The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

could her sous be magnanimous noble and just
Yet such vase the result OF the home influence,
Of which much constantly being said.
Such the great normal scnooi OF legislators and
Presidents! Such were the boosted mothers, the
women who governed the world without enough force
or dignity or principle 10 stand upright themselves.
The speaker continued To argue that 1t useless to ex
poet the republic TO be firmly or permanently s"cnred
and established until the right OF suffrage IL accorded 70
women The par.isans OF equal rights. she continued,
are the only people who have struck the key note OF the
reconstruction Of the Union Men talk Of equa " im.
partial" s'manhood suffrage they were kneeiing for
universal suffrage To woman IL was gwen TO save the
republic, and to allow her 70 perform this work she
would neither place her at the feet nor the head Of
man. but on the same level platform OF equality with
Rev. samnei J May, sojourner Truth the colorsd wo-
man, Charles Bureigh and other speakers addressed
the meeting next elucdang 10 their peculiar way the
the oid coored woman saug negro song 70 the amcse
ment OF the meeting.
Mrs. GAGS next spoke, covering tho ground already
gone over BY Nrs. Stanton and she followed By Mr.
LUcRxnA Morn arose TO rsute falIscy she claimed
advanced BY Mr. Wendell Phillips. that woman did not
want to vots She argued that this only showed bow
they have been crushed by aud how powerful must
desire TO VOTE that only demonstrates how she hos
been kept 10 ignorance Of her rights II she was onco
Or long tinc 20 Il does not follow that she must DO
The resolutions were read al various stages Of the
meeting and responded 10 separately. They read col
icctively ~ follows and were OF course adopied:-
Resolved, That governments all services 10 the
exalted and comprehensive involving does, all the
political religious educational and moral interests Of the
Received That to speak Of the ballot article Of
pool OF politics" is most demorlizing nation based
Resolved republican institutions are based on
gs no as s 81 OF the people g
n the !er
5 s SS o. rsss% not g %
and cheat them Into the acceptance Of measure which
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the party and has received the sanction q re
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sos sRass 70
Evening session.
In the evening the meeting continued the ap-
pointed hour
LuoREnA Mor, taking the chair called on several
speakers, who did not however. appear Ha
Colonel MORSE of Missouri was the first speaker who
appeared the stand He said that republican gev
eminent DO 80 in form Is not 20 in fact and no
government can be republican either in form fact
that not willing TO accord equal rights TO ALL II the
ballot at for the better half Of The people, why
should II Be for the No government proper
one or . republican government that excludes more
than onehaif Of its citizens black and white from the
right Of suffrage II woman elevatss society BY her in
nuencc In social life why should she not do Il in poticss
We might have less corruption In politics than have
now II female suffrage was allowed. Where the male
mon opposed 70 their interest," is very difficult for
worknemen to mako terms favorable themselves with
women too II they had the powerful influence Of the
ballot 70 sustain themf This that should DO
sustained It should 20 forward. (AppIause.)
ADDRESS PARKER PnsnuRY.
PARKER PnsBURY was the next speaker introduced
He asked when bad nation become wise or good? The
world has an accepted chronology Of six thousand
years. II IL interesting TO know what governments
have been In all that time, and particularly In modern
times. Germany at one time nearly ruled the world;
himself nearly Of half the world. But he like
others sunk at last leaving France weaker poorer and
ness and wealth. manages 10 grind down her peope nth
. taxation unparalleled. No nation maintained
moro precarious existence than England, with Fenan-
ISM reform leagues meetings and riois and her great
national debt No one can tell how
the nations OF Europe may fall. They move
them or how soon their fate may come No nation
has ever attained respectable manhood. Let US see II
ded but we have before Us the or
Ave or six thousand years Instead OF Washington
We had got down 70 Buchanan. Instead OF a John
and open rebellion. We have President
who refuses 70 do his duty, and Senate
exception to the general rule Kisses appause
The country has fallen sick and is the hands OF very
moro anxious to divide the property than TO restore The
patient The right Of suffrage is OF the dearest and
y Rudsdn q hs o.cs was
Washington and Buchanan II was always his. We
talk Of giving the ballot to those whom God created free
and equal as ourselves and in the exuberance Of
too, 70 give them What the meanest servants, their
women superior to the 50 called Queens Of he Old
World, are compelled beg their rights from these
give nsa s.nbs Unp
give this; no once else bestow It Il Ii woman's Il
is every ones without distinction Of race color.
men, bot whom BY jury OF Der peersi The ballot Il
mans naenabe right; Il will continue 70 be- IL the
FOR manhood suffrage, snsnssns iro@ whatever p.rsS
should be repudiated One Of the chief Of the
pioss females and sccords them rights and even msss
TRACES. says MacauIny. Womnn might make the mis-
take Of electng John Aorrisseys, even II Elizabeth
Cadv Stanton and Horace Greeley were In the ned.
Laughter and applause) The question 10 not Of
privilege, but OF nght and justice. Whoever renders
support TO the gcvernmsnt 10 entitled 70 share In that
governments Do justice. then. though the heavens
should fall and hell should rise. tAppIause)
win vote on ne ou,.,oS ss y,rv 1s., ana nr
posed 70 ssnd lecturers out there and ssk you 70
give us the money 70 send lecturers out there. We
want i've thousand dollars raised tonight. In and
twos and tens and twenaes and II It 10 not raised here
II win be elsewhere for We want The MONEY snd VIII
A collection was then taken up.
Mrs. Morr took exception 70 Mr. Pillsburys rsmayxS
that he wrote his speech on sick Ssd ,isusnssr
RKscH o. KRsKsrrSE L ROSE
ERSEsrrz L Ross commenced her rems!ks By saying
that after all they had heard about the fall o. empires
lLaughter) Give . milion q dollars. and win
turel Great Laughter We ask, We demand the ballot
This republic he's bsen destroyed; n not, why should
we BE- rsconstructing nf We have proclaimed 10 the
world universal suffrage Tho negro and the white woman
toGethsr comprise the majority IN this country that
IL y ruled By minority; for the white men are the
minority. In proportion 10 the professions OF Chase,
Sumner and the OF that class OF men, proclaim
them hypocntes because they talk about human rights
woman has the rsht q suffrage there can Oc no war.
she will NOT let her husband her sons her brothers
go 10 then. II IL necessary 70 have row.
dies at the ballot box any than in the
church, No; but IS long a. women not
there, they viii b there. Beecher says the
ballot Ia . teacher. Yes; but Il has taught
him nothing. Qaugherl am glad be able to aaree
with Mr. Bcccber in this, FOR do not often agree with
ministers In anything Ianghterl The social eviri
corruption first In your government and among your
people. Destroy these soc oil evils first and then
destroy the social evil FIRST by bringing her Up you
bring up The social evils bslong both male and
female alike The soc n remedy, then come from