The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08
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nesncsd that schuyler colax would Lecture there this
evening.
Miss OIynrIA Brown WA determined that this cause
should succeed " u took twenty yearsZapplause)-
ana suggestsd as matter Of policy and economy that
their claims BE- granted Al once HAnghteEl
PARKER PILsBuRY then addressed the meeting = con-
siderable length which he stated that the Church had
shp in Congress-both Of which, he commended, were
barriers 70 the success Of the reform.
Mrs STANTON suggested that the right . vote b frs
secured then they could attend 70 the Church after
that (Appausel She also auimadverted On me TACT
that women not allowed 70 enter the medical COL
Emily Blackwc rs aided 70 build medical institute
for women 81 cost Of only Sl00 900.
Onc Of the auditors stated that mistake % sup
Ro.e .nsre Wa no craftsmanship IN Congress or Chris
Nj. PnIssuEr said when the slavery movement was
Ss g s Psps .
true, "-and instanced certain acts by Sumner as
lacking n staseemanship.
aer which the President called those favorable TO the
cause on the platform 70 organize society for New
1ork. me meeting then adjourned to meet again in
the attendance last evening at the equal rights meeting
morning Mrs Susan Anthony called tho meeting RIO 10
order a. eight O'Clock, and preceded despatch was
pressing regret at not be able 70 attend A letter
similar n sentiment from Theodore Tton was received
was iCuut ~ u0 YEun0usou W COuKresS
Of the United States praying Tor repeal Of all former
Determinations account Of sex or race which was
referred TO the committee. $500.
ERSrsSE i. Ross said that Judge Salmon Chase had
eleven years ago fnvord the rights Of woman Yet he
had since done nothing for the In letter the
An>avery Society year ago, he said In reference
franchise for the coored people that II was necessary be-
cause gave education independence, serespect and
success These just what women needed In 1887 the
right OF TO inherit her property asked
for and Legislators like unjust judges. were mportuncd
until se4s before il granted The right Of franchise
would be only obtained by importuning Prof Lewis
had talked Of the terrible evils OF giving woman The
right 10 vote. In 1901, when Bonaparte wanted to re-
construct his government article appeared In Paris
which made all PARIS smile. II took up the question
'Is II well for woman 10 learn tho alphabetfn aush
terland showed much ingenuity and research In prov
ing the dangers Of the privilege He proved BY the first
taste OF the tree OF knowledge the consequences that
followed. (I.aughter) He said addition 10 that
taste, IL yon teach her the alphabet what will not fol
owi iIaugherI Yet the alphabet was learned although
have been just submissive as Adam to Eve laugh
ter and applause The right to vote would purify the
politics OF the country II would not Tammsnize women
aughter) for Tammany what II was because women
were not there JAughier) Tho right to vote was not
q question Of color The speaker had once man
whose complexion perfectly blue laughterl and yet
he bad the right to vote uaughter.l And she had
known some men that were green naughter that Ind
the same right u4aughter) AZ a just privileges for
woman she contended that suffrage should and would
yet be given 10 her. (Appausc) M
very eloquent address delivered by Miss Bessie
Bsbce OF Boston, and remarks were also made by Mrs
Francis f. Cage Parker Pilsburv. Lucy Stone Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, and Messrs. Kemond, Downing and Rea,
after which the meeting adjourned sire die