The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-09-02


senator A. 5. Mann. OF F-ri jndo, is
taking an active part III the cs9Faign'
and making able speeches. III
The West H1usbert'4ah 2Fr33e rs the
title Of new and neat paper, patSithed at
Dunedin, Fla, and edited by J. Bag
get. i
In view of the Suns ep?ef ition to
Cleveland /, is now happily ren4epbered
tina, every candidate that paper LIPS sup
ported was defeated.
The DeLand Echo SAYS E'opa's speech
in that town lost to him many + indie
pendent Democrats and &" lett y Mite re-
publi,an> still in doubt /
MIR Howard Lamar l. annoarlfed as
one Of the editors Of the MariatinS Cone
I'D interest Of i- that Pc Popa tt pspA ~Aine
The Democratic Convention n Lev Y
-Oulty met al Bronson on the 18th ait
al nominated TWO good men suH true
fpr the Legislature, Messrs. h. II, Brewer
and Samuel Quincy.
A new paper has been stsrted at
Gainesville. called the Formers JAtsr'.Cl
It Is edited by NJ NJ Lewey, sndIIseems
devoted TO the support of Gencr&IJ. 4
:" ais for Congress.
Tie t. ). steamer Tallapoossi which
net her fate IN the same way Fttd run
Gown more vessels than any other feeam-
or afieat, ii is said. She was loHg ago
called "Old Calamity" i'll
-General Leroy Pope WalkeA frat
Confederate Secretary OF War, died at
iIuntrviIc Ala, on the I'D ut. aged
si.tv-seven wears He WAY dietlnghishe'l
a, the bar. on the bench ami in pkhiticsl
life.
When the man-of war Taisapotfa Was
sunk She carried down twent ' eight cases
Of liquors. which were the private stores
OF Secretary Chandler, who has be4p EN-
ploying the ship az yacht for juukatlng
trips Il
-Dr. J. W. Cuisine and Mr. EeEIfy A.
al mum nave PAiNhoHNN N'.N T@~~SF - ~
the Gainesville Bee and will :counpt&nee
the publication of "straigEt idRp9-
cratic paper, to be called THE Ted"
Uealer," on the 9th. i.s
The DeLand Echo reports a. Aarge
meeting of the democracy Of oranga;edty
ON the 18th, which was eloqaenp 4 90
II I
by Senator Deano and Mr.: Adams, fesh.
didates for the Senate and Assemblyts
In his speech at the g.eat fsh-
American demonstration IN New Yek on
the 2sth ult, General Bourke id ::
"Blaine had never addressed or best in
vited to address an Irish meeting, an4 his
only aggressive foreign policy camel put
when he conducted Know Nothing ps-
per in Maine" Il
The first issue of the Cedar Key &c.,
con shows it to be neat paper, aad bell
edited, of course, for X. II. Mcdlvaipt IL
the editor-in-chief, and he announces bat
"it will be unequivocally aud proppaAc.
eddy democratic" Mr.. l.. w. HsHtau,
formerly of the Lery Enterprise. il he
local editor.
Captain r. w. Davis, ii Green EfFe
9yring, was in Tallahassee Yesterday. ~
he received the democratic peminai on
f.r the Legislature, be may he ssna4ay
termed " the member elect from CsSr
so certain is it that his county viii Nd
10 the State the services ~ one afsAs
most useful and popular citizens III
Col. VIM Mac illiams, Presid6aSAl
Elector for the Second District. is ~ j.
feld with Mr.. Dougherty. and making
brilliant and powerful speeches Hie
-kable familiarity with national PM
t'cs, his vigorous eloqueuce, and his III
firing energy peculiarly fit hin tor
POSITION to which he was assiguct III
the Convention of his District. The Cn3W
ners logic is as inconirovertible a.
humor IL irresistible. iii