The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-11

the fisheries, and the invasion Of N.
Americans by the Canadian author;,;.sne d
given ASSURANCE to the nation thai rns. has
cratic rule the flag Of the United s,a,"a Demo-
respected and our rights on the seas "ili Be
3. Resoeued. That Grover CIeyeland aimed.
message 70 congress on the subject Of The ~. us
and the reduction Of the surplus in H. "s garif
ury gave to the Democratic party lie ,rn e lress-
q leader devoted to principle, and whs-s 'eener.
pie is concerned regardless Of policy P'inei-
4. Resolred, That We congratulate n.
upon the establishment Of wise eco,I poop'e
and good Stale Government. inauan.o.. omical
the auspices OF the Democratic parry in - under
uon OF Governor Drew, and Maintained We ee,
continued under the succeeding almin;s,.Nu and
And we do point with pride to the unna..,,
development Of the varied resources ep,elei
and internal improvement systems az or, S - seS
and ito the great benefits OF educa,ion cate,
have been so widely extended 10 he, oh sn'ch
under the beneficent influences of pood n'u'eh
cratic government and for The preserv,,;a Del'o.
perpetuaton OF these great blessings Ia Tho ,n la
pie and their children we do hereby nleI. iE''
individual and united support of the nop,;- ouF
OF the Democratic party made at its late C
venlion held at 81. Augustine OVn-
Respectfully Submitted.
L w. WHITE, Chairrn,,
Which was, on motion Of Captain Tinp~a r
Escambia, adopted unanimously F-"' "
fha-
extended 10 the local committee and ,,,;r..' =
Tallahassee for thcr uniform kinda s1 .,
courtescs TO delegates during their Sta, /, 80
city. " 'is
Hon. w D. Chipley moved tina, can1is,...
for ongress be now named Carried
Hon. j. b. Johnston, OF PAsco. Nominated -.
present Congressman, Hon r. H. VI D,vilso0
IN an eloquent and stirring speech. This was
received with tremendous applause by Tho g.,
ventiOn.
Hon. J. Fl. McKinne, Of Jackson sec,,.,.,
the nomination Of Hon. r H. VI Davidson IA
moved that Hon. r. ii. VI. Davidson b. rnrDl
naed by acciam4ti0n.
Mr. salisbury. Of Citrus also recomm-rlea
Mr.: Dayidsons nomination, rs did also Cool
j II Mcclellan. OF Calhoun.
Hon. II II. VI. Davidson vas then nna,i.n,.,
~ nominated by a rising vote.
The Chair announced that Colonel David
son was duly nominated by the Democ-,,;c
Congressional Convention.
committee. composed OF Messrs. r C. p,-k
NIL, >. ) Harvey and Hon. b. F. Kirk. was an.
pointed 10 notify Colonel Davidson OF his nm;
nation and invite him to address the C,nvon-
ton.
Hon w D. Chipley offered the followin, res-
olution: -
I'eso!osd, That The secretaries be reoues.e.i -
furnish the official proceedings of this Cnoven.
ton to The papers of Tallahassee and Jackson.
vile for publication
Unanimously adopted.
Mr.. VIM. Fisher, Of Escamhia. move ,bs, tho
thanks Of the Convention be rendered N ,go
temporary and permanent officers OF the Con
vention for the efficient manner in which m y
have discharged their duties; which wa, up,n;.
mousy adopted
Colonel David ION appeared upon the plat m,
am'd wlid cheering and addressed the Cpayen.
ton IN his usual happy manner
On motion of Hon. w D. Chiplev the en-
vention adjourned
J. VI BARCO,
j. Il. WHITFIELD, Secretaries