Excerpt from My Quarter Century, of American Politics, Vol. 1

Pleasant recollections of letting 05 young first offenders with fines or jail sentences. Unwittingly carry a challenge. Preside at religious debate. Two humble and noble servants of God.

Chapter VI. William P. Taylor, legislator, hanged. I was nominated for the Legislature first by a grand jury.

Chapter VII. The Norton and Robinson feud. Colonel Hutton got to Congress by Norton's and Robinson's delegates. The flip-a-dollar nomination of Norton. Then came the clark-and-norton campaign of six months' incessant struggling, and Clark's nomination.

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