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A SroRY OF Dic1gYs-Our worthy Governor il
is well knows, is very plain in his dtess--ven-so
much So that his appearance has sometimes occa-
stoned li,ile regret IN certain circles. and efforts
have been made TO effect a change in his habits
But his cxceeucy has his attachment 70 republican
simplicity 100 deeply inwrousht 10 be ehaced BY
such appliances OF course, Governor Briggs car
ries his devoted zeal for the temperance cause.
consistently and gracefully into all the circles where
his political elevation brings him. 1t is sand tha,
member OF the executive council. heretofore mos;
intl-xiby set asaint teelo,alIsm has lately been
much wrought upoa. tina, he has promised 10 sign
the pledge, II the Governor Will wear dckey.
There is another story atcat, that, few days
since, the Governor visited the Athen1um, and
aiter spending lli,le lime examining the library
said TO the person in attendance, tina; he should
like 20 see the room where the paintings are The
attendant, not dreaming OF his quality carelessly
answered. that II was not the hour for that room
10 be opened, and be could no, so in Shortly ai.
forwards, another gentleman asked the Keeper OF
the room what the Governor said 10 hiu,-'' The
Governor ~ said he. :" have not seen any Gov
emor." ''Why, said, the other, don'tyou know that
was the Gaye.nor!" ~ shouldn't have ,housh,i,-
why don't he wear dlckey, Ike u gentleman I"


Now, our advice is, thai people !e, Governor
Briggs alone ahou, his dickey, as long he takes
good care OF the State. Let them bear IN mind
tina, Governor Lincoln Wore dicAeyS big enough 10
las; a generation OF Governors.


[Bos,on Chronicle