The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-14
POLITICAL POINTERS,

-" II the people demand anythi&g lesa
than absolute horse stealing ss:a reason
why Mr.. Blaine should not bs President,
they certainly have it in the Mvlliean let :,
,.rs. " Y Times. !
DIR. Warren, one of Govetaor Cleve-
lands tradncers, is out in caro- in which
he confrsses the falsty of his charges, but
says that he was drunk Whit4law Reid
and others of his ilk cannot evan plead
the same old drunk for their conduct.
Baltimore Day.
=" The startling exposures of Speaker
Blane's venality in connection with The
Union Pacific Road, Eastern Division, en-
tirely destroys, Of course, whatever credit
some people may have given bis evasive
denial Of Oak Ames' bribery. snd puts
the whole case Of the Credit Mobilier
upon a different basis. Now it
is shown that Speaker Blaine never de-
served his good reputation. He had
taken brides in another EN- Y. ITS-
bune, Sept. 80, 1872.
Even the last Of the seventy~two Ger
man papers in Illinois which xaihered to
Blaine, the Peoria Some, has come over
to Harrison and the Democratic ticket,
The German press in the great West a.
we'll a. in the East fights manfully for
Cleveland AMI against corruption. Day
New York Herald
TEN CHANCES on CLEvELAND.
A downtown broker yesterday made,
ten even bets Of 81 900 each with another
broker that Cleveland would carry this
city by $4,000 majority that he would
have $4,000 majority i'll Kings county:
that he would carry this State a. we'll a.
Connecticut, New Hampshire, New Jer
sey, Ohio and Michigan that Blaine will
not get larger vote in Ontario ;,coIsuty
than Folger did, and that Cleveland will
be elected President.
AN UNFIT CANDIDATE.
A check was received by the Yonng
Republican Club of Brooklyn FROM
clergyman yesterday. The name. Of the
clergyman, who wrote that he was op-
posed to Blaine, is withheld from publ
cation.
He writes: AS from the beginning
Of the campaign | am thoroughly con
candidate for the Presidency of the Uni
ted states. He began his manhood in du-
plicity, he has continued it in Koguery.
TO crown such life with residence in
the White House would be disgrace to
the nation"
GLAD rIDINGs FROM THROUGHoUr THE
COUNTRY.
A letter u the Democratic State Com
mittee from Oswego county says: "The
election district in which live has al
ways voted the Democratic ticket.
When the committee sent TO me q copy
Of Senator Voorhees, speech on the rights
Of naturallzed citizens confined in English
dungeons, delivered in the United States
Senate, it wheeled US all into line.
showed the speech to ten or twelve
friends Of mine in the district and it
brought them over also Now we will
work for the ticket, as we have always
done before, and hope every Irish Ameri-
can will do the same for the good old
Democratic party"
"A resident Of a town in Westchester
county says: Our town committee met
for the purpose Of organizing Cleveland
and Hendricks Club, but before we could
arrange the details the room filled up with
men anxious to enroll their names. One
hundred and sixty signed the roll, twelve
OF them formerly Republicans.
"A Democrat in a town in Jefferson
county says We have forty-6vs new
voters in this town, and Of that number
We can claim thirty-three."
A letter from a town in Delaware
county says: " send glad tidings frot1
this town. We will get the full Demo
cratic vote for our candidates, and in ad-
ditlon, find many old Republicans who
viii vote for Cleveland and Hendricks"