The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-22
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cocoanu,.- Bais5rsdge Democrat.
The Crawfordville Wakxllo Times
brings out DR.. W. L. Crawford for Gov
ernor. Wakulla has reason to be proud
of such citizen as DR.. Crawford who
for nearly eight years has been the efici-
emit Secretary of State of Florida.
The telegraph service of the Jackson
vile Ners- Herald is attracting attention
by its completeness and reliability. The
paper is now managed with such judg-
ment and ability as to increase its inf1u-
ence, and is rapidly gaining in circulation
az well as reputation.
Lively times are anticipated In
county political affairs this year. We
hope everybody will keep in mind the
fact that the interest of the county is
paramount to everything else and do
nothing to jeopardize the prospects OF
the Democratic party.-Madison Record
er.
MIR. Randall's proposition to make
whiskey s4O,ooO,OOO cheaper, at the same
time he increases the duty on silk, wool
lens and tin plate, and maintains the
present duty on salt, lumber, sugar and
other necessaries, will stagger some of
the prohibitionist protectionists. Phi1a-
deIphid Record.
The Cedar Key Quit Tseeo brings
ont Mayor George r. Fairbanks, Presi-
dent of the Florida Press Association,
for Governor Major F. is very able
and learned editor and author, q sound
democrat and thoroughly acquainted with
the public affairs of Florida past and
present
The Hon. John S. Wise and the Hon.
William Malone, of Virginia, are about
TO quarrel over the plan of Republican
organization in that State. Wise thinks
the present plan gives too much power
10 Malone. If these patriots will fall to
and scratch out each others eyes, no body
but themselves will be the loser.-SGv0n-
nah Neros.
Under the Democratic administra-
tions OF Pierce and Buchanan the great
bulk OF the American carrying trade on
the ocean was done with American YES
sells. Under Republican administration
fore On vessels have taken the trade and
it is now the exception to see the Ameri
Aoo xrhoro tho rrlo
Montgomery Advertiser.
The Press Association was most
kindly and cordially received by the press
and others in Havana, and the dispatch
published in the Times Union from Key
West saying that the Press Association
was dissatisfied, or made any complaint
whatever of their treatment in Havana,
unfounded. The visit to Havana was a
great source of pleasure to all.-Fsrnan-
dina Mirror
The Board of Commissioners have
wisely decided to invite Secretary Whit
ney TO visit Pensacola next month. The
invitation is already being prepared. 1t
will be on satin incased in lids of Florida
curly pine handsomely covered the in
terrier being richly decorated by home
artist Let the secretaryg come to our
city by the sea and he will Keceive a royal
welcome Pensacola Pe,ssdeoftun.
Utica, New York, the, very hot bed
of Republicanism, joins Syracuse in Civ
ing Democratic majority. AT the cleo
ton day or two ago, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor defeated his Repub-
lican opponent by over l 100 votes. This
does not look as if Cleveland's message
had killed the party in the Empire State.
On the contrary, quite the reverse
Montgomery Advertiser.
The prospects of the fiber industry in
Florida seem to be Frightening. As will
be seen in another part of this paper, CAPT
tai las been supplied for practical applica-
tion of d. p. Burdens fiber cleaner,
and success seems assured. Information
has reached the Reporter that syndicate
composed of ST. Augustine gentlemen
has secured 1000 acres on the Halifax
river, which is to be devoted to maguev
culture Orange county offers an excel.
lent field for such m enterprise.-Or-
La'sdo Reporter.
Col. Walter Gwynn will address the
citizens of Kissimmee and vicinity at the
Town Hall next Friday evening 1t 1880
in the interest of immigration. Those
counties which haves good exhibit at the
Sub-Tropical are reaping their reward
through the visitors and prospectors thus
called to their borderA 1t is not yet too
late for OsceOla to make q showing which
would be q credit to her. People from
the North won't know where we are if We
don't tell them, and they are not likely
to visit us unless they are invited. We
trust eur people will give Col. Gwynn a
full house--Ktssimass Loader.
One of the handsomest things in th e
way Of an invitation we have ever seen
was receiving the 6nishing touches, at
the city hall, this morning it was .
courteous card to Secretary of the Navy
Whitney inviting him to attend the
Spring Regatta ut Pensacola next month,
and WAS siOnAd NV proa;1or< frh;ulav and