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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-07

conferred upon it by the States to pass
uniform laws Of naturalization for persons
born abroad. Each State ixes exclusive.
ly, by its own Constitution, the qualifica-
tions of suffrage at elections within its
borders.
I Ihavc thus called the attention Of cleo
ton officers and citizens to this subject, as
introductory to the notice which | now
give, that for any violations Of the laws
securing the full and complete exercise of
the right of suffrage to the electors Of this
county, prosecutions will be promptly in
stituted and due punishment inflicted
Neither the rejection of legal votes nor In
timidation of voters will be permitted tc
90 unpunshed. The laws are in force il
Columbia County, and they shall be exc
cuted
r. II. L1TTLK,
District Attorney of Columbia County
BIoomsburg, Sept 81, 1865.
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Vigilance Committee.

Til" following persons have been appointed as Dem.
ocrac Committees Of Vigilcnce for their respective
town. hips in Columbia As the time is limited to
the goth of sept 1868 for the assessment OF soldiers
and others, who not been nssesscd, we deem il
cxpedioht that immediate steps be taken to have all
assessed TEN DAYS previous to the Election and
that you furnish each Soldier the military ser.
vicy with CERTIFICATE of Assessment and Re-
ccipt Of az Paid ith fun set Of Tickets enclosed
IN properly endorsed return envelope to see that
voter rs krt from the polls on Election day and
thnt non. be deprived Of The privilege Of voting who
have the proper qualifications Of Electors present cd
by the Constitution Of tn, STATE Of Pennsyl, anna:
i!loom Josiah II Furman David Lowonberg. J, Il.
Gt.ul Peter Bim'N.t
Nrurrr.
Gslaoreck- William i.am"u Isaac Bower, John G.
Ror Berwic. j. : Slndcrs Joseph +. sibbet Hi
Bower
a.nyer-Hoory no'c''itrr chus Michael Geo
t~ntrr- Androw T. rss, Alien shehamer, Henry D
4 tawissa-Walrcr scott, Mshon IIamn, Jane s
McNinch
Cony 'pham-J Knirtln lamc, Barry, Daniel 7
Mckiernan, Clinton Drwitt
Ir,h.nhr.crA- Cyru. Robbins Jsctson McHenry,
Cy,ts Il " hite
+ f.ms,iu--Daai. 2r-t. Mnae4 Hover, Il Reader
drern"r "rrh -eai-ur 6"sirt Wm Eyer Albert
. son. John c,ral.y.
.l.nocH II MrBrdc, WIN H Shoemaker Aaron
Jacxson -oln nc-r. el,s w M,Henry, George
Huri man.
,ncust * Ileitoiu Wm Goodman, Jonas Fahrine.
eT john Nrar"r.
I nontour E,tn WcHv,r. yonh Manser Peter
/ IIriuDnCh, J g Gulck.
! Nadsou Jonn \ run.tou, X y Smith. Lewis
SchGvirr, t'anrOl Krapin.r.
/ Nj rlensuut- Jonn Shp.nnn Samuel Johnson, John
kiiu"
/ 1lttarn J II Eeti,r e II Hess A schweI peuheiser
! Ata,u VIM y ShuWan, Harman q John, Micha Q
Grover.
/ Orenge- James Harmnu Esq, Col II r Kline Jnc
1 Keller. iohn s-ur'"r.
. ru---juhn " huutcr, J. Gnrman, ESQ. Jno Lore
/ RoIriugccrtk -inIllp & Io James keitfur, william
, Drci, bt II.
Scott Col " II Int, rulipT Hartman, White
/ SugHflOdf- David Lewis. Joshua II Fritz, Andrew
. Lauhach, Henry q Ilefs.
! iis order Of the Dem. stand. Committee.
T.. K. KELLER, Chairman
/ Bloom sbutg g ,pt. l6, 1855
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Where they Stand.

Messr4. Bartranft and Campbell staud
upon platform which takes the ground
tha the war has been a failure and that
the Southern States are out Of the Union.
Messrs Hartranft aud Campbell stand
upon platform that is in favor of con6s-
eating the Southern lands for the use Of
the negroes;
Mys.rs. Hartranft and Campbell stand
upon platform which is opposed to the
taxation of Government securities, aud
consequently in favor of taxing the poor
for the benefit of the rich
Messrs' Hartranft and Campbell stand
upon platform which declares for big h
protective tariff for the benefit of manu-
facturers al the expense of the consumer
"a tariff to make the rich richer and the
poor poorer;
Messrs. Ha,tranft and Campbell stand
upon a platform which is directly opposed
to the "mild and generous method OF re-
construction" now being successfully car
ried out by President Johnson.
Can any voter of Columbia county cas-
ballot for these gentlemen while upon
platform opposed TO the poor mans rights
to white mans government, and TO th
Federal authorities who are successful
engaged IN restoring the Unon' Mos
certainly not
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Negro Equality.

They tell you that the Republicans are
trying to make the negro equal to the
white man, and that will never do. 1t to
live honorably, harm no one, and give to
every one his due, is to make everybody
equal then surely Copperbeads are not
equal 10 negroes Who but a ninpy
thinks that they can legislate one person
equal to another socially.
Aboltt,on county commute Ad7reSs,
We have constantly said the abolitio nists
we're for Negro Equalty; and in the
above extract from the address of their
Committee, it is admitted
The address comedies that Democrats
charge the Republicans with such de.
sign. Is it denied No-bu' it is aveired
that negroes are better than aOhtte men.--
This is little farther than we thought
Pee John and his party likely to go;-
but here we have it in plain words that
white men care not equal to negroes"
1t is then proposed to cvade the ques.
ton by dodge" Who but nuy thinks
that they can legiSlatc one person equal
10 another socially"
Without stopping to comment on the
want Of grammar, and the bad english no.
ticable in the sentence we desire to cal
attention to the fact that the writer does
not deny the intention oi the Republicans,
to secure negro equality, to extend to the
black race the ballot, and to attempt po
Hical equality, Nobody charges them
with any attempt to "legisla'e' equali,,
SOciaIly';but several abolition county 20
ven,ions have passed resolutions in favo
Of striking the word "WBI'rE" out o
our state constitution. That is poiitic0
equality that is what has been charged up
90 them, and that is just in effect admit
ted, by dodging behind the word social.
We charge you again, Pee John, wit
favoring the political equality of whit
men and negrocs
And we charge YOU with saying tha
white men "ars not equal to negroes -
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VOLUME 20.
How Stand We p

BY polling anything like full Demo.
cratic vote this fall we cannot fai, OF car.
rying the State by tens of thousands ma.
jority. We will toll you why we think
40.
A year ago at the October election. II
we did not carry the State, we come so
near that the difference was scarcely
worth msp'ioniDg. We believe that ws
did have a majority, but were cheated out
Of it. Considering then that both par.
ties wero nearly equal what are the chang.
es since then (!
Philadelphia gave an enormous major.
ity for the republicans year ago The
city was full OF contractors, spectators,
clerks, shoddyites, sc. All these have
been sent to their homes and other en-
pleymcnts, so that they are 10 longer
paid Tor workipg, shouting and cheating
for that party, and it is not likely that
their majority will be within three or four
thousand what it was last October.
The soldiers in the army in nearly all
cases we're either coerced into voting the
Republican ticket, or failing to do SO the
ballots were changed, or false returns
made, as Capt, Brockway states 10 bis
speech. They are now at home and Of
curse will vote as they please. This will
give us thousands Of votes, while the op.
position, no one would pretend to sey,will
poll near the soldiers' vote they did yenr
ago, but consider able less
! They cannot expect to make anything
like the big majorities they did year ego
in their republican counties like Susque.
hanna, Bradford, Tioga, and the like
while we will have no trouble to axe ma
joritics equal, if not greater, in the Dem
ocrstic counties.
On the whole, then, We have every rea
son to feel sanguipe of a triumphant vic
tory, and hence call upon our people e
organise The good time is now a
hand,
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Summary of News

The President last week received an
import and despatch from Governor Per
nv, Of South Carolina, announcing that
the State Convention had adjourned /;
having abolished slavery, placed the elec-
ton Of President in the bands Of the peo-
pe, created a commission to prepare a
code Of laws for the freedmen, approved
President Johnsou's policy, and appointed
commissioners TO see the Pre- sident in re-
lation to the Imprisonment of jeff Davis
and Cover nor Magrath.
Galveston, Texas, was visited by the
most terrific storm ever Witnessed, on the
! 9th inst. Several houses were blown
down and others moved from their foun
dations. Trees and fences were alsC
prostrated in every direction. Fortunate
ly no lives were lost.
The State Department has received de
spatehes from the American Consul a
Cou.tan,ipope, which show that the chol
era s decreasing in Turkey, but that
has broken ou; alse,h in Italy and BARGE
Iona.
The New Haven steam saw mill wa
burned to the ground Thursday night
Loss 10000. Insurance S25 900 most
in New York Offices, The origin OF tn
fire ia unknown.
Governor Wells, of Louisiana, has i
sued a proclamation calling Tor the ele
ton Of State oficcrs and members Of Col
gress on the first Monday in Novsmb'
usIt
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say' The Episcopal Diocesan Convcu-
lion of New York assembled on Wednes-
day of last week. The annual sermon
delivered by Rev. A, H. Viuton. At
the session on Thursday Bishop Potter
spoke in favor of ecclesiastical harmony
and reunion with the Southern Churches.
Resolutions in favor Of reunion were pass
ed. 1t was a damper on the radicals iu
church and state who desire continued dis
union.
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Be Vigilant.

Democrats friends Of the white race
and opponents of Negro Equality be Vigi
ldnL Do not let any one persuade you
to cut off any name from our ticket 1t
is composed of good and true men, who
are all opposed to Negro Equality. Be
vigiaut and see that no one is deceived
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ses- The State Constitution has been
adopted in Colorado by large majority
The negro suffrage clause was defeated
Do you hear that Pee John A new
phite mans state coming into the union
Don't you wish you oould keep it out un-
iii it "legislstes" niger equal to white
man politically and socially como eps"A
oo, can # lhes WV
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UP De G a A r F IS
EYE AND EAK AFlhhANY,
ron the sqnre, Three Doors from steele li"cl
WILKESBARRE, PA.

nNHIS INSTITUTION is now opened and
l furnished In the most costly style Reception,
Private and Operating Rooms are large convenient ana
well adapted. The surgical apartment contains thG
nnest collection Of instruments III TINS country, ai
thus his faculties viii enable him to meet any ann Hh
emprgencirs in practice He will operate upon AL tr
various forms Of BLINDNESS, Cataract, occIuon o'
the Pupil Cross Eyes, Closure Of the rear pucti' W.
version of the Eyeds, Pterygium, &c, &c. ANA WIZ
trent forms Of sores Eye Granuled Lids Opacctrs
Of the COrnea, and scrotulOus diseases of thS tye "
pether with all the diseases TO which the Eye ID SUI
feet. ,., ,,,- ,. .,,,o, : n
the organ Discharges from the Ear Noises III 'H Ear
Cntarrh difficulty ofheaTng total Deafness even Whete
the Drum is destroyed. VIII insert artificial one
answering nearly all the purposes OF the natural
DISFASES OF THE THROAT.--All diseases com
nan ,o ,he Throat and Nose will be treated ,,
''rVFR Al ct1RGERY.-Be viii operate upon Iiup
"-u!r ~ Clett 'allate, umors Canesish Euaau o
ged Teacis &t Plastic o'r"'oHs ncroi snrgerT Of
aesh into deCormed parts anu
whatever character 1t may pTeseh';: s,m, ''Jabiua
operaton for tue rsdioa (completel cure " ne viii;
mis- is unquestonably perfect cure ann IN lpouin
little or no puin Out ofnany hundred opeLa'e" NOR ,he
Boston there has been no taIlVres' II HaNin5 80
,.,f,ct anprObation of all who have suUmllleu W"
'ARTIFiCAL EY ES.-Wi Insert aTtihGial Ly,nraei Ly"r
ting them the motion and expression OF the "a'u
l'hey are inserted with the least pain I,,o.s,
HEMORRHOluS, (Piles, This TROUBLESOME, AZ ,",
tRready cured. Those suffering fromit VIII uo"''
DI I'm De GRAZ visits Wilkes.BaTre with we" . q
hdinG up a permanent Institute for the treath'cn'
,nore than quarter of century IN Hosplai ana 81 %
al pIactlce he hopes Will be sufficient guathn"'
shese who may DC disposed TO employ him'
MAY IA leU4,--tf,
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gsy" AS was 10 be expected the "old
Pharisee" aud hie friends are mskeing all
organ of the St0r, The insinuatlous
about those resolutions are as false as they
are ridiculous. The Chairman on reso-
lutiops asked US to prepare them; we did
so. They we're reported 10 the ConveD-
ton Verbatim as we prepared them-nN a
single one s'Ppr ssed.-C6 co, RYubsca.
Was there ever more disiDgeuious
piece Of double dealing The chalTe is
that DR.. John suppressed a ,esoi~'ion
passed By tie convention He cvades that,
and says the chairman reported them to
the convention, and did not suppress
single one. Nobody ever said be had
he reported those which had been prepar.
ed, and fsDo more, and those two the DR..
suppressed. He dares not deny it. II he
does, the proof is abundant. There i, a
letter in exi.tance from the chairman, a..
serting the fact and DR.. Betlerly, del.
cgate from Conyngham, has note IN the
.Montour american, which we copy in an
other place, reiterating the averment,
! But OF course man who will advise
cheating at an election, will lie TO get out
Of scrape.
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Montour Democratic Ticket.

For ASSemMy-WillIam'o II. Jacob
For Sher0-Jacob Shelhart.
For RegtSter-Wm. G. Johnston.
For CommiSSso"er-John Moore,
For SurUsyor-Geo. W. West,
For .Audttor David Blue,
For Coronsr-Caleb Appleman.
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Ie,,~ T. yerybody is "Copperh cad

Lea" Everybody is a "C0pperh cad
now a.day who does not favor negro suf'
frage. Thus, Springfield, Illinois, letter
to the Cincinnati Gasette, says IA little
batch of CopperheadS, with Gen. Nc
Clsrnsud for President, met to rat''y
President Johusou'S policy lhcr
Johnson ia Ccppcrhcsd is he
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Close of the Great State Fair.

WILLIAMsPoRr, Fem Sept. 2e,-Tdis
last day Of the great fair ls less crowded
than any time since the opening. People
are going home by thousands. The trains
last night and this morning are so crowded
that even women are standing on the
platforms of the cars. Hundreds Of peo-
pie, about half of them ladies, could rot
get OH the trains last night, and we're
forced to remain over. 1t is estimated
that FIVE thousand people were waiting on
the line OF the railroad last night and thio
morning, trying to get passage on the
trains. No such rush was ever seen be.
fore.
This uorning great trotting match
took place between blooded mare from
Luzorne county aud horse called "Grey
Stranger" from Lebanon county. Mile
heats; best two in three. Won by Grey
Stranger Time, two forty six.
A, three o'clock p. m, another rscs
took place between "Grey Stranger" and
"Back Hawk :" from Vermont, Flrst
hea. won by "Grey Stranger !" time, two
forty eight. Second hoat won by "Back
Hawk" time, two forty four. Third
heat, won by "Black Hawk Time 2.3a.
"Grey Stranger" met with an accident,
and did not run entirely round the course
i Considerable money changed hands on
the result of the race by the sporting ira
terni.y present. A number Of other ra'
ces took place during the day, but were Of
minor Importance,
At twelve o'clock today Senator Edgar
Cowan delivered an address on the fair
grounds, A speaking stand was erected
on the race course facing the main stand
The latter stand was crowded to suffca-
tion to hear the address. Governor Cur
tin, A Boyd Hamilton and Professor Hal
derman, of Columbia, Pa, were on the
f Inspectors stand:
, The best time made during the races
r yesterday was 2,S0, accomplished by a
a bay mare from Plymouth.
The award OF premiums Was made
known this afternoon. The Secretary ?
Office was crowded with exhibitors waiting
for their certificates.
1t is now thought that not less thau 6f
~ thousand people visited the fair. II :.
supposed that about twouty thousand DO
are we're taken at the fair altogether tb,
=, profits will probably reach ten thousa %
y dollars. Not the slightes' disturbance &c
o. place during the entire fair,save oscasl or
al arrests OF pick-pockets Everybody 1,
: now packing up to 60 home.
re pey- Tho Secretary of the Treasury ha
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Soldiers I!

Remember that the abolition platform does
not say one word against negro suffrage
but that THIRTY abolition papers, incIud-
ing the RepwbLscon of this place, have de,
clared in favor Of that Infamous doctrine
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Rsg- The abolition papers are trying to
make it appear that the records of their
candidates, Hartranft and Campbell are
much better than Davis and Linton II
80, tell us how the two former passed thro'
the war without scratch, while the other
two came out literally shot to Picce''--
Mighty strange, itntlN
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sas- During the last session Of our State
lie stature, Senator Lowry, from Erie
c.uOty, al op"n and outspoken friend Of
gro equality, introduced in that body
tue foiowing bill!
SrcrloN |. Be it enacted, &C., &c
hat t shall not be Lawful fer any passen'
ger rail- way company within this com
monwealth to make or euiorce any RUE,
regu alton or practice excluding any race
ofpeope from its passenger cars on ac-
count OF their color
This bill passed the Senate finally on
the sh Of February 1868, and every vote
in its favor was republican. And yet the
.Ipiuny" who WI ote the address Of the ab-
oltion county committee, talks about "a
nnuy who thinks that they can icgislate
one person equal to another socially -
Here was an attempt, any how to hs'SIate
Niger "equal' s0cialty, and all the re-
publican senators proving themselves min
nics,' for thinking they could do it. We
now charge that you are in favor OF the
"soclal and political equality Of the
blacks and whites You dare not deny it
nssgr Remember that the Election occurs
on Tuesday. October 10th. Make you
business arrangements TO attend Our
opponepts ohgayS go-go early and vot'
oiten.-Columb,a County RP~6'ac@n
Sept. %, 1865.
There's the advice Of loyal hickory
quaker to bis party followers. "Go earl
and vote often" Swear, lie, cheat, any
thipg so you can "vote often" Comml
frauds on the ballot box here at home, be
cause now there is no army in the field
which can be cheated, bamboozlcd an
coarced to vote the abolition ticket Tt
: purity Of elections amounts to nosl
; ripe when success is endangered, SO e
early and vote often" That is about t.
. mos, shameless exhibition of depravity ye
made by the abolition organ-advlslng II
/ friends to cheat at the clection--and y
+ what else could be expected Of the panae
Il Of Thomas Dam, the Ialsifier of the PR
70 ceedipgs Of his party convenllou-veiI'
the Woody Heads have magn' hoen' lie
~ der,
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Major General Slocum has written to
Dean Richmond, accepting the nom'na-
tiou of the Democracy OF New York State
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COL UMBIA DEMOCRAT.
BLOOM BURG:
Saturday Morning, Oct. z, '65.

DEMOCRACY, sentiment not to be appalled,, corrupt
cd or compromised II knows no basonoss, it covers
to danger, it Opprcsses no weakness. Destructive
only Of despotism it is the sole conservator of liberty
labor aud property 1t is the sentiment Of freedom Of
equal rights of equal obligatons,he law Of nature
nerNAhinR the law of the land- ALLEN.
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YOUNG MEN

no lave injured themselves hy c'"tHin prhcticeih
dugpd IN when alone, habit trequ,uiy learned from
.v companions, at schoO tht rurcts ~ "hlch are
nightly felt even when asleep, and, II not cuftn rem
ders marriage Impossible and deslruys noun WIhu Az"
body. should apply Immediately
What pity that young man the hcpc oi our couh
ry the pride Of his parents Shoulh be shaChe" lIom
ali prusprcts and enioymrnts Of life, by the conse-
uueHce of dcvating from the path OF nature. hhh IN
dulg ing IN C"raip secret habit such persons must
hrfnIt NIulalIn
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sag" Among the arrests in Missouri for
not t'king the radical oath arc those oil
the lady Principal of the Palnyars Fe.
male Seminary and young ady,teacher
at Hannibal.
A catholic Priest, j. n. Cummings has
been arrested and iued $500, aud TO stand
committed till the fine is paid.
Another clergy man, german Catholic,
is swaitiug bis tria in Jefferson city for
the same otfensc of preaching the Gospel
Of Christ without permission of Missouri
abolitionists.
And this is free America and Che year
OF our Lord 1868
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MARRIAG

reflect thrt sound mind an body are th' most nccrs
pa ~ rruuiS ties to- promote CuUuuhlal huppinrss IN
decd without thesr The journ.y through nc. brcomos
n weary piigrimage ! the prospect hudIiE ga k""H I"
the view the mind becomes shadowcd with despair
nnJ filled with the mclHGchny rejection lhlt til" ~
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TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.

sINHE undersigned respectfully informs MS old end
and customers that he has purchased ms otn',, M s
interest in the above establishments andlhe concern wis
keTeaiter be conducted by himself exclusively 49,
h He has just received aud oilers ion sae os w
C-H STOVES ever introduced into this market
~ His stock consists of complete atso,'nen ~
he best Cooking and parlor stoves IN me marAIt
AZ with Stove Fixtures of every description oven au
I Stoves, Radiators, Cylindar Stoves, Cast IRON NJ
TSght stoves, Cannon Stoves &c &c. sloVspipe % anu
AZ kinds of repairing done ae usual on short nouce'
The patronage Of old friends and ne" cnGomsn1S v
specthilly solicited ~ u holL''.
bi6omn6uIa Nayrmhrt ID lsio.H
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Bss" The reverend applicant for "Whis.
key Inspector" should be careful not to
leave his finger marks when he washes his
dirty linen through local squibs in the
Star. IL looks ridiculous
Columbia County Republican.
So "loyalty" has had a quarrel, oh I
Did Judas" sell "Thomas Dunn" out,
and beat him at his own game of political
thimble-rggiDg' So it is whispered among
the knowing Ones" The "reUereud ap.
plicart'i is the recipient" said 10 be, Of
the office OF 'Whiskey Inspector Caesar
has his Bru;us" and Pee John has his
"Judas," and Judas" has got to be 'Whis
key Inspector" TO the great disgust of the
hickory quaker, who had a pet candidate
of his own, We don't see why his Rever-
ence should not make good "Wnskcy
Inspector" A good many 'cbaplaus in
the army learned all about wbiskey caro- DIS,
and other amusements. We know moth.
ing about the qualifications of the present
applicant, but he is doubtless sure he is
qualified, or he would not ask for the ap.
pointment. We are for the right man in
the right place.