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THE REyEsuE PROBLEM.
The House appropriations Committee
Wrestles With 1t.

WASHINGTON, February l4th.-The Appropria.
lions Committee of the House grappled the rev.
enue problem in earnest this morning With
little opposition the.committee decided to con-
slider Cowles iLternal revenue bill. When the
formal reading was completed the members be-
gan to express their views and suggest alter
atoms. Just what the result of their consider
alton will be no member felt warranted in pre-
dieting. beyond the statement that it seems
probable The bill viii eventually be reported
fayorably, but with important smendme nts,
striking out the .'moonshile sections or those
provisions intended to mitigate the rights OF the
administration of the internal revenue laws
The vote by which the committee resolved to
consider the bill resulted-yeas 9, nays Later
on the question was put: "ohall the customs
bii1?' 1t decided in the negatiye-yeas /, nays
l2-other members having entered the room
since the first vote
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SOCIAL EVENTS.
Two Keceptions-One by the President,
and One by Mrs. Stanford.

WASHINGTON February l4th.-The President
tonight gave the third of his State receptions,
this time in honor of the officers of the army
ana navy. There was sn immense audience.
Mrs. Cleveland was assisted in receiving by the
ladies Of the Cabinet.
WASHINGTON. February l4th-Mrs. Stanford
gave another public reception this afternoon.
nent in social and official life she was as
sisted in receiving by several ladies, among
them Miss Hammond of San Francisco.
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CLIMBING FAME.s LADDER.
Army and Navy Promotions Made by the
Rreaident.

WASHINGTON February 18th. = Among the
the President to-day are the following: Com
modore George (. Belknap to be Kear- A d.
miral; Captain John G. Walker to be Cap am;
Lieutenant Commander James W. FORSYTH.
10 be Commander; Lieutenant Charles
Belknap to be Lieutenant Comman.
der; Lieutenant Fidelis S. Carter, Junior
Grade, to be Lieutenant; Lieutenant Walter S.
III the army the President has nomin ted
First Lieutenant cambridge Reynolds, of the
Third Cavalry, to be Captain and Frank II.
Edmunds, of the First Infantry, and John Car
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amount of money, and says he win fight him to
finish for from 81 900 to s., 900 side
Relief and Thankfulness.
New YORK, February 14th-The San, in a
leading editorial. SAYS: .'Cleveland's Admins
ira ion has arrived at the eve OF its demise and
the general sentiment of the Democracy is one
of relief and thankfulness.n
The Logging Output.
CHEBoyGAN (Mich.), February I4th.-A care
full estimate of the logging ST OK for the coming
season shows that the cut will reach lao uO0 900
feet of lumber.
The Bicycle Scores.
NEW YORK. February l5th.-l M-Score in
the female bicycle race: Stanley ia miles. Won
Blumer 500, Baldwin Sos, Suller $40. Cakes $40.
Lewis S09
Lesfsisting Against Trusts
ST. PAUL, February IL h--An exceedingly
strong antitrust bill was introduced in the
Minnesota Legislature to day
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VERY CONSIDERABLE.

Bsyard Thinks He Has Made HE
Enough of the Samoa Matter.
WASHINGTON. February 14th.-It is said at the
state Department that as there is not the
slightest wish or desire on the part of the Presi-
dent or Secretary Bayard to embarrass the in
coming Administration with respect to the
Samoan policy, it is not at all likely that the
present Administration will arrogate to itself
the selection of the American representative at
the proposed conference at Berlin, or that it
viii take any action whatever that might tend
to commit the next Administration.
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NoTrCE.

l holders of the Sacramento Electric Light
Company will be held at the Office of the Score
tary. 2261s X street (up stairs1, on FRIDAY. Feb
ruary is, 1859, at o clock P. NJ for the purpose
of electing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction OF such business as
may come before the meeting for consideration.
ja29-td G.. II. CUMMINGS. Secretary.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY HE UN-
~ designed, administrator of the estate of
CLARENCE PHELPS, deceased, that pursuant
to an order of the Superior Court of the county
OF sacramento, made on the Sth day of Febru-
airy 1889, that on THURSDAY, the SEVENTH
DAY OF MARCH, A. d. 1882 at IL O'Clock A. NJ
OF that day, and at the Courthouse do n. at the
corner of Seventh and l streets of the city of
Sacramento, the undersigned will Sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. lawful
money OF the United States, subject to confirm
alton by said Superior Court ali the right, title
and interest which CLARENCE PHELPS had at
the, time of his DEATH and all the right, title
and interest which his estate has acquired sub
sequently. in and to the real property in the
county of Sacramento. State of California con-
sistlng OF SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES or thereabouts
and described as the front or easterly sxty-eight
acres of SWAMP LAND SURVEY NUMBER
So6, of Grand Island, in Sacramento county, be-
ing the same tract marked &C. PHELPS, 6t A y
on the official map of Sacramento county made
by Fred. A. Shepherd, in 1885.
Terms OF ssle-Ten per cent. to be paid on
day of sale. balance on confirmation of the
sale by the Court. Deed at the expense of the
purchaser.
Dated, February 18th, 1889.
S. B SMITH,
Administrator of the estate of Clarence Phelps,
deceased.
CLINTON L. WHITE, Attorney for Admins
traitor. fe 2 I'd
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NINE Uzo. THE LIVING CLAIR
Iys yeyant Card Reader of the age. Tells
past, present and future. Advises on love,
marriage and business Has moved TO III l.
street. Owing 10 rush of business viii rcmsin
here for short time. fe5-tf-ned
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NOTICE TO The iUBLIc.

TINE G IS ESCAPED AT THE SAM. JONES
L meeting last night, and made 1t unpleasant.
The fireman neglected his duty and the room
was uncomfortable. All will be rectihed to-
nirhr Ii
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GENERAL sUffCEs.

rhe most obstinate cases of cstarrh
a'e cured by the use of Eiy's Cream Balm, the
oniy agreeable remedy. II is not liquid or
snuff aud is easily applied. FOR cold in the
head il is msgical. Price SOC. See ady't
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For throat dis ases. couSl S, colds. etc /.
Elective relief is f und in the use Of Browns
bronchial Tioehss Sold ouiy in boxes.
Is e-ais.
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j. A. A. IMMINENT

WARRANTED TO CURE THE MOST DIFF
w fcult cases of Rheumatism. Also.
Wounds, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Toothache, Ear
ache, etc. For sale by MRS. JULIA ACHARD,
LODI Cal Send for free trial bottle. I'm
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EDWIN X. ALSIP g. CO.,
1015 Fourth street, Sacramento.
WELL & JOHNSON,
Real Estate and insurance Agents,
offer the Following City and
Country Property For Sale:

So. 500. Lot 49x160, well improved, with
good house; street, between Sixth and Sew
enth.
So, 500. Lot S1x120. highly improved, with
residence and stable; opposite Capitol Park
$500. Lot 9Sxs0, with house of five rooms;
Fifth street, between NJ and n.
So, $50. LOT 4oxs0. with good dwelling OF
five rooms; corner Eighteenth and streets.
$3.50. Lot 40xl60, o street, between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth.
8 ACRES, close to city limits, all in bearing
fruit trees. vines, berries and alfalfa, with
good house.
PIT ACRES Fruit and Grain Land in Anna
dor county, t'Sl5 per acre.
ALSO, Lands in Placer. Ell Dorado and Cal
averss counties.
ca MONEY TO LOAN. ia
Ofiee: No. 4o2 j street. Sacramento. Cal.
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OR MEM ONLYl

NE W TsVVk f7Efs1lts GUY nlctaod
DEBILITY ATRoPHYIsS enlarge nj ss sna s,,s9s.a.
developed organs and parts Of the bdy quickest suret
fer sexual and general and de-
cay The effects early later xeakncss
Of body and mind unnatural losses nervousness mpcepse
s CURED stay cursd Every conon rsha n.zhod
ny restored unless beyond human aid hen testify
states ena terror's aad foreign countries. vrta
helr, Treatment efsax
~ hcok n1lled t.enlsdl frce o. Addrenx.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO,. N. Y.
MWF&N1v
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A cure at last for catarrh. The evidence
is overwhelming that Ely's Cream Balm goes
more directly than any other to the seat OF the
disease, and has resulted in more cures than all
other remedies. = Wilkesbdrre tFl.) Leader
Advice to Mothers--Mrs. Winsiow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
sufferer al once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain ard the little
cherJib awakes as bright as a BUTTON Ii is
very pleasant to taste. Ii soothes the child
softens the gums allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. twenty-five cents
bottle MWF1y
John Eitel. Assayer and Chemist, has re-
turned to 81 street. Gold bought.
just ArrivedI A large shipment of gem
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst, fne Italian SalOmi Also, large variety
of different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 street. F.
BAUMLE- Give us a call d30-lm
Z. IL. Taylor, Civil and Hydraulic En-
gineering. Also Land Surveying. PA st. If
For a first-eiass Carriage or Buggy GO
to HARRY BERNARD'S. Sixth and l. sts II
The best place in California have your printing done.
A. j. Johnston g. Cos. go St. Sacramento. Cal
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wANTED-LosT FOUND.

tho FARMERS-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
4 good farm hands just from the Eass-Ameri
can, German and Scandinavian-that we can
send you on the shortest notice. Apply to EN-
PLOIMENT OFFICE, Fourth and Z streets.
Sacramento. II
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HENRY ECKHARpT. GuNsMITH,

MANUFACTURER AND DEAL "a
lu er in Guns, Rifles. RevolveFs, SsE -
Ammunition and Sporting Goods.
All the leading makes of Guns and <-xS
Rifles at popular prices-Parker. ~
Leftover, Colts Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
new make Gims. Flrst-class Gun and Ride
WORK. Send for price list or guns. No. b25 3
street. Sacramento, Cal &c
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Woman has been defined as An essay
on goodness and grace in one volume, ele-
gantly bound Although it may dear,
every man should have copy.--G Louis
Republic.
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NEW ADYERrISEMENTs.

Three fifths of the cotton crop is now
produced by white labor.
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pesas. IS the pnres, and best soap ever
made.
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CoIored Mems Conference.

INDIANAPOLIS, February 14th.-An important
conference of colored men was held here to-day
seven states were epresented-South Carolina.
Georgia, Virginia. Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida
ana missouri, and letters were read from other
ooutnern States An address to General Harri-
son was formulated, reciting the condition of
the colored people of the sou h. and asking to
be protected in their rights
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Protection to Americans.

WASHINGTON, February 18th The House
Committee ON Foreign Affairs to-day instruc ed
CHAIRMAN MeCreary 10 report favorably the
senate bill appropriatiDg SIS, 900 for the protec-
lsshmus of Panama. In view of the fact that
work on The canal ceases tomorrow he com
mittee resolved to make an effort TO secure i'm
mediate action by the House
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ONE MARBLE-ToP WALNUT BEDROOM
" Set one Antique Oak Bedroom Set, one Ash
Bedroom Set, four Cottage Bedroom Sets one
Walnut Writing Desk, one Decker Piano. one
Bed Lounge. two Single Lounges, Spring and
Top Mattresses, Extra Bureaus and washstands
Chairs, Tables. Carpets, Crockery, and other
articles.
No reserve. saI. positive. Terms each.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The best place in California have your printing done
A. J. Johnston & Cos. go St. sacramenio.c Cal
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Z. II. Taylor, Civil and Hydraulic En-
gineering. Also Land Surveying. ga st. If
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Wants Damages for Being Fjscsed.

EAST SAGINAW mich J, February 14th.-Min-
ME Maddan's husband Legrand White, and
here Today on a capias at the instance of DR..
Goerss, a travelling tooth peddler who was
ejected from the Academy of Music last even
clAims damages of Is 0nn
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John Eitei. Assayer and Chemist, has re-
turned to 81 street. Gold bought
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For fiest-ciass Carriage or Buggy GO
to HARRY BERNARD'S, Sixth and L SIS. Il
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HOME AFFAIRS.
DEPARTURE OF WAR MATERIALS
FUR siAYfI.
Excitement Over Coal Discoveries in
Dakota-The Yorktown a Sue
&C S. General News.
WEST vIRGINIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-usIoN.
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

GROCERY STORE FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT
" OF proprietor leaving city Inquire at this
ONCE.
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CHICAGO. February 1ssh.-- NJ ilt.n Regain an.
nounces shss hsswll acceps Bill, Owens chal-
IeDgc to Fight eny baniam- weight for anJ
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A PIucky nlcyclist,

NEw FORK, February l4th.-Jessie Cakes, the
sou Square GARDEN, at o'clock tonight The
pedal OF her machine broke. The lacy, uncon-
scious aud bleeding, was taken from the room
and recovered. Her nose and chin are cut. She
n mcuuted Ter machine, however, and con-
unued the race. Her pluck was cheered
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WASHINGTON, February 14th = At Joint
meeting OF Union and Confederate veterans TO-
day the plan of preserving and marking the
field OF Chicamaugua, under the auspices of a
Joint Memorial Corporation representing ali the
states that had troops there-patterned in gen
daily anproyed
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Ono OF Harrison's visitors.

INDIASAPolIs, February l4,h.-The most dis
tinguished visitor at 6enerai Harrison's TO- day
was Hon. Cassuis NJ. Clay. ex- Minister TO Russia
and second cousin TO the famous orator The
venerable gentleman luuched with General
H, rrison aud family. and passed an hour or
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". +. sHERBuRN. Aucsioneer.

No reserve. rail- positive. Terms each.
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WASHINGTON, February l4th-TheTe wa, no
very important measure before either House of
Congress 70 day on VIII en- any definite action
WAS taken. The Senate debated the matter of
cleo Ion outragcs in exas. and the house dis
cussed matters connected with the Il, rritorisl
a e1orf ~. IL.
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Conmodore Beiknap's Transfer.

WAsHIsGTos, February 18th The STR TO
night. speaking of Commodore Belknap's order
ID command the Asiatic squadron says no
one has yet ben selected to succeed Commo-
6ore Belsnnp at the Mare Island Navy Yard
The Asiatic .uadron is regarded by navy Off
GERS as the most desira bic one 70 cOnmasd
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Battle with Dssperadoes

MOUNT STERLING (Ey.), February Nth Three
constables of Mebifee county with posse of
four men, went into the woods to-day near the
Montgomery county line, to arrest hai Draughn
and six Others. The posse was fred on and
they returned the ERE. The battle continued
for some time. but no dc:oiIs of the RESULT have
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TOR SALE ON EASY TERMS-A LOT lOx
+ l6O feet, with new house of six rooms APP
ply, 1921 Tenth street. fel2 Inn
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PHILADELPHIA. February 1ith.-The United
States steel gun.boat Yorktown returned this
morning from trial cruise down Delaware Bay
and cut to the ocean. She made Is IS knots per
hour or about twenty miles she did splen-
didiy under all conditions and VIII he the
o. Ii
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

given. The discipline Of the home is one
of its most charming features. and one
that opened the eyes Of some Of our party
that this was the secret Of the neatness and
arrangement of the Ohio home-a place
for everything and everything in its place.
The lady of the home moves with the
greatest of ease from the parior to the
kitchen, and proves herself as much an
adept with griddle and skillet as with the
keys of the piano; and in less time than
IL would take Southern Dinah to get her
meal under way the Ohio woman would
have the smoking viands on the table,
an in half an hour after the party had left
the table she would appear in the parlor
again, the same cherry entertainer as be-
fore.
This could not be SAID Of every home In
Ohio, but it can be truthfully said OF
many homes where the Georgia farmers
were entertained.
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Echoes From the Press Of Georgia.
Macon Telegraph


Editor Telegraph: During the recent
tour Of the Georgia farmers through OHIO,
nothing was more instructive or interest
ing than the average Ohio home in the
the country.
The approach 10 the house was through
a lawn more or less elaborate in size. Ii
was either covered with the luxuriant
shade or It's walks bordered with exquisite
and charming flowers. Sometime both
were combined and arranged with skill and
excellent taste. The building, II frame,
was painted white and the doorsteps were
Of stone. The entire outward appearance
was attractive to the stranger, IRON the
promise Of comfort within.
The door opens and everything indi-
Gates the perfection ofneatness. The very
arrangement Of the furniture, the orna-
meuts on the walls, and the position Of the
books impress one with the idea Of culture
and good taste. There is one object that
Ia an offense TO Southern taste, and that
is low ceilings We are assured that
this is necessity because Of the rigorous
climate; the room IS more easily warmed.
The next impression is the economy
practiced In the use Of space. Every foot
in the house is utilized for some purpose.
The rooms are smaller In dimension, hut
H., 80 No. ovar croudad
The kitchen Is model Of convenience
and cleanliness. The stove is always
Furnished and the cooking utensils bright
and kept in place. The wood Is always at
hand and the kindling always prepared for
the match The store house is near ai
hand and the provisions barreled and
boxed, and so complete are the arrange
ments. and 30 compact the space occupied,
that a mistake Is inexcusable and confus
ion almost impossible.
Some Of the homes we met rose to the
proportions Of q mansiou-large bricl
edifices Of modern architecture and ar
rangements. But the average home vii
compare iavorably with those Of any stat
In the union.
A number Of farmers wives exprsses
Q great regret that the Georgisns did no
bring their wives with them. Perhaps
was mistake on our part Is economy il
the domestic circle was the ground o
sreaisss prospshiy in an Ohio home. Tn
Ohio housewife looks wen % her house
hold. She is the presiding genius tn
coufrolIng spirit Of that domain Tier
arc no dfoncs In that hive. Everybody
moves IN harmony with her command
Evsry chIld has their appointed work. and
thsre Il no murmuring when an order 1
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NEW GOODS /!

Our New Goods, JUS re-
ceived from n. Y, make our
stock complete in all depart
ments, and in Dress Goods
especially We can show every
variety, from the cheapest to
the best The new fall shades
are more choice than ever be-
fore, and in bordered goods
we have reds, browns, blues
and green's in all their varied
hues, while in plain goods
the selections are equally
good and much larger.
Serges and Cashmeres, al
ways servicabIe and stylish,
we have in all colors, as well
as the new Suitings in differ
ent weaves. There are no
more popular goods at pres
ent than Briliantines; these
we have in blacks and col
Ored and in all black goods,
Silk Warp Henriettas and
others in endless variety.
Black Silk, now so indis-
pensable, We have in the best
makes and can give you new
and stylish trimming fol-
them
We wish to call special at
tentiOn to our Trimming Sill
in Persian colOrs, which. art
really exquisite and Just the
thing to give the finishing
touch to a dark dress. Be.
sides these we have a fine
line of striped Surahs in al
cOlOrs. We have never be
fore been able to offer sucl
an elegant assortment of Sill
Pushes as at the present
time, and can furnish then
in any and all shades.
We have in Ladies' anC
\ Children's Underwear a fin,
stock, and our Hosiery is o
the best
This week we shall open ;
full line of Fall and Wintel
ClOaks, varying in price from
$500 to 5000.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

The PRESIDENT is looking around to
find some one TO ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Commissioner Tan.
ner. Mr.. Tanner was whole souled fel.
low, but proved to be incompetent to ill
the position. The President should select
some one who is able TO construe the stat
utory provisions handed down for him to
obey and not attempt to manufacture de-
cisions adversely to law. The soldiers
fought TO preserve the law, and they
would consider Il as an insult Il rendered q
pension that was unlawful. They want 9
man at the head who is competent so that
when they are granted a pension they
know IL Is granted under the laws and
rules provided by Congress, The country
is full of competent men, and the Presi-
dent need make no mistake in appointing
a successor TO Tanner.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

Mr.. ]. p. SEWARD, the chairman Of the
Democratic Senatorial meeting held here
last week delivered the speech for the day.
Ex-President Cleveland's line of policy
towards the tariff was indorsed in full.
He made bitter attack on the late cleo
ton law which gives the Governor author
ity to appoint board of elections in cities
of certain grades; said the principle was
a dangerous one to establish. He spoke
or the Governor as being dangerous
man to occupy the chair, as he virtually
controlled the present General Assembly,
II this be true the Governor is certainly
man of influence, and should be kept in
high positions. A man who can control
General Assembly must be possessed with
more than ordinary powers.