The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-22

fu'lsOOrongh-Ferry s, Ba rnes z. Holmes
Ferry B. Jackson-Bsrne, 10 Jefferson
Lafayet'e-Pasco T. Leon Perry 10 Libert.
rPteco ri iMadison-Perry 2, Pssco 6. Ilnrne
g. MAnatee-Pasco s. Marion-Perry 1, Pasc.
., Barnes6 MonDe-Perry 4 Pasco s, Earne
2. blank l. Nassau u-Pasro8. Orange-Barne
II: Polk~Perry 5, Pasco q Putnam-loerr,
5, blank l. St. Johns-Perry 2, Pasco 9, B.rne
=. santa R0sa-Perry Z. Sumter-Perry
SnwaEnee-Perry ,, Pasco 2, Barnes 4. Tiylo
-Pasco 3. Voiusia-Pasco g. Wakulla-
Perry 3, PascO l. Wali0n-Perry /, Rxrnes 9
Washinglon-Pcrry 2, Pascn g. Totals-Perr,
iVO, Pasco SO 40. Barnes SO Is, blank 2.
III was moved and carried that the Convention
adjourn until tomorrow morning 10 o'clock
THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY. SIXTH
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
President James F. Mcclellan pres,ding
On motion OF w. ID Chipley, of Escambis
county, the Chair appointed Messrs. Bacon, q
Columbia, and Stockton. OF Duval, as .elleEs x
keep the record oil the vote OF the Convention,
The Convention resumed the order of the day
ballOting for a candidate for Governor.
The Secretary called The roll Of The counties
for third ballot, with the following result
THIRD BALLOT.
Alachua-Barnes /. Perry I, Pasco ID. Bak q
-Pasco 9. Bradtord-Perry g. Brevard :
Barnes |, Perry l, Pasco 2. Calhoun-Pasco L
Clay-Perry 4. Columhin-Perry Z, Paseo B.
Dade-Pasco l. Duval-Barnes /, Perry 3, Pas
CO... EscnmbiA-Perry Is Frankln-Barncs
?: Perry 1. Gadstien-Barnes7 5. P4sco 446.
Hamilton PAsco 3. Hernando-PAsco g.
Hillsborongh-Per TO- Hnlmes-Perry 8.
Jackson-Bsrnes IS. Jeffernn-Pasco 10. La
iayeite-Pasc" T. LeOn-Perry 10. Levy
Pasco 8. Liberty -Pasco l. Madison-Barne,
2, Pasco Q. Manatee-Pasco 6. Marion-Pas
co IL. Monroe-Perry s. Pascn 6, blank l. Mas.
sau.i' 'asc"6. Orange Barnes IL. Polk-Barne,'
s. Pulnam-Pcrry 8, Pa>co Q Santa Rosa
Perry Z. ST. Johns Barnes /, Perry 8, Pasco
2 Sumter-Perry 7. Suwannee-Pasco 8.
TAyl"r-PAsco 3 Volnsa-Pasco g. WAkulh,
Perry 3, Pasc" l. Walton--Barnes Z.
Washington Barnes 8, Perry l. Totals-Barnes
So -5, Perry 1O1, Pasco 132 As.
The result being announced, the Chair de-
clarcd that there was no nomination
The name of General VIM D. Barnes was here
Withdrawn.
The President directed call of the roll of the
counties, with the following result:
FOURTH BALLOT.
Aachua-Perry 1, Pascn IA, blank l. Baker
Pa~co2. Bradtorl-Prrry g. Brevard-Pasco 2.
Columbia-Perry 8, PascO 2 Dade-Pasco l.
Duval-Perry 9, Pasco = Escambia-Perry Is.
Franklin-Perry 3. Gadsdcn-Perry 8, Pasco 4.
Hamllton-Pasco g. Hcrnando-Pascu g. Hills
borough-Pcrry 10. Holmcs--Perry g. Jack
10. Jefferson-Pnsco 10. Lafayette
PAsc" 4. Leon-Perry TO- Levy-Pasco 8.
1; Madison-Pcrry 8, Pasco 9.
Manatec-Pcrry 3, Pasco g. Mariou-Pasco II.
5. Pasco 8, blank l. Nassau
Perry I, Pasco 5. Orange-Pcrry II. Polk
Perry 5. Putnam-Perry 6, Pasco 2. Santa
Rosa-Prrry :. ST. Johns-Perry 3, Pasco 3.
Z. Suwannee-Pasco 8. Tay-
lor-Pascp 3. Volusia-Pasco s.. Wakulla-
D.. 4 vi n vUY
l"n-Prrry 4. Totals-Perry 155. Pasco 1874,
blank g
The result being announced the Chair decided
that there was no nomination, and directed the
call of the roll OF the counties for the fifth ballot
with the following result:
FIFTH BALLOT.
Alachua-Perry 2 Pasco a. Baker-Pasco
?. Bradtord-Perry g. Brevard-Pasco g. Cal
houn-Pely 2, Pasco l. Clay Perry L. Co.
lumbia- Perry 9, Pasco l. Dahe-Pasco /. Du-
val-Perry 8, Pasco T. Escambia-Perry 15
Franklin-PerIy 3. Gadsden-Ferry 10, Pasc,
,: Hamilton-Pasco 8. Hernando-Pasco g.
Is. Jrtfcrson-Pasco TO- Lafayette
-Pasco 4. Leon-Perry 10. Levy-Pasco g.
.berty-Pasc" l. Madison-Perry 3, Pasco 8.
6. Maron-Perry 3, Pasco 8.
6. P,sco 5, Blank l. Nassau
Perry |, Pasco Orange-Perry H. Polk
Perry ;: Pnnam-Perry 6, Pasco g Santa
!osa-Prny T. St J"hns-Perry 3, Pasco s.
or-Pasco 3 Volusia-Pasco 5. Wakulla-
Perry A. Walton-Pcrry Z. Wa>hiugton-
Ferry 4. Toas-Pcrry 169, PAscO l22, Blank /.
The result being announced the Chair deci-
ied there vas no nomination and directed the
AL OF counties lor n sixth ballot, with the fol-
owing result:
SIXTH BALLOT.
Alaclua Perry 2, Pasco a. Baker-Pasco
J. Bradiord-Perry 9. Brevard Pnsco 2. Cal !
,, P.sc" l. Clay-Perry f. Co
8. Pasco L. Dade-Pasco |. Du-
'ianklin-Prrry B. Gadsdcn-Perry l2 Ham,
iI"n-Pasco g. Hernando-Pasco 8. Hillsbo- .
ough-Perry 10. Holmes-Perry s. Jackson
Perry Is Jefferson-Pasco TO- Lafayette
.a>c" 4. Le"n-Ptrry 10. Levy-Pasco 8.
.berty-Pasco /. Madison-Perry 2, Pasco ..
i lpnatee-Perry 8. Msrion-Perry4, Fasco T.
donroe-Perry 8. Pasco 5. Blank l. Nassau-Prr-
y I, Pasco5 Onnge-Pcrry II. Polk-Perry 8.
outnam-Perry 6, Pasco 2. Santa Rosa-Perry7.
It. Johns-Perry 3. Pasco 8. Sumter-perry 7.
8. Taylor-Pasco 8. V0u-
5. Wakulla-Perry T. W,lton-i
oerry7. Washing,on-Perry 4. Totals Perry
~. PascO ia, Blank l.
When the result was announced the Chtir de-
Jared that there was no nomination. Mr., Dell,
II Alachua moved that Gen. Edward A. Perry
" unanimously declared the nominee Of this
Convention for Governor.
While MI. Dell was speaking Hon. Samuel
'asco came into lie hall and was called be the
Convention 10 Inc platform, where he announced
hat he was Satisfied from the result of the last
,allot that Gen Perry was The choice OF the
majority Of this Convention, and that be moved
hat Gen. Perry be unanimously declared the
lominee Of this Convention ior Governor, which
vas duly seconded and carried by accamation.
The Chair announced that Gen Edward A.
Perry was the I'M tnimUus nominee of this Con-
'ention rs The candidate for Governor OF the
Conservative Democratic party.
The Chair upor motion appointed commit
ee, consisting o. Hon. Samuel Pasco. w. D.
Chipley and John B. Dell. to wait upon Gen. &.
4. Perry, notify h IN Of his nomination and re
lnesl his appearance ce before the Convention
1t was moved ard carried that committee Of
hree he appointed to wait upon Generals Barnes
md Miller and inform them Of the nomination
of Gen Perry for Governor, and request their
presence before the Convention. The Chair ap-
pointed as such committee John w. Malone, of
liatlsden; James T. Tucker, of fernando, and
John r. Walker, of Duval.
After a short absence the above committees
escortng Generals Perry, Barnes and
Miller.
Gen. E. A. Perry addressed the Convention In
/ stirring speech, acc eepting the nomination for
Governor
Addresses were then made by Hon. Samuel
Pssco, Gen. w. d. Barnes Gen. VIM. Miller,
Gen Robert Bullock, Hon. John T. Walker and
Hon. George P Ranty.
II was moved and carried that the Convention
proceed to the nomination of q candidate for
Lieutenant Governor
VIM. Fl. Milton, at jackson county, nominated
Hon j. j. Harris, Of Orange county
G. P. Cooper OF Duval, nominated Hon. ]. T.
Leslie, of HillshOrough. ST. Clair Abrams, OF
0ranQe seconded The nomination OF Leslia ]