The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-22
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1t Is SAID that OF the seventeen t3er-
man papers in Ohio not one supports
Blaine
All the white Pope men sn GalRes-
Vile could hold caucus undGr one nm
" brella- Gainesville Adcocdtei l.
In the trial at Barlow Of WilEiag.
ham for the murder of Mclaughlin ..ahe
jury brought in verdict Of murderi Ia
the first degree. H.
A republican club in the taird ass@p-
bly, district of New York city has NJ
solved and reorganized demoGatic, With
nearly the entire former membership. Il
The appearance OF cholera in FraSee
has caused f-ighttul distress b5 creatt#g
panlcs, causing people 10 absptlon thS4if
homes il multitudes, leaving be bind thtaa
their ways and means of livelihood s..
MIR. Cleveland was named, for R{x,
Stephen Grover, the predecessor OF 81
father in the pastorate of the church Isl
Caldwell, y. j., where the future PreE,s
dent of the United States was b4rn i
The reception accorded to Governtsi
B.oxham on Tuesday night was affecting
in its spontaneous cordiality. The Co.'s
ernor has won q warm place in the htarls
Of The people Of Florida. zinses- Inio&.
The nomination Of Blaine has hsa
one good effect-t has rid the Dtmocraek
of O'Donovan Rosa. Betweep Blaiu
and Butler most OF the cranks *ill sosh
have left the Democratic party for ~
party's good. 4 5
The chorus of congratulstIon ovs
the action of the Pensacola CoSyenti,s6
c"ntlnns to reverberate from all parts VI
FIni:a. Not dissenting voice IL hearA|
aud tne party will go into the; contest
united and come out Of it victorious. =
7ampa Tribune. i Il
Orders have been issued for a rpHl
enue cutter to cruise off the mouth Of tht.
Mississippi, and order all vessel, eliat ard
from French ports infected by chblera ts1i
quarantine at Snip Island. Tias PrestI
dcnt'- proclamation as to quarantine req
ulations is elsewhere printed. Il d
Mr.. Hooper, the present Re4djustev
Congressman from Mahone's own homa
district, has broken with Mahohe and
will run as straightout Republican cans
didate for Congress against Internal Rev.
enue Collector Brady, who is Mahone'&
candidate
The Chicago Democratic platform Of
1884 is made to be read, pondered, dsgested
accepted and relied on. Its sou.ids are
not uncertain, its views are not ambigu1
Gus, its purposes are clearly defined III
marks new era in which succ*.ss will
crown desert.
Governor Cleveland's worldly pas-
sessions consist of only $4,000 Worth Of
personal property. He has no real ESTATE
This disposes of recently circh lsted
story to the effect that he was possessed
of fortune of 100000, upon a greater
part of which he paid no taxes ;.
The "cats-paw editor of tlRs Ne,o
Era, that big (3 paper published iniMad
ison, don't answer the argument df the
little Recorder, as be calls it. If the Re-
corRer is small those who read it apsreci-
ate it enough to pay for it. That i4 more
than the pseudo editor of the Neas Era
can say of his half price MtYison
Recorder y
Puck, in which the tattoo cartoons
originated, continues its onslaughta ppoh
Blaine and the republican party. In
recent issue it remarks that thought" We.
have said in these columns more than pnce:
that we had no fondness for the pfnci-;
pies which the Democratic party had ad
vsuced in years past, we are going TO- !
support Cleveland and Hendricks III the |
interest of good government and o0plneG
decency. !