The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-09-16

! other pursuits; that the pr0uct nf hrs labor ttl
Tue avenues oi oiir commerce. and supplies NJ
| Important factor ia our financial relations wilt
! o'her nations have not Cane 10 attempt Il
! please ven with cheap and iul-omc praise n"r Il
magnify your worth and your i'm ,vrtsncc, hut
have como AS The Chief Executiy,. II the STATE
| To acEnowle !ge on it's own beh ,lt that our farm
ers yield nl return for the benefits they receiv,
| from The Safe Government.
l have come IN remind you OF The i'm eO.tanc,
| "i he interests which you hav. IN charge and l.
! sIgIe-t that notwithstanding the farmers indie
/ pc. e1cr he cannot nad mu<i no, h. entirely
anm'Hdlu uf ih- value md importance io 'he in
'"rcetS he holds OF jls and economic Il govern
menf. L. IS his right aud his duty 10 'lrmAH'
t.s all nnj,,st and inrQai,able ble,it.ns upon ag
ricu'ture ani lis products, however s.use'i
| saould be removed, AMI that wh- The further
ance OF the other interests OF the STATE have dut
| regard, this important one shoull not be neg
| lccied. Thus by his labor as farmer aud IN tn,
tnl performance of his duty citizen he will ere
ale and secure 10 himself his share II the resul
ot his toll and save and guard tor al The people
a'si impor ant element in the prhsp p,riiy Of tht
> aie.
Tho Governor w-s continuously inter
| rupted by cheers aud applause. When
he had finished he held a levee in the
tent of the President of the Association
when thousands crowded about him tc
grasp bis already much abused hand
About O'Clock the Gubernatorial part '
departed. The Governor himself returned
the cali Of ex Governor Robinson and
held still another reception at his resi-
dence
BANNER FOR TIE GOVERNOR.
At $50 o'clock Governor Cleveland
dined with Mr.. Matthias Arnot and then
wen, to the Rathbun House, where he re-
viewed the largest rs well AS the most
magnificent torchliyht parade ever wit
messed in the southern tier. Clubs aggre
eating over five thousand uniformed men,
with twenty-one bands, participated
They came from Susquehanna, Bingham
ton, Owego, Waverly, Ithaca, CAnandai-
qua, Watkins, Corning, HorneIlsville,
Addison, WellsvlIe, Allegheny county,
Towanda and Wellsboro, Pa, and other
villages in the vicinity. Throughout the
line OF march many residences were mag
clubs passed in review they cheered Gov
ernor Cleveland to the echo He was
kept continually bowing TO his torch
bearing admirers.
One Of the pleasantest events Of the
evening was the presentation of hand
some banner to the Governor The ban
ncr was OF blue silk, with an eleg4 ant de-
sign painted by hand. The centre piece
was a portrait Of Governor Cleveland,
while above his head was represented the
heavens, in which were four stars labeled
Sobriety," "" Justice" Honesty" Re
form" Behind hills was to be seen just
hn l.,h
rounding the banner was q guilt frame
The gift was from Mc7>rs Yos. and
Mosher, two young Democrats Of Hor-
nalsville, n. Y.
A CONFERENCE WITH MRS PARNELL.
Mrs. Parnell, who is 4 guest of ex-
A>,emblyman Jeremiah J. O'Cpnnor, at
his residence on Main street, viewed the
procession from that point. She was
heartily chrered, as was the man, or lier
son, "the idol OF the Irish nation" AT
one time Water street was so packed
with spectators that the aid of the police
became necessary to force a passage Tor
the torchmen. Some of the Transparent
cies borne along in the procession were
decidedly unique. Among them We're ::
"Grover, in November well he there )"
:" Grover, tell the truth dare jim Blaine
to do it p No free trade, but tariff re-
FORM "Grover is the boy Tor me :"
"Pubic Office public trust" The pro-
cession occupied over an hour in passing
given point Over 10000 persons wit
messed it. About O'Clock this afternoon
Mrs. Parnell. accompa ied by Colonel
O'Bryne and wife, called upon Governor
Cleveland at the h,me of Mr.. Arnot.
Mrs Parnell was engaged in consultation
with the Governor for nearly one hour.
The subject of the confer nee was that of
the attitude of. the Irish voters in the
present campaign. Mrs. Parnell assured
the Governor that if her countrymen de-
sired to please her they would cast their
votes for him to a man. AS the Irish
men followed the lead of Charles Stewart
Parncll in the old country so should and
would their brethren here follow the lead
of him who best knows the inmost desires
and wishes OF his heart. Mrs. Parnell
expressed herself as more than delighted
with her interview and assured your cor
respondent that she would do all in her
power to make the Irish vote a unit for
the American champion Of their rights
Grover Cleveland.
Governor Cleveland leaves by special
train tomorrow morning for Geneva.
There he will atteud the funeral of Secre-
tary Folger. Thence he proceeds To
Corning, where he will be rendered re-
ception 1T the residence os Mr. G. &. b.
Walker. On Wednesday he leaves for
Binghamton, where it is intended to
give him another big reception.
Thursday will tiud him again at his
most