New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

Mr. VAN CAAiPEN moved that the vote be recoHsid-
Mr. AEDBEWs rep. onondagal moved that the second
prOviso which allowed citizens who had been citizens for
Carried.
J. so thai tho voter shall be resident OF the district IN
Mt WAKEMAN CRep. Genesee) thought this woud be
hardship In his town, which was composed OF four eec
ton districts II changed his residence across tho
street he would lose his vote. -
The same view was taken by MI. hEkNAN tDemp
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blow at the "repeaers" and he hoped would be struck
boldly He protested against doing anything 70 beneht
those men who took contracts for dozen or more votes
Where honest vote was lost score O dshOhest ones
"SiD Mr. ROBERTSON Dem, n, " offered an amendment
srbsfitnfing town or ward" for district :" lost.
Mr PRINDLE d;oI., ChenangoJ moved TO substitute
A count was taken upon Mr.. Lapham's amendment,
with the result OF 08 Yeas TO CS Nays -
The Yeas and Nays then called for, ana pending
the call Mr.. W. c, BROWN Hep, st. lawrence moved to
amend the amendment Of Mr.. Laplam by naLng All -,
days Of tho election district in which he offers his vote
The amendment was accepted -
Mr.: :HARDENBURGH tDem., ,,Ulstcrl and Mr.. YOUNG
Dem, Uste opposed the amendment ana Mr. Nf-4Dhh
The amendment as amended was adopted by vote of
Mr.. CURTIS Gep., Rchmond offered an amendment
striking the word inae, and adding or her where
ofy Mr. vGRHVEs rep Herkimer) moved to amend by add
ing And all women OF lawful age OF Ike cillzensp may
vote Tor the same officers at an election 70 De held on
over the age OF twentyOne years sha VOTE majority OF
al the votes given shall be IN fVOr OF exercising lt
i've franchise" Objection made, but tho fttESl-
DTNT ruled that 10 was IN order
Mr. GREELEY (lep, MestchcsteT said that the Com
mttee on Suffrage had considered this whole matter de-
Eberatey aud decided to enfranchse black men because
the black men desired IT, and TO Withhold ~ fom women
because the women Of the State did not want H. II any
one doubted this let him ask the next twenty black lnon
! and twenty women whom he meets lie believed tnat
governments derived their just powers IRON te consent
OF the governed, but this was proposition 70 compel
women TO vote, they wanted 70 defeat IT, He 5 wpnl. @
agree to proposition In which the woman VINO oiu hot
vote would count voting in the negative Not ol
tenth OF OF tho state want 10 vote, or Wouu
ask for t. lie opposed TO this proposition because "
placed women in the position OF place Tor Whc
nature had not fitted them. He wanted the women on
the State 10 speak women not as mel lie W0ula
commit 10 their domestic questions OF marriage sep
aratiOn, and the household Let them have their
/ own meetings and conventions, and they VIII
| be heard This effort Of few women
10 sneak for the whole OF the State ne repn-
dated Mrs Stanton would not consent 20 this separa
tiOn OF sexes. She waUted men and women mhgle9
together wanted her proposition presented pc anu
simple without proper authority from the women OF the
State The eloquent gentleman from IschhDha tsiI; +
Curtis who spoke m favor OF female suffrage lnstanced
Queen Elizabeth Did she have Cabinet OF rarnamen.
OF men and women together or did she stn Keep tlle
apart lie appealed 20 the history Of az ie ny
eigs from SeInramis to Victoria N support o his posi-
ticn. They had all recognized the natursi POsion Oh
MI GRAVES racp. uerLinetl thought that the wo'