New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

grand democratic chrsii,n idea me question I'll OYER the
he iawsi Austria Germany, Englssd Rust. fried
nsa cannot escape the question: the lr"ld despo no
democrat than all vr be has enrschised thirty million Of
ser Far more than oave done. Applause Ger.
psay ss culver on hs 1esSa5 Ppsn shall
be raised Of grand democracy And how strange
a me mother Of pe d mann in six
who he right TO vote II nberes in the radical idea thst
an has night vote that Is inna,e " I
e great idea is the increasing citizens power
and challenge any who dsents 70 CIV me ' . h,
Of the African 70 the ballot because he Is negro Dnt
he is and ask you to-day h 1t safe to bring in
Toot AZ the Irshmen bombardDg England from the
shores continent Laughter ~Vrsns pe vi. o Vn
am in favor OF the rshman voting just so soon as ne comes
here and gives pledge that he has come III E00u ian
he sweaTs allegiance I am ready allow him to vote
would allow him 10 vote not because he uns reen or
sehoolmaster He will learn laws and our insttuons
ten times qucsly when the responsibility throw upon
we have strength aud principle and education and ens
enment Ind humanity. viii say TINS Tor the he NC
Ysiman tbe right TO the ballot And the Irishman:
cobed unwashd better right TO vote than our
our councillors guides they to whom we 80 Tor reRn
and hone ard encouragement with whom we spend our
happies moments and whose names are asoclateu WIN
and hammers and hcaveni Applause Put the side
the freshman and the African and the Other this great army
the ballot TO the freshman and the negroi Applause
Having done that shall take the rcs and best OF our
population 10 whom for companionshp ana COUNSEL
shall we take these persons and they not fit to vote
when the rshman and the African vote This is the greatest
the raudest development of the suffrage question: III mere
important that should vote than that the negro should
vote Men and should not be divorced any more ~
politics than they society in religion Let those tnat
God Joined be not pnt asuDder lAppauscl We shall get
this thing if only in earnest about H. Inc LnE h
M on Ie suffrage would not dare deny it There
is coled up Revolutionary fire in the oppressed eso
vote means not the will Of the people but the will Of
the ruler favored class Inc vote % n9o, Wen we
sneak of here 1t is not the representative OF cs
II belong 10 us part citizenship But we ere not
areung the vote merely In arguing that should vote
mean that she shall do all the other things at the PACK
self in The sun total OF well being OF the society in which
She lives argue mol for womans riett to vote Imeae
nG is romans dmy 10 d''ehe,S' ." @p" s"' S!
cuss questions Of work and workmen, The great mass
of men are that have nothing but their
Of to-day how they sha! find patience and leisure Ana
shall take the very who by training N
stinct nature is the best bfted TO be legislator hgh are
in the light which they have hitherto been discussed but
the model Of the bow your boDnes IL Is your OUT!
forward aod e1gage this great work oil reform ie
me to-day who me educator Of the world Schools books
and newspaper be vital educators heea'er th
railroads and banks undefyalue these later Nese
entering 100 period when politics are 70 u.eomo n
Question Of morals and without the ana o woman YOU
aud civil society (Appause The time is coming when we
shs position which we now he suspect SUI ,ho NJ
whisky will come out Of the mist oI tnIe 10 pc
dabbng politics than there ever has been before
needs and she can never become "ha ne
was intended TO be until there distinctions until come
70 the time when as is found IN the 2lst chapter Of
Tsep ali shall be one as God made US Laughter Let
of the objections which have been made Inc
we want TO vote day shall they vote iAppnuse You
have up this time shut W in your privileged eass
and you fully realized your dnes you have eard
the cry for bread and asked what meant DID not
understand IT, argue then that ought to vote woman
has more interest than In the promotion OF purity Does
not hall her sorrow by Of her want Of
influence and Has not woman an interest IN making
vice a crime and the vicious criminals DO yOl 'hlhk
IL woman had vote we would half many
Ii Is shame that they who have tue instincts OF country
aiion which looks remedy for such aouseshe ssve
sncb evils The household. which II saic To De woman
pry Of manhood largely depends on the atmosphere
the house who never thought OF anything outside
Applause woman who Il content TO work stock
ngs - an unideal being Is no, true woman.
bene6cen kindliness / have been asked wonld take
my wife and my daughter TO the polls Suppose did. and
loud mouthed crowd Why when should appear pathway
would open and they with conscious dignity and veed mod
would pass through the opened lane aud no one would
dare insult Would you drsg your family into the dirty
scene N politics To allow to vote is to purify politics
to cleanse tbom Applause The history OF the movement
so far has been such the sansune hopes Of
~ Mr. Bse.hsr hsn posrr % pass s
beaufulwho IL doing much while she appears TO do ue
eres with politics Certainly Will II she mixes with
tain politicians One Of them has got corruption enough to
poison vhoe community 10 not want 10 unsei woman
through her husband father brother WHY Why should
not hsS 20 Biz vote Tor himself This doe, not admit Of ar
gument AZ well Nigh, YOU go back to ne arHrfhs sys
Object a loading mans rife when the log cabin i
surrounded by wolves but II there are two niles and
she can load and fire one OF them. I want her
W VIII be vitiaied On, do not want you Mr. Fernando
tract the immaculate whteness of politics by bringing in
my wife and daughter Oh intend such thing The
excitement woman would bring into politics would be almost
inspiration and that excitement But is said that
II allowed will for herself and take Office
and believe that half the Offices which ere created posi-
Of ard eeminacy They you have been too
viii not DO your business. Scout such an idea. We
have tried old women in Office. and l think
minded earnest upright women Whoever thought that on
empress in France queen England. demeaned BY
country claim to be equally right nee democratic
country demand the same Tor untitled Amercan-he
right which the titled dame Of Europe possesses
Miss Anthony then read long address which is to be
sent in the OF the Convention to the present Congress
MR. wESDTLL PHILLIPS REMARKS
Mr. WENDELL PHILLIPS then introduced and received
have more eecuay covered the ground Of his campaigns
Henry Ward eecher covered the grounds which the
ballot demanded for There nothing let for
touched kernel subject when he that
alone woman right but her dn,y to take an active part
In politics believe that II could be said truly to-day
than any part Of history that rules the State
She made the late Rebellion Hers the potent influence
that almost tore the republic asunde That worked
wild frenzy years watched
checked never guided never pat IN the right course
friend said n she could to-day would
stop up all the groggere In New York She could DO 1t
day If she wied II Woman the recognised throne OF that
Society which she founded aud II she issued her edct
all would bow in submission. Money legal power.
Why do not women make money! The brother into
this city, his credit not good for five dollars,
his opinion worth less. He remains here a dozen
years walks up and down Wa, aud suddenly be Is power
"a force lie cluchel opportunities Why does woman
do that Because you do let hebecause IL is reputable
for boy make and not for tho sister We cannot
be legaied into change OF this system The medical
fesson full Of splendid prizes Why does not obtain
Of Because she does not that she wants thew
No college would dare shut door her face ~ each
said that only from MOmah hand would she