The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14

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III 'q-,ice and ta2 reelection.
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a. COMMITTEE i 6: Of ;uni. ana :ee.-
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In the .Al4b4m. election "a: week
tie Republicans iii nj have county
i.cket- in hali dom countle-.
Tie camp of the STATE Troop-. at
M4-no,i4 B III, "a, IA ael camp F.em-
~. IL honor %: oar NIX, Governor.
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t:ree week ahead.
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pabi-hei a. Jack-onv.l =, reierrlu. 70 tie
c9lorel Democrats, heads Il eiltoriAl-
Poor 70. Niger -
At tie city election 10 IPor,-nouih,
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7etgrgph Tae price pad "a aboa.
10000. Mr. T. H. Richardson ~i.I re-
MAN il tie editorial chair.
Captain Francis Z. Fleming, Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, has re-
turned from the Mountains Of North
Carolina and is prepared to begin at once
the work Of an active and aggressive cam
paign.
The Key West EYuator Democrat
saws that the bar of that city will recon
mend Hon. J.. w. Bethel for the judge
ship made vacant by the appointment Of
Judge II. L. Mitchell as Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court.
The Alabama election held last week
resulted in glorious Democratic victory
100, 900 majority. Fifty counties went
solidly Democratic and even in the Re-
PUBLICAN strongholds the Democrats
achieved decided victory.
Under the rule Of promotion, Gen
eral Scofield being the ranking officer,
will become the commanding officer Of
the armies Of the United States, which
position has been recently made vacant
bv the death of General Phil Sheridan.
General Scofeld is the first Democrat TO
occupy that position in over twenty years.
On last Tuesday Hon. II. ii. NJ.
Davidson introduced in the House bill
granting TO the Pensacola and Memphis
Railway Company the right OF way
across the public lands of Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi, and Tennessee, and
over the United States naval military re-
seryation a, Pensacola.
All persons by the name Of Marsh, or
who have descended from any by that
name, and their families, will hold grand
family gathering in Bridgeport, Conn, on
September 9Th and 9Th Those who can
not attend are requested to put the gen
ealogy Of their family in writing and send
70 Col. /. Il. Marsh, Nod Cannon street,
Bridgeport, Conn.
The combination of great agricultu-
raj prosperity-great at least as compared
with any other year since the war, says
the Manufacturers Record--and vast
manufacturing and railroad interests
bringing wealth to the laborer and the
capitalist alike is rapidly making the
wbole South rich. And unless all signs
f.il or some widespread disaster overtake
the cotton crop during the coming
month, we may look for season of such
business activity as the South has never
known before.