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BANQUET TO THE JAPANESE EMBASSY IN
BosToN.-A grand banquet was given to The
japanese Embassy in Boston last night. Alex
ander H. Rice, president OF the board of trade,
presided, and speeches were made by several OF
the japanese, Collector RUSSELL Gov. Wash
burn, Judge Hoar, Mayor Castor, Ralph Waldo
Emerson, and others. DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes read poem written for the occasion.
The concluding speeches were made by the ia
papese Minister resident ar Washington, Sec
tary Boutwell,, Marshal P. Wilder, and others.
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BUSINESS DIRRCTnpy

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DUTY OFF!

20 CENTS PER POUND REDUCTION On TEA.
CINTs PEI POUND ON COFFEE.
Since July lst, sen ell flAs ct = cents par
iess than last month, 70 coincide with the
removal Of the duty formerly Deid Q the Govern
iyis * '' 13aS ] street., Hoe building.
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EoR MOUNT VERNON The steamer ARROW
IL Capt. frank Hollingshesd, hav-
ing been rebuilt and entirely reftted En44AA=r>
by her present owners, will leave her sE7E...1'.s
wharf, foot Of It'll street daily Sunday exec pted AT
~ O'Clock q. m for Mount Vernon (the tomb OF
Wsshinetonl and intermediate landings
JAMES SYKES,
jel9sm Gent Superintendent Steamer Arrow,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
w mittee ON Water Works until one
o'clock saturday, August oath, lS72, for the
making and delivering of about sixty-six
hundred feet Of four and six inch Wafer
Pipe, more or less. The pipe TO be nine six
teenths of an inch thick, with all the neces-
sary branches TO suit the different kinds OF
pipe, stop cocks aid fire plugs, in such
auantity as the Committee on Water Work y
may order. The pipes 10 be cast or moulded
in dry sand, in perpendicular position,
and OF good dark grey iron, 80 that II can
be easily drilled. Each pipe or piece to be
twelve feet four inches long, the tour inch
pipe to weigh not more than three hun.
dred and fity pounds and not less than
thu ee hundred and forty.five pounds ana
the six inch pipe to weigh Not more than
five hundred and five, and not less than
four hundred and ninety pounds. The
castings OF different kinds 10 be delivered
on the street where the pipe Is needed; also
q quantity OF street boxes to be made. The
work to be done IN three months after the
contract Is awarded. The contractor To- give
bond and security for the fulfillment Of the
contract. The pipe to bear test OF two
hundred and fifty pounds, hydraulic press
ure to the square inch, and to be tested In
Wheeling, under the supervision OF the
Superintendent OF the Water Works, ard at
the expense Of he contractor. The city re-
serves the right TO receive or reject any or
all bids. Bids wall be endorsed " Proposals
for Water Pipe, Branches, &c." and TO be
left with the CleI X o. the city.
ANDREW WILSON,
Chairman Committee on Water Works.
aug7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

Be governed by justice and principle
and don't be governed by passion, hate
or personal disappointment. What if
Won don't like some man who has been
nominated for some Office, or don't like
some friend or advocate Of some nom.
inee, will you vote to break down your
party, and restore your old enemies
who, for go many long dark years per-
secuted you and trampled your rights
under their feet, to power?. Stop and
reflect before you act.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

One of the members OF the Conven-
ton summarizes as follows portion Of
the featuresi in which the new Coustitu
ton differs from the old:
1t secures to all the citizens of the
State equal rights and privileges.
1t proscribes no man nor class OF
men.
1t retalistes no wrong upon any
party.
1t secures the separate existence Of
West Virginia.
1t places the independence Of the
Judiciary beyond partisan control.
sacredly preserves the system OF
Free Schools.
1t increases the sources Of the irre>
ducible school fund.
1t secures and enforces proper ac-
countability for school moneys.
1t establishes a cheap and efficient
County Court.
1t abolishes an intricate and ex-
pensive township and county organiza-
ton.
1t diminishes the expenses Of the gov
eminent in each Of its departments.
1t secures to the bona file settler a
good title to his lands.
1t restraints the Legislature from use
less and mischievous legislation.
1t secures the people from the crea'
ton OF State or county debts.
At the same time, every useful and
healthful function Of good government
has been carefully preserved.
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Monday, September ., 1879,

Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, that Ia TO say: The te q !.
ement and ground pertaining thereto north
OF and adjoining the south tenement ON
lot No. SIX (6) in square No. nine fg. on
Jacob street; the two south tenements and
ground pertaining thereto on lots Noe,
sixty-eigbt (68) and sixty. 'ue 1894. on Goal
street, In division az lots Nos eiai,f IN
and sixteen [l6) In square No. eleven fiiiI :
lots Nos sevenlD ana eight q, ON SsqIar.,
No. twenty-one (2D lots Nos four RAJ and
nve S5) In ,quare No. thirteen Hg3: lots Nos.
nve % and six i6l In square No. sixteen M.
lots Nos. ten tl0) and eleven nm In n, ne r.
NO. seventeen ~; lots Noe. one M and
Two W In square No. eighteen IlSl: lot MOI
ten (lg, eleven az and twelve IN In
square No twenty-five az; lots Nos. one
lD, two tg and seventeen a. In suusre No.
twenty three (29; lot No. aixteen -us) IN
square No. twenty-four t2D; the south half
OIL lot No nxty-five to5), on Coal street, In
Division "F;n lots Nos. exhty.ssyen IN,
i've o. 10 Divfsfon Il Which No No s si1hty-
seven 80 lies at the corner OF Fairmo1,t
and George street and, the others--IIinefv.
one tgD, ninety -four 81 and ninety 6ye
t6i-front on North street, and Iofs NJ
twenty % and thirty-four en- on sS,s
south OF fatrmont street, In Diytsioo "a
TERNs OF aALk-One-fourth on fbs M
chase money 20 BE- paid On the dsS N ~
sale, the residne on q credit OF ~. txSi7s-
ana esghteen month"; the pnrcha,aezs nv
ing honda with sesufffy, hSarfns fSf1tst
from The dag OF sals, and tn ui1S to- -
tafhed until tbs last paymeus = msdar-T
GEORGE o. DIYENPORT
sussei Special Csnnminlonsr,
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OHIO COUNTY.

Democratic meetings in the city Of
Wheeling will be held as follows:
At the COURT HOUSE. Saturday
night, August II, to be addressed by
Hon. s. F. CAREY, of Ohio; Hon.
SAMUEL WOODS, OF Barbour county,
and others.
10 the EIGHTH WARD. Monday.
night, August l9. TO be addressed by
speakers to be hereafter anuou1ced.
Other county meetings viii shortly
be announced. ....-
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RINGS,

A ring" brought Jacob out as a can
didate for Governor, in opposition tc
the nominee OF the largest and ables1
Convention of the people which ever as
sembled in West Virginia.
A miserable Radical ring" is man.
aging his campaign in the State fol
him.
A self-constituted "ring" assuming
the name OF the JACOB Democratic
Executive committee for Ohio County"
in conjunction with a Radical GRANT
County Committee, is managing his
campaign in Ohio County. Here's
where the "ring" comes in.
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use for speculative, If notfor pscalstive,
purposes. At least two candidates for
positions on. the. State ticket were
sought to be thus pledged and it is
believed thst these men regard Q portion
ofthe candidates now asking thesufrages
Of the people ss having given the re-
auired assurance.
1t is the knowledge Of the existence
of this ring and Of its purposes. that i'm,
pels me to say that ANDREW WILSON
its CHIEF, is not q fit man to represent
the honest and hard-working people Of
Ohio county, in the Legislature Of the
State. He lisa scheming, selfish, unre,
liable man, well described by NJ r
THOMAS 0 BR1EN. a year ago, now his
| mostintimate friend, as :" a Judas, politi
cally, socially and every other way"
In accounting for some of'the bitter.
ness exhibited toward me, l will say tina,
| it was part Of the scheme Of this ring
TO- change the REGlsrER, BY purchase
from a fearless champion of the right!
and interests of the people into a sup
pie tool and apologist Of their infamy
Failing in that, the chief agent il
the negotiation excitedly declared thai
liz would not sell the REGISTER tc
them they would break it down-that il
should never again be worth the price
offered for it."
In conclusion, l will say that / dc
not expect that this complete refuta
ton OF the chief calumnies uttered
against me will cause their authors to
cease their repetition or prevent the
Invention of fresh falsehoods; so, as
the Almanac makers would say, about
these days look out for a fresh batch
| LEWIS BAKER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

The only election which can be con-
sidered as furnishing any reliable data
concerning the relative strength Of po-
litical parties in this State, was that Of
last October. That was the first time
the formerly disfrancbised citizens were
permitted to vote, and it was the only
election that has been held in the
State free from the influence OF test
oaths and registration enormities. A,
that election the aggregate Democratic
majority in West Virginia was shown
to be more than $4,000. There will
doubtless be a fuller vote poIIed this
fall than last, for the general election Of
State and comfy offices will produce
such canvass as will leave no vote al
home on election day.
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CABELL COUNTY.

The Jacobins are full of boast, blow
and brag. They claim wonderful,
things everywhere, for their candidate
Among other localities where JACOB
was to carry everything before him
they have frequently named Cabel
county. From the Huntington Argus
printed in that county, we clip the fol
lowing;
$50 far az we have been able to learn
there are no Democrats about here who
will give their vote to Jacob, except
one or two who are directly interested
10 his election. Az to our candidates
thew have all distinctly and emphat
ically announced their intention OF
voting for Camden.
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WHAT modest ruen these rule-or.ruin
fellows arel Alleging, with out par
ticle Of proof, the formation Of q ring"
they make that the excuse for setting
up q firing" of their own. Asserting
that state Convention of one thousand
Democrats did not represent the wish
Of the party, three or four tricksters
make up ticket which they are trying
to cram down the throats Of the people.
II there ever was '.ring" candidate on
che lace Of the earth, JoHS j. JACOB is
such an one, and the ring" that made
him . candidate and has been working
for his election is composed in part Of
and is controlled BY the bitterest and
most odious Radical politicians in the
State. :
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GOVERNOR JACOB appears q tnipk
that the Democratic party OF West
Virginia Was created. for his especial
use and bsboof and that II must do his
bidding * die He doubtless expects
every mar. whom he has appointed to
position, whether IS member Of the
Board ofDirectofs OF any Public lnsti-
tuition, his Military Aids, or anything
of that kind, to put on his collar and
follow him meekly into the Radical
rsnks..1 ~ y DyI!'
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TIE Radicals seem disposed TO make
the present campaign upon the strength
Of vSst Trey Gre pleased to term Gov
ernor. ,JAooB's honesty. We submit,
however, that the act by which the
Governor has commended himself to
these men and made himself their can
didste, deprives him of some reputation
for honesty he might have otherwise
enjoyed. As a general rule the man
who shows himself devoid Of honor
and gratitude has scarcely enough hon
esty to stand careful investigation.
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ST. J0sEPH'sb CONVENT.
Corner Filth and Quincy Streets.


u,HE DUTIES or THIS INSTITUTION
i will be resumed on Monday, Septem-
Der 2, In the building recently known "a
81, Vincents college, adjoining the Con,
vent, with greatly enhanced facilities for
conducting the schcolin an emcient man.
ner. The, Sisters hope for 2 continuance
and extension Of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on It. .The6istsrs will
abates nothing Of their earnest efforts 1or
the adyapcemsnt OF their pupiiA This g.
sifance will be sufficient for parents VINO
have heretofore pstroniEed the school.
They also announce, with pleasure that
the connsction Of Mrs. whitaker with the
Academy, a. Teacher OF Vocal and lnstru.
mental Musc, win be continued, A select
class, Cor q limited number OF boys under
ten years Of age, will be opened on the
same day. ..s
The German Language viii be taught
gratis 10 children OF both sexes OF German
parentsGe, .I ....u..
Parents are earnestly requested TO enter
their children early, In order that the
classes may be fully formed from the com.
rmencemeiit.
/ For particulars apply at St. Joseph s Con-
vent. Entrance on Quincy street.
. 81, sISTEaS Of.ST. JOSEPH.
August Is, l872.-augl4-b
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TIE Weston Democrat asks: when
Foreman and Jacob are in the same
boat, what does it indicate Is Bore
man right, or is Jacob wrong? Has
Boreman joined the Democracy, or has
Jacob turned Republican 2 Ask your
sell which event is most likely"
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Col. BEN. WILSON, FONTAIN
SMITH, GEO. o. DAVENPORT and
j. w. GALLAGER will address the
people at .a ,.. ...
German Settlement, Marshall
Co., Friday, August 10th, at 2 o'clock.
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN
For the New Constitution and the
Democratic Ticket.
Election, August %, 1872
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS

The people OF the several counties in
the following list will be addressed by
distinguished Democratic speakers al
the Court House of their respective
counties on the days mentioned in the
list, the same being the first day OF the
Circuit Court:
Berkeley, Saturday, August IL
Fayette, Tuesday, August Goth.
Gilmer, Monday, August 18th.
Mineral, Tuesday, August 10Th.
Morgan, Tuesday, August 10Th.
Preston, Tuesday, August Goth.
Writ, Monday, August 18th.
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, o
MARYLAND, and other speakers will adj
dress the people at
Mar tinsburg, Saturday, Au-
gust II.
Berkeley Springs, Tuesday
August 20.
Harper's Ferry, Wednesday
night, August q.
Hon. C. j. FAULKNER and others
will address the people at
Farm ont, on Monday, August 10.
Hon. S. F. CAREY, of Ohio, will
address the people at
New Cumberland, Friday even.
ing, August Is.
Weilsburg, Saturday, August II.
wheeling, Saturday night, Au-
gust II.
Hon. SAMUEL WOODS, OF Bar
bour county, will address the people at
Wellsburg, Saturday, August II.
Wheeling, Saturday night, Au-
gust II.
Hon. SAMUEL F. CAREY, Of Ohio,
will address the people at
New Creek on Tuesday, August
10Th.
Piedmont, Tuesday night, Aus
gust Goth.
The several Democratic County Ex-
ecutive Committees are requested to
make suitable arrangements for secur-
ing the attendance of the Democratic
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
The Canvass in Marshall.

A. BROOKS FLEMING, R. G..
BARR, VIM. P. HUBBARD and
@. L. CRANMER, Esqs., will address
the people on the issues Of the day at
BenwOOd, Saturday evening,
August l7th.
Gen. WHEAT will also be at the
Penwood meeting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circuit Court: II y
George0 Davenport, Guardian OF the in
FAINT heirs Of James Y. Cald well, de-
ceased, VS.. George 81. Caldwell, Anna L.
Caldwell, Bella b. Caldwell and Edmund
N. Caldwell, infant children Of James Y.
Caldwell, deceased, and Mary T. Caldwell,
widow OF said James Y. Caldwell, de.
ceased. In chancery. -
Pursuant to decree entered In the above
named cause on the 10th day OF July, 1872,
l will, as Special Commissioner named in
said decree. offer at-Pubiie Sale at the mont
door OF the Court House of Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
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. BROOKS SEMINARY,

|. $3.50 a1bADthS,
- q. 20 Popghkeepsie, n. Y,
OFFERS THE BEEF. ADVANTAGES
ItJtn all Branches oLocated deiigntfully
Buildings new, Special PrePsratoryCours
fof VAGSAk COLLEGE.
Record Of lS72, with full particuian, sem
on application.
Rev. John Hall, Prof Maria Mitchell ant
Rey. r. r Wheeler. go
augl8-eva Principal.
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Bsllaire, Bslmon. County, ~;
FI@r NATIONAL s.r
BELAIRk, o, August ~ a y.

FT19T National
g IG BlLLAIRk, o, August a y
On and affar August l2tb W.
par, to investors, the entire smon dc
Above loan, limited TO a. O.0n ~ Of I,
jzed by apsctal aa OF the Genersi \ aIsl
parsed April %, 1872 and by resoissasJ
Town Council August 9Th, uuoc
These bonds. issued In lsrvs AL
amounts, run Is years, and am rsSN a "a
at the option VI the corporation !
after date. yas
The payment OF principal and ,,,
O Lien upon all the public pronr,r
laire and II provided for by ss
upon all the renl and persoaai r-oN m q
the town, at present standing an . =
duplicate AT d ,5U0O00. w We a
Present debt OF the Corporation ~,
laire Is $4,000 &
The interest coupons OF the shov.
are payable in March and septenss..
each year. 4
We invite the attention OF the r,,,
this loan. Information In detail 70. "a.
given. by letter or otherwise by 49,
the First National Bank OF Bellslr. -
RORE 90 WV
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1t has- occurred to me, however, that
no complaint about the appropriation
Of campaign fundsentrusted to my dis
bunement has reached me from any
person Who contributed to that fund !;
nor has any complaint reached me from
any supporter Of the organization or
nominees Of the Democratic party.
Trey seem to be pretty well satis-
fed with the results, whether the money
was spent in paying expenses OF public
sPeakers, cauysssing and organizing
agents, and printing bills, or in con-
vineing an occasional conscientious
registrar that it was his duty to register
all qualified voters who were willing TO
take the oath But what interest Gov.
JACOB or any ofhis immediate support
ers {uot one of whom, so far as know,
eyG contributed dime toward the re-
dsmption Of this State from the pro-
'scriptive rule Of Radicalism, has in
this matter, l am at q loss to under
stand. Democratic feel no especial in
terest in the disbursement of the fund
over which cARLnE and the n.elhigsneer
quarreled in 1868; nor am 1 aware
they feel much interest in the disburse.
fnsot- Of the GRANT corruption fund
which BoREMAN, ANDREW VIII SON and
;ihs Jaoobins generally are spending
with Q lavish hand at this time, in
order to purchase Radical success at
the coming election. rwrssg
IN. I am charged with having NOM
mated Mr.. D. LANE for the House of
Delegates, 10 alS7O, and pledged him
iosbiJe the decision Of the Convention.
A this Is, . thing that is done in every
Copvsssiou by friends Of candidates, !
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

BY authority In the act OF the Legislature
Incorporating the Public LIBRARY Of Keu-
lucky, the trustees will give their Second
Grand Gift Concert in the great hall OF the
Public Library Building. In Louisville, KY,
on SATURDAY, sEPTEMBERj u ls72.
10000 Tickets OF Admission will be issued
at $40 each; half tickets. IS. quarter tickels.
58ior 500; llSfor $500; 2Ss for S25OO SIS for
5000. No discount on less than 500 worth
Of tickets at a time. $500 O9O In currency
will be given TO the holders Of tickets by
distribution by lot Of one thousand gifts, as
follows: 70 81 -
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nv ADvERTIsEMENTs
Wheeling Ellnale College,

Annual Opening rnssday, Sept 5
TNsTRUCTIoN IN SOLID BRANCHES,
Il Instrumental and Vocal Music, Draw
'ins. eta. Faculty Of fourteen Teachers.
III R-Daily Rotations from ESQ A. d.
TO l2lO p. II. Catalogues and schedule Oh
recitations on application. augl9-c
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The said works are situated In the central
part OF the city Of Wheeling, West Viz
gnia, near to both railroad and river. The
buildings are about IA feet long, 50 feet
high. The foundry Is provided with one
% ton AIR Furnace and one and one 8 ton
Cupola, with all the necessary Cranes, En-.
gines, Railways, Flasks, &C., &C., and al
mos a countless number OF Patterns Of ell
pared for turning ont heavy work, such as
Mil Machinery, Water Pipes, &c. The
Machine Shop Ii complete In all its parts
and is provided with all the modern ma
chinery Of the best patterns and kind. The
Blacksmith shops, Pattern shops, &C., are
all complete In all their parts. u 7
Sale positive. Terms-One-third cash, the
balance In one, two and three years, with
interest from day OF sale.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
augl0-i Trustee and Administrator.
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0s RARREIS VERY CHEAP COMMON
% Iuz received by
laafn ISL s TIN6LKA IaHAN,
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LoOK HERI !

yet YOUR PICTURES FRAMED IN
" any style you wish OF W Market 81.
Large stock Of
LOOKING GLASSES
and Looking Plates always on hand.
auyl5 GEO. w. sTONER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

The several Democratic County Ex-
ecutive Committees are requested to
make suitable arrangements for secur-
ing the attendance of the Democratic
voters at the meetings above announced.
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publican, a resident Of this city, wa
paid the high compliment Of an ap
pointment, when that appointment wa
bitterly denounced by Mr.. 'THoMAI
OBRlEN and other respectable citizens
as a fragrant insult to a very large sec
ton Of the Democracy Of this city and
county.
l wss not pleased when the voice o
niue-tenths of the solid farmers and
property owners along the National
road was utterly disregarded in the sc.
lection OF a Superintendent for tina,
important thoroughfare, and man
whom these people most heartily de-
spised, whom they believed to be tricky
and knew to be q Radical, was foisted
upon them by Governor JACOB.
Twas not pleased when, in the selec-
ton of q gentleman to I'll that most
important positions Debt Commission
er to treat With Virgiuia-ths country
was virtually told that Mr. A. W. CAMP
BELL, gentleuan whose malignsncs to.
ward those OF us who differed with him
in sentiment during the days Of the
reign Of terror and the government OF
passion in this city, is well remembered,
was the man Of all others deserving
this high compliment and trust.
! was not pleased when l discovered
that few but Radicsls. or Democrats
who hsd been repudiated by their
had influence with, and
could get position from the Governor
we had all labored 90 hard to place in
position. But Of all this did not
until, fthe subject being dis
cussed in that Governors presence, be
declared. according; to the report Of his
then Private Secretary, that che didn't
care whether the Democratic party