The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11

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(hS ClCCtiou VI View
STRIPPING thought he was pla wing it
hnc on Pope, but Joe gSt left tho
The latest returns place tie Demo
cratic majority in the text C.,ngfess at
53.
In New York the business min ac-
cept the election of Cleveland with great
JOY.
--IIillsborough claims the banner for
the largest Democratic majoritg--aTl for
Perry
Col. r. H. NJ. Davidson is securely
locked in for fifth terp 10y .'ver 5000
majority.
The Blaine men of New .York are
paying their bets made OF the t''esident-
ial election.
The Republican majority for Gov
ernor in Leon county in lss4 g Sill less
than in 1880
President Arthur has, by proc;ama-
ton, designated Thursday, S"vember
18th, as day of thanksgiting.a ;
Black Jack Logan ct lett al the
way through. The Illinois Legislature is
Democratic and he will fetir+ lrotn the
Senate.
The Republican managers - getting
tired of Blaine's nonsense and Ae about
ready to give up and '""''''r ciFe'>"d'"
election.
Mr.. IL. IL. McCreary retires :rom the
Gainesville Daily Advoca., haflng sold
his interest to Ne'srs w l. Sd sleT and
X. L. Robb.
democrats and Kepublcass, Admit
that Cleveland will make go,sl Faesi-
dent, and that the country Wig prosper
under his administration. ;
Now that the elections is Ger, and
the State ami nation are safe, fkriaians
should turn their attention to g'stin!. up
exhibits for the New Orleans Exposition.
-Huper's Weekly hits the nsfl sqaare
on the head when it says: "Or of the
many lessons to be drawn from Sthe late
election is the folly, which VS. never
more conspicuous than this year,ti hold
ing the municipal election in NV York
at the same time with the NatioE slec-
ton" A.
The Albany Ecening Jour yd, the
State organ of the Republicans Of New
York after careful veri6eatioaff of the
returns, comedies the election IS Gave
land, and asserts that the prompt sfc3gni
ton of the will of the majority is ESSENTIAL
to the maintenance and preservation Of
American institutions. :
Savannah .Ne,rs: The rtfoicings
which were witnessed in every SxAte and
in every town and county were Without
precedent in the history of the & 'nn:ry.
The gladness that will be f9lt, however,
will be much greater than ii Will b. pos
sible to express. This great vidory of
the Democracy means honestSgovet nmrnt
and prosperous country.
=" Amt you almost boiled ?'' figured
kid of gentleman calling on hes father
and mother NO, little one, CO pit say
that am On the contrary, fee qu'te
comfortable" "That's funny I;should
think you would be- =" Whyso, Ikis5 ?"
"Oh, because, l heard malpma sly that
your wife kept you in hot Tater III the
time" ,
-Palatka was the scene Of istss,ous
conhagration last Friday might. 4 :itum-
Der of fine business houses, TWO o three
large hotels, Presbyterian ckurc3 and
other buildings were destroyed. Loss
about $4,000, nearly one half covered
by insurance. The starting of t& fire
is said to have been the WORK Of an Aacen-
diary.
There need be no doubt abdAt the
result of last Tuesdays election. S'eve-
land and Hendricks have earricS she
States which insure them 2l9 votesSr. the
Electoral College. The State ofaXew
York has given Mr.. Cleveland pL!3 ality
Of not less than 1000. This may fS He
pended on. 'ldiana, New .IerseN ,snd
Connecticut stand unshaken 10 the @trhc-
cratic column. The "Solid South& pre-
sents an unbroken front Of 1873 s,.tes
Mr. Cleveland has been fairly eiectN bad
he will be the next President OF the
United States.-Ne,o York World !
Mr.. H. c. Baker, of Nassau cosAty,
State Senator, and, we believe, rnesoher
of the State Republican Committee, Scent
to Jackson to see that there was an Ron
est election in that county. He wei to
one Of the remote precincts ncog. q
land agent. But the Democrats 4ght
up with him before the polls were op4el,
and he acknowledged the corn. They &ei.t-
ed him kindly, however, and the precinct
returned an increased majority forEpe-
mocracy If they will send Elaker tAefe
next election the precinct mag be l:ssde
solid for Democracy. L;
Mr. Pope has repeatedly daring his
canvass charged that the Dem@crats gore
responsible for the delay in calling "a
Convention to frame New CapstituEson,
and has asserted that that party WAS fx.ot
at heart in favor of such measure tut,
on the other hand, that his so,c<ed II 1e-