The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

wish planted, do il when The time b a. hand. you
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done now, and the impulse has spent itself All progress
grove Oy jumps and spurt. TINS is the time 70 advance
me 20 organize them therefore say that whatever
& 70 be known for the next fty years. prscii.
forced now The truth have urged that women
the right OF suffrage, not that Cinnamon have the
sniraae, not thai the Yankee born has the right
suffrage, but that suffrage is the inherent right Of
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Russian government. nor IN our government except
scoordlDs 70 our ins.itusons aid our institutions make
the government depend on the people No Is
citizen and csmpetens 70 defend himself that has not
all thess righia therefore advocate sectional
Cor ali that live and breathe upon the continent do
mot put hack the black mans smaucipatiou NOR DO
sak no. that this work shall be- done because is
&: e. Is. .ss s The u sss !.
.ss nov nov. !. J, !. any other time: Yea ylli
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cIassss among the whites let be DONE in the name OF
God while Provden sin says come But take Wis
f .ss ,sH I'm . as..ss ssy: ss
yea 81 t:a nAnshtsE Now, even y !sse 2 oon-
q , y e q: 3: d. g. ~ s 2 .vs s
b more likely 70 get y BY demanding NE veee fee
syesyb0dy iremembsr when . boy, whom Dr.. Spurs.
.hs idea Of phrsnoogy bsing tsus p, Not long sis.r
that mssms.i.n esms and people said, '.nssmsrsml
sense in that-tIaushser,- = icr mssnsrlsm p
taughtsr Soon after that sprtv alism was talked Of
~ s: @:y 70 .a Il
position 10 70 take one step before him. Gaughsr
Ssns crafty desire 70 catch msa with sus TAKE
standing here defend this principle and its PM
leve easier 10 carry that doctrine Of eafranchise
nent for al than IL rs to do 1t for class do this
We entered upon era such a. never before oc
Cured. We have got where We need prophet and We
rising IN The horizon thick and fast sometimes il
TO that shat latterday glory which the pro-
phes spoke Of and which ever since with faintusss Of
heart has been longed and prayed for was before vs.
see the fountains Of the great deep broken up For
something good such pass has been brought on the
day among greater in the power Of thought greater
in the power Of conscience greater in the Of self
such ns ss such snps
such power OF characterization, think Is about to b
developed % cay nothing q the spectacle already made
guine and the most farsished Neverhelcss white %
much Is promised, there are attendant evils 1t
eomsso nntasosd men, scarcely as removed from
savagcry, " tho ballot box. II 10 dangerous thing TO
while he learned % put bis hand on the helm Of affairs
in this free nation. IL is dangerous thing % bring
men Without properly 2, q into 's
dangerous thing to bring Women mot accustomed TO
these things suddenly into The Geld Of voting admit
pvt every man Of under the solemn responsibility
Of preparing these persons eecuay for their citizen
fear, them educate the men that you are afraid Of
voting against you say TO Vie top Of society just as
tree thai hss rsSsss srs;nsa n. avn roos
i had better be struck with lightning. tLaughterl
There ne no man, from the top Of society 70
himself-give him bis own rssson, educate and
and devsIop him. will have the same instinct for his
himself much ~ he made the Pyamid 70 stand ON its
own bottom. HAughfsr.t Il viii take place 1sD not
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are allowed moro use OF themselves They wall make
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DO not despse the rich thank God for ihem thank
God for those that reposs their literary aurss Ny
heart Tor every thing that God looks on--wom.
insect all that es in the swims In the ssa walks
mortality in i,s bosom seek those lower down that
may lift them la this spirit Say there 10 no
We are attempting TO undergrad society and stop It's
leak by putting under II, not political cxpediency but
merely remove ,h. dieaiiy but that Win carry ihis
nation forward into grsat and lustssous future moro
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RuARks N NV. SAMUEL nAY:
Rev. sAsus. J. NAY remarked q jastly 70 BE- ~
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fnily and was entitled 20 shs coassdsratoa q the
highest questions that interest the human mind and
would no ons - %
OF human beings that sssm 20 have little Or nothing 70
do xisn QUE smother Give them the opportunity and
Fundamental principles that undsrs these qusssione
than among the men. Let the women be summoned
guarantee to them Of all their rights aad privilege
human beings let them be summoned 10 our sides.
ify What God doubtless dsssasd IL 70 bs-,hs land q
the truly free and the asylum Of all the oppressed that
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Of the citizens OF sslf-govsrning nation Applause.l
rr Dcwnyc. coiored gentleman, offered tho follow
ing resolution, which was adoptsd:- $1,000 N 1890
World yoasn tss s:i!st "a ssasr.
ssisT.sood Sa. rsiS,cs n sSs herss.ns ssninsis
BsSRy c, wmeEr next addressed the meeting, saying
thai the sebisct Of negro suass did "a enter into the
question: but thai womans right Of suffrage the i'm
l. Rssosp"rhe en- name Of the .s.ocsssonI. call
aud psspcss Involves moro than the saranchssnsnt Of
!. e wrear eo"iiaued his rsmsrss, snd Stated that
Wendell. Philip was a. much N fsvor = negro suffrage
discussion arose on this point, when susan b. An
hony STATED that thev rot assembled 20 discuss
whether right not 10 their optaions but TO
ascertain whether The principles Of The association were
LucretiA Mott here left the meeting, when Elizabeth
aEnamks nv cHARiss LESSox ansonp.
Mr. RRnoEp remarked that he could not conceive Of
more unfortunate position than that occupied BY the
three or four millions or freedmen In this country
bearing the OF reedmen while al the privileges
we're cenied them HIS fellow countrymsa long sgo
fsu the necessity Of immediate emancipation, whom 10
cosd have been brought about without crAcs Of life
or treasure; but then they deemed 10 better 10 wak
They TO profit by the example and sxperSsuce
Of these who went before them, in demanding that all
hosa who we're denied their rights shoulrsceive them
al once and altogether. II the negro placed N i'm
placed IL equally in hrs own way. Al . coorvd
man he there 10 ask for his every right In this
country but The expense Of the smallest right
attaching sdherss TO any other The prsssns hour
Was golden to every person wishing well to the
common welfare OF the country He would not recon-
mend thst Frederick Douglass be scnt the Legislature
or Congress; but " coIored hsd the right Of sur
ase he would recommend that ucreta Mott DO sent TO
either place. because he knew she would exert In
hnepce Frederick Douglass could got Applsusc
En the franchise extended 70 women the country
would fail u be what trainers Of the constitution not
only desred, but believed IL would bec0me-a free,
Independent and truly democratic county.