private secretary to the minister, Tupper’s son Charles Hibbert, on 1 July 1888. He participated in the

Tupper’s son Sir Charles Hibbert

McRae* and by Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, the Provincial party

 Charles Tupper*. Pope probably did not need the advice: with him the

 Charles Hibbert Tupper had the Tupper courage, the Tupper eloquence, and the family concern for the glory of Tupperdom. He was energetic, talented, quick to seize a point, and almost as quick to take

, minister of the interior, he criticized the actions of various government officials. His own conduct as registrar was controversial. In the House of Commons opposition member Sir Charles Hibbert