The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09

gan Changers.
The cry of free trade only comes
from the trust protectors.
Some men are willing to make any
sacrifice to be considered political lead
ers.
Gov. Porter, Republican. says conf
dentially that Harrison cannot carry In
diana.
Every man to his own liking. All
have the right to mingle with the class
that they like best.
Hon. r. II. M. Davidson and Major
w. H. Milton opened the Congressional
canvass at Bristol yesterday.
The Republican Policy is to Protect
the English Market-the Democrats will
Protect American Manufacturers.
Special attention is directed to the
list of new appointments announced by
the State Democratic Executive Commit
tee.
Gen. Robt. Bullock is making the
campaign lively IN the Second District,
and Democratic prospects are Frightening
every dav in that section.
Wonder what the National Repub
ican Executive Committee think of the
action of the Republican convention Of
Leon county? Looks like they have gone
back on the g. o. p. Does it not?
The campaign in the West is being
prosecuted with vigor and enthusiasm by
Hons. w. D. Barnes, A. J. Russell, j. <.
Yonge, G. B. Parkhill, Judge Daniel
Campbell, Hon. r. a. Burford and other
distinguished speakers.
-" Indiana will give Cleveland not less
than 10000 over Harrison, and probably
more" is the opinion of T. NJ. Gruelle,
the editor of the Indianapolis Labor Sig
nal, the recognized mouthpiece Of the or
gained labor of Indiana
Mr.. Blaine's Protection do 4sn't Pro
tect the Unprotected American Laborers.
HonestW orkingmen are still being Driven
out by Contract Paupers from Abroad,
and this system will Impoversh Millions
Of our Citizens if it is not Stopped.
The last issue of the Lake City Dem
ocratic Ne'cs contains very good pic
ture Of Prof. f. L. Kern, President of
the Florida Agricultural college. Prof
Kern is an excellent educator and an eff
fcent worker. The college under his
management is sure of success.
Capt. F. p Fleming, Gov. VI. II.
Mabry, Hon. r. w. Davis, Major j. NJ.
Bars, Col. Z. J. TRAY and Mr.. L. c.
Massey are engaged in the Gubernatorial
canvass in East and South Florida, and
are having large and enthusiastic meet
ings every day.
At One Dollar year, Every Flor
idian can afford to read the EIGHT PAGE
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will include the session Of the Legislature
in 1889.
The Republicans of Leon county own
up that their ticket is made up "of men
of every shade Of political opinion, color
and social condition. In other words, a
Mongrel Ticket ticket made up of the
black sheep of all the folds without re-
gard to previous condition, color or vim
dictlveness.
The FLoRIDIAN is doing yoeman
service in the cause OF Democracy by
publishing weekly statistics showing the
comparative prosperity Of each county
in the State under Republican and Dem
ocratic rule, which statistics are largely
in favor of Democratic rule. We like
this kind of argument Facts and figures
are convincing. Fort White Observer.
Democrats of Florida Let the COM
mand, Forward-march !" Go forth
all along the line. Let the fight now be-
gin in earnest; let it grow more de-
termined and vigorous every day, and
and make the last day-the 9th day Of
November-one Of the ever to be me-
morable days in the history of Florida-a
day to which all Floridians in the future
can point with pride
The Mills bill, says the New York
Herald, is prominently a measure in be-
half of the great working majority of the
American people, and for this reason the
''protected'' lords and barons and their Re-
publican allies, oppose it. Free wool and