The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-27

{ II. Jones. ESQ. edatoT OF Tue ofsif'Aat
7irass Cnioa, looked in upon the FLoRIDIAS
yesterday,
Col WD Chipley, Tice-Prrsideni ri the
P & A. r. R.. was among The visitors To the
FLoRIprAS osfice yesterday He rs guest at
The Morgan
The Florida ObAerney Is the title OF the paper
which succeeds the Fort DAde Messenger. /, Is
edited by Messrs Joseph F Stands and E NJ
Pooser. and is published al DAde City.
Rev o A Myers. a veteran editor whose
ability is widely recognized has assumed can
troll OF the Gainesville DIaly Adsscate, the COZ
,inued prosperity oil which is thus assured
-Tne cabinet appointments % far made by
Governor Perry have given unqualified and
universal satisfaction. We hope he will not
grow weary in well doing Tampa Tri6mns-
Governor Cleveland sets much speculation
al rest by saying this 20 the correspondent OF the
Brooklyn Eagle " No Cabinet appointment has
been made, none has been offered none has
been determined on
Grover Cleveland will be iuAugurated on
March 4 which this year falls on Wednesday, as
ii dbl in the wears when Jefferson, Jackson, and
Buchanan were inAugurAted. thus making Wed
nesday good Democratic day
Lieutenant Schwatka states thai OF seven
teen men VINO died Oh the Polar expedition all
but one used tobacco. and ne died the last. Will
he please state how many 81 those vino did no;
die used tobacc, ~ 7 Herald
-Gslnesvilie has q new paper. the weekly
Chroascle and lis broad pages are under the
supervision OF Capt. jim Johnston. with
whose editorial ability the pubic became familiar
while he was in charge OF the Walio 4irsrtiseT
The Exposition edition Of the Fsortd1 DIS
pltch comes quite up To what was expected Of
thai sterling publication lis twenty pages are
hied with excelien, matter deservln. the circu
alinu winch viii D. gwen il IL Al issue o.
iwen'v-1ve Thousand copies
Colonel L Womhwell mas been appointed
private Secretary bs Governor Pcrry- better
appbin, uien' could no. have been made Lou
l. competent aud deserving, and ms many
ffien1s vii b- glad Ia near iha lac mas accepted
tins position nol outstanding he is sn vel quail
ife4l fDr t higher place Lie Oak Bulletin
Tn el..ct OF Of HDn J-m-> S Denham 10
Inc May"niIty Of Monticello is q high compii-
men L. >ai g-niienAn. ARD evidence that he
ha> gwen en'lre satisfaction Ia the people in his
oflci. canaciv-tor ii Is the flth term that ne
n4s now eni-te-. upon. We congratulate the
gentleman. ana may ne live long ami always De
popuia, a, now = Monticello Constitution
governor Prrry appointment OF Mr. Coop.
q a. Attorney Genera Is 4 plrtlcul ifiv hAppy
compliment Ia one OF the mos. meritorious
Young Democratic lawyers IN the Stale. Mr.
Cooper. although Young mau, has already
made fine reputation as LAWYER of ability
That he will ably III the Office jus; vacated b,
MS brilliant predecessor We nave Il, doubt -
Tap1res Herald
A special session al the Senate was heli las
evening to near M Pendleion. OF Monroe coun
" IN ms own behalf III the contested election
case, which was decided against him two year,
ago Mr Pcndieton presented new and strong
evidencu IL 4 learned and impressive manner
when vote was taken anC ne was seated by
bare majority Of one. Several Republicans voice
10 sea- Nj. Pendleion while lhe Democratic
Senator'S were divided III opinion and voting
7IIj1hassee Ger PIlltka Eears
in lne Smithsonian Report for 1892, under
the head ri Anihropoiogy," more than twenty
da cniefiy the results of an expedition through
the STATE in 1877 BY j Francis L Baron, [ S
Engineer. IL his concluding senteuce ne SAYS
Florida mas undoubtedly IN past ages sustained
al immense population. and il is appropriate
that the ruins OF their cities an their imDerlst-
aole monuments should be preserved and their
locations mapped Oh, as record OF the march oi
nations Fort Nyers Press
Now is the time 10 begin to build navy
No, d very large navy bu a moderate numbe
OF eficienl ships,...s good ot their class as any
country owns The reasons against aDprupria
lions foi building navy are passing away
John Roach's friend and ag-nl will leave the
NAVY Department eariv in NJ arch l, is to b.
hoped that shall have An honest successor o.
running the Department a part of the poliica
machine We ought to spend $40 900 900 yea
for the mex ten years in building n navy BIS
ton Herald
The deficit of the last Worlds Exposition il
Paris was upward Of IS ,000000, and that of Vi
emma, in 1878 was over % 900 900 The Pniia
delphia Fair, in 1876. was tine only since tina
OF London, 1852 that paid expenses, though tin
! stockholders recovered but IA small dividend oi
their capital invested. Bur these grea, enter
prises are not 20; MP for profii by the managers
bui TOR the national aad industrial interests
The Management, of the New Orleans Expositio,
are already slrai,ened for means, and il should b
further aided from tine national treasury
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