The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-19


t-yS1&e not know Of but two white
n'en'ia 5sskAoa county who win vote the
Itdepenasnt Republican ticket.- Mari
dsna Courier.
H1ERd}Ps H1ERdD}Ps 9rFku JFslsy. of she L4k4
Gay Reporter, made us . pleasant call
Yesterday evening. He says Independ-
hh are rapidly waning in old Colombia.
r s;G0inesciUe AdUocaye.
All The Independents in Live Oak
tlit one haye returned to the fold. Pope's
Alpgical speech and Iudicrous Boosting
mede them sick at the stomach. They
als for Perry and victory.-Lsce Oak
HplIetin.
The Republican press is very much
ps'ased with the New York San at pres
e1b and with its cantankerous, CROSS
gfsined. self-opiniopated, and prejudiced
pf'prietor. The San has no right at
phsent to call itself Democratic paper.
Noodle Register.
No my son, the Greeley who is run
niag on the Mopgrel State ticket is not
the hero of the arctic exploration. This
GH'eley is organizing an expedition for
SAL: River, in which he and his partner.
Po;'e, viii. be the principal passengers
LII Oak Bulletin.
t-The Peoples Journal, oolored organ,
puf lished in Jacksonville, comes out in
its ast isspe in favor of General Perry
as tgainst Pope It. says this action is
bas d upon the wishes of large body of
Republicans throughout the State who
do OF feel bound by the endorsement of
PoE at Tallahassee Times Union.
The Republicans swallowed Pope
Will great gusto on Thursday night, but
Frifay morning, after they had slept
with the new born Republisan infant,
they were sick looking crowd, but in
November, when they realize that their
bab{ has led them to an inglorious defeat,
they will be sicker than now.-Apopka
Cieisa.
4 Judge G. NJ Nolan left on Tuesday
mon ing to join Mr.. Dougherty on his
coasa campaign tour. The Judge is one
Of Oar ablest, most eloquent speakers,
andsevill win golden opinions among the
,itiN ms of the coast, as we'll as votes for
he & allant young candidate whose cause
le e. warmly espouses-Sanford Jour
loms of the paper. are harping about
Zen. Perry not shouldering the present
''dhinistration," thereby intimatiug that
I ha5 been discreditable. We shall be
atis1ed if, at the end of four years, as
ew hinnders can he attributed to Gov.
'errj as can be correctly alleged against
he H'esent ncumbent.-Monticelzo Con-
titul ion.
The statement in last weeks edition
If t. t. Madison Ne,c Era, that Suwannee
iurnai out en-masse to the Independent
meeting at Live Oak on July 29th, is a
most brilliant evasion of the truth. The
meeting was small, apathetic, and disgust
fll. Prank Pope lost votes here sure.
suwallnee is solid for Perry and the whole
''ckee The people would just as soon
lave Reed or Stearns, as Pope, but don't
Intend to have either of them.-Liye Oak
.nteH ge'scer.
i, is gratifying to US to state that
''e hive secured the services of Prof.
Howard Lamar, who has accepted a per-
r,anerlf Dosit;on on tho 1: m
l.amh' is graduate of one of Alabama's
! est i .stitutions, and gives up protes-
sorship at the North Georgia Agricultural
snd Mechanical College to come to us.
he business of the Courier has so in
treaMd that it is impossible for one nan
10 attend to the editorial and business
'epss tments. MariannG Courier.
az card to The Herald from Orange
ity brings the information that George
!. Aklen, of volusia county, ex- Governor
leeds Secretary of State, will vote the
)ems cratic ticket. He repudiates Pope
nd his advocates, The old guard " is
flliHy into ranks everywhere. Ii this thing
seeps on there is no estimating how large
& ma ority Perry will have. Mr.. Alden
'lon'a believe any good Republican can
tuppert such coalition ticket as was
'aade at Live Oak, and ratified at Talla
| asse,. This is hard on Bisbee, of New
'ork he's got to go.-Jacksonvil Her.
I'D.
livery accommodation should be af-
f'rdet 20 ladies in our prominent political
rleetllgs. Every intelligent Democratic
,'oma has as much interest in the success
et the party as Democratic father, hus.:
tAnds brother or son. Let our Cleveland
sad Ferry Clubs be charged with the
sAnai' i'enaent OF the campaign in our city
t; ca}f'y out the suggestion. If all the
ilemo ,ratic women of the country could
- u4ited on this subject much in the
say If success would be achieved. In
sis dlnpaign let every instrument.lity
10 brjught into the field of action. Pa
Itka Herald M.3
: CAs . little pointer to the -Independ-
ent-R publican crowd, we take pleasure
iiinfrming them that one Of the most
romi pent and clearest-beaded men in
the Republican party in the State, whose