The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-19
FOR CONGRESS. SECOND DISTRICT:
CHARLES DOUGHEIfTI,
OF voLusIA. ! Il

campaign rLoKiDlAN--"''yf- 0Gr'"'
F rom falsehood to filth waS an easy
transition for Harrison Reeds i Jour'dl-
The Charleston Weekly !.Ne;'s is Of
fered from now until January 81 for fit,
cents
Blaine used to be a kaow nothing,
and now Blaine wishes the people didn't
know so much.
The New York Sun is jully: sustain
ing, is adding to, its old reptile fssr politi,;
cal crankiness. ! II )
Intelligence from Maine $niicAteT
that Blaine will not poll the al isep4bli-
can vote of his own State ~ tug Jig
ure. ~ ~
The white Republicans of Past Ten
nessee won't vote for colored mer,. They
do not object, however, to .coiored enep;
voting for the white Republicans /
fernando county is excee1iHgl !:
wide 20. The Democratic Peop!e arft
in enthusiastic working o;der, as vel
learn from publications in the EXCELLENT!
newspapers of Brooksville. !: ~
The Republicans would like ith2
Democrats to get into fight on the Aars
if. but the Democrats do nft pseaH I'd
oblige them. Administrative reform is
the issue, and it will be kept so < i
Hon Hugh A. Corley hae3ag r.i
sized the position of Land Sou4isi
,er If the Florida Land ana Mirtghga
nv, is succeeded by 'Mrk Asthdf
Williams, formerly Chief lletI in th9
office
MIR. Blaine has instituted sui, agsinsf
the indianapolis Seminal for libel, plapg &
his damages a $4,000. He win ;pfo,ss
blv get a verdict, for it is co1sid red .3m:
possible for the publishers to sustain fteif
atrocious publication. { H..
The Savannah Neacs says the JsaRub'
licans have beat the Democratic m.n%fyers
in one thing. They have secured sathe
most talented liars in the country Npe
few that they have not eHgaged MN
probably volunteer for Butler: II
we learn lIOIH Cuc <poloautOfsinf NtPj
6,ene that competition has re ducsd ratea
on the river to minimum figures Be-
tween local points, -four per oarre4], 1pc ;
cotton, per bale, zoe; other. ei,,hH ID
proportion Cabin passage from Go:Hr,
bus to Apalachicola So, and bttVSsr
other points in proportion. +fEs
,oo,1o &c ou,;o oourEx7 H.artkInS
see, being scandalized by Mortfopk3.
ganization, resorted to violen. m:assSFsa.
to abate the nuisance on Sunday, ths lntlt
when gang of masked men broka uk
meeting of the Latter Day Saints, rhnee
ing three elders dead, and losing i'nak 7
their own number by return fiff. mi
B F. Butler has no earthly rh$ TIA
to carry single State, but, if he dig Rkd
neither Cleveland nor Blaine had !
jority of the whole Electoral sot,;, 'sEd
present House of Representatives, yotf4 G
by States, would elect the Presiden!.. Its
Democrats have majority of the; nAsiil
bers in % States, while the Republican,
including Virginia with it's FIVE MshFSl
votes, have only Is States. Ill
The vile charges of immortality made
against Governor Cleveland have bk2.s
utterly refuted. The fact that Mr.. Cletb;
lands honors have been won III the ctr
where his life has been spent, that be. IS
known to multitudes of men as q man II
upright life and that his opponents haA
in time past deemed these scandals W.
meath notice, is honorable alike TO ht}l
and to them. +: Id
-Pope's Neso Era is a good thing f3s
him to have, for he can write a. letter ,t
it from wherever he speaks, sigped eon.t!
thing or other, stating that the mesMFk
was immense. the enthusiasm crest, tbB
"Mr. Pope held his auditors spellb ,andIf
t'7t he "struck terror to the souls Of tRk
=. rbons," that the county wal roll ID
olg majority for Pope, the gallant yonSk
Independent leader" &C., 80. The;t
letters, numerous letters, brought ost II
big type in each issue of the ivs'c IN - I
would incline the uniformed reader Il
suppose that there is quite tidal wave
of Popism in the land. We presume thal
fve-sixths of this correspondence 10 boI
gus, being written in the Neso Era office
or by Pope himself ~,