The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-07-05

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Mr.. G. B. Sparkman, Of Hillshorough
nominated Hon. George p. Ranev
Mr.. w. III. Milton, Sr, Of Jackson
seconded the nomination of Hon. A. Z
Maxwell
Mr.. Peter .. Knight, of Lee, nomina
ted Hon II. l.. Mitchell.
Hon. J. b. Wall, Of Hillsboroush, sec
onded the nomination OF Hon. H. l.
Mitchell
Mr.. J. c. Cooper, of Duval, seconded
the nomination Of Hon. IL. Mitchell
Mr.. Fred T. Myers, of Leon, seconded
the nomination of Hon Geo. p Raney
Mr.. l.. |. Fleming, of Dnval, seconde,
the nomination of Hon Geo F. RAney.
Mr.. +. NJ. Graham, of Manatee, sec
onded the nomination of Hon. H. L.
Mitchell.
Mr.. BENZ. Putnam Calhoun, of Putnam
seconded the nominations Of Hon. Geo
p. Raney, and Hon. ii. L. Mitchell, and
nominated the Hon. Thos. F. King, OF
Alachua.
Mr.. r. F. Taylor, Of Alachua, seconded
the nomination of Hon. 1'hos. F. King
and seconded the nomination of Hon.
Geo. +. Ranev.
Mr.. K. \. 6urford, of Marion, seconded
the nomination of Hon. Tnos f. King.
The list of nominations for Supreme
Court Justices was read.
The balloting for three Justices of the
Supreme Court was then proceeded with
the following result
Alachua, Raney 49, Mitchell 10, King 10;
Baker, Maxwell 4, Ranev l, Mitchell T. King 3 ;
Bradford, Maxwell 10, R,ney 8, Mitchell y, King
4 Brevard, Maxwell 3. Raney 3, King 3; CAL
h"un, Maxwell J. Rsney 3, Mitchell 3 Citrus,
4 R.ney ,. Mitchell 5 King 5 Clay. Maxwell 5,
Runev /, Mitchell T. King 8; Columbia, Max
well ). Rtnev IL, Mitchell IL, King 6; Daaie
Maxwell l, lstney l, Mitchell l. DeSoo. R.ney
4. Mitchell King4 Dlval. Maxwell 20, Raney
! 20, MITCHELL 20; E-cambia. Maxwell 10. r .ney
| l9, Mitchell 19 Franklin. Maxwell g. Ran-y 8,
/ Mitchell 3; Gaisden, Maxwell 10, Raney 8,
Mitchell 10 King 4 Hamilton, Rsney 7. Mitchell
:, King ! Hern,ndo Maxwell g. Raney ),
Mitchell >, King Husborough. Maxwell 81,
Rthey -, Mitchell l3 King St Holmes Max
well 4, Rinev 4, Mitchell 2 King =; Jackson
Maxwell IA, Rlnev IA, Mitchell ], King ! 1; JEFF
fers"n, Maxwell .. R,nry ), Mitchell g. King ) :;
Lafayette. Maxwell 6 Ranry 4, Mi cheil 2 King
u; Lake, Maxwell IL. Ranev II. Mitchell IL :;
Lee, Maxwell /, R.ney ,. Mitchell ,. King l !;
Leon, Maxwell 10 Raney 10. Mitchell 10: Levy.
Maxwell / Rtney 5. Mitchell :. King g Liberty
Maxwell J. Rtncy2, Mitchell ,; Madison, Max
we'll -, R,ney :, Mitchell :. King IL Manatee,
Ranry T. Mitchell 4, King A. Marion, Maxwell
l6 Rtney Il, VI iichell }, King 16 Monroe, Max
we'll :, R,nev $, Mitchell 8 Nassau, Maxwell 3,
Mitchell 9 King 9; Orange. Maxwell IA, r .nev
~. Mitchell ,, King IS; O>ceola, Maxwell g.
Rntv D Mitchell 1, King 4; PAsc" Maxwell q,
/ Rtnev 3 Mitchell ) King 4; Polk. Maxwell 70
R'ney II, Mitchell IL, kng3; Putnam. Ranrv
II, Mitchell II King IL ST Johns. Ranry 9.
Mitchell 8, King . Santa Rosa. Maxwell 8,
Rancy $, Mitchell 8 Sumter, Maxwell 6. r ,nev
6, Mitchell 3, King B; Suwannee. Maxwell 3.
Raney = Mitchell 10. King 10; Taylor. Maxwell
,, Raney ,, Mitchell ,; Vousla, r .nev 9. Mitchell
9, King 8; Wakulla, Maxwell 4, Rsney f.
Mitchell A. Walton. Maxwell 5, Ranev ).
Mitchell ). King / Washington, Maxwell f.
Raney4 Totals, Maxwell 262t Raney 329, Mitch
ell 304, King 212t
Vice-President Shine in the chair, an
n9ansed l that tbs ffsscelted Mth Che
highest number of votes cast were de-
clared the nominees of the Convention.
On motion of Mr. Kirk, Of fernando.
the nomination of Hons. A. Z. Maxwell,
II. L. Mitchell and Geo. p. Ranev, were
declared unanimous by acclamation.
On motion, the roll was called for nom-
nations for Secretary of State
Mr.. d. L. Fletcher, of Duval, nomi-
mated Mr.. d. Lang, of Levy.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Graham, of Manatee, nomi-
mated Hon. John L. Crawford, of Wakulla.
Mr.. Lane, of Marion, seconded the
nomination of Dr. Crawford.
Mr.. Nat X. Walker, of Wakulla, sec
onded the nomination of Dr. Crawford.
The roll being called the vote was as
follows:
Alachua, Crawford 10; Baker, Crawford 1.
Lang 3; Bradford, Crawford 5. Lang 5; Bre-
ward. Crawford 3 Calhoun. Crawford 3 Citrus
Crawford s. Clay. Lang 5 Columbia Craw
ford ), 'ng s; Dlde, Crawford l: DeScto.
Crawford A Duval, Lang 90 Escambia,
Crawford 19; Franklin, Crawford 3 Gad-den,
Crawford :, Lung 4; Hamilton. Lang Z; Her
Holmes, Crawford 4 Jackson, Crawford IA
Jefferson Crawford 6, Lang 3; lafayette Craw
ford 6; Lake, Crawford IL Lee, Crawford 3
Leon. Crawford 10; Lew. Lang 8; Liberty,
Crawford 2; Madison, Crawford 9, Lang 4
Manatee, Crawford 4 : Marion Crawford Il
Orange, Crawford IA Lang2; Osceola. Craw-
ford ); Pasco, Crawford s; Polk Crawford IL,
Lang l. Putnam, Crawford 12; st. Johns,
Crawford g. Santa Rosa, Crawford 8 Sumter.
Crawford g. Suwannee Lang 10; Taylor,
Crawford 4; Walton Crawford 5 Washington,
Crawford 4. Totals. Crawford 291 Lang 7S.
Before the result of the vote could be
announced the nomination of Hon. Jno.
l.. Crawford was, on motion, declared
unanimous by acclamation.
The roll being called for nomina-
tions for Attorney General, the following
nominations were made:
Mr.. Milton, Sr., of Jackson, nominated
Hon. p. w. White, of Gadsden
Mr.. Calhoun, of Putnam, nominated
Mr.. w. b. Lamar, of Jefferson.
DIR. J. c. Pelot, of Manatee, seconded
the nomination Of Mr.. w. B. Lamar.
The ballo,ing for Attorney General
was proceeded with, and before the call
ing Of the roll was completed, the name
OF Hon. +. W. White was Withdrawn, and
the nomination of w. B. Lamar was
made unanimous, on motion, by acclama-
ton. The vote, so far as it was taken,
was as follows:
Alachua, Lamar 9. White 10; Baker, Lamar
4; Bradford, L mar 10; Brevard Lamsr3 Cal
houn White 3 Citrus, Lamar 5 Clay. Lamar
5; Columbia, Lamar IL Dade, Lamar l De-
Sdn Lamar 3, White 2; Duval, Lamar 20; E<-
camUia, Lamar 16, White 3 Franklin. Lamar 2,
White l; Gtdsden Lamar 8, White 3 HamIl-
ton, Lunar z fernando, Lamar 5 Hillshor-
Ough, Lamar 13 Holmes, White 4; Jackson,
White IA Jefferson. Lamar 8 Lafayette, Lamar
9; Lake, Lamar IL Lee, Lamar 9; Leon, Lamar
10; Levy, Lamar 8; Liberty. Lamar 2; Madi-
son, Lamar 13; Manaiee, Lamar 4 ; Marion
Lsmar 2, White Is; Monroe Lamar g; Nassau,
| Lamar 3; Orange, Lamar 8. White 8; Osceola,
| Lunar 5; Pasco, Lamar 8; Polk, Lamar II.
| White 3 Putnam Lunar 12; 81. Johns, Lamar
81 Santa Rsa, Lamar 8; Sumter, Lamar 3,
| White 5; Suwxnnee, Lamar TO-
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