The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27

ness Of any but picked and skilled women In this dem
should therefore BE- upon ndUs prsps9n,
and sending, bands Of wouen OF suitable age conslilu
ton, training and temperament, 70 the army suci
points and ~ such times - they are asked for BY the
medical stan.
central organization 10 wanted therefore, to which
al ,nUse dssOg &c nu's may %
otherwise, may at once decie upon the fitness Of tho
candidate Those accepted should then q once be
under competent instruction and discipline flor which
understood thorough school will be opened at BY
the Medical Faculty Of the city, and occasion offers
TIE best prepared in successive order be SENT
II is felt that all who want TO 90. and fit % 10 60
should have in their turn fair chance 70 do and
not unlikely to be wanted sooner later. or thesf
many may be rich and many poor. Some may wish u
TO go their charges and others will require 10 b
aided as 10 their expenses and s Others for the los
Of their time But the best nurses shoud be SENT ire
spectve of these dstinctonsas only the best are
nomical on any terms.
II viii at once appear that without central organza
ton with proper authority, there can be no ecency
system, discipline In this mpoTan matter OF aarses
and there be organ zGton, 10 which cneerfu
submjssion will be maid except II originate Ia the
mon VIII and b. come the genuine representative OF
he women Of New York. and Of all the existing associs
lions having this kind Of aid ia view
II s Obvious that such an organization viii reluir<
generous contributions and tnat all The women or Ne
have direct opportunity Of giving support to the obe
so near their hearts, through the treasury Of this conc
mon organization
To consider this matter deliberately, and to take
common action may then appear wise, we earnestlf
invite the women OF New York AMI the pastors OF til
churches with such medical advisers be special
invited, TO BILE Counsel and action at Cope
Institute, Oh NoDcay morning De11, eleven O'Clock.
Mrs. General Dix, Mrs Hnnl,on Fish, Mrs. Lewis q
Jones, Mrs Edward RohiDson. Mrs William kirSlan,t
Nrs Robert Mintorn Mrs Judge Roosevelt, Mrs Wilio
c Bryant, Mrs r. l. stuart, hrs. D. Field Mrs Wi A
Lam astor, Jr Mrs. Noses Gr.npeii Mrs. George ii
schuyler Mrs Peter Cooper Mrs. Thomas ries,on Mr.
F. .Wiey Mrs. Horace Wehs.er, Mrs Moffat Mrs She
mad j. Baker, Mrs Robert Grsc.e, Mrs CATH a, Mr
Chsnlip, Mrs r. 8. Winthrop; Mrs Grard stoyvesan
NJs George Curtis, MRS A. r. Eco Mrs william F. Cary
Ms abram Hewitt, Mrs DR.. Psas'ee, Mrs Henry
-mith, Mrs Roswell Hitchcock Yrs Francis Marberry
Mrs F F. r. Morse, Mrs. Judge Daily, Mrs. Cnarld
Swords Miss Marquand, Mrs. seorge Go5rooks Mrs Da
Adams, Mrs Fl. Bayls, Mrs. w. Bellows Mrs Stual
Brown Mrs. Ellis, Yrs. ]. ID Wolfe yrs Alonz, Poite%
Nrs Robert Campbell, Mira H. 9ogsrt krs Battle
Mrs 9. i. Lane Mrs " d SWEET, Mrs r. NJ. Batchforc
AIRS. L. ". Brigham ars. W. Bradford, Mrs. W. +
Lee, Mrs Parke Goodwin, Nrs. Il j. Ray roond, Hrs $.
~. Barlow Mrs. J. Auchncoss Mrs. Walker, Mrs F1sf
Fish, Mrs c A seward, Hrs DIR. 0sgood, Mrs. Griffin
Mrs John Sherwood, Mrs. stephen & Tying Mrs Cap
shumway, Mrs Edward Bay4rd, Mrs James jones' Mr
Judge Belts Mrs. William Ward, Mrs Capt Coggesna
Ahs. Harrot f. Eaton, Mrs. r. G. Evarts Mrs. Judt
Bouney, Miss Mnturn, Mrs Merritt rrmble, Mrs S,1o
D Collins Mrs. r II Bovine, Mrs Il Reed Mc!lvain
Mrs. Newbold lawrence, Mrs. John Reid Mrs Caytd
Nswboid, Mrs ]. b. Collins, Mrs j. Cotton Smith, Mr.
Paul spoDord, Mrs. Cyrus ~ Field, Mrs Peter Townsend
Mrs l. Baker, srs. l.. Rutherford, Frs Charles KIM
nrs William Aspinwan, Mrs. Atram Riniuger, SIR
James B. Johnson