The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07


dates for the New York municipal Offices,
aud though there will be some trading,
for shey cannot be elected by Tsmmany
votee alone, John Kelly announces that
tn. barter will not extend to the national
every. Whatever compromises with the
republicans may be made the vote of Tam
man will be cast for Cleveland and Hen
dricFa The Herald says that Tammany
is mol needed, for if twice its vote was
takee from the democracy New York
StatS would go for Cleveland and Hen
dritEs by an overwhelming majority. A,
thd lzerdd puts this positively on record
in f5 largest editorial type it may be con-
sidertd something larger than straw to
shows the way the wind will blow on the
4th et November.
-.Ar. J. J. Willie informs US that be s
preparing bale of cotton for Mr.. E B.
Bailey, President of the County Associa-
ton, TO send to the New Orleans Exposi-
ton; This cotton was grown on one Of
Mr.. Bailey's plantations, the bale will
weigh 80 pounds, aud will be covered
with blue silk and tied with red silk cords
and tsssels. The Judge knows how to
do such work, and will undoubtedly take
the 81, 900 premium that is offered at the
Exposition.-Lloyd Cor. Monticello Con-
stitslon.
The contributions to the Democrats
campaign fund throughout the country
are Rally remarkable, not 80 much BE-
because of the amount of the individual
subscriptions as from the evidence thst
feeling has been aroused that the people
must combine together and carry on the
peoples work. The New York Herald
says that the steady stream of money
flowing into the Democratic headquarters
will presently swell to a formidable vel
ume. One mail contained remittsnces
from Fifty eight different towns and cities
and niseteen different States.
Evidence of the Jacksonville Tine
Unio't's substantial prosperity is afforded
by its recent expensive adaptation Of
office premises, and by its liberal e1peu-
diture Of money for news. The enterprise
and energy of its proprietors have made
it a newspaper which comes as near being
complete as is possible in its field Of oper,
atlons.
-Diepatches from Milwaukee report
the iessrtion of Blaine by the Hon. Will
liam Young, the great wheat commission
merchant, and Judge Butt, the Republ-
can candidate for Congress in the Seventh
District two years ago. The influence Of
such men as these, who both support
Cleveland, will be great.
The New York World has achieved
a suctess unparalleled in journalism.
When; Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer became editor
and proprietor less than year and half
ago the paper had circulation of barely
fifteen thousand, and was very sick. 1t
is now very healthy with rapidly in
creasing. circulation of over q hundred
This prosperity is due to two
agencies-the great ability with which it
is conducted and its strenuous advocacy
Of the good cause of Democracy.
-General Perry had the most enthusi-
astic meeting in Pope's town, Madison,
that he had in the entire State. One
mounted men, two bands and
wagon loads Of pretty girls, PROFESSIONS
Jed in honor of the next Governor. Where
Pope is hest known his opposition IS
strongest. Alas, for the aspirations OF
'he foolish boy.-G Gainesville Advocdte.
-When the wires brought the newsto
Jacksonville that President Garfield had
been murdered, Horatio Bisbee, upon the
Jtreets of. that city remarked: Damn
Jim, it served him right. Well have
lew deal now" Two we'll known mer-
hants in Jacksonville will make affidavit
o this fack-H. j. in Times Union.