The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-02

contributions from their own pockets. This is
not IN accordance with time honorcd CUSTOM
but it Will be generally regarded an improve
menl on the old method,
It has been discovered that change o. four
voters in caCh precinct would give Wisconsin to
the Democrats IL view OF the expected in
crease 10 the prohibition and the labor votes and
The tendency OF war taxes to drive farmers INTO
the Democratic ranks, Wisconsin may be reason
ably looked on rs doubtful State.-N /. LleF-
ald
The colored man has found the hand Of the
Democrat even more kindly to him, and more
helpful to his growth and enlargement Than the
profession Of the Republican, who wanted him
for his VOTE Villas Speech.
No free trade country is complaining of a
surplus -Mloauk1e Sentinel Because in coun'
tries not menaced by high tariff taxation the
"surplus" is left in the pockets of its rightul
owners-the people
On the Stereopticon =" Cleveland tries TO
make wool free; Blaine tries to pull it over your
eyes"
Blaine rides in a foreign land
With man of foreign name;
Cleveland hasn't been abroad,
But he gets there just the same"
Levi P Morton tavors Pacific policy-Ca
madam Pacific"
Blaine has come home with his heart brim
full of love for the wOrkingman and his trunk
full of foreign made goods"
Louisville Courier Joprnal: The cheap Hun
garian of Pennsylvania, who is paid only sixty
cents day, and is now compelled to hurrah tor
Harrison and Morton to get even that MUCH
will know more about America protected labor
after he has been in this country few years.
Between the republicans who can't stand
the party platform and those who can't stand
the ticket, the republican prospects begin 20
look very gloomy. 1t is conc edcd, however,
that the republicans will carry Maine and Penn
sylvania.--1mercius{ Ga.) Republican,
Candidate Levi p. Morton is said to be com
planning that Republican leaders are mlsakng
his bank account Tor the Treasury surplus. Ga
this point the gentleman from New \ ork ought
to be as easy as he can for he knows that 1t WIS
his bank account entirely and not himself at all
which was considered in making the nomination.
-1mericus Republican.
! "Trusts are private affairs" says MIR. Blaine.
God forbd Trusts are public diseases. Or
CARNATIONS of men for coercion or bcycOtilng
are condemned by the law as criminal bandings.
Organizations of capital to coercc public opin-
ion, natural prices, and common laws are trebly
criminal. Mr.. Blaine has enumerated prnc-
pie under which he will be bGricd.-B0Ston Plot
Irish Roman Cnth0Lc)
Since the Blaine revolution in Maine has
resulted in the loss of PA Republican votes as
compared with the September election in 1854,
SAYS the Philadelphia Rec0rd Und.), few more
W
"revolute the Republican plurality in that
State.
New York HeuM The Republican farmers
of the Filth Minnesota District have pledged
themselves to elect Chas. Canning Democrat
nominated on tariff reduction platform.
-"Mr. Quay can depend upon at least one
sound contribution from the over-protected fac
tory lords in Philadelphia says the Record
"but the Lord hel him if these sharp business
luDn hat tLt. &c
that the Republican ganecock' S spurs have been
cut ~
MIR. Mills says, very APPLY, that to call a AZ
per cent tariff Free Trade" reminds him of
1.-The claim OF fellow who said he had become
teetolaIer becaus" he only took forty-two
drinks a day INSTEAD OF his former forty seven
Savannah Ne,cs Mr.. Balne's name was Kissed
at a Republican convention in Montgomery
county, Pcnnsy lvania, The other day Bainc's
defense of trusts is having its effect.
Philadelphia Rec>rd The Maine roosters
Of the cock-a doodle breed lie; but thank good
ness ! the Name figures don't.
Chairman Quay is said to be feeling very
much latigued OF late. He looks worried
Oh, tell us dear Quay, what's the secret pain
That is hurting your Keystone heart?
Is it the " revolution " in Maine
That is making your ventricles smart
Perhaps the Senators worry you
With their misft revision bill
Mayhap the " Doodle refuses to grow
Or you're scared at the mention of Hill.
OH .ndo Reporter. New oranges are being
brought in and sell readily for twenty five cents
dozen. The foundry men at work on
two engines for ing boat at Kissimmec which
is TO be used in towing brick, heavy sugar mill
machinery, etc, across Lake Tohoprknliga to the
ST. Cloud sugar farm. :. Several Florida apples
were left in our den a few days ago. They were
grown on the place OF Charles Groves, near Cat
lin. Mr.. G. has tree which is heavy with
fruit and several others in hearing. Besides
these he has one OF The pretiest orange groves in
this part of the State. The new White Mag
vineyards OF Messrs Haynes e Co., AT Mag
ara Villa, just norm of Orlando are in splendid
condition and bid fair to produce finely next
year. Many of the vines set out last spring have
mads growth OF sky feet. There is no more
vigorous grower here, nor more satisfactory
bearer than the White Niagara grape. :. Pine
apple plants are on Il regular boom in This sec
ton, and fancy varieties bring truly fancy prices.
The variety known among The original inhabi.
tants as Slick Cayenne" is the most popular
just now. Mr.. II 5. K"nry, Mr.. A. w. Bar
Der and Captain Sydney Cook among those
who are preparing 10 engage extensively in the
culture Of this splendid tropical fruit.
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