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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-21
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-"Tne tariff regulates waves i

1.-THE tariff regulates wages" Duty
on knit goods, 40 cents on the dollar.
Wages Of knit goods mill operatives, u
cents on the dollar. Who takes the -
cents Oh the dollar that belongs to the
operatives :-1roy Press
The Democratic House sent to the
Republican Senate a bill forfeiting 81 900
900 acres Of unearned land grants. The
Senate repudiated this measure aud pass
ed one returning to the Government about
100000 acres Aud Yet the Republi,
can party is in favor of preserving the
national domain from land grabbers ,
Platforms are curious things.-NushptNe
.1merlcdn
SO the Mills bill is blow at the la.
boring men in this country, is it? Then
bow does it happen that Mr.. Smith, of
Wisconsin, the only member of the House
who was nominated by the Labor party
and elected on labor platform, voted for
the Mills bill Do the war-tariff nabobs
think that they know better what is for
the interest of labor than the laboring
men themselves ?-Boston Uerall.
"A proposition is under consideration
by the Democratic campaign managers to
arrange for joint discussion of the tariff
by Speaker Carlisle and Mr.. Blaine. 1t
is proposed to challenge Mr. Blaine to
meet Mr.. Carlisle, aud to discuss the
question in alternate speeches in twelve
cities of the Union, six to be named by
Mr. Blaine and six by the Speaker. The
opinions OF number of prominent Dem.
ocratic Congressman as to the advisable
ity OF such course have been asked, and
there Is very general concurrence in
approval of it Washington Star.
Chicago Times =" Perhaps it's all
right, but they are carrying the Blaine
business little too ar."-B. Harrison.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-21

The Republican State platform starts
of ia this way: The Republicans of
Florida, in State Convention assembled,
proud Of the pax and confident of the
future" etc Well, we'll, II that isn't the
checklist bosh we ever heard, Proud of
their past? Do they forget that the
record of facts and figures Is still in ex-
i=tence: D. they think that any tax
payer viii De proud with them in the mill
stone OF public debt which they saddied
around his neck: d. th-y think that
Florida who feels proud tina, be had to paw
l24 mills state taxation under Republican
ui=ru'e, when he refers to his lax receipts
for the three wears Of Democratic good
government, just past, AMI hni- that The
sum total of hi> taxation fpr thu thrss
years, amounts Ia only Is mll>-:he
same that he had 10 pay ,h. Republicans
in one wear: D. these Republican plat
form makers fee pr,a,l that during the
eight YEAR nf their han.iln. Of r.,n~ II
government they increased tne STATE debt
sl-Ia2,7o-.7e: Are they proud tina, in
their reckless extravaganza they a>-.-->e.
larger sum in 1876 upon $3e.9ll,+5a
worth Of property than the Democrats a.
ses-ed IN ls-- on $50. Pas So :: Are they
proud that during the eight YEAR 81
their mi-rule, Notwithstanding this heavy
taxation, they ran the State in debt q;
the rate Of $40 900 per annum
These figures do not tell half the story,
W could continue on with the same kind
for hours, bu, th- small dose will 10 Tor
ihe present. Are the Republicans proud
Of this showing Of their record Il not.
cheu w would ike TO know wha; ihey
are proud Of:
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The Farmers and that ..Home
Market

The friends Of the high tariff have
been getting ready TO provide that home
market for great many years, but it l.
still in the dim distance and appears
to be moving farther away. Prices
for farm produce are getting lower
and lower, while more of it Is being ex-
ported each year to find market else
where. Meanwhile the farmer is permit
ted to pay high prices for protected
goods, and to sell bis wheat at prices
fixed for him in Liverpool. If that
sort Of system is what General Har-
rison wants 10 preserve then he GER
tainly ought not to expect the far
mers TO give him their votes. That he
does want TO preserve the present high
tariff On all the necessaries Of life every.
body knows Therefore if he has any
new or valuable ideas on the home-mar-
ket question the farmers would like TO
have him make them public The far
mers are rapidly losing faith in the home
market theory so far a. it concerns them
- CHlc0Q0 Nesrs
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Editor FIortdidH Ia view of the near an
prnach of TN County Convention, 10 he held n
Tallahassee on the 81 OF September. would i
not he wise 10 urge the delegates from the Va
precincts Ia c"Fi>i LEI we'll the great irnnort
ance OF nominating only good, true and reliable
men tor the different county offices. In regard
TO the office OF Sheriff will venture to say ina,
no III IN III Leon c u0ly is more fitted for that
position than The present incumbent Mr.. John
Penrce. Nj only have had business with
Mr. Petrce in his present official canaciiy I'M,
when sch'oi boy, and he proved himself 10 he
one OF truth, honor, pluck, and energy : SO has
Mi +. proven himself 10 be 10 the people nf Leon
county while serving in the honorable position
OF Sheriff There are Others probably who will
be before the convention for official honor and
all ART Doubtless good men, but all cannot
be honoTed with the nomination. Mr. p i
the well qualified tor tie position Of
Sheriff OF Leon county He has made
good and efficient officer In the discbsry.
oil his official duties he has never faltered Evil
doors and law breakers have been brouphr IN
justice. Only through the strategy and energy
OF such men as Mr.. Pearce could this work he
accomplished However am not a voter NJ
Leon county, and probably should no, have too
much 10 say in regard To who is the best man
Tor office IN Leon county but | am n voter of
the grand old county of Jefferson. and am nroud
OF ii. / know the good there is in haying ,rua
reliable and energetic county officers also I
know the evil of not having the proper kind NJ
county officers. Ny friend, Mr. Pearce has
proven himself To be the right man in the right
place, and should receive the nomination for re-
election. Yours truly
JEFFERsoNIAN
LLoYDs, FLA, August 20, 1898
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-21

Elsewhere in the Uerald this morning
Representative Bacon tells much of inter.
est and Importance about the great trusts
that the House committee OF which be is
chairman has been investigating
The story is summary Of the inforna-
ton elected by the investigation. |,
shows a combinati Of a few men band
ed together TO control field Of industry
for their own self-enrichment. They grasp
at the power to limit production, cut off
employment, lower::wages, advance prices,
control markets, stife competition, estab.
lish monopoly.
That these organizations present one OF
the gravest evils of the day and one OF
most threatening dangers of the future is
obvious. The vital problem now is, are
they above the control of national and state
government Whether Congress has
the power to deal with them successfully
is question that must be earnestly con-
sIdered in the near future Whether the
abuse can be reached by State law is a
point that is now in fair way of being
answered by the proceedings which the
ATTORNEY General of New York has insti-
tuted
One thing is clear, and that is that un-
til these powerful combinations are
brought under legal control, producers,
wage earners and consumers, trade, bust
ness and the masses will be at their mer-
cy.-M Y. Herald.
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civil Appointments.

Inc following civil appoIa,:ueais nave tegn
made during the week:
Dr. G. W. BetIon, W. r Wilson. r \. Persss.
Fred l. MYERS, DR. W L. Moor. "a X nlemhers
o. Ing Board ri Health in anu Tor |. ,on c,Gny.
L l Smith, to be Justice q. the Peace il and
Tor Leon county
W. L. Gibson, 10 be Notary Pl5l.c II aaj ioE
Duval county.
Arthur F Odn. 10 be Notary Puoae ior the
State al large
VIM B. Malone. II l. Ray. Thomas Nun
roe, Thos- L. Wragg, J. A Co.'s III. 70 b. men,
bers OF The Board OF Health 10 and Tor Gat.-
den county.
c. \. LandTum, L. W. Plani. A p ione> J.
y McLane, 10 be members Of The Board Of
Health 10 and for Walton county.
W r Chalker, D. A. Waits. ! 3 Eige. c.
r King. NJ NJ. J. Hutchingson. 70 * mem
bers OF the Board of Health in AMI Tor Coum-
ba county.
A. r Gano, TO be Justice of the Peace II snd
fol Lake county
Mason S Moreno. to be Clerk Clrcui; our; N
and for Monroe county
w. l. Cawthon, to be SUPERVISE o. Reg
isiration in and for Walton COUNTY
X K SnowdeD, to be Couuiy Treasurer N
and for Marion county
G. W. Cook, TO be Notary Public for The State
at Large
r p Daniel, to be Member Board Oi Health
in and for Duval county
John G. Ruge, to be County Commissi 'ner Il
and for Franklin county.
L. c. Smith, 10 be Justice OF the Peace in and
for Leon county
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w aking Gp.

!, vi. CRAFTY The Democrats through
he country. save the New York World
TO learn tina; the National Commi,.e
does not believe in 8 -lumbering can
vass. nor holi tia. The campaign i Ell
tirely il IL formative state
Chairman Brice, Of the Executive Com
mittee, savs tina. AL the departments
are organized, running well and have al
the work they can attend TO- The
preparation and distribution Of docu
ments are going on rapidly, 100, 900 nav-
ing been issued 70 the New York State
Committee on Saturday. The Commit
tee il prepared to supply all the docu
nents required by any state
Public meetings are already under wav
The strong and aggressive speech Of >ena
ator Voorhees,, AZ Terre Haute IN >atur
day night, opened the campaign auspi
cious!v in Indiana, and the able speech
es OF Congressm 81 Mills and Breckiu-
ridge in Harlem will give al impetus to
the local canvass.
The campaign Of argument and the
work Of organization should 90 hand in
hand, and BE- pushed vigorously, especial
" in the doubtful States, withou: wait,
ing to SO whether the Republicans vii
try to patch ~ their rickety platform o.
sill run away from it. The people have
twice voted FOR Tax Reduction through
Tariff Reform. They Will vote to sustain
thl- po'lcy now if they are thoroughly in
formed i'll regard to il;
Close up the ranks and force the fight
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The Real Leader of the Rennl

The Real Leader of the Republican
party-Blaine--has been making speeche.
ever since he returned from abroad
Chairman Quay wants him muzzl ID, Har
rison and Morton, and scores of Republi
cans in every state want him silenced, bu,
the Democrats are anxious for Mr.. Blaine
to keep right on with his speech-making.
Blaine is making Democrats out Of Re
publicans, and that is what pleases Dem
ocrsts and makes the Republican man.
ayers wrathy. By all means let Mr..
Blaine speak, let him make one or more
speeches every day, and there can be
no doubt of grand Democratic victory
in November.
If Mr.. BIaine's appearance upon the
stump drives one Republican Congress
man into leaving the party in disgust,
where will a series of speeches by the
Greatest Living Statesman leave it?
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The Democratic party demands Low
taFIf and genuine reform- These features
make the strongest pLAnks in our platform !;
for low tariff benefits the masses, while
. high tariff benefits only the few Per
haps some crank viii ask what proof we
have of this. Proof? Why We have the
very best. Refer to the official figures OF
the low tariff period, 1850 to 1850, aud
you will find that the wealth Of the
United States increased 1875 per cent
Now to turn to the figures for the high
tariff period, 1870 To 1850, and VOC will
ind tina; our wealth increased ouy %
per cent. Does this not prove conclasi ve-
u that low tariff works 20 the advance
mlent aud prosperity Of the many
We nave repeatedly said that the Dem
ocratic party was l2boring faithfully il
the interests Of the farmers and working
men Those who reason out the matter
for themselves know this, but some. who
get their only political Instructions from
bitter, blowhard Republican papers. re-
main sill in the dark We would like
for this latter class to throw Of the woke
Of Republican oppression long enough to
read and digest these figures During
thi- same low tariff period, which We men
ton above, 1850 to I-60. the value OF the
farms 81 The [ nited States increased l03
PEI cent; but during the high tariff pc
nod Of the Republicans. 1870 to l.5o,
they OILY increased g. PER cent Isn'
there Z lesson in the above f0r farmers,
workin-rner and everybody TO read
mark, learn and inward IL digest :" Does
II not prove ina, the Democratic party Is
Oh the night side Does il not convince
You, that when YOU vote the Democratic
ticket ysu are voting directly Tor more
prosperous era, for better wages and for
cheaper neces-aries: Yea, verify: and
TINS L why w. are - positive in our as-
-ertions that ne Democratic majority .;
!. - vi. b. much a-ger than 1t was in
$50. GIVE u Cleveland and Tariff Re-
form aud W. vii have government that
the poor men can live under and soon
grow independent Of the dcta.lon- ..
grinding, selhst, al-ab-o-bng monopoies
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A correspondent, writes to ask the Herald

"A correspondent writes to ask the Herald -
Who is running tor Presid-n, on The Republi-
Can iicket-Baine or Harrison?" Well We
suppose that Harrison is running" for Presi
dent, bur there's notion abroad that Blaine IL
running Harrison--Ne1 York Herald
The President has not yet begun
writing his letter Of acceptance, and as
matters now stand, it will no: be issued
until after the Senate has before it the
Republican Tariff bill The President re-
CARDS this measure as justly stating the
Republican party's attitude in the issue
rather than what is said in the Chicago
platform
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Mr.. Blame, the great head ofthe Republican
party, one week ago gave expression To the fol
lowing sentiment in his bid for the labor VOTE
l say here that the wages of the American Ia
borer cannot be reduced except with the consent
and with the votes OF the American laborer him.
self
Two months ago Mr. B F. Jones, late chair.
man of the Republican National Committee. and
protected iron manufacturer, issued the follow
ing notice.
Our works will close down to morrow and ra.
NAMED closed until satisfactory THAT is, a low
err scale is presented to us by the workmen
Mr. BaiDe's language was bosh, pure and
simple, while that of Mr. Jones meant business -
Times. Union.
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=. Prince. Contractor A suiId. =.

'han Ks the public for past parrona- and resq e.
iuiiy asks continuance OF the same. A. !.
done on shor' notice also haze . a'ey
COLON gin s:arpeuer that s.-es Q =
lion refer you 10 T. J be-. \ Rs
anu ID r Gram!lng, wa nav Tvs ltls
with il l will sharpen. BAH. al repair g.-s,
cheaper than ever done be; .re. iram Ten o. Il
teen cents per saw, owing 10 dis.aace u7tiels
can DC lett a. the store oil q " $40 i Co. q
al the stable of T J Rob-.ts / 81. ~ aiiness
] Prince
Tallahassee Fla lS-im
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"'"i -ii'o+ "a" par! vas oF54hiz"-'' has
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'"e i'+'N''i'Ah h'cN"f' A9aii'7t 'Ae
h''i-'''"s i'' 'o'erAoF' a--eF' ti-At the
'''' - .''' '~'e a - ''4' e''''oi'' 'heNe'
i'@P'"'e--A 1e'ea' aD-'.a's'y certain III
ih''4NA-
Al entertaining ~ De"n reached
DIV "Th SENATOR ~ ana Morgan VINO
haze oh1fse % me fi-neFies treaty ''F
'hef Te-iee;i'e side t"at the 'oi" %"
~ fS'iheaiioh 7hai' be taken today
-k.-ewhere 10 thi- issue will be found
TIE ne1 cal for the Congressional Con
veftIou Of the First District, which having
been postponed i now called 10 meet in
Tallahassee on the 18th Of September next.
Cau,paigu subscribers are comin, IN
a. Ere!v rate Keen m the good
work g,ve the Ftorfp1Ax lar,a c,rcn.
la,io, dnrin, tho c.rn,aie,r and ,hereh,
increase the Democratic vote Price
oniy = cents ,f
Nov thar the Blaine demonstration
i over. perhaps the Republicans will re-
member that some time since out in
Chicago. they nominated man bv the
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-21

The following nominations have been
made in the different counties during the
past week

made in the different counties during the
past week
oSCE0EA CsCNTY-
representative Riley Johnsfn Cssunsy Jadge
K Jahnsou County Clerk J. Lee: Saer-
in. J. T. Bsss, Superintendent Pubic Instrnc-
lEnn. J ' Speers Tax Assessor. r. C. Partin
Tax Collector c z Prevail Treasure, { \
carson County Surveyor. Z Mpsel@y
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Representatives W 8 Gamer County Judge
W. 3 jones C0aaty Clerk. W B Lss<iter
Sheriff. T 7. Watss; Tax Assessor. B 3 Brown
Tax COLLECTOR ! W Gravy. Treasurer T J
Miller Superintendent of Public Instruction., L,
L CHARTS: Surveyor, VI. '. Rstney
LEVY COUNTY.
senate " K Co1iter Representative y A
Bitch Circuit Clerk, J N Bare Treasurer
W. J Epf--son Tax Colie,.oT " Il Aaier-
80 Tax Assessor. Louis Apr Co8nfy Judge
Joan Friedman Superintendent o, Puoac
Instruction. J 2 DcP4ss Sheriff, W II Big
ham CoGaly surveyor J T Shlnsis
DEsoVe COUNTY
Representative Rev JoAn " HENRY NJ
-eguar nominations tpr -. Acr county ofices
TIA !~
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From the 81, LOUIE Post Dspatch.j
Chairman Bartlett yesterday, in adj
dressing Blaine, spoke of him as 'our
greatest citizen" thereby emphasizing the
comparative littleness of BIaine's substi-
tute Harrison
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The Blaine Circus.

wv -Laf.1
Harrisnn-We've been made ridiculous BY this
Blame circus, Levi it fairly makes me weep
Nobody seems to know that I'm running, and |
think letter Of resignation just now would be
acceptable.
Morton-W Ben, was jus, going TO make
the same remark myself
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-21

DIR. NJ. Lively and son, Louis, have gone
West on pleasure trip.
Mr. Prosper G. Harding, of Pulaski, y y,
who was compositor in this Office more Than
twenty years ago, when il was owned by Dyke
& Carlisle, was welcome visitor AT the Flo
RTDIAN sanctum last Saturday. Mr.. Hariiug Is
now contractor and builder, and is here look
ing for home in the charming Tallahassee
Country.
There is one thing our people can't under
stand, namely: Why our mail from Tsllshas-
see, since the 10th. has been quarantined ana
delayed at Waycross. Parties in Atlanta write
to friends in Tallahassee they have received no
mail from Tallahassee for ten DAYS. This Is re-
garded by our people as an outrage and We aP-
peal to our Senators and Representatives N
Washington to leok after this matter.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-21

Ii being currently rumored on our streets las,
week that Townsville had guaranteed against
Tallahassee, Col. Fred T. Myers, Secretary OF
the Board of Health, sent the following telegram
to the Mayor of that city:
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug. 17th 1888
Mayor Hopkins, Thomasrie, Ga-Reported
here that Thomasville has quarantined I aiahas-
See Is II true? FRED. T. MYERS
Secretary Board of Health.
To which he received this reply:
THoMAsvILLE. Ga, Aug 18th, 1888.
Fred I. Myers, Secretary Board Of Health We
have not and will not. II. W. HoPKINs Mayor
-" Durn it all, ] wish Blaine would 90
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-21

Died

Charles Bsltzell, youngest son Of William "
and Mary ) Compton, died in Atlanta, ga. en
June 1iin, aged ) years and Q months Little
Charlie" WAS grandson Of Hon Charles X
Austin. former resident OF Tallahassee. and IA,
one time Treasurer Of the State Of Florida