The national Republican., 1867-09-09

This asooiation, through their Board Of Man
agers, have issued an address, from their head
quarters In this city, "to the friends Of equa
rights from which We extract the following
deeply impressed with the condition o
woman, her duties and responsibilities and tn,
| demands Of the hour, this association, through
Its Board Of Managers, determine 20 enter upor
| vigorous efforts for hsr snfranclisement, and
| continue that work until, throughout this ooun
try, she possesses the legal right 70 vote In III,
Government she Is now taxed to support, and IA
defend which she is required 10 sacrifice life
children, husband, property, and home.
In the District Of Columbia, and In most Of
tthe Territories, er parts laws exist which have
elsewhere been changed. This vast extent com.
prises one.half Of the area, and ns.fortisth the
population Of our republic, and Is under the i'm.
mediate control Of Congress. It Is public do.
msin, In which you and every citizen have a
voice. We ask your influence and pecuniary aid
to sustain and assist US TO procure the passage
OF equal laws, tho right Of women to the guard.
anship Of her own children, the right to her own
earnings, and to hold property In her own name;
to voice In the educational and moral interest
Of the community; and to the one thing whit oh
embraces all these and more-her right to vote.
" In this most important work We cordially
invite the earnest minds In every county and
town to cooperate, organise, and develop the
question, bring facts before the people, sRitate
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school, and thus force Il, In manner, upon the
pulpit and the press, and let the whole country
prepare for intelligent and harmonious action.
we are now ready 10 print and scatter doc-
uments, to send our agents 10 circulate petitions
for woman's suffrage In the district Of Columbia
and the Territories-a legitimate work that lays
at the foundation Of the cause We are engaged in.
eve need funds to operate. Let the friends
OF liberty and christianity see to It, that contri-
buttons are solicited and forwarded TO the Treas
urer OF the Association, and We pledge to do
faithful battle against ignorance and injustice,
and In favor Of intelligence and equal rights"
Tho above paragraphs fully explain the objects
Of the association. The following are the OH.
GERS:
Presidsnt-United States Senator Samuel @.
Pomeroy, Of Kansas. Vice Prssidents-Jose.
phine s. Grifing and Clara Barton, Washing.
ton. D. c., and Thaddsus Hyatt, Paris, France.
Corresponding Secretsry-Julia A. Holmes,
Washington. D. G. Recording Secretary-
George T. Needham, Washington, D. @. Treas
urer-Dr. Daniel Breed, Washington, D. @.
Board Of fManagers-Josephine s. Grifing, Dan
lei Breed. Julia A. Holmes, George T. Need.
ham. John II. Crans, Lydia 8. Hall, james II.
Holmes, Josephine slads.
Advisory Committee-Mrs. Cheesman, San
Francisco, Cal: Harriet Beeoher Stowe, Con.
necticutj Thomas Garret, Wilmington, Del; M. |
A. Tracy Cutler, Dwight, ILL.,; Hon @. W.
J Julian, N. G., Centreville, Ind. Judge L. D.
Bailey, Lawrence, Kan; Thomas ]. Durant,
New Orleans, La; Augustus F. Holt, Now
Sharon. Mel Wendell Phillips, Boston, Mass
Lydia Maria Child, Mass Z. Legget, Michigan
Gratz Brown, st. Louis, Mo-; Ex Governor San.
dsrs, Nebraska Parker Pillsbury, New Hamp.
shirei Lucy Stone, New Jersey; Elizabeth o. |
New York, N. y; Charles Z. DeIong,
Virginia, Nevada; U s. Senator BENJAMIN 7,
Wade, Jefferson, Ohio Martha J. Tilden, Ohio;
Lucretia Mott Philadsiphia, Pa; Col. T. W.
Higginson, Newport, r. L.; United States ssna- |
tor Joseph 8. Fowler, Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. M. |
A. Cults, Brattleboro', Vt Judge J. O. Under |
son, Wis; Samuel D Watrous, Fort Union, N. |
M Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase, District |
Of Columbia; J. Stewart Mills, Biackheath Park, |
Kent county, England; Rev. W. II. Channing.
Liverpool, England Victor Hugo, Isle Of Wight,
England!
A HINT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-Ha oc-
,asion, few days since, to step into the stove
and house furnishing store Of Mr. II. l. Gregory, /
on the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, sec. |
ond door from Seventh street, We could not help
that Mr.. Gregory had q splendid lot
Of cooking and heating stoves. His Morning
Glory Base Burner Is the most economical parlor
stove ever In use In this city. Bibb's fireplace
stoves are decided improvement on those now
benorahy III use, anu are seiipg ~ prices that
'anaet fail to satisfy the most particular. All |
Il ads Of house-furnishing goods arc on hand,
lmong which Is q lot Of improved fruit cans.
Give him a call.
FoRGERY.-Mr. Philip Wallach, proprie-
or Of clothing store No. 4l6 Pennsylyania ave.
lue, appeared at Police headquarters on Satur-
lay and stated that forged check on his name
lad been taken at the Bank of Washington for
400, aud that, from description given at tho
'ank Of the person who committed the act, he
Concluded 1t was young man named Emanuel
|anenberg, Of Baltimore, to whom Mr.. Wallach
few days before had given a check Numbered
4, and was good forgery. Detectives Clarvoe
nd McDevitt have the job to work up.
RIoTISG.-Albert Claggett, Edward Lii.
= and Henry Beardsley were arrested on satur.
ay evening, on Z street, near Fourteenth,
hargsd with rioting. Lilly had difficulty with
aggett, and q general row ensued in conse-
usnce. During the melee pistol was fred off
rom the hands Of Lilly, taccidentally,) the bul.
olored lad standing by. Justice Morssll re-
uired $500 bail from Claggett and Bsardsley
nd 81, 900 from Lilly for their appearance at
ourt.
FINDING OF HUMAN BoNEs.-On Satur-
ay, while workmen were digging for the foun-
alton Of house to be erected on the corner Of
Ixth and Boundary streets, two collins contain
lg the skulls and bones Of human beings were ,,
und Tho collins, which were almost entirely
'ne, were gathered up with the bones and
aced In boxes, taken away and reinterred in
10 corporation ground. Tho locality, II Is
ated, was formerly burying-ground, which
III account for their being there.
A CIRCUsMAN SHoT.-0n Friday night u.
10 Of Castello's circus riders, Charles Wilson :
i'd Harvey McLay had Misunderstanding, In s
rs city, when McLay drew pistol and rod at 1
ilson, the ball taking effect In the neshy part !.
the arm. Wilson procured q warrant for the |,
rest OF his assailant, but We have not heard,
yet, Of any arrest. He took charge Of the
,rrant, saying he only knew where to find Nc.
ay L.
Fun AHEAD.-0n Thursday next the
venth Street Passenger Railroad Relief Asso- =
alton will give picnic Of q novel character, -
iioh will produce no little merriment. Among =
0 features Of the entertainment will be q festi-
], with shooting for prizes pole. climbing, pig. n
asing, &c. Buy your tickets early. /,
The BALL GAMK.-Lewis Cass, colored, II
IS arrested by Officer French, on complaint Of
hn ii. Williams, charged with gambling.
Iss had been practicing the "ball game" on @
illiams, hence the suit. Tho accused was hi
ed s. by Justice Walter. In
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