The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11
ELECTION ECHOES.
ATTEMPTED FRAUDS BY
REPUBLICANS.
DEMOCRATS ALIVE TO THE
SITUATION.
WILL NOT SUBMIT TO
FRAUD.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND TALKS.
GOV. PERRY SPEAKS.
GOVERNOR BLOXHAM CONGRATULATES
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
GOVERNOR BLOXHAM CONGRATULATES
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

MAY your cUFdtlOn 10 inc FfcSlttcnCy Oh ms
country bting back The methods OF economy and
purity OF former days.
Florida stands by the flag and Constitution OF
her county and bids YOU all hail
WIN d. BLoxHAM
Colonel George w. Scott, who was elected
Governor OF Florida in 1868 over Harrison Reed
but counted OUT, sent the following telegram to
Governor BloXham
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. Z, 1884
Gocernor IVm. h. BlorhGm:
Our population are wild with JOY. They have
ju,t carried Grady and put him III the Speaker
Chair He adjourned the House to bury the
bloody shirt. congratulate Florida and the
South on emerging from twenty years of bond
age. GEORGE w. SCOTT.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. Ex-Governor Perry
addressed one thousand Democrats in the plaza
here ithl and torch light procession, with
a band and one Thousand in line formed and
marched through the city
WA>HI\uTo>, Nov. G.-The Democrats OF
this city n!c'i one hundred guns in celcbt alton OF
the Dcmrcratic victory, which they think as
suled They afterwards formed in a procession
and par. led The streets with bands and torches
for several hUuls Speeches were made to them
from the ID mOCraic Committee Rooms by Hon.
Richard / Mcrrick, OF this city, and Senator
Vance, of North Calolina la his speech Mr.
Mrriick said that Cleveland was entitled to a
majority oi the electoral votes, and would be
inauguIated-i peacefully /, possible, by force il
necessary.
WHAT GOVERNOR CLEVELAND SAYS
TROY, y \, NoN. 7-Governor Cleveland
said to niLl' nciicvc that have been elect.
ed Prc~i'"tt, ava nofning but the gios>est fraud
can keep me oul al It, and that we will not per
M
WHAT GENERAL CARR SAYS.
General Car, Nccrcttry of State, who lives in
Troy, Wt> seen AT his house thus evening. He
said There i, chance of stealing this
Stat, MOI a long as | have charge OF affairs
don plupp,c mat anybody stea the State Ii
MT Cictc4Aid mas u plurality, Large or small, he
viii gel i. The same Is true OF the other candi-
date don't propose To play any Southern
game. 40 matter whether ii is a friend or toe
with me, he has to have justice"
New YORK, Nov 1.-Chalrman German. OF
the Democratic National Committee, sent the
following dispatch To Ex-Governor John Lee
Carroll, ol NHXiald, this evening: The claim
of The National Republican Committee is laughed
al by everybody. We have carried New York
beyond quc> ion. Daniel Manning Chairman
q. the Dcmocrtllc State Committee, tells the
Pubuc "a day lna The Board OF State Canvassers
viii STE that The VIII OF the people is observed
Inc Republicans ate trying hard to prevent the
oiiiCIa Announcement OF Tue vote OF New York
which i, lpr Cleveland. We have The State by a
sinai. bur att plu4atry. The Democratic Ma
1Ional Committee has issued AN address which
states To the people OF the United States ~
that "Cleveland and Hendricks ale elected with
PIG electoral votes the address names the
States which have given Democratic maiorilies.
including New York New jersey Indiana
Connecticut and West Virginia The address
concludes thus: No fraud or contrlvance can
defeat the VIII 81 The people of the United States,
~, ,.tf.lN do .f.lv 4 ..Cl.
Senator German was serenaded at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel this evening, and in response to
calls for i speech he SAID Cleveland had certainly
bceh elected. He added: "One President duly
elected IA, been deprived OF his office by fraud.
bat such disgrace will never again be permit
ted by this country.
CONUKATULATTNi THE PRESIDENT ELECT
ALBANY, y Y, Nov 7-Cunyratulatory des
ym,chr, have poured in upon the Governor all
HE msrnIng. They come from every State in
The Union and already several thousand have
been receiver Among the kilograms was one
from JAY Gould pngralnlating Governor Cleve.
land on his election. There was Il constant
stream OF visitors in ana out Of the Executive
Chamber ali the morning, many ladies being
among the callers. The Governor bore his hon
or- mole>rlv The excitement in this city has
largely ,ib>lrtt, the Republicans generally con-
cc,iing C.rvclanl'> election. The business and
private houses ale decorated, and the enthusiasm
an""T 'ne 49, meas =, Iu'Iueu o"' in'euse
II, -" ''"''"'' VIZ. VI '"e C1u'"S oanp"gn
Ti"o-' W'l ~ ~ '"t''c ''.tiioi oiesotth' az Tue
,;'rI,, NV, , nonSta, re,ehr,r;nn viii ~" h,.IJ
in which all the campaign clubs OF the city and
vicinity vii participate.
NnNrGoM RY Nov Hon. n H. r. Daw
son Chaltmtn OF the Democratic State Commit
tee has At HE following telegram
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There can hc II" longer any question concern
ing the actual result OF the Presidential election.