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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
ANNUAL MELTING
SEWING MACHINES.
You will find the beet Singer q,
CORSER 4 WARNER's,
Msin Street, 81 J,hn.buTy, W.
Libel for Qiunrcp
AMANDA J. JENNIE, jCALEro.A Cor~Tr sr

AMANDA J. JENNIE, JCALEro.A Cor~TY ST.
HARVEY a. JENNIE. Aus,-t Term. il,;q.
T. he II unable rem. Court Of til te of Yer
mont, next b held AZ ~ Johu-b ~ within md for
he cOun f Al dJniu the MT ilu ID next aft r
he ! h tuesday IN y gut \. u. ia,
Com Yen T-''','n ,fGsniH t ! nne, of Wa d IN,
III the county 4 t1lcdoui, and te # Vermont And
informs a tpur at & 18th ..Iy OF Janu % v A
u "a" - ~ legally j. ned in r.a:, Harvey A.
'cnnr' nv - Bri .cr, mini ter { the q ,spel At
" '."rn iio said. Aud from tAc dts of ! uulrv
LOO aio es:'d until mr.; of .Ianua v lS65 YOUR
ru"ner l4Nri Wit he sud liza hi- Ia ful wife
10 ming IL thu dUsie. :: ,ud - /. mes nee
the marriage OF vour petit With he sad Harvey
4 aores shr has behaved and Quoted herself a
cL'7tt' IN nj sHl iffcc' tpaar the sait
Harvey; Al in all thing kept the IA rrrilCc covenant
in h o par when saii LIST j - of ia .utgv A. D.
Isl, thu "a II rycy ilfulIy de,rt.d YOUR petitioner
md refused t. pr vide for her in way. lth gh II
sufficient Lii ' 80 d..
A. ur pot further show rhlt the $, 4 Usr
'cy l. guilt Of the crime OF adj terry: and did comm
7aid cFim' Nhld aforc sid il the month of Jauu
.rv, \ II. 80.
Your petit further IN ws that -he has one child
Iow HhoGt fifteen months oil. tud your petitioner
pray tina -.e nfy BE- dec eed I'll. md cusiody of
p id Ell d.
You p rtioner further sAo.s that III. now lives IN
All Wa den. I'D hs- 10. the lat typ.l 81 wears
l'ur petition r fart show t.tt he said Harvey
formerly lived in sud Wallc but is bout thi.
tate, aud in arts unkn wn 10 your pvti Toner
1o" p'tI'i ner prsys that she may Toe allowed to re-
sumo he maiden ,.anc Anna. da y. FGlsom
luu. pc Itunrr he efo pray. that lie bonds of
matr mOny may I've ver,d etv ell hem A. d tlut he
may he decree divorce tn Iefron
You pc Toner p'ays thst the aid Harvey NAV be
rty or III { of her chddui = the zen Isncv of tli-
libel $50
Walden tlis 10Th day Of August, A. d. Isi,
AMANDA j. JENNE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
Sperial 4lotirrs.

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. U. =
POST NO. DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT.
Enc .npmeut every lu sd " cy, mig.
L. =. WARMER. Tost Adj
PA5SUMFSIG LODGE. NO. p. +. !. NJ
MASONIC HALL-U>IpN BILOXI
stated meeting, Jan. IL Call cct.nG. Jan =
l.. H. IIEALD, Sec.
Has N-LL CHAP TER. No. II, L. y. ".
MASONIC IL NJ.
Regular meeting. Friday eve, Jan. - $50.
I. j. DALTO e., s.c.ct,ry.
fALE5I4NE COIMANDERI, ~. ..
MASONIC HALL NIDN BLOCK.
stated Cunclve Jan. p, I>dg.
j. l.. ILI;nI\.', Commander.
EAGLE TEMPLE, No. /, T. o. H.
BROWNS BLOCK,
stated meetings every Monday Evening.
MiLO W. HALE. W. l..
- We pleas see, not long since, al oac Of
our eIcha l-cs pre- ~ rtmu Ks addressed
TO raj pc. who, n; in .ccturc by
Rev. john :. G. Abbo t. kept cUut.ruous co.gh,Ig.
not frain from cous ing, had be iay aw,y f.,m
ch pac else take BIT of Johnson's And ne
Lin ncnt with them.
90 ihe importance Of giving SueIidau's Cav Try
Condition Powders TO horses that hiv. bee
cold am, stooA in i col wild drank much cold
VA e cannot be over ,s iinste4 shoul be
without them who owns good horse.
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RJffGs.:fie.

The DInyiiIe dramatic club. which has
been lately organised in this village, la,
ii>; finished cutting Il splendid stage Into
the village hall. The stage is adorned
win several beautiful landscapes and 9th
e lain,in-S. and has connected with il
a "-ain-c rooms. siIe entrances. &o.. and
i i'll every way Amos! equal to the stage
ot city theat.e. The club are preparing
- give several pu6lic exhibitions durinL
the present winter. and will make their
appearance in about two weeks.
PcGcAGm.
Ii. b. Ford. OF Pe4cham. had th ee flu
&c of his let. hand taken off Jan. 5th. in
a planning machine. in Stevenson 4 Bros.
bciSteai factory.
Post No. ID, department of Vt. @. y. Il.
was organized in Pea ham. Dec. 2Slh.
1865 and the following officers were elect
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

Those desiring to buy the best article Of FLOUR be
ouDd in the state, will lease call the Freight Depot
;S-Also constant SUI ply Of lin.
W. y. EARNED, Agent.
ST. Johnshury, VT, Nov. u, 1855. 35f
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Fatal Necessity is Newer KNOWN untlI il


Strikes. ople rarely aiprc.Iatc saits oi
ene,t.ve hair pepaIat such ''l:r. etc Veg
bic Hair estyrt.ve, u il Id ~ diseise ndcrs
tIeu bald Even then, he ever, vii icstOTc
he hair in all itt oisInal lu and abundance
Commercial.
Vermonters read the advertisement Of The
N,r.n ..ccOrd aud Iner' III his issue he pro
pcctis therein nth stands unry-lleI in tie anual,
Of Vernon Journals Nv y pe.son Is intrrr. /
I'd in the State It larse should The Vernon
Record and Farmer. Head the offers OF premiums,
headed "FKEE.'
To Holders of Government Bonds and
other tiles ether valLables. Union safe de-
post vaults, IL street, Byston. Lee HIG IN
son CO. offer for rent, Safes inside their Vaults
rates from so to II per They also offer
receive, Spec al DepO Biiee, securities of per
living in the county ravellin abroad, Officers
OF tie Army and Navy, Mases of Vcssez and h,rs
Circulars, containing full pa iiculas forwarded ap
plication HEN y LEE, Manager
Boston, March l, 1s6s.-sp. no. Tyr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
ftH3.! sj:sG Ro'cdyi$H.

There WIS a drunken row at Bill'S hotel.
South Ia dwirll. the night Of Dec. 10 Il.
and also on Christmas evening N ball.
-tbout . "'ciu"1 Christmas night. the land
ioId ,BiiU was 80 drunk lac was laid away
aad u'! nu: appear again till the next
mornia-. and lnc boys that came 10 thr
bail hai biz drunk also. seen ailer. q
petition aGU. ,--cl 10 HE town authority.
pr1, iug 10 have BHl's li.en>r vacated was
signed by fifteen or twenty citizens OF the
village. but the >clecimcn thought best to
u.iai III The whole OF them. and give BIZ
al opportunity to rcdeum The character OF
his house. Therefore on the 9Th inst. onr
1T them was ar,aigmed before Henry Blake
and Henry Powers. E~qS.. ami although
=. owed guilty OF drinking. and OF ben.
guai rrlsomc. vet he was acquitted hy the
juy. some thinking that because nc va, a
Gliiiied soldier. havin" lost limb in the
~'rNirc. that ne ought not to be puni> he'd.
Ca the Friday following SIX others. iaciuu-
- BiiI. the InnhecEier. Were arraiEnrd.
Toui ct these paid sis each. fine ard cost,
AID The other I'VE paid 3lJ.5J each. rni~
ali not include the lee OF their cruISei.
HE good citizens of tiardwick feel
greatly cha lined at such disgraCeinl O.
cugIenceS in THEN town. AMERICAS.
The county tempe! anCe society meets
IT Last ia,dwics next Wednesday,.
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Tr"i Concord.

~ E"f toH|oI'N.
The friends and pariShioncrS OF Rev. ).
i. "a lie: propose 10 make him pastoral
visit ana donation on Wednesday after
noon an. evening. Jan. 2Oth. The ciGri-
~ people a his residence ~ the after noon.
and the younger ones AT the town hall in
tn, evening. OySIe.s and other lctresil-
mrnt ~ i'll be furnished. All are Invited to
attend.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

Las, Monday evening despite the Storm.
.poui 2'3 ol our people cni"yej the priv
i.c%e Of hearing Mr.. {. ID. Robinson, vino
iias madr himself 80 tayo ably known n
=. j. hu>Dury. Que might 90 a @Ieat
distance and not lind another village
where the Lcnefi"rmce o. comparatively
iw individuals mal>r> such lectures IL
Prot. Angels. anG such an cntc tainm"u;
- Mr. RoDinsou'- readings free to all rla:>-
- uI people.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

But two or three correspondents have
solved the apple problem, given in last
week paper. Some friend at West Wa
| teriord hts the case when he writes I'm
answer to your problem number four. |
would say that the boys sold their apples
seven for cent a long as they could. and
then sold what remained over for a cent
apiece. 50 each received tour cents" As
some may not quite see it. We explain:
The bows sold their apples by sevens and
By ones-cach seven for a cent. and the
remaining ones tor cent apiece-thus
: in -. three times and one over cents.
: in lG. two times and two over cents.
in 10. one time and three Overt cents.
Each receiving four cents.
Many of our readers enjoy these puzzles
hugely, as their letters testify: and we
shall continue them as long as we receive
Good one'. y s.. Johnsbury boy. away
Il ON home, sends us the following anus
ing one: III it takes three cats to eat three
mice in three minutes. how many eats will
il take to eai one hundred mice in one
hundred miuuteS:'
Md as This is pretty easy, we viii throw
in Il riddle which all the Young ladies at
it<.St will want to solve:
RIDDLE.
First t'kc word wueh viii 81 proclaim,
Which bsck ard All f,rw nd wi stil spell. tie am
III, add to the tir= I .cmiui.e name.
Which backward and forward will II spell! tin sans
An instrument zoo, which lsw.ers OFT frame.
Which cI"ard and t1rwar. will sill spell the SAM;
\ v,ry rich trti;, whose "a ic:I name
BON aclw.r sud f'rw I'd will It'll spcI the same
= u,asic Il lie hch 81 will p. ocllim
30 n hack~I.d aud forward spell. ever tie same.
TIE .i.itil!= of these. VIII joined. spell a name,
WE.ch ~ Won z lady antic patrs . claim.
Ant backward and fyrv a. d will i'll spell the same
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

For sale the 2-sfOry house q d lot the q.
Church spring he house IS fitted up TO-
two I. A. } WILLARD.
January q, 1867. 4lti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15

There are some changes among our
a"en's. Subscribers in West BarDe; and
Walden will no;ice We now nave agents in
those places.
We learn irsm The Freeman that there
W., 10 have been m.cli!% ri South Rye
rate to-,iay Glh) il see what can be done
in favor Of the Mon,tcIc. and Wells River
railroad.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

NV i''tN IN'i'Si's - i'i'"'iN' N''''
now Of Brandon was the lucky man Ia
sell, this week, bn,hcl of POTATOES. No.
q, for the moderate price OF S50o.
Last week he sold Il perk Tor $40. I'm,
WAS no shahl Praci'c>u ny Inc "hullH ana
bears CT fciatodom, but bona hir
sale anu the money Pald over
The town of Wells has Il citiz II who
married III l.. His first child WIS
daughter, who married ut Is and IS
months attcrward made her father Il
grandfather, at the early "g' of 81 wears.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
John Tennev Of Waterbury died. =
few DAYS no, ,C ;piur;.. r,.a;,.d ~,
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Runner, have been heard that several
custom house officers have got their dis
charge-Dormau OF Newport, Foster OF
Derby Line and BuwIes OF Burlington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-15
FLOUR! FLOUR!

December 18th, 1865.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16
news from san FrannIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10
The Unitcd States and District Courts
have adjourned, for respect to the
memory Of Judge Baldwin, killed by
the railroad collision yesterday.
The cause of yesterdays railroad
disaster Is ascribed to the negligence
of the switch tender at the connection
of the Alemada and Western Pacific
Roads. Even after passing the switch,
the accident would never have oc.
eurred but for the thick fog bank
which eDveloped the Western Pacific
train, while TIE Alemada train. was
clear when the collision happened.
and tot miles around the levels aud
1plai0s trains can be seen a long dis
tance ahead. =
Railfoad officials rendered every
assista nee 10 the unfortunate passen-
gers. aud medical aid was promptly
procured from the neighboring VII
lagos and this city. The scene of the
calamity was visited by thousands of
our residents, some IN search of rela :
tiyes and friends, and others from
curiosity. The track was Immediately
repaired. and the Hotel Express and
Atlantic Express trains came in on
time.
The following are the additional
killed Robt. Owen, conductor Peter
son Carroll Hallow, i. B. Miliken,
brakeman, f. p w. Owen. and an
unknowoo man. Wounded Phillip
Riley Stockton. badly injured; Simon
Meloche, hip dislocated; Il. T. Fitch,
g. o. Stums school teacher, leg frae-
tured; Captain Wadsworth, badly
crushed. Many others were injured,
but are able to proceed.
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Free Trade Meeting.

DAYTON, @. November 15-A
large free trade meeting was held to-
night in Huston Hall. The audience
was of the very highest character, rep
resenting all the different interests
and most of the talent and worth of
the city. The meeting was organized
by calling Major General Thomas J.
Wood to the chair, and Colonel j G.
Lowe and j. McLain Smith as
Vice Presidents. Professor Perry. of
Massachusetts,, delivered a very able
and interesting address, which was
listened to with the closest attention.
He showed up with much force and
point the iniquities of the prtective
tariff system, how the few are enriched
while the many are robbed.
General Brinkerhof followed, in a
speech illustrating most satisfactorily
the workings of a strictly revenue
tariff. Both speakers were fequently
applauded. Gentlemen in the audi
enee were invited to ask questions,
which was done and the answers were
satisfactory and telling, as..
At the close, General Wood an
nouneed a committee to organize a
Free Trade League, to report at a
called meeting.
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More About the WInnepeg Blnlcaity.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Reports about
the Winnepeg difficulties seem to be
contradictory and ambiguous.
A letter dated Pembina, November
/, received at st. Paul, says that the
opposition organized to the entrance
of Governor MeDeugall into ~Selkirk,
was of a determined Sharacfsr, and
evidently had not the force heretofore
reported. McDougall was warned
not to enter his dominion. He there
fore stopped at a British fort on the
boundary line, and sent one of his
party forward to inspect things, who
has not yet returned.
The letter states that large mum
ber of the people are opposedto their
entrance into Canada, and demand
the right TO elect. their own Legisla-
ture, which shall have the power to
pass laws of local nature, home
stead and pro -emption law, similar TO
that of the United States the dona-
ton Of land for schools aud internal
improvements, and the right to make
treaties with the Indians.
The first building fort new Cow
ernment Armory Works. on Rock
Island, is now completed, aud is one
of the most magnificent Structures in
the West. A large force of workmen
are at work on the other .buildiu 5 or
the Island
Returns from all the counties but
two in Wisconsin make Fairchiid a
majority for Governor of 5000 Fur
ther returns show that Allen (Dem.)
is elected to the Assembly from Door
and Kewaunee District, over g. L..
Harris by thirty nine majority. The
Assembly now stands = Republican,
81: Democrat, 80: Independents, 2
Cyrus McGowan, Postmaster at
Knoxville. Illinois, has been arrested
for opening registered letters and
pocketing the contents.
Backersy and Tooli6as JadaVjee,
two Hindoo merchants, are at the
Sherman House, this city.
The following are the official ma
jorities for the leading candidates at
the late election: For Mayor. Mahon
over. George Gage, 13, ,947. Treasurer.
David Gage over Wentworth, IL ,227.
City Attorney, Stiles over Buell., 1921.
County Clerk, Glendale over Solomon,
1918.
Mrs. j ulia Talm on Ingersoll, wife
of L. D. Ingersoll, one of the editors
of the Chicago Post, died, this morn
ing, with consump ption. f
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N. SCARCE. Secretary.
Late Mexican Dates.

New YORK, November "a
Mexican letter states that expensive
preparations have been made in the
Citv of Mexico, for the reception of
Mr. Seward. Rooms have been as
signed for his service at the National
Palace, but in case he should prefer
private quarters, suits have been pre-
pared for him in one of the elegant
private residences in the capital. A
gentleman of distinction has been dis
patched By Juarez to meet Seward,
and escort him to the city. This is
the only instance IN which foreigner
las been made the guest Of the mexi-
can Republic
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Financial Matters.

NEW YORK, November 15.-ln the
Executive Session Of the Gold Board
this afternoon, Mr.. Hoyt, on behali
of the Executive Committee, offered
the following resolution, which wa;
adopted:
WHEREAS, Several CT the officer:
and members of this Board have beer
threatened with legal proceedings fo1
stitution of this Exchange it is
hereby
RESOLVED, That the Board gives its
hearty countenance and emphatic sup
port to the officers and committees In
discharge of all duties required By
the Constitution.
The report of the Committee on q
Clearing House was then made and
adopted This report provides for
the re-esta blishment of the New York
Gold Exchange Bank as Clearing
House. The only modification made
to the report, as rendered by the
Committee, was the adoption of a
provision TO exclude all exeept the
full members of Gold Room from the
privileges of the Clearing House.
There was considerable shifting Of
cali loans on stocks, which. ia con
nectlon with the fact that there was a
little moro activity in the leading rail :
road shares, caused a more active de-
mand for money. Late in the day.
between three and four O'Clock, the
enquiry from stock brokers was moro
active than for long time, although
ne appearance of striDgency. The
general rate on call leans was per
cent. a>f
The discount market without per-
ceptible change. The street rates are
10@15 per cent. for prime names, and
12G24 for single name paper In mer-
camille circles there is a growing feel
ing against banks generally for &C,
commodating Wall Street speculat0rs
freely on call, and at the same time
cutting down merchants in their ac-
comm0dations in the discount line.
This action meets with no little cen
sure from the merchants. and steps
are being taken to remedy the evil.
The EIpTeSS says q project is on
foot to start bank with $40, 900, 900
capital, for the sole purpose Of dis
counting business paper. 1t is stated
that some prominent German capi-
talists have signifed a willingness to
subscribe $5 100000 to the capital
stock Of such a bank -u
Commission houses are to retire
from business owing TO the fact that
their capital does notreturn sufficient.
On the other hand it is announced
that some firms with large means, in
Guiding both commission and jobbing
houses, are to quit the dry goods trade
and start in the banking business in
Wall Street.
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Indiana Press Ass0l tafl0n.

To the Editors and Publishers Of II
diana:
The Indiana Press Association will
meet at Indianapolis. January 6. 1870,
for the transaction of such business
as may be properly brought before it.
The editors and publishers through
out the State are requested to be pres
ent at that time. Ii is desired that
the Association be made a aecrking
organization, and In order to do this,
there must be co operation. There
fore, let every paper in the State be
represented. II. II. B. MCCAIN,
President.
J. N. SCARCE. Secretary.
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Cuban News Yia New York. .

NEW YoRK, Nov. 15.--A Havana
letter to the Herald iatimates that
many members of the Spanish Club,
of that city, despair Of the coudition
of affairs in Spain, and are in favor of
Cuba looking after her own matters.
The expedition against the Cienega
de Seapera, it is feared will proEeany-
thing but a success, owing TO the na-
ture Of the country, which 500 insur-
gents could hold against the entire
Spanish ormy.
The Captain General has relieved
the officers in charge of Ceneo Val
las for incompetency and waRt of
energy. /.
It is reported that 400 Spanish
troops at Cienco ValIas have Joined
the insurgents. A4sAeA
On the 7th instant mail steamer
arrived at Havana, from Porto Rico,
bringing 800 troops. sfl~aA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

DR.. PIERCE publishes an address
to the people Of Dagiess County in
behalf of his North and Sor h Road
nearly as long as the zoad itself. He
talks about a multiplicity of things,
and quotes from Shakspeare's Mid
summer Nights Dream PUoK's boast
that he would girdle the earth in forty
minutes. The quotation. as applied
to the Doctors visionary scheme, is
significant. IF his enterprise does
not prove more illusory to many who
invest in it, than Midsummer
Nights Dream, we will throw up all
pretensions to good guessing here
after.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

TIE New Albany Commercial says
the election il this city on Wednes-
day last shows that our people are
wide awake to their interests, and
rightly concludes that the building of
the road into Southern Illinois will
be of immense advantage to the trade
of our city. AL that remains is for
the Directors TO adopt GRANTS COM
mand to SHERIDAN as their motto,
and push things" rfsea ssfg
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Terrible Roller ExpIoslon-seYeraI
Lives Lost.

HUDsoN, N. Y, Nov. IA terri.
BILE boiler explosion occurred in
Storms paperm mill. at Gatskill Village,
this forenoon. The building was
completely demolished, and several
lives were lost. It is impossible to tell
the full extent of the disaster. It is
known that Mrs..Geo Breaudow. wife
of the engineer. was instantly killed
The engineer met an instant death.
and was buried in the ruins. The
explosion not only destroyed the mill,
but shattered various buildings in the
vicinity. The ice houses of Hiram
Van Stienburg, adjoining. caught fire
and were destroyed.
In the Shaker babeds corpus case of
Sarah Ann Barbour. of Newdrop,
Staten Island, against the New Leba-
non Shakers for alleged illegal re-
stricting 0I her child. the Court, to-
day, readerad 3 decision awarding
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

THE Republicans Of Nebraska are
urging Governor BUTLER to call a
special session Of the Legislature, to
act upon the Fifteenth Amendment,
and it is probable he will conclude to
do so. They are anxious to have the
vexed question out of their State pol
itics and know Of no better way than
to act upon the proposition this Win
fer