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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-12
!stffLlCIANA SENTINEL
TONop PREVENTION

EeIINOEOF PREVENTION
kUo nound of cure. We represent
roth ~ = rtuol, Mechanics g. Traders,
esn Insurance Companies of Now
Home ,iso the Western Assurance,
hbesns, and most liberal Fire and Ac-
nenesS on tho Continent. We
idspt Counts. ..pts for the Louisiana Equita-
ae sss0mronce Co. Life and cndow-
IsLie .i in; issued on favorable terms.
bent po'''''' LAMBERT e. REESE,
ADDRESS, Bayou Sara, La.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
ANOTHER OHIO MAN SETTLED IN A
FAT POSITION.
Senator Davis and the Geological Survey
Freedmen's Bank Investigation
Nicaragua Canal Project
The Holiday Recess.
YESTERDAYS D0ISGs IN CONGRESS.

Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, with
an eye single to the development and
progress OF his State, is anxious to have
his amendment to the sundry civil ex-
pense resolution brought mp, so that We
can have geological survey.
The Freedmen's Bank Committee are
about to consider the bill appropriating
money from the United States Treasury
to pay the depositors the amounts
stolen from them by that christian
Statesman" General Howard and other
Republican leaders associated with him.
The educational bill applying the pro-
ceeds Of sales OF public lands to educa-
tionsl purposes, passed the Senate yes
terdsy by vote Of yeas IL; nayss.
The House joint resolution providing
ior the adjournment Of Congress from
December 22d to January 9th, was dis
agreed to by the Senate, but Mr.. ingalls,
entered motion to reconsider.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
Ex-Secretary Thompson's Party
ALUCkY LAWYER.
Judge Patterson, of Baltimore,
Receives u Verdict of %61 900
Against ii. A. Attrill.

BALTIMORE, December 1.-THE jury
in the case OF Abram B. Patterson vs..
Henry Y. Attrill, argument in which
was concluded in the Court OF Common
Pleas on Wednesday, returned sealed
verdict to-day of So 900 in lavor oil the
plaintiff. The case was in litigation Tor
more than week. Ii was Instituted to
recover for services performed by Judge
Patterson in compromising the dlifcui.
ties between the New Orleans Gasi,gh,
Company and the New Crescent City
Ctv Gaslght Company, etiec;ing con-
solida,ion, &c. The plaintiff Was On
the witness stand three days, and was
subject to rigid cross examination,
without shaking tho fact Of the contract
between A,trill and himself. Judge
Brown instructed the jury to find for
the plaintiff at the conclusion OF the 'es-
timony and argument A motion TOR a
new trial has been made, and argument
on il will he heard in a lew days. The
amount Of the verdict was SJo.oOV Tor
COMPENSATION for services rendered,
with interest since April |, 1872
amounting TO 81, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
PRODUCE.
hIuaso.


CRIcAao. December Il. - Flonr -
Dnll and nominal. Wheat-Aciivc. firm
and higher; 40. . rel winter 81 -:
No. . Chicago spring 81 iiml 0Ii
cash: 81 0l seller D,cmSr 81 O?lcp
! OF seller January: 81 O3i seller Feb
ruary: No. 3, 81 sas)c; rejected JSCa
69lc. Curn -- Moderately active aud
higher at So cash; 39Ic seller January.
S9!r seller February; iii69iilc seller
Way; ii!"i3,r seller June. Oats
Fairy active aud shadr higher n 3lt
n3l e. cash: 81 sr'l, January: 35ics
3,i- s"li.r May. Ryc-St,ady ana IN.
changed. Barley --. Faster at 81 IL.
Dressed Hog.-Ai So l2im5 30 Pork
Act ". firm and higher ai tl2 % cash
sl3 l2!6i3 IL seller January: sl3 "a
seller February. Lard Active, nm
and higher at 81 20 cash: - s.? IL : IS
seller January; 81 6jDs 61i rcil,r Feb.
ruary. Bulk Meats -frmrr: sh"ul,i.rn
81 II; sho't RIBS 81 ~: sho { clear
- O whlsky-Steady and unchang,d
at 81 II.
BALTIMORE. December I7.-Flour-
Quiet: western supcItlne 80 5D6i -;
ITO extra 81 j0d ) -: do family 50 JlIg
u %. Wheat Western higher AMI
firm: No. 2 western winter red, spot
aud seller December 81 Ia: seller
January 81 l0l@i I9j; seller February
81 22!tJl 22: seller March 81 - Corn
Western higher aud closing arm;
Der 81 ic old; seller January and Feb
shad. bette; western white 42ic: do
mixed ijctai5!c. Rye-Dull at 81 OOC1
! Ok Hay Steady; prin. 10 choice
Prnnsylysn'a go Wno2 20 Provisions
Quiet; mess pork sl3 80 Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders. do packed 5lta &c.
Bacon Shoulders 6ic; clear rib sides
SIC; hams 8!mllc. Lard Refined 9ic.
Butter Easy: prime ~ choice wrst' IN
packed lstd2jc: roll 22fa2j. Egys-
Easier; fresh 3Oa Sic: timed 22fa2tc.
Petrolcum-Sominal; refined 9ic. Cot.
fer--Iiighrr but inactive. Rio cargo-s.
ordinary 10 far l0'g lOlc Sugar Strong;
A soft Ole. Whiskv-Qui.t At 81 IL.
Cino n 81
CiSCISsArI, December I7.-Cott0n-
Firm at lilc. Flonr-Uncbsnpcd.
wheat-Dull; No. 9 amber 81 OIL: NJ.
2 rel winter 81 O3. Corn-Dnll: No. z
mixed Ijc: new ear +'str 4Gc. Oats
Quprt; No. 2 mixed SIC. Rye-Quist;
No. 9, gsc. BarIsy-Quiet and easier;
not qno,ably lower. Pork-Duil and
nominal at Si3 90. Lard-strong and
higher at s. IOCas 42i. Bulk Mests-
Firoer but not guotably higher.
Whiskey-Demsnd fair snl market
firm At 81 10. Butter- Easier but not
Quotably lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
WEST VIRGINIA MATrERs.

A New Deal in the Postofhces-Propose
Geological Survey-Personalities.
special Dispatch Of the Register.
WASHINGTON, December IL.
The rumor here to. night is, and have
il direct from official circles, that some
of the West Virginia posmasters must
20. A general overhauling is going on
in the postofiice department and West
Virginia's time has come. A searching
but quiet investigation and inquiry is
now progressing, and all "weak-kneed"
or ''ieather.hea1s," as Lord Roscoe
names them. will be displaced and regu-
lar old "stalwarts" OF the blacklist as
sortment appointed to take charge of
the machine.
Wheeling will probably be let alone,
at least until the present occupants time
expires, which is about two years hence.
A prominent Wheelingite told me to-
day that Sterling's goose was about
cooked. He would step down and out
at the end OF his present term, and
George Parks, Esq, who made such a
gallant fight for the Sheritialty In ONO
county at the late election, would be re-
warded by being rendered the place.
Geological Survey.
Senator Henry G. Davis has been
watching an opportunity for several
days past TO bring up his amendment OF
the Joint resolution entitled an act
making appropriations for sundry civil
expenses of the Government for the
fiscal wear ending June thirtieth, eigh-
teen huudred and eighty, and for other
purposes" The amended clause reads,
That the officer shall have the geolog-
ical survey and the classification
OF the public funds and examination oil
the geological structure, mineral re.
sources and products OF the National
domain; and he may extend his examl-
nation of the geological strsc-
tute. mineral resources and
products into the respective
States when requested by the authori-
ties thereof.
Tie Senator SAYS that this geological
survey will be very beneficial matter
10 our State OF West Virginia, whose
interests, progress and improvement he
is always interested in and watchiul OF.
Personal.
Col. T. p. Shallcross, of the detective
bureau, left for the West last night. He
will be iniW Wheeling in "a lew days.
Ed. Brues, who registers at the Ma
tionsl Hotel, New York. left for Wheel
ing to-day to spend his holiday vaca,
t;oa. He will not return East until
about the mid,tle OF January.
Imet Congressman Bayne. OF Pitts
buryh, in the corridor OF Willard's to-
dav. He said he was inst leaving for
home to look after his Senstorl !
chances. Western Pennsylvania Will
likely get the Senatorship, as she
is Justly entitled to it, and Bsyne
saws that il he can make Allegheny
county solid for himself, his prospects
are bright. Harry Oliver and moore
head are also spoken OF from the West
"a good Senatorial timber. Bayne IS
popular with the newspaper men, anu
Is considered ''one OF the boys, which
phrase is pretty well understood nova
- b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
4 NEW LINE.
rso BALTIMORE and Ohio Road
rhpks the Pennsylvania With
Line of steamers.

r,,.,.,. December 1.-THE difficult
.h.,assn the Baltimore and Ohio
IL. PENNSYLVANIA road have taken
'.s ..s :. .g,pl a. to lead the first TO estab.
-, lir,. 81 ocean steamers for the con-
,,.~,ri is freight from Baltimore to
y-x York.
rrs line Of steamers 20 on to-day, and
..I,lr r,,llarly between Baltimore
Vi Wv York until the blockade at
.,isInbia is raised. This course will
r. B,.imnre and Ohio great adj
80. over al other lines into New
~ A. It's own steamship wharyes
.p,',;mnr, are 81 extensive as 10 ena-
b.. ,rsm 10 loal almOs, any amount OF
....,i., within a very short time. Ship
-, ana others should take no notice
,.,.yyrr %: the claim OF rival roads that
rsE 40. can not take its freight into
Nrx YORK.
The announcement OF the placing on
80 inc II steamships is authorization,
grl me Baltimore and Ohio Is ready TO
40 All irri.h, that may come TO It..
.,fou.h the passenger trains OF the
E,ruare anil Ohio are more or less de-
',y,l hy the Pennsylvania, through
.-,r,.1r.i distractions OF the track, still
=, time which can be m,de upon other
r,-,aas Of the road more than counter
,ucss the hiniIances at PHILADELPHIA
T,-raius az, running through on time
AL will continue tO do so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18

for IL; nor will he occupy any doubtful
position in order to obtain il"
Senator Davis" said the gentleman,
ais now at the head OF railroad enter
prise, which, when completed, will de-
yelop an important section OF West Vir-
ginia, and 80 deeply has he the success
OF this enterprise at heart that he will
probably resign his seat in the Senate
before the 4th OF March, in order TO de-
vote all his time and energies to Its ac-
omplishment. Mr.. Camden is equally
in earnest about building road from
Wheeling to Parkersburg, and from
Parkersburg through Jackson and
Roane counties to Charleston, and one
from Charleston up through Braxton to
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. II q
position in tine Senate would enable him
in assisting the Inauguration OF these
enterprises the State would be
largely the gamer. West Virginia
is destined to become a vast hive OF
manufacturing industry from the North
ern , the Eastern Panhandle and to
the Great kanawha. She has salt, she
has coal, she has iron, she has timber,
and her hills are wonderfully we'll adapt
ed to the growing OF wool. All these
industries will need to participate in
that protection which wise and
properly adjusted tariff gives, and in
this belief Mr.. Camden is firm protec.
tectionist. With a most healthful and
equitable climate, abundance OF water,
cheap coal and timber, and the facilities
for labor to live chcaply, We can com
pete with any section OF America in
manufacturing, and with u lew broad.
minded, able and liberal men to lead in
the work, the next decade will see West
Virginia on the high road TO the front "
The Hoop Iron Question.
WASHINGTON, December l7.-Repre-
sentatives Baye, Mckinley, Townsend
and Taylor, OF Ohio, had another inter
view with Assistant Secretary French
to day on the hoop iron question. The
latter informed them that an appeal
from his decision was not necessary.
He would submit the matter to the Sec
retary, and all that was necessary for
them to do would be to present points
which they desired the Secretary to con.
slider and decide. They adopted
French's suggestion, and will go before
the Secretary in day or two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
ST, CLAIRSVILLE.
Court and Criminal Matters-Appoirt-
ments-Ths New Railrcad-hiaor Men


Court and Criminal Mat,ers-App oirt-
ments-Ths New Railrcad-Aiaor Men
ton, &c.
The County Commissioners at their
recent session appointed Henry Frasher
Superintendent OF the National road IN
this county and Joseph Green, oi Barnes
vile. for Superintendent OF the Chill.
dren's Home. Mr.. Frasher lives at
Hendrysburg and has filled the position
OF Superintendent OF the National road
for several years past.
John Coss, who threw stone into a
Democratic procession at Martins Ferry
last iall and came near killing Martin
Csyanauch, was tried in the Common
Pleas Court last Monday and Tuesday.
He was acquitted, although the State
proved positively that he was the man
who threw the stone. Had it been a
Republican procession that was attacked
the verdict might have been different.
George Weir and William Downing,
OF this pace, ho are charged with bur-
ylarv and larceny, have secured post
ponement OF their trial until the Febru.
ary term o! court.
The public schools Of this place are
preparing for two public entertainments,
I, be given in the school hall next We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. Our
Sunday Schools will have entertain
ments on Friday evening.
Vim. Wno;en (colore,l) a former resi-
dent OF St. Calrsville, has returned
here from Columbus, where he has been
serving the State for a year past in con
siderauon oi robbery committed in
Harrison county about year ego.
". 5. Hobbs, the new County Re-
corder, moved TO town yesterday from
Somerset township. He will take pos.
session OF his office January lst.
The new railroad that is to connec;
us with the Tuscarawas Valley railroad,
seems to be at a stsndstill just now.
Nothing more can be done until the
managers succeed in securing locomo
tive. They are ,eady to put down the
track as soon as an engine is secured
The opening OF this line Of road vii
place US in very close connection with
Wheeling. A half hours ride will
place US in your city, while 1t takes txt
hours to 90 by way Of Bsllaire and th'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
GIVE ALL TO OHIO.
OF Course the New Judge ofthe Supreme
C,onrt ia from Ohio-Miscellanoous

Court is from Ohio-Miscellanoous
Items.
spcc,al Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, December IL.
Judge William b. Woods, OF Georgia;
who the President nominated yester-
dav 10 be associate justice OF the Su-
preme Court in place of Justice Strong.
resigned. is native OF Ohio, and is at
present 4. :. Circuit Judge for the Geor-
gin. Alabama. Mississippi. Louisiana
md Texas circuits. lie is said TO he an
able LAWYER and Judge. lie is now a
resident of Atlanta. lie was General
in the Union army during the war Of the
rebellion. He is not yet fifty years of
are He IS small man. with q bright
keen eve. He is a great worker, and IS
regarded most highly by the lawyers IN
MS present circuit. lie will be assigned
TO the Southern Supreme Court circuit,
in place of Judge Bradley, who will take
the PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware and New
Jersey circuit, which is the field Of JUS
tice strong.
Southern Senators Don't Like It.
There is fierce indignation among
Southern Senators because Judge
Wood is credited to Georgia. They
saw Wood is rAslly an Ohio man, and
that To evade the charge OF filing the
supreme bench with Ohioiaps, Wood is
nominated as ''oi Georgia" There was
emphatic talk about the Senate to-day,
and more than one Senator swore he
won!d vote 10 reject Wood, simply be-
cause OF his being credited to Georgia.
The indications are that strong fight
against Moods confirmation will be
made on this account. Judge Wood is
no doubt native OF Ohio, and was q
citizen Of Newark until after the close oi
the war.
The Freedmsn's Bank Investigation
The select Senate committee on the
investigation OF the Freedmen's Bank
OF which MIR. Bruce is chairman. will
meet in q few days to consider the ILL
appropriating money to rtfund to the
deposi;ors what they lost. They will
also try to pass this session the bill I,
sell to the government the Freedmen
Bank building, opposite the Treasury
department.
The yorktown Centennial
The Congressional commit &c on the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
LIVE bToCK.
Cn,oaRo.


CHICAGO, December 1.-The Dr,-vs'
Journal reports hog receipts 27.nOO
head; shipments 300 head: market
more artiv. and 5ls,IOc higher. qualify
poor; packers and shippers buy,pg free.
Is; choice heavy q sDra5 0j. mised
packing - 3O1s4 IS; light ~ 4Ols4 81.
Csttie-iseceipts 400 head: ship.
ments 1900 head choice in fair demand
and scarce. others dull aLd neglected,
owing TO the heavy supply snd scarcity
of ears; exports IS 2Oa5 90: good 10
choice shipping At ~ 6O0a5 ~; common
10 medium nb-aieabls at q 5Oa4 IS;
butchers dull md weak: common t0
fair 81 OOta2 30; good s2 6O'a3 ~; stock.
ers wanted At t2 5Ofs3Ij
sbeep-Rsceipu SO head; shiJ-
ments $40 bead: market activo; commtn
To medium IS 75ls1 IS; COED 70 choice
81 Gps,4 y5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18

Yorktown centennial to-day decided to
set apart three days OF the celebration
for the U. s. government. The other
associations will be permitted to ar
range a program for the several States,
80 that the celebration will probably ex-
tend over 20 or 80 days.
The q. 8. Grant Bill.
The proposition now pending in Con-
press to place General Grant on the re.
tired list with the rank and pay OF
general OF the army has been referred to
a sub committee consisting OF Messrs.
McCook, Sparks and Bragg. General
McCook introduced the bill originally
in the House, and is, of course, favora'
BILE To its passage. 1t is not known how
Messrs. Bragg and Sparks feel toward
the measure.
A Probable Divorce.
1t is not unlikely that at this session
Of Congress q proposition to divorce the
signal service bureau from the War De-
partment and make it a separate and
independent division or bureau, will be
submitted. There are members OF both
Houses OF Congress who are convinced
that the signal service could be made
more efficient as a separate weather
blreau, and the indications are that an
effort to establish it upon this independ-
ent basis will be made. Senator I'd
munds, in the short debate over Mr..
Vests resolution, said he "was not, by
any means, sure that it would not be a
good plan to establish weather bureau
OF the signal service"
An Hour from New York to Philadelphia.
A telegram from Philadelphia says:
"The distance from New York and this
city in an air line is S093 miles, and 1t
is now proposed to accomplish
this distance in one hour on the
alignment OF a new route between the
cities, which is only eighty miles IN
length to jersey City. The proposed
road will start at point on Broad street,
near Arch, Philadelphia, and by an un-
derground road similar to the New
York Central on Fourth avenue, New
York city, will run on Broad street be-
yond the Junction road, thence in an
air line direct TO Jersey City"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
ONLY WAITING.
Probable Lynching at Ludlow,
Kentucky.

CINciNSArr. December Il The peo'
pie of Ludlow, Ky, were ternb ex-
cited this mo,nirg over the evidence
which seems to them almost next to un,,
questionable that Major Hicks, a colored
boy now under arrest, is the verltabie
assassin of Henry Williams in the We'd
nesday night tragedy. When q conciu'
sion is fully reached that he is The man,
there remains scarcely q question that
he will be instantly lynched.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18

B. & O. railroad. The business men OF
Wheeling will undoubtedly be largely
benefited by the opening OF the new
railroad to this place.
What has become OF the temperance
movement that was inaugunted here a
few weeks ago? 1t seems to have lied
in its infancy. A local option petition
is being circulated for signatures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
THENEwS
,,sDay i'm Pithy Paragraphs.
W nDmeStic.

,,sv afternoon the residence OF
lsss. lscorsInor Todd, in Youngstown,
Ms s."",srrd by robbers, who stole sSoo
", ssa,,h ci diamonds and Ie"eiry.
'V' S,srbenyille, yesterday afternoon,
Az e"snlitv Of top coal in a mine
81 '"si ssiiI'ng 4 colcred man named Joe
,s,,s' ,E,, Who leaves large lam''y'
a. - H. Shallenberg, aged 40, a
ffsnS an the Potomac road, at Stag
i daE.i'Su station. just out OF Baltimore, was
.S, ay over to-day by a tram ana k'l'ed'
u, ISnr chew and John Mead, colored
jon" ",rypiuy from work this evening,
men ,ba railroad track at Fulton
,.!.'," u.s., ON the Western Maryland rail-
So a, Baltimore. when they were
"a, ~ by a train and both instantly
....yd. ...,x,
:, Petersburg Journal publishes an
! 81 oi a sangunary fight between
&'0lIS, lnIS,b;,ants of village in Turkish
ilr 80 - and the Turkish troops. The
Nm, ,al..'n ,'lnsul at Van has gone to the
D.; D.; the disturbance.
r., Vienna POhticdi Correspondence
I.' The Powers are considering the
9!> European arbitration OF the
.'rA - cnsst,on. England has induced
,i,'', U'eeA - accept the idea, and has invit-
az -, interchange OF views among the
g,a,-, on the project.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
Tee whes,ius and Lake Irie Railroad

'-e "Heehns and Lake ] rie Railroad
N'ENALS, D., Decemher 1.-THE
. i'i OF Directors of the Wheeling aud
LlSe trr railroad met here Thursday,
g'-?arl,ory 10 the annual meeting Of
Ie Ies,ocSaO.drrs held to-day. The re-
~ o' the President and Board was
N'n'i,et, showing the affairs of the
"lpany to be in very prosperous
Ualillon. SIX hundred men were on
Sr pay roll for November, and 8 900
.Sa We're paid them for labor. AL OF
~; ~ .il- oi tie road from Huron, on
-AA- trie, to Pke's Station. on the At.
.A!''c and Great Western, is under con-
-ll;' aad the bed prepared the greater
:a,' o' i"e Nav, SO that the track laying,
-.'yed by the recent cold weather,
:" begin at once. The following
sue directors were elected TO day,
,a-A i9r three wears: John W. Wick
.!E' an Jr.. OF Huron; John VI. Holmes,
I, Oounoi1n; Joel Wood, OF Martin S
,,TT''v, AMI Joseph Bell. Of Wheeling.
~, 70 Il. a vacancy OF two years, ID.
= "adswOrth. OF Wellington. The at
ss'1aiance OF stockholders was small,
10y shares being voted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-18
Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, December Is.
The Senatorial Vacancy

Tne senatorial NhCduSy
which will be created in West Virginia
after the 4th of March next by the expi.
ration oil the term OF Senator Hereford
promises - make lively canvass among
the several applicants for the place. A
gentleman well versed in the politics oil
the State was asked to-day what he
thought of the chances OF Hon. j. y.
Camden, of Parkersburg. Heanswerei:
"I know Camden well. He is a noble
hearted, broad minded and honest man.
He has no official relations with the
Standard Oil Company, none with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
and at tue proper time he will doubtless
make truthful. open and square state
ment of his position upon the questions
raised against him and his relations to the
corporations, and he will do it with
enough independence to carry convlc-
ton of the tru,htGlness OF what he
says. He cares more 10 be right than TO
he even a Senator. Mr.. Camden's high
est ambition for the remainder OF his
life is TO aid in the development OF our
State. He is a man OF energy, great
force Of character and considerable
means, and he is willing to devote all
these to the development of the won.
derful natural resurces of the State and
to the advancement of the interests OF
our people. Ii the people shall think
he can better accomplish this 10y occu-
pying seat in the Senate, where he
will be brought into constant contact
with capitalists and the wide-awake
men OF the country, he Will accept the
place, but he will enterinto no intrigue