The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-28
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The above named gentlemen were we'll re-
ceived in this county. AT Wachula, the frs; sta
ton 90 the line of the Florida Southern Railroad
in this county, they We're met by large number
of the citizens III the northern end of the county.
The train only delayed for few minutes, but
sufficiently long for the gentlemen la b. assured
that tie people of Mana,ee county stll have I'M
bounded confidence in their personal and polIti
cal integrity and that Colonel Davidson will re
ceive largely increased majority in this election
in this county, and that we wish no Penny
Congregational" represen tative from this Dis
trict in the 50ih Congress. So al Charlie Apop
ka, Zolfo and other stations on the route. until
Arcadia was reached, the point where they left
The train for Pine Level. AT Arcadia the
demonstration was 81 great, the crowd 80 large,
and although other appointments were ahead,
and no appointment had been made for this
point Colonel Davidson was compelled to delay
long enough TO make speech. Senator Call
gave a short talk and then off for Pine Level
AT this point they found large number in wait
ing to hear them. Coming by train TO Arcadia
from Arcadia TO Pine Level by hack without
dinner they were compelled TO proceed with The
meeting. Colonel Davidson fully met The ex
pectaiion of his numerous friends here, and
instead Of losing he is gaining ground in this
county. From Pine Livel 10 Ogden, and al
Ogden there was large crowd. and all seemed
to be full of enthusiasm for the nominee
of the Brooksviile Convention. And mark
you, Messrs. Editors, on the End day OF No
vember next, the Penny Congregational
Wolfe candidate for Congress in the First Dis
trio, Of FONDA VIII be buried 50 deep that no,
bubble viii burst on the surface of the political
waters TO show where he went down. A man
who claims 10 be a democrat a man who dis
rupied the democratic parry in Monroe county,
a man who comes TO every convention As a con-
testant for a scat in the convention. man who
was seated as q delegate in the convention, and
who voted on every ballot from first 10 last, and
who afterwards becomes candidate in opposi-
ton TO the candidate of his parry, nominated in
the convention, need expect no support from
even fair-minded rrpu Jlicans, much less from
loyal democrats Senator Calls speech was a
mastery vindication of bis course 10 reference TO
the forfeiture OF The land grants. when railroad
corporations have failed TO comply with the Oh
legations OF their charters. He stands to-day a
notch higher than ever before in Manaiee county,
and if those newspapers who claim 10 represent
the popular sentiment Of the people. could have
seen the demonstrations of confidence of The
masses OF the people in this county, and heard
as We did the commendatory words from not one
but all they would have reached the same CON
cluslon that We did, that Senator Call al no lime
in his life had a stronger hold on the confidence
and a warmer place in the affections Of the PEG
pie Of Manatee than to-day. Nox POPCLL
PINE, LEVEL, Oct 20, 1886.