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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

MAssAcHrsErrs.-Thc Boston Courier,
as type and illustration of the reckless.
ness Of large portion Of the press and
people Of Massachusetts, at this particular
period, and their utter ignorance Of, or
uDconcern for, the imminent dangers
which menancC the country, compares
them to parcel Of monkeys in q tree,
chattering. pelting each other with nuts,
and skipping from limb to limb, while a
man below is cutting down the tree with
axe-the tree already beginning to trem-
bio to its impending fall. The Courier
is the organ Of the conservatives Of Massa-
chusetts and with dignity and ability re-
cOmmends conciliatOry measures and ten.
peratcly admOnishes the Black Rcpubli-
cans not to push matters too far. The
political sentiment Of Massachusetts, has
changed materially since the Presidential
election. The distress consequent upon
depression IN trade and suspension of
large manufactures, is severely felt,
and the mechanics and lAboring men are
clamorous for an amicable settlement Of
di6lculties, regardless of party ties.
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on The book. Of the Company, when Bee ever

on the books Of the Company, when Bee ever
paid one cent into the Company.
As It has been intimated that A. W. Bee
would present bill for services rendered, it
may not be improper, perhaps, to say word or
two 10 regard to bis Connection with the Com
many. 1t is claimed, both by himself and
| brother, F. A. Beef that he has beeu the Agent
Of the Company for two years; yet there Is
nothing to be found On record or ON Tile that
! will substantiate the fact. His name appears
but twice within the Ills Of the books. The
/ first time is where one share of stock was
issued to him the other and last, when he was
made > Director in 1853. The one share OF
stock, which he appears to be the owner of,
has, according to the books Of the Company,
never been paid for. understand that 4. W.
bee has on Two occasions been appointed by
the President and Secretary Of the Company to
perform two special acts. One in ISIS, author
hing him to sell stock for the Company. The
other in 1850, to put in bid for contract
with Government. Neither Of those appoint.
ments were ever ratified By the Board, and NJ
report has ever been made by him to the C"Hl-
pany giving the amount Of stock sold BY bin
or report Of any kind. Had he been the legally
appointed agent Of the Company, with suct
powers as it is now claimed he has held. why
the necessity Of sending him the special au
thority last Summer? In 1859, 4. ID. WuldrOu
was appointed BY the Board Of Directors to act
as their Eastern Agent, aud none other. There
would he more consistency in his coming bach
and demanding salary, than there would b
in A. W. Bees for two years services.
The following is copy Of the financial Por
ton ofthe report had prepared for your meet
ing Of the 18th for reasons unknown to m'
you never asked f'r its reading, aud rs IN,
Stock was almost entirely represented By Pr"x
ics. few Stockholders present, l cared but litlr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

TO TuE POISr.-The Springfield GLASS
BpsSliesa. an ultra Abolition sheet
Cries sob for an hour Of JacksOn!" a.
iriag. probably, says the Albany Arsus,
y blackguaEd that. distinguished Demo
cEat for that space Of tins. Men who
sysAsaatscslly and Indignantly abused
- ~ hero when he was living, now,
visA ehaFActsristiC Hypocrisy and mean
- saloglss him. These negro wOr'
hlAFs forget that jackson was slave
haAasr and an admirer of the institutions
a. IL Goath.
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0OoD.-Dr. Harvey on Monday intro.
duced in the Senate bill for an Act 10
establish . standard of weights and meas.
ures. We learn that it "provides for a
repeal of'the present law, so far as it re.
lates to the appointment Of deputies by
the Secretary Of State makes the County
Clerk In each county the Sealer Of weights
and measures; makes it optional for par.
tiss<e have their weights and measures
ssaled or not, but affixes . penalty for
uang false or fraudulent weights and
measured" II was referred to the Finance
Committee. The present law is objection.
able. oppressive and expensive, without
being Of the slightest advantage. we
learn that ell classes are signing petitions
Tor is repeal OF course the members
from this county In both houses will vote
for lie repeal, and thUs reject the wishes
Of these whom they represent.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

TELEGRAPH MAr1EmS. give up n
large space Of our paper to day TO the
communication Of ". X. EIStncr, late Sec.
rotary Of the Placcrville and Humboldt
Telegraph Company, relative to tho affairs
Of the Company. We refer those inter.
cAtcd to it, in another column.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

There is Scrip Of the Company still "ut es43.
for freight, etc., but the exact amount cannot
BE- ascertaIned, rs they have not all been pre-
Sented, but will not, believe, exceed sIx Or
eight hundred dollars. This is about the in
dcbtcdness of the Company, except as far as
it refers 10 the Messrs. Bees accounts, and the
accounts Of the Investigating Committee
which amounts TO about $500. There is also
the bill Of the late Treasurer for s3or, Which
ill reduce the cash balance 10 t.46 So.
There has been one hundred and thirty. ii We
shares Of Stock issued at One Hundred D,llars
each, according To the Stockholm. Adding the
amount allowed to Mr. Bee, will increase II Ia
one hundred and fifty.
In publishing the foregoing, my object las
not been 10 RraiiIy any feelings Of dlssaiisfac.
tion, but have believed il to be my imp. ra-
tive duty, under the circumstances. and that
alone has prompted me 10 do 50. know that
some Of the friends nf parties named therein
will pretend To attribute il To feelings Of malice
and that have rcsorted to this method M r..
venge, but such is not the case. A like pabli-
cation 10 the Stockholders has been talked ol
By porti''n IL the Board for months; but i,
was hoped that the affairs ii the Company
could be. harnIoniously settled, which would
have saved the necessity Of this. have en-
deavOred To abstain from using any language
that could be construed as personal, farther
than the plain statement Uf facts would make
it; and have made no statement but what can
be proven as fact by the books and records
Of the Company. Respectfully.
Your late Secretary,
N. II. EIISTNER.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

Remember, that CrISIadOra's Ex.
cELsIoR HAIR DYE 10 the only Hair Dye in America
chat has the DIRECT SANCTION Of the highes. eel.
entihc authority. This most distinguished Of our
chemists, land NJ analyst second to none In the
wOrIdJ DIR. Chiffon, has certified, over HE own
signature, that this Dye contains Nv DEuTEnrous IL.
CRkDiESr. The oficIal document may be seen ct
No. AStOr House. IS 1T WISE TO RISK unau-
thentieated Dye when one thus indOrSed, and In.
neAsurably superior to ell others In the quality Of
the eolOrs itimparts 10 obialnabIe Sold eveFywher
And applied BY all Hair DFesSeFS.
CRISTADORA, 6Astor House, New York.
GEO. W. SMELL, Agent,
feb2 lSS Warrington st., San " Gneiseo.
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PLAcERvILLE. Jan. 81. 1861.

---o3
MEssRs. EDIroRS: In note appended 10 my
article on Government" you say "It is un.
derstoOd that the Constitutional Convention
was defeated" Now, swith due Difference 10
your understanding, " must be permitted u
say that you had no official facts or figures to
base correct opinion upon. True, the Sacra-
mento Union, upon SuInlDg or adding the votes
cast Mt the late election for President and Vice
President, stated that the Convention question
had been defeated BY q majority of l7S votes,
taking the vote for President as the basis Of its
calculation.
Article Y, sec. 2, of the Constitution, says ::
"And il Ut any time two.thirds Of the Senate
and Assembly shall think it necessary to revise
or change this entire Constitution, they shall
recommend to the electors, at the next election
for men'ber" Of tie Legislature, to vote for or
against the Convention and IL it shall appear
that majority Of the electors voting at such
election have voted in favor of calling Con.
vention, the Legislature shall, at its next sess
ion, provide BY Law for calling Convention,
II be holden within six months after the pas
Snge Of such law and such Convention shall
consist Of number Of members not less than
that Of both branches Of the Legislature"
Ny experience in legislation tells NE that the
duty u the Committee on Elections ia to count
for each VI the members Of their body, as well
as oil the votes cast for all persons who were
candidates before the people for scat in their
bOdyi and from many years study Of the sci
ence If Government and Constitutional law. I
am satisfied that correct construction Of the
foregoing section of the Constitution, will re.
qnre the average vote in each county 10 the
State for members Of the Legislature land not
for President, Governor or anybody else,) to
determine whether the constitutional COuven-
ton question was carried or defeated by the
vote Of the people. Until the Committee on
Elections shall make their report, showing con.
cluSively BY the figures that majority Of the
votes eGst for n'emGers Of tie Legislature were
also cast against . Constitutional Convention,
an not disposed to take for granted the ipss
dirR Of the Governor, the political genius who
Presides over the columns Of the UaiO1, or any
body else. FRANKLIN.
HERHITAGE, January Goth, 1851.
We stand corrected. The contest l. yet un.
decided, and how the Committee will report l.
. matter Of conjecture. We were led into err
ror BY seeing II announced, unoGicially, bow.
ever, that the Convention bad been defeated By
. small wejOrity.l
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

TnANKS-Wc are indebted to Hon. NJ.
D. Latham for valuable Congressional doc
0ments' Also, to Senators Denver and
harvey, and Messrs. Coleman and Hen
oerson OF the Assembly, and David j.
Williamson, Assistant Secretary of the
Senate, for Legislative documents.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02
sHHRiFr'e Sale

10y VIRTUE Of an executes Issued rat Of tho
ID JnatieeS O@es Of the Hon. Thos. J. Orgon. Jus
tlce OF tho peace 10 sad fos Ned Springs ToWnshp-
" Dorado county, on Judgment rendered 90 the
2eIh day Of January, 4. D. 1881, IN iayOs 81 8. ..
MCHPHEH, sDd sgalnst Jas. DORLAND. tOT the
sum oftWo hundred dollars, with interest thereon q
the rate o. ~ per cent per month from the 2Sh Day
Of January, a. d. 1851, together With The. sun -
seven 0OsO dollars, costs Of suit end aoeERe enstC
have levied upon and wI expose ts pSblIe sale, As
the Court Howe deer, IN The city Of PiaeeFvIlle'
On the 99d day Of February A. D. le0H'
AZ - O'eIock. Ne al the Faht. title, intsSe ena
claim, Of tire aAl4 Jas. Doanas es IN and to Tie ol'
lowing deseSibea psoperty, lying and being 10 Da-
mond Springs TswasAip, d DsSado coauiy, ana ana
State Of California, towit: Thst eertaip Quarts NH
situated about enc half nile shove The spencer
House" and on CIesF Greek, In Peasant Valley, ana
known as tbs Pleasant Valley Quarts MI !" aISN
the steam engine. boiler, battery, pamps. hesineS
ArAssras and al the maehlnsFy, axtares and APPes
vs.. bURwELx, sAsTia.
BY @. ". CoDDsnaTOz. Under eheFsm
eheFi6's Once, PiaeeFville, Jsn 3D. 1851. tsSss
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

BoARD oT SUPERvIsOEs.-The Board II Sn.
peFvIs0rs will meet in The Office II the County
Clerk. At 10 o'clock A. y. 81 Monday next. As
the Board will remain in ScAsiOn but twO ~
three days. parties having business Ia bring
before Il should 4be ON hand At the commence.
naeni IL the session.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

LUCKY CUsass.-G. y. COndes and James D.
Hume were the Joint owners Of The ticket that
drew the three hundred dOllassIa cash 10 Barss
and WArwick'S gin enterprise. They Eensr.
Ously gave to the little boy who drew the mum.
oerS, twenty dollars "a good act, but 'Just like
EN-"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

Agricultural NOtice-TAors will be
meeting Of the "A Dorado County ArIeultural 60
etety holden, In COlOmS, on SATURDAY, Feb. I'd,
1851, for the purpose Of eeetIng OceFs Of the 30
c'esy GOT the ensuing year, and the Transaction Of
other business. By order Ofths President
feb9-td A. II. HAWLEY, eeeretarv.
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LEGISLArIvE.-But little business OF in-
tercSt to the citizens of our county has
been transacted in the Legislature since
our last issue. On Wednesday, DR.. liar.
vey introduced, in the Senate, a "IIill for
nm Act amendntory of and supplementary
to an Act entitled an Act to authorize the
Board Of Supervisors of Fl Dorado Coun.
ty to levy toll for crossing ut BrocklisS'
bridge, on the Sacramento and FL Dorado
Wagon Road" We have not seen the
bill and cannot, therefore, state what its
provisions are. On the same day, Mr..
Coleman gave notice in the House that he
would introduce a bill for an Act con.
corning roads and highways in the County
OF FL Dorado" More "I'nion- saving"
resolutions have been introduced in each
House and referred to the Committees on
Federal Relations. Until these aud the
Senatorial question arc disposed Of, but
little legitimate business will be donc.-
The session promises to be protracted, ex-
travagant and proftless. WheA will the
people learn that it is an expensive and
dangerous experiment to confer power up.
on new, untried, inexperienced partyy
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

SEVERAL ChinAmen robbed the sIuices
in Gardner's claim, at Little York, Ne.
vada county, a fow days agO. They were
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

Gov. DowNEY has appointed j. T. Al
sop, formerly Of this county, notary pub
lie for Contra Costa county" The ap-
pointment is an excellent one, DR.. AlsOp
being a gentleman Of unexceptionablc
character.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

Due from Bee,..... Si,H7 ~
! MIR. Bee made an entry on . book to-day
which puFports to be one giving the names Of
those to whom stock has been issued. That
presents the appearance Of eight shares Of stock
issSed to him, and il this stock should be issued
to him, It would increase the above amount TO
$5.Sl7 go:
Mr.. Bee charges The Company with &6,055,-
20. and presents no evidences Of payment Also,
brings . charge against the company Of $4,000,
as salary while acting for the Company,
both Of which charges should be adjusted some
way or another as early a. possible. We be-
lieve it to be unjust to allow the sum of g..
900, particularly when he fails to give salts.
factory evidence Of what has become of the
funds collected BY him for the Company"
The report containing the above extract was
presented TO the Board Of Directors on the
night Of Sept. LIST, 1860. Your meeting, Of the
Sd September last being 90 near at hand, the
Board referred the report 10 you. You, with.
out endorsing or even reading the report, re-
ferred Il TO the board Of Directors, you elected
ct that meeting. for adjustment. This Board
hes acted upon IT, Their action. makes M.
Bee the owner Of fifteen shares Of stock, valued
81 800 each, and still due him from the Com.
Psny el,95s "a. Now, here iS . calculation for
yea. Mr.. Bee, in presenting bis account,
charges the Company with over 800 moro for
wire than he bought and paid for. In the same
account the committee mark several charges a.
har h. H. t-,soo l.. -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

NsPtanoS, Attention 1.-THE regular
AOnthy Nesting Of your Company will take place q.
The Hall, on Thursdsy, February 1Ath, 1851. A full
attendance h requested, ~ the Annual EIsctIop Of
Omeers will take place on that evening, and other
important business viii b brought before the meet
Ing. By order Of ~. CULLEN, Prss.
CHAs. W. BARNES, geey. Seb9
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

uwsasCs Cousr.-Ths regular February term
e. - CsaFs will commerce on Monday week,
~ lltA issl The calsndsr will be SeI during
nsxl week.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

PROBATE.-Magdalen Watt has been appoint
ed exccutrix Of the last will and testament Of
Ronald T. Watt, deceased, her late husband.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

TAS Members 81 YOUng America
.Asias Company No. ., ere requested To meet At
the nail Tor the purpose Of drill this afternoon. AZ
O'Clock. WIN. NccoRMIcK R.-..-.r
VIZ. TAYLOR, Secretary. Schs
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02
NOTICE 10 CR1DITORS.

TN the matter Of Tie Estate Of = ,. WATT de-
IL ceased n
Notice II hereby sivea, seeeFdlns y las, % ~
persons having claims asaasl .. Waa, Iais 81 ~
County Of n Dorado, decesseds thAs sAsy ese Tsqan
70 the undegslEned, The kxseusFix o. The Ias ~
and esan8ent Of the sad deceased. q her
the RFssA PonA Hoase, % tAe CAFsos va.ey Seaa, y
ssId Oountv e. e he lev oaee Of g. ". eAndsSson.
EOq., in the City Of PlaeeFvilie, within ten DonahS
from the data Of thIs notice.
MAGDALEN WATTS, ExecutFix.
T....-- aaAh le9i feb2.4W
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

Attention ROOStOFSs-ThORO will be
!" Drill" Of the Company this (sATURDAY) after.
noOn' ct O'Clock. Every member 10 requested 70 DO
on hand. ~ order Of the Foreman.
tes3 d. ". CHIOHegTER, Boeretary.
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MA n Is1 ED ,
Az Imporaant ChanRe.-I1 ,ras aI

Al Aiahader Cave, by Rev I1ias A. while, on the
18Th uit.. Mr.. q. .. GEarlIOS, Of n Dorado county,
TO Miss EIiLABETu NEHALL, Of faerauento.
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TNLOURi RLOURi FLOUa-LogsE By SAFE +
Granite and Mountain Etlls-.m q Nh tsrv ~
=. .sis,.- ~.rv Iow aleo, Yellow ase Hhlle COhM:
HfiL~ SaOEiiNY, GRAHAn - VCWsnNrs
1L ~ On the Fiasa, PiAesEviIs.'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

= VouORA.-A choice assortment o! Oa hOLnS
IWnea- PIne RrandIes, and general asson"e"'
q HoreIRn and Domestic LiquoEs fos' ~ ~ ~.
d46 HUNT I cIlACIsT o@'As E'S""'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-02

RvIIxSA" - - nv HUNT 4 CHAOE.
"a aO1~' On the PasA, Piae@vlllS'
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The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT is the organ Of the
secessiOnists from the Democratic party in Cal.
iforna, and is one Of the pluckirst institutions
that ever started Un wrong track. IL Is anx-
iOus 10 renew the insane sectional war which
characterized the efforts of the Breckenridge
faction lust year, with Washington for Govern
or, Col. Jack Hays. and others, for the balance
Ins."pn mis- b. very clever gentleman, We ALWAYS
Of the Democracy Of California he would make
u splendid rum B0ftG HetorH.
The MOUNTAIN DELoCRAT has ever been
q consistent and unwavering advocate Of
the principles of the DEMOCRATIC party,
and an unrclenting opponent of factions,
isms and SchiSmatics. There are now but
two parties in the Countrywide Demo.
cratic and Republican-and men will be
forced to fight under the banner of one or
the other. lie is not true man who oh.
serves mastery inactivity" in times as
exciting, mcnncing and perilouS as the
present. We have no "nsane sectional
war" to wage. The Democratic party will
nominate candidates Of unblemishcd char.
acter and unrivaled aLility-mcn whose
Democracy is unimpeachablc and patriot.
ism unqucstioncd /; and they will not only
"make splendid run, but be elected by
such majority as has never before been
given in California. With irrcpreSsibIe
enthusiasm the people will rally under
the standard Of Frank Washington and
Jack Hays il the Democracy nominate
them. They arc the men for the times,
and to no safer, better, more worthy hands
could the interests of California be com.
mitted. We hope our ncighbor Of the
Record will soon perceive the error Of his
way, cease his opposition to the Demo
cratic party and once again manfully do
battle under our proud old National flag.
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Po.ltlan er LIneoln.

The New York Tribune, the authentic
exponent Of the views Of the President
elect, exultantly announces that, " We
are enabled to state, in The most 1'Ositire
terms, that Mr.. Lincoln is utterly opDoscl
to any concession or compromise" While
old, experienced and patriotic statesmen
are earnestly working to preserve the
Union in its integrity, are iling TO make
concessions, even sacrifices to prevent its
dissolution, this petty politician aud I'M
scrupulOus dcnagoguc announces that he
is utterly opposed to any concession or
compromise" IIe stands square upon
the Chicago platform-a platform from
which the word National" was stricken
out, as odious to the faction which nOmi.
mated him; stands by his speeches and
record, which favor the destruction Of
Southern rights and institutions, aud the
Inauguration Of the irrcprCssible con-
hict." What has the South to expect
from President so sectional aud bigotcd!
Old and wise statesmen, who have Scrvel
their country faithfully aud nObly, with
kindness and patience and Cancellation
may arrange some great measure Of guar.
antecs and securities that will afford due
protection to every section Of the country,
and restore harmony; but Lincoln, the
representative and leader Of a powerful,
lanatical and successful faction, warns his
followers that concessions will not meet
his appreciation, and as he has number
Of lucrative offices at his disposal they
will be careful not to offend him. And
unless concessions are made by the ag-
grCssors the Union cannot be kept Zone
and indivisiblc." Lincoln is petty poll
tician, with a mind too feeble or intolcr.
ant to appreciate or understand the mag
nanimity, the wisdom, the patriotism Of
the eminent statesmen who, in this eintr
gency, are ready and prepared to make
SuCIluSeS w piNSSiN We bhc SIhVu' IL tIlls
system OF government, which has dcvcl-
oped, with order and without struggle,
so much prosperity, liberty and happiness
to its citizens, and to the oppressed Of
Europe and to the negro race i'sclf-il
this great scheme, upon which the dcSti-
nics Of so many millions hang, and OF
which civilization itself depends il this
glorious Confcdcracy, ccmcntcd together
. by the blood Of the patriots Of the Rrvo.
. lutiOn"-could be saved by concession
or compromise" Lincoln would oppose it
A man so bigotcd and so indifferent tc
! his cOuntryS welfare, so regardless Of the
prosperity and happiness of millions oI
his countrymcn, the Black Republicans
have elected President. No wonder that
wise, pure and patriotic statesmen despair
Of saving the Union. No wonder that
the people everywhere arc fearfully ex.
cited, and Opprehcnd the most dire calam.
ity. The issue Inns been forced upon
them, and we hope that they will meet
it in conciliatory and forbcaring spirit,
even if it do not meet the approval Of the
President elect.