide
ana daily
q 3bsp Political SS9 81 IN ,bo..
Soil5os q lie carpet, sssssI Ssa e. money
which was seldom washed. water being a de-:
8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - lonns Dung ~ .whsrson The
Premler's form reposed when tho burdens 0f
ss:s Ssh sSS Ss ss Sl s
S sSs SsuSs 81 o.
directly behInd the glass half Of the front glass
being considered in those Arcadian days pecu-
ssnt6s Of these bonds were Is vaineIsss as the
Which VI they wsfs printed 9r written
valuation obtained among those who delighted
sCss VI ensr sddsd sl dst S;e
sismear upon the s.iis rom FSison Market
time. and who q night throw the room open 70
ss5s T Gsp SSse' 30
siSsnFs u; H., ssSsnS%;%s %" Iii Es AZ
and that some oi,hem must Of necessity hoe the
cotton and the corn M at least in the intervals
Gibbs, was college graduate. an e1.preaeh-
or. and the bcst and sIuarest negro ever met.
S ss rna aSSs :na
Isd I,i@ into ssirs i; ne hyReISoIs Tsmsm;
vas deeply Interested n , their spiritual and
ono q them was struck with hoe. on one Of
the distant ,hs Other END e the
eso s taxing I ths s ers = s
hin e strip So that thoy could zee the black
nee bIaeE, ~ Course '.' predominaslns. As GibSs
WAS the official representative Of his race. all
steIy CRYING for. them made tho ,pi.es their
hesdIuartors. Among, tho few visitors who
sha wSS
tie s,. This V; YoPns nan Ss S e whom
irving birth and who thought the quickest
: Walking arsenal Of himself TO ths usual
knIfe he added rifle cane, harmless weapon
pas
dsmeanoS. one day 10 dropped Int the ONCE l e
yeapon ia, come admirins auditors. when the
concealed In q cano. and cast ridiculo on its
value. either practical or aesthetic. To convince
him. the young man levelled 1t at the Official
spittoon that louneed cnrso:siy under the Of.
WAS an emphatic explosion. and the room was
ut once decorated with fragments OF broken
earthsnwarc and fantastic rivuets OF tobacco
Juice: This prompt action not only proved the
and easy manner in which The minor carpet
The ofice OF the State Treasurer. represent
Ing. rs It did. the financial strength Of the new
Government, had moro imposing exterior and
Interior. 1t touched elbows with the Govern;
or'S room. and had q covering to the MOOR oil
tvo-thirds ileas and ona-third carpet. stain
"a pine railing separated the Treasurer from
the common herd and gave Q somewhat impor-
tant look to the iron scttos placed at the soryice
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