The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-22

Holmes-Mabfy 3. ,acks'n--DAucy Maize
8 ~sdsr'o9-Daniy 3. M,Sry 3. LYeas..ss % ! !
Liberiy-Msbry A,dIso'-D.ncy q: oiyy
O. Monroe-Dancy Q. dabry s. Nassaa- Dane
8, Msbry s. Orange MsbTy II. Flk.aabe.
s. Putnsm-DsnCy Santa Rosa-A4bry
81. Johns-Dancy 8. y abry l. Sun,ter-M Mabr'
T. Suwannee -Mabry 8. Tsyior- Matry
volssis-Maesys. ":kalL'.-p;ssy 4 Esb'n
Mnbry4. Totals-Dan y "a, A+ttry 2tzl benk
Before the result OF lie ba lot was sand hnces
by The President, Mr. G. lhour. of P,anamf witii
drew the name Of Dane, and moved d'thaa / Nltot
H. Mabry be declared u e nOIainee asr Lieotest
mt Governor by ACCLAIM .ton. whict.v4s fpAnl
nously adopted. Il
i'oun, By.a - Nstat . inf tM As, h1nfry Z. !.
Gonveuaion autia bOs,s add sess aeeste{a shs
{ OmuatiOn. liz
It was moved and carr led ,hat "a cotnjnitiee d
O ne from each county l,e ape ointesn TO Sscous
END sixteen delegates - repr sent llie Stkte q
Florida in the National emoc 'altc ceuv shtio1
q be held at Chacago Jl ly g. 1884, IN ueahinaty
ca ndidates for President and Tics- Prxs6iSpt q
II United SiGtes. 1t " - further ntof3% and
ca rredi that Md commute do iso ssec1 aStAte
+ Eecytive C0mmitsee. 70 be nsmp0Sptf min!
m .Tnoers, two Of whom with tht Pfe4deng
Sd ,uld constitute a worling totnEitiSe J Tbt
following is the committee 40 appointed;
Alachua r: F. Taylor, Baker W. a, Drake
Br afford w. w. Tumblin Bretard w. SANof:
VIC oil, Uaihpun N. r. Orns II. Cisy r. b; Cnnova,
Co umbia NJ. NJ T. Hut shins.n, Daie q -!
CO.art, Duval F. p F1eu ing, icscalnbiA r. D:
BY mes, Franklin H. l. G adv, Ja.isdei J. w.
Ma one, Hamilton B. B. 81 ,ckwtll, derns,Slo j.,
F. Fucker. Hillsborough W B. M.ranJa H4tmes
J. j McCaskiil, jackson w H. hlilton JetftrsnR
III Fi,,ln Iufa I u fSarS,
P. lIyrd, Levy John F. JAG kson. Lbertt H. j.
Soit mon, MAdson A. J. O. fee, Manalee A. f.
Mac lord, Marion F. 3. Eerrin, M0nnH r. j
Perry, Nassau J. Mizcll, o ange J, r. W06prdl
Poll. L. NJ! Ballard. Putnan r. L Dancy Santa
Rosi John R'urke, SA Joht 5 w. B, Scott, SUM-
ter !. Z. Carter, Suwannee P. Alog ~, Taylor
J. J. Gornto. Vofusia =. W. Cozart. W~kulla j.
s. .rrell Walton A. B. Nc Lean.
1t was moved and carried thai committee,
cons sting Of one from each .nuntf br app 'inied
to se ect two Presidential E. ctors for ife ornIe
al la ge aud their alIernate, Said cOlnmjitee
cons sted Of the following na ned persnn@: b
Allchua j. B Brown! Bak .r c. B. Mcsietny,
Brad ord J 3 Johns, Rssva,s J. \ saunders.
lombia W. T Heury, Dada John sauis, Hovat
W. l Dancy, Escambia E. Within ire Fra kiln
II. ". Johnston, Gadsden e G. Love, HxnyIton
B. B. Blackwell, Hernando r. NJ Wilson, Halls
borot gh James Mckay, H'lmes 4. N, Ellis
Jacks on B. S Lidden, Jeffers on W, 9. Byrd La.
fayete T. 8. Goodbread, L ,on [. W. Gwynn,
Levy 8. L. Carter, Liberty (ete u Adison, WI, Fl.
Haus nan, Manatee 2. r. Crawl l"rd, Maion
H. W. Long, Monroe Chas B. Pendleton. Mas
sau W. A. MahOney, Orange Wm Scott, Polk
c. l. Mitchell, Putnam B. Putnam Calhoun,
Santa Rosa Geo. G. MtWh rter, ST, Joltns b
Geno' "a. Sumter E. J: NJ. Pa dge,, Snwannss j.
Saus Wakulla r. w. Ashr lore, Walton lohn
z. Vaughan. WashinvtOn ex uaed
1t vas moved and carried hat the Hon. Sam
uel r. SEQ be elected membe from The State Of
Floric Of the National Der locrM c Executive
Comnii iittee.
1t vas moved and carried Il fat In Convention
adjourn until $50 O'Clock P. IL !.
$50 O'CLOCK F. M.
The Convention met purslsn nj to adjoarnment
and was called 10 order by tn, Pres itent i
The Committee on platform and NesOluiinns,
throue h its Chairman, c. H Jones': at Dqyal,
made he following report, WI ich WAS reasj
The Democratic party Of thr State or Pynrsda,
in Convention assembled. sonxnttulates slheI
friends OF good government ipOh The assured
prnspe It Of success 10 the coming cs rrpaixn and
makes the following declaraiiGn OF Irincibles;
1. r .solped That we re-affir II The tund.uueD-
tai doc irnes of the National Demo ,t:acy as Tor
mulaie1 in the plntf.rm nf The Nhtona Don
ventiors of 1875 at 81. Louis, I'd Of 1880 II Gin
cnnati
2. r solUed That we advoca a;iis.ral policy
N the part of the general &c yernuicnt IN ithe
matter of public improvement Is. an hOm that
he South has u right to dena I'd iliis until her
water Ways and harbors adjuiged 10 hhe
needs Ct commerce To the sam exieni as I'd her
sections of the country. : Il,
3. Re otned, That we favor he; ceiling "
Constiu tional Convention tor the :torrnaion
IF our p resent Constitution.
4. Re- diced, That il is the duty Of ,h. State Ia
educate its children, and thai favO. HbSrnl
provislo for the main enance Aid di- seiotneai
Dl our ~ stem of free public scho,ls 4.
s. Re& Ired That the recent reu ,arkal, gro 9Th
D' our pr pulatiOn is one Of the n Osr n.te~DrtfV
ndcatiO Is of the prosperity ot the sitat$, sbd
that we invite worthy and indu triou, persons
rom all Quarters to come and 81 tile amobg 'ns,
with the confident assurance Of Is irieiuay ~el
come and AN equal opportunity. I
o. Rsso. .d That sipce The oyer hrow oiiRadi
uOrs; Il Ut to The Hon. Geo. F. Drew th.s Susie
s indebte'l fer the inauguration OF that cs.nopi
cal system OF administration which has ~ rDwer-
ulv prom oted the prosperity at be- Stare and
hal in the continuance of that sOun Der focratic
policy the administration Of Gov w. Il. *Btlth-
ham has b zen the most brilliant n tie histsty
If tie CONT nuuweafth.
T. Resolp d, .Ta,n. IN the. witllde.v al frum pub
ic lille of tn It lusIrious statesman aaul a,triei
Sam lel J. 1ilden, the Democratic larry las l0at
Is most hOI Ored and trusted lsa.ier, bat ihaf IN
he Hon. Grover Cleveland, Govei n1 oil New
York, We re .ngniZe a worthy succ ss.,r " hs,se
,omi nation Chicago would insur u uerislns
victory in November, and would eaayantee 10
he people # the country n pure, hen~h ahd
administration of the Ma rit;nal Gov
On motion of Hon. 81. Clair! .tsra,ns. of
Orange, secol Oded by Hon Charles Muvt,r,yE
,f Votusia, aud Hon. Geo. P. RaRe. :, Of i.esln.
he second res DutiOn of said platform was i r,ick
'ut. Then ,pon motion the pla kArni anti
resolutions W. re adopted as amendxd L. ie
The semmi' tee appointed To select id esom
mend delega,Y Is to, the National g en,o$ rtic
Convent lion to be held ~ Chicago, ard i'd s.,lect
/ State Executive Committee, through ,tsCl,air
nan, r. r. File ming, made the folowir < Zen ,rf
Rep"it OF CO nmittee on the seiec,ioa ofsde,e-
gates &c the National Convention at Giic ago
md Stale Exec llive Committee:
Deleg.tes-C p. CO"p.r w. H. aebt n01P h.
Bishop. E. A. T~id, c. E. Dyke, w. ;. 10, -.
:. H: Smith, P. Dismukes W. r. NJ tin, W.
L. Mi,chsll. W. c. Brown, z King, A! 0ssat,
Alternates-G gorge W. Wilson, W. n. Ser
William McWi liiams. r. W. Getxen RIR
w. B. Neel, VIM. H. Dial. ! olln W.
Malone. 9. Snot grass. Daniel CampEs / Win,
Green, r Cmnell, g A. Hans,.ni ShArIls
Delano. y. A. :ialynski, John T. Leslie /,
STATE Executive Committee-Samlle Pasd,,
J. 3 Leon.rd, Jehn A: Henderson,. r. r Fies,
ng, John T. Lesl e. w. D. Chipley. B }. tn,
lor, B. p CalhOu !, c. C. Pearce. 5.
F. p FLEMING Clsnir nan
8. W. CozARr. Secretary.
Which report adopted withOu, dis ant
1t was moved and carried that the Hon Sam
mel PaacO be Chxi man of the State Exc satI..
Committee. ST 81
The committee to select and n.ok mad
sahk hknE