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Restore the Sick to perfec, Health.
Tall Your Neighbora.

n 4. duty which every who Ia. s1nsrsi IRON the ,v
,e ,.yaSss az th.t most horrible q all ds<s, Dyysrs,
ars who h,s hen cur,d By Goes Dyspepsia Cc IN ten ter
hieois and psghhrs q L. DO unto others a. yoa -osh
have otiets Do unto yoa IL the gOhisn rule.
Every that has ever use r. knows u 10 woietnl GU
rluyc powers In Dyspepsia fnilgcsiioa, nataeny sck-
Headache, soasta@ash. lieatbarn, CbenaMo<eu and We
might y every dseae that Arises rom ilsorered state o.
the stomach AMI b0.els
DIR. A. BACON, sole Agent Cor Biddsford. iw
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BIDDEFORD, MAlNE.
STEAM BAKERY

ME subscribers having completed an oxtensive
i STEAM BAKERY in this city, invite the attsu.
ton Of the public TO tho choice and excellent Articles
VIII meet The wishes Of all Who may be disposcd 10
iavor them with their patronage. Our eeisora'ed
"Nutritivo Crackers"
have have, obtained wide celebrity. and been manIfAc
..pg..,ion in tLi. and every place where known 10
ssw.y esssom,hed, and they ARC Invariably OF the
q rsn. The Gssss :rT .a ss ~.
me only CI.she,. To be found in New England that
% instead q ,Gsss correct .nsn
Of l.stbsome and disgusting putr,,esncs th.rshy
utterly destroying the ssceharins and putritiy,
present our processes cause US 70 make a,e N ,hc
dough In q perfectly sweet and healthy cond,t,on
thereby producing not only our Cracters but ali The
in proper and satisfactory condition To DO used =.
food ty mankind. who arc declared to DO onIy lii
| tic lower than the angels"
particular attention 10 the many kinds made from
our ow receipts which. feel quite safe In saying.
will prove perfectly tS 70 AZ vino
our highly prilod
Pound. Sponge. Qucsn, Fruit, Fancy. Tea
CALIFORNIA DROP. JENNY LIND COOKIES,
aud NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
| We also keep on hand superior Zoo BiscpIr, from
an English receipt This Biscuit Is n great luxury.
We also make promptly TO order o., ,
| RicH POUND. CirRoN, ALMOND. EiLvER, CocoASur'
Fancy Sponge, Told, Bride's, Rich, and Chess
Cskes.-also, Fancy Creams. Rich Jumbles,
| fan,y Round: and Spanish Drops.
In closing wc desire TO say that We spare no pains
10 meet the wants aud wishes OF our patrons We use
Invariably the best Flour the market affords. All
the other articles consumed by US IN our manuiso'
| scriptions Our bakery Is constantly kept scrupu.
lousy neat aud cleany and our workmsn partake Of
iishm.nt and arc masters OF their business We fully
believe that your acquaintance with US will but con.
firm the i'm preston we have fsoby cndoavored TO
convey and we respectfully solicit your patronage
| 70. ~ JoRDAN,) IL. w 'onphN w.
q. Z. JORDAN,
uELLEN JOSEF
| Dover, N. H., Juno I, IS.
Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'s crackers
can be obtained ut tho stores of Porter roru bdue
| ford, VIM Moody, Kennobunkport, and Chas. kim
h,ii Kennebunk Village 25u
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE or MliSE-YoEK, IS.
rpAKES by virtue Of an execution In avcr Of Daniel W.
Lord Of adeu County Middsex and State Of Msssa-
chusett. against Cornelius Kelly o Kennebunkpcrt In said
County Of York for one hundr and sevcnyone dollars and
two cents damage aud eleven dollars aDd my six cents costs
of suit aud Will be SOIL nj public auction the wclh day o
March, A. D. ls6S ten O'Clock In the frenool at the Office
OF H. Fairfield In said Kennebuukpor all the right title and
interest that said Cornelius Kelly has this ninth day Of feb
rusry A. D. 1866 by virtue Of bond contract 10
voy anoe from said Lord Of the following described real estate,
b, wit, lot o land and buildings thereon, suate In said
port bounded the South by the "od Caps rcad"
leading from Cape pcrpoe 10 kennebunkrort Villages the
East North AMI West by land d ah Lord lvipg the
laud now occupied by sid Kelly.
EDMUND WARREN, Deputy Sheriff.
n lNs
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GIL AID n Il w =
FOR The UNroRruSArE-
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

are warranted In all cases for the speedy add Per
mau,.t Cur, OF all diseases Arising ffom sexual OK
cOsscs or
Nssthfsi lsSssr~etiss.
Seminal Lass Nightly Emissions and sensual Dreams'
Genital, Physicni and Nervous Debility. Impotence.
elect, Sexual Diseases, sc .Sc
No eAdsgs Of diet - accessory.
aud they can he used withOut detection. Each box
contains CA pills Price " you cannot set them 81
your druggist, they viii he sent by mall securely
sealed postpaid, with full Instructions, that Insure
ON recelpt of the money! aud pamphlet Of TO
pages the errors of youth, the consequences and
remedy sent free, iocents required fOr postage. Ad-
dress Dr. J. BRYNs, Consulting PLY sician,
q. ID. Box Sr9. it9 broadway, New York.
Dealers can he supplied by Demas Barnes 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, New York. y5s
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Notice
Notice

rs hereby given, that have taken as the property
| Of Nathaniel l.. Thompson, OF Kenncbunk. In the
County OF York, state OF Maine. distress for tho
Town County, aud state tax OF said Thompson, COM
mittcd To mo for collection by tho Assessors OF said
town Of Kennebunk. being the Town, County and
State tax OF raid Thompson for tho year d.. 100
therefor for cash. On tho sixth day Of March next NJ
two o'clock In the afternoon. nj tho Postoce In said
Kennebunk the following described personal proper,
the Ocean National Bank" In said kcnnebunk, own
oil by said Thompson.
Dated at said Konnobunk this I'd day Of February,
A. d., 1856. ,, ,,,,,,
Collector Of t1re' for he to1n of kennebnnk.
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ERRORS Of Youth,

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
full indScreton WILL Tor the sake OF suffering humal-
y send nee to all Who need It, the recipe aud diree
cured. sucrrTs wishing to proat by tho advertisers
experience, eau do 50 by addressing
JOHN n. OGDEN,
10 No. ID ChthabsrS street, NeW York.
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a., r,,.y DAY rsx-rherc !. M truer maNlm than that
q Al, yeu,ion Is tciter than Cure"
PLANTATION BfTrERs
shoud always h. u.i whenever tn hrSt synPom q disease
A. or u.Irtar IIcElach-. Col fcct ran In the Back,
Low Spirits aisl IEgCstu, are the sure icreruer. " Dye
,.rp.i, AMI other horTh ughmar diseases
loo all such symptoms PLANTATION lhrtsRs are certsin
and Really IelsL An hnmciate gcsl eject i always t
f,an IN mr., trial They easy 10 pS,ure pleasant 10 take
anal surc o. do gUssl.
.Never give upi Il u wiser AMI h-,tcr
Always 10 ho,- than once n desloiri
rl,NrNrioS DIrrERs break tSEsI's tettsr,
AMI drive out the lclnon Ol sickness aOd CARE
y,,irud oyer.srkel men, merchants, s;uisuts, and all
,r>. whose occupation cot the esiy AMI RACKS the
trin dnl In PLA>rAuoS RrTkS
ENulrsrEp N,rrEEs GRGir IssroRtR. ."o
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Portland arrive IFS. aiG SS. .Ss, "a IS
~ Fares sro Gve rtNts tsu when uch,is are pur.
chased II the otIce, than when paid In the cara.
FRANCIS CHASE,
3urEkis,EsbENr.
Portland, Nor. 2nd. 1866. 4sisti
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.


Az Court OF Probate holden at Bddeiord,
within and for the County OF York, on the FIRST
Tuesday in February, In the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, by the Hon. Il.
T. bourne, judge OF said Court
ANTONIO LOPEZ, Guardian OF valentia u. Good
\ win minor and child Of Joshua roodwin Jr.
decesed having presented his fret account OF Guard.
ianship Of his said wards for allowance
Ordered That the said accountant give notice 20 all
persons Interested by causing copy OF this order to
K, publsh,d three weeks successfully In tho Union
Journal printed at BiddefOri, In said county, that
they may appear ut Probate Court To- be holden AZ
Alfred, In said county, on the hrst Tuesday OF
noon, and sSew cause, IL any they have, why the
lame should not he allowed
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
"A true copy, ,, p..,.,.
Al. Court OF Probate holden at Bidleicrd, within
and for the County Of Ycrk on the nIst Tuesday
hundred ard sixty.dvc, by tho Hon. 4. T.. Bourne
Judge Of said Court; ,....,,
an IRE petition OF Paul A. Chsdtoufnc, Guardian OF
" Emma y. Chadbourno aud lanthc w Chadsoarne'
,ni,ars and children OF sylvester W. Chadbcufnc,
south berwick In said county. deceased pray
inc for license 10 sell and convey nj Puhle aucuon
or private SALE all the right, title anu interest =. n
aid wards in and 10 certain real estate suuAeu y,
south Berwick IN ss,d eounH reai estate is more
fully described In said petition, .,....,, ..
Ordered, That the petitioner give notec tneIyo. w
all persons interested In said estate, oy Causns =
copy Of this order to be published IN .ns n,w ~,
three weeks successfully, that they may appear "a
Probate Court to be held at Alfred, In saiu
county. on The arst Tuesday In March nextat ten
they have why the prayer Of said potion should not
be granted.
Attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest uaovv. p,n-,,o. p.~;.,.,
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innnr1nnt To Pennies.
MARRIED.

In thi. city suth lus by Rev G. Tenney, Mr. jams
r,Snseni AMI Ms Mary I. WRham, s.h u Biiie'ocd
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Wanted,

A GOOD rrN-rLNrE WORKER -cne Who understand
n iohbing anil to,csy work 10 whol literal vii
tc givstL J. GOLpSDROyGll.
Betists I'll, Feb -, lsfi.
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To CORsHi,s l,sireS.

The advertiser having been restored u health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having SUI
fercd Tor several years With severe lung aiccion
and that drcal neutrality-suspicious. anxious W
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.crption used (rcc Of charged with the dirccii"s or
preparing and using the saiue, which they w'l h'a
Colds and all TAroat and Lang AHscfiOss. The only
object OF the advertiser In scuding the prescription -
a, benefit IN, afflicted and spread Information which
M, conrei,cs tn be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his rvncy, IS VIII cost Them moth
Ing and may prove blessing Parties wishing the
nrse ription IjTe.l Nv return mall will please address
Rec, EDUtRD q. UiLSON,
Iyo UIHia1gSbgTyh, hiags Co., N'W York.
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL, X
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SIR JAMES CLARkE's

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This we'll known medicine is no lmpontlon, ouI
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10 not con tain iron, caOmel antinOny, or anything
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Full directions ia the pamphlet around rach pscA'
ave- which shOuld be carefully preserved ., IN.
For full particulars get pamphie'' NV "
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IT,. celebrated DIR. low continues 90 devote his
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street, Boston.
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rornptt a NICE BRussELLs CARPET, is, by
Udl p6l ia feet, for sale at
'titfl cHADBouRs 4 NowELLs.
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NOticc.

WHEREAS my wife, Aimoia II. Reyes has ven 10y bed
w AMI hoari AMI Tefu,es live at The house where pro
yEied her comfortable maintenance this 70 noy II
csuion all perscns not 20 trust the said Aitnraa M sss
lodging OF for anyhln. my Account As ,han nwssv,
u her contracting sfter this date. Lh"n ssss
Blidefori, Feb. Is, 1903. -
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Halo! NV Friend !

WHAT has Iapsuol, should laully kn'rw yuu! iOu
~ I.ok As M yea la l.ccn Ian.Ennol Iour taco uscl
To ~ all cbycrs with pimplcs anil eckcs, ami yor SKIN was
so zach anil nluhy Il used 10 l,ok hoS! And yOur haR's,
IT, ussl 10 b. 90 ehappsl anal sorc, they lkc Is thush
they . all eat uI with salt ren! What have yvu 'sr''
ur Ia make Your skin -n'h anil hir' Why, nnt mmhi
y uscI sane II PRlF. L. fOLLErt's "tNNEEsu HEALING
nslv few times II & ding wonders Tor all who use It,
No Que shnuhl Lc without IL.
Soil by J. Cook, 81 door above rstoitee,
OFF DiddeiOpl, MalIc.
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Notice.
Notice.

Notice.
THE undersigned having been appointed Commissioners to
receive and decide upon all claims against the estate Of
Ira Andrews late Of Marlborough In the County 81 York,
deceased which estate has been represented inso'en hereby
rive notcs that they will meet at the store Of John H. Say.
warJ 10 Aiel on Monday, March 5th March 10Th, April
oh April 2 and at the house Of said deceased In Waterloo.
rough on Monday, May IL 1885, for that purpose Timc of
meeting on each u said days, 2 oclock 2. NJ.
JOHN II. SAYwARD,
"a NATHANIEL CONANT.
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Farms for sale.

- One In Henuehunkpcrt four ri'lcs frsn The mills IN
- nj containing twenty acrrs heh Is.sturc ard
Ell wr.i with v,ry Eusi tahiinss cn the same. irce
sss. A~, alioinng the sane, htccn acrs ~ meadows
,rt In E.LI smI the halncc In src u hrst-tate Irss
bnl I1t, $500, wn scR bath Number two Is IN
RkLcEcI within three miles Il the mills, on gi road co'E
L.inns sc,euy acrsthirty acTes Ia HE'LL twenty l@s
lnre and hsSn Ia Lnhst AMI yOng growth IL has su
~r aul cellar ga a sane cat over thirty tos IL hay The
lat year alsl u.ie Il the bst hrms In York Coanty
Iplary q JOHN I. SMITH,
OF MppEFOkp, MAINE.
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MONTH :-AoENTs wanted ts
So t s.,ss s .,T n. s,s ~. 'Sl i,, 40
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House for Sale !

"a Aar,t rate House on Chsstnst street 'or saie'
en- Inquire at BuRsHArs BOOK o'o"A' A.,
eix Blddeford, Jan. 10, 1850. ~
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HPOt.r., l.rc. ssd ANAL. at this once.
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ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. cATARRH.
NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM.
AND All DISEASES
EYE, EAR AND THROAT!
Requiring either Medical &c Surgical all.

4, Otrainns tr Cross Eyes AMI upon Cataract ssiaiy
,.rs t,.,I u.riut Anaaursis successfully trcais,i.
rtr,,r atte,tipa given chihirrn Affected Whh dhlrg
49, % IN Elr Parrnts having chhlrcn aNectel ntrue
,t ty Can h, eurd a that diSigrvat. sfitt,n sliey
ami Ir,s,,tdiy and that the ssy they have sltcnicto
an. more reality Il can he ydcctc,i.
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Pound. Sponge. Queen, Fruit Fancy. Tea

Persons living In the eastern part Of York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'s crackers
can be obtained ut tho stores of Porter FORD, bdde
ford, VIM Moody, Kennobunkport, and Chas. kim
ball, Kennebunk village. 2ou
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| sTRxM RAKERY In this city, invite the nttsu-
lion Of The public TO tho choice and excellent Articles
Of their manufacture, which they conndsnly believe
will mset the wishes OF all who may be disposed "
iavor them with their patronage. our ceieorated
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-01-17
From New JERSEY.

Trenton, Jan. H. IN his inaugural address
the Governor recommends the adoption by
the State of the constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting slavery. The people in the late cleo
ton had spoken in its favor, and he knew the
Legislature will gladly pass it, He returns
thanks to the soldiers, and recommends action
ia the country's service. Opposes anything
like reputation; and expresses full faith in
the ability, patriotism, and fidelity of Pfesi.
dent Johnson
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STAND FROM UNDER.

The advices come to us from Washington
that Mr.. McCulloch will shortly commence
his scheme for the contraction of the cur
rency.
1t is true the people of the South cannot be
seriously affected by any such movement, as
they have but little currency to expand or
contract; but we fear the effect will be to
make our present burdens press more heavily
upon ns.
The National htelggencer of late date,
says:
The stock and money market has been
somewhat affected by the PRONUNCIATION of the
financial bill of the Treasury, and the bill re-
ported by Mr. Morrill,, from the Committee on
Ways and Means. 1t is row regarded as GER
tain that Congress and the country will ac-
cept the policy of contraction of the currency
and will. therefore, adopt the necessary means
to attain that end, to wit the funding of the
floating debt The process of funding will
certainly be commenced in earnest, under Mr.
McCulloch's scheme. The Secretary must ne
cessarily have a wide discretion, not only as
| to the time, but the mode which he may
choose for the purpose of funding accruing
obligations and reducing the volume of cur
rency If any opposition be made to the bill
| now under consideration, it may be under the
pretext that it gives the Secretary too much
power But the power must be large in pro-
| portion to the vastness of the evil that is to
be remedied.
| The provision 10 Mr. Morrll's bill for isAl-
ing five per cent. bonds, the interest on which
is to be paid semi-annually in coin, to holders
in Europe, is considered as very wise. The
bonds will be popular in Europe, and will
serve to facilitate exchange. To the same ex-
tent it is true that this will aid in pilng up a
mountain of debt against us in Europe, in
exchange for imported goods and merchandise,
which, however, our people will have, as long
as they can be procured by any form of ex-
change, gold, bonds, produce, or credit. Lit
tie gold goes. out in exchange, for imports
could not be paid for in gold for six months
without advancing the premium on gold t.
five hundred per cent.
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THE WEEKLY DAY BOOK

We respectfully call the attention of our mer-
chants, business men, and advertisers, general
ly to the superior advantages afforded them for
country advertising through the columns of the
WEEKLY DAY Book. This paper, prior to the
breaking out of the late war, was admitted gen.
orally to be the best advertising medium for the
country trade ever established in this sectiop.-
1t had circulation of six or seven thousand
weekly, to its regular mail subscribers, besides
frequent large editions for gratuitous circula-
ton in the cars, steamers, carts, vessels &c.
1t is printed at the small price of One DOLLAR A
YEAR, and gotten up with great deal of care
and attention, having carefully corrected price
current of the week transactions, together with
the latest telegraph news, editorials selections,
&C., to make it a desirable companion to the
farmers family The advertisements will be
displayed to the taste of the advertiser in the
largest type his space will admit of, with the
privilege of inserting cuts Of any kind in their
advertisements.
Having our mail books ready, we are now
making arrangements for the speedy issue of this
splendid country advertiser; and we invite our
merchants and business men to hand in their adj
vertisements at once, that they may be put in
type for the first number. Much of the space
has already been engaged, and as the WEEKLY
will have great deal of reading matter in it.
those who desire to benefit by its circulation
should give the matter their immediate atten-
ton.
We have placed the terms for advertising in
the WEEKLY DAY Book at low figures, so that
our enterprising Merchants may use a liberal
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LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
FOR THE DAY BOOK.
Congressional.


Washington, Jan. 16.-In the Senate Mr..
Chambers resolution, offered yesterday, de-
claring non-intercourse between this country
and Great Britain, and withdrawing our Min
lister from the Court of st James, was tabled.
Mr.. Towards resolution, calling upon tho
President for copies of whatever CORRESPOND
snce he may have had respecting the holding
of civil courts in insurrectionary districts, for
the trial of offences against the United States,
was adopted.
Mr. Chandler gave notice that he would, at
an early day, read the British foreign enlist
ment act, and move to repeal all existing neu-
trality laws.
The regulation of the right Of suffrage in
the District of Columbia was discussed, and
Mr. Davis spoke against the bill.
In the House, Mr.. Conkling introduced a
series of resolutions, proposing the re-estabish-
ment of Federal relationship With commune
ties lately in rebellion, upon certain conditions:
LIST. Absolute remuneration of the right of
secession
ID Reputation of rebel debts OF all kinds
Sd. Assurances of comforting human rights;
4th. The adoption of such measures as will
relieve the General Government from the ne
cessity of keeping standing armies in the
South
9Th. That there shall be no representation
on the basis of sectional ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
He desired that they should 60 to the Com
mittee on Reconstruction They were object
ed to- the Senate resolution authorizing the
Committee on Reconstruction to send for per-
sons and papers in their investigation con-
corning the re-admission of States lately / re-
bellion. The resolution was concurred in
/ The Negro suffrage bill was discussed
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From Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 16.--Governor Stone OF Iowa,
was inaugurated for the second term on Thurs
day. He cordially approves Of the acts of the
President, but desires him to go, further and
emphaticaly iavors negro suffrage, disapproves
the immediate admission Of the Southern
States, be thinks they should be kept out
until the inhabitants abandon their theory of
State Sovereignty. He recommends an ameue-
ment to the Iowa Constitution, striking out
the word ''White" from suffrage article and
that the question be submitted to the peol le
for final decision