New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

contemplated OF tho oftto pllpr 90 lhs
roEl cost Of o.st $1,000 or $4,000 Hats AM cud i' %
6oIiI'0n were then circulated .
Aletter read from Iaeaa-d Purvs ooorcd Of fh'iq
Mi CHWiR5 L1SoT Rr,0SSp UolorsD took Oc p,,ifoTs
and Insisted that the blacks danger OF beng oye0O
IN the discussion lie orga,l az locgh AZ ns thc prop,iy
and Intelligence qualifications
waited until obstacles removed before insisting on uss
Bong done were Ike the fool ia tho fable WHO col on
Dank waiting for The river ~ run By Tho wa!3s nir
the workers and now in The hour % oppo'uniY was &c
time to strike or political cnlnclisemcnt Tho cause Of
the pulpit carpings iom the dress and o from lp',
men but there was not them all who would NJ
hs OLssrl BnowS threatened Sa tai Biot Tor wOn
matter dnned in tor ears for % years The women knw
what belonged to them and they would give up until
papers have payuy anticipated that OF these older ID
yocotes Of the reform might die OFT sometime NO rcformss
bear charmed life and few should pass away bundled
would rise in their place and carry on the WORK
Freedoms battle once begun.
BeQueathed from bleeding sire 10 son
Though baHied off is ever won
Mr. PARKER took platform and consrstuaeJ
the friends on the seriousness and eaesno Of those so
Divine Hand was never planted IN vain and n never roo,edp
%S y Us DS s M9G S %S & ad o S Sa
tell the assembly and all the people that the time approached
when they should and hear stranger thingA
Mrs STANTON made statement that there 70
medical colleges in this city oil OF which women taxed 10
build and support but of which woman could
student Two educated women, the Misses Blackwell
endeavoung establish female medical college the corner
Of Fourthave and Twclnhst but not endowed and
had hardly any OF the appointments necessary the acquire
meut OF thorough scientific education She Thought that The
IL colleges which were taxed 70 build ought to be
opened women else that the shonld properly ondow
the one already appropriated
EVENING SESSION.
The Chairwoman read the following letter:
SUSAN B. ASrHoSr-My Friend, e.unO, be meeting
coSp sSss would c.% q. ballot or women
said that women Son ~,P, 6 Se, :st s n -, @
bound i that American .1ss who w1, the A%sa
iptgsnnce toward womsns right Of uh ot only sound paf
'% ' Ike s my d,S S S: '%i .i. equally viz
Miss OnMriA Brown first introduced. She .,H every
man would admit that upon the principles ian If Wa ONLY
the right OF suffrage should he extended d;cncr a. L., ~,
resisted up9n tue narrow ground Expected to meet With OPP
posiOn all good causes unjust opposition and pcfscpon
Som dePrecote be agston OF this
tom now G put ia pei the extension OF he franchise 10 he
uea an they forget the negro iro'acn The negro women
need ho ballot thnn Tho men Do Womn and everybody
800 years Of Nazareth who declared equal zig Tor
9 n Showed rights in society 10 The family in the
Cbch he said that IN the New Kingdom there should he
a,nac tc vc, doctrine coutcndng ior today ZAP
psn.. Ms Brows closed with TN appeal 10 the andenec TO
see to n Aa' sone "o'n'" "''' e'"' W '"'
suy read the protest and memorial to Congress re-
nonsirung against tho insertion Of the word nae IN the
National Constitution aud pci'ioning FOR guarantee OF I'M
partial sufrugc without reguid % sel
Mrs Fr,NcIs ID GoCr took the stand and proceeded to an
eloquent cVcw of article sganst woman suiage by Prot
MOI only an insult 20 the WomnnhOod 81 this land but libel
upon the manhood OF the also II 1ammnny corrupt oil
nsn "' and vsee sy could GO Women emmett mt ets
where now they could no, be thrown within reach Of more cor
Inang Influences the, were involved IN polite, aud met =,
the polls he ieughs as Professor LOWS chose to call
the noble manhood Of America
LrcT SON moved to suihore the Committee change o
memorial 80 as not TO make charge an aiont 10 "omsn
and every Republican senator sd monitor except o9e WON
they had approached upon the sbcct had announced belief
Mr. Plrswr spoke length show that In the law,
had rights that M, boand TO respect The
audience obviously against him. however aud Mrs
Stouea proposition wa adopted
manyize woman ~ charged b. Prof Lewis II
not ior hcr ray decide She beloved however last
when God established principle lie mndc y ,le 20 ea'! aa'
tain rcpcc or but be was iimd lie lacked lain IN
Mis-. Brs.E Bisut quoted NJ. Lincoln ssyias that
could represent another Tho ballot bon and coz
tended '1 W S w. so, .he fSr protect fec because s
Sl L. independent AID w in great measure h. aecndcd
OF tha prsi inds counterfeit in ito today ~
hnd In denni Of The ballot 70 woman ~ expression
IN another iom 81 the contempt tho sarnge c, Nhen he
makes hef BIZ mental To young employment aud once
and opportunity orn became be has ~ j. 70 have vote
and oil stand ready 10 P him nos That Do mas he ihem
picture Of The disability 81 working womeH On heiE 'f9sss fog
bread and lig wages aud claimed That the be" Woll 20 nI
iownld remedyirg the evil
Mrs ENrsINI l. Rosr aladsd 70 remark that bad been
made 10 The effect Congrcssmen puing aud hccon
ing convert. womans rights she had 10 la'h In o. M
Chase Jugc told her 20 years in cincinnati ihs ne
ipe ever since s1sher he sad rsceiy tisi the bsO,
is educator and that gives scir'Ifct aud prosperity
We'll now II 10 gives education. sid The speaker woman
wants fr hat II u gives sef.c,pec .te assurcy needs
for that And II u brings nccer VITA 10 hat also 10 the
direct line OF er ambition Apphse II wa ssid that woman
did moi wish the ballot some ddnot She remembered ons0so
circulating petition ont IN Ohio 20 s'i law 90 That woman
would have night to her own child ~ cste 81 lhe death Of he
father. good many women rcis 70 Nsn ~ saving hey
had gh enough Prof Tsylor Lewis aroI horrible illnss
might Itsi women we're allowed 70 'ois an ~ men w
great Bona wished TO reconstruct hs6osfnmeh On n
Gle arpeaied Paris paper which made ~ ans '1s re
question WIS whether Wonnn ought NOT 10 W. Wohvte9 g
law iiom carIirg the alphabet Lslglt0J The argument
clear and eusy The ALPHABET rns he origin OF al thi
woman rights agitation HAD II not been io mat ~onah
sht have been just submissive A. Adam Wa u I've
hT.t gave Adam the mutt Of The Tee ~ knowledge and
Adam has handed n down. laughei.l Professor Lows
sion InuehcrI 1he speaker would ROT lie ibe corru
tons o. the polls So II found itn could NOT
reform Lsr hy condition she world suggest that the men
STAY OF sf business Tor willie ard lei the 10 The
voting Appagae No wonder politics was dfty poo,
Professor Lewis drive al the of bis chl.,h ior
faonbs only men theref be could to stay
aue ter aud applause That = Just what ais TammaHys
lot OF brutal men II is not oil ucs either 3 whisky that
ais Tamunny The voting ami chuyassng will always be
done lee In such den until women vote then tie
Political esn'.s ma! % a. ni
Ys spJ ~ mperti .gfrss, and hen they Lecn bg
expainaing women rom The uniSeSe. lATp.aussl The
speaker coted BY calling I'm TAM ~ end W. Greeley 10 ne
fof their inconsistency IN declining now TO demand tue
A. his poIi. MARI D. Wilbur Aa,mbymsn elect sent up
bic card edspg lis rJs' end s9PS o,ls e'u' lie
Mr. RroND coloredD referred at some lenstL 10 tie mani
feat in The treatment Of blacks Ia public
suces and In public halls bu feared that this s
cherished prtudces 70 extend 10 Them Tie hand Of
civil Fellowship lie angned Mr. Greeley for neoHisteey
ard INCONSISTENCY and concluded by ebubng tfe late coorcd
oples convention et Albany for refusing 10 admit Miss An
thony 10 a seat M ,
an Effort wss made 10 organize city Equal Rights Associ
alton Few Of the tight sort Of people responded "
summons aud ID vas pOstponed.
Convention haG toeaby well attended throughout
he st session having BY far the largest audience The idle
curiosity which formerly brought together vast crowds o bear
woman speak passed away and large numbers 81 Hose
who now gather nTouId the platforms 81 these meers NE
dawn nv M soTng and permanent interest the