New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-10
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ground.
Mr.. ro.rrR-Ibsvs never made discrimination. ! hsys
demanded the ballot Tor all classes and sexes aud when mako
that dsmand make appeal 10 tia conscience. IL you
limit me here 10 ey martial measure this psn for
Wha, difference make 10 the negro that you ask Tor us
rights ny OF company %r see emsrd tbs Woman mn
her tongue sh cast her ballot Tor MN un yoa au
The SINE espotIsa which tampes the Iegro will trampe
on woman and reoutOn after rescnton shall go on until
we have esbsh institutions on the broad basis oil
pstce 20 eli classs and coors Now how Is this 10 oppo
ston 10 your Consution II II Is 80 trample on yor CON
be of any good shall WORK Tor you on tne &
platform; but If here is broader platform on "hc" Gun
.tlnd for liberty IL ell there shall plead also. go,
Mr. LEE sad tha he believed the most intense hatred OF The
negro this city felt by the women In the heste re
most cndsA oufrges in Of riot. perperated
BY the And through the Rebellion SIN nave
3 respect the for remember inst nv motnef was
woman llaugbtel; but though am IN Iavo, Oh WV"as
rights think right thai they should nave The 'inh 'od
OF them >,
Mr. PRiscrItha, been asserted that the black man should
haze the right because he is not sure OF bis freedom
lately slaveshave the same rgh' why should we
afraid Of this quaton The greater includes the less
think II reasonable that should incorporate ~ LUIS Is ho'
q foreign question lere; 1t belongs TO this society
Mrs sid that the women who are so preJudicea
against the black not the women who now demahu
universal Suffrage She Frederick Douglass or
Charles Remond tie same as she would any otner gep.eu
Of education and caure There Is broad difference between
giving tho ballot othe negro and to women lhode 10 as
government persct you need to have women IN " on
tons cold barren and OF no account un veized ny mel
influence. -, , =
Mr. GEORGE VI SNALIFf-When heaTu tne remhIAs VI
gentleman somewhere in the lower part OF the room relative
20 the Prudce- woman against the negro certainty aa
expect that rpy would be made to anything 80 con
tempbc and unvlrthy but nasmuch ~ Mrs stanton has
fit 20 reply word from who IN not woman may
in the thsster and the church and elsewhere It is because
we have men anorg Us who prompt them 10 Suen acoSe
Mr DAVIS maSs few remarks ia favor Of embodyng wo
mans Rights 10 the Anti Slavery platform after which
Mrs SrASTov erl that 1t was simply question oftme IL
only demanding for the negro Thursday snd for
woman on frid@
Mr. CALVIN IErrER offered the following resolution
Rpcd Thai he American Anti slavery society will ortnir- a.
r.h oimpsonags recognized principle OF legislation 9y
iuhersnce Of ts object will insnsu.e active political cam
pgu each se aud BE- enrolled the names OF ho'e wn9
will pledge heuscyc. TO for for Office national
state Mune Who are not in favor Of th" great ard nndnsn
Mir PrPPER advocated the necessity Of organizing
party the support Of the embodied In the
Mr. PnILls reply question to that effect stated thai
the business OF the meeting nearly all terminated aud
would In all probability adjourn 49,
Mrs A. FosryR read encouraging letter from Ohio rela
the progress Of anSavery views in that section oil the
The CHAIRMAN Of The Finance Committee stated that they
had pledges the amount Of $50 and sbou. SEQ on hand
and indicated necessity OF forming organization which
should sbake this nation snch as II bad never been shaken
Mr. PETER proposed the enrolment OF the names o. per
favor impartial suffrage lie had the names OF over
pau.e All who were IN favor Of the during the Rebel
Ion in favor Of impartial suffrage.
INCREASED SUBSCRIPTIONS TO IHE STANDARD
Mrs. s. u ANTHONY stated that the subscriptions to IAs
Standard have besn esJ than last year and
the MONEYS 10 the treasury o. 900 larger We want to be az
e..ys With our doctrines We sdvocat principles
and hold Toe good old faith Of this society must
be returned to- Justice b. done though the heavens
should fan fAppsuse Cherries Sumner Is one OF the most
men this country to- day Don't laugh al me-
Theo Tilton you know 1t a. well as do
Mr. THrOs-I meant II a. applause.
Mrs H. AsrnoyYWe can get along with an open traitor
Ike johnson. A.
Mrs ASTHoxY made few remarks to the same effect
and resumed her seat amid considerable applause.
Mr. TuyOpogy 1IIrox-I rise a personal explanation
When Miss Anthony was speaking she observed smile on
nv and made public alluon 20 It. AT the tmr
was endsavorng paint the picture OF what this Society 80
lamb like In the pss llsughte will be when aroused ana
tAkas the aggressive Laughter and applause NY
Mr. Ir explained the position which lie took on the Wo
mems Right, question aud made reply 10 Mr. Snaoy with
out however ecltng retort from that gentleman
Mrs FosrER renewed her motion. which was lost
some discussion ensned motion made TO ADJOURN
which was carried and the Convention adjourned
The preca,ve Committee viii publish. Ia few days their
prorranme OF action for the coming year