Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
OUR CORRESPONDENTS,
PROVIDENCE r. +. Dec. 10. 1868.

'o''' VI 'iie past week
T providence haze been the visit of Genera
Grant. and the Womans' Suffrage Conven
/ tiou. Tho Cfgtveutio, - nf S,-,rrso ~
hi.
I'll - "@' s"'VeNSi"' III p"tt'
I oil numbers. aia.t especially ia the harmo
nv of it. proceedings. AS the speakers
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. I44'!Es sue sttt'd' clergyman OF TINS
civ. who iabored under the Impression
that ,nmethiag might be- said on the Other
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HeNeIS were ee>ifedto s3leaS' reunions
both ~ the General Assembly, aud 10
& aBvresS for upivctS4I suffrage citAoui
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Gu. anu an AssoSii'asoa Mas Iosi,is'd auNiii'
airy to the New England Association. -
The Presidentof the Convention. Mrs. f.
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tiihk nest sets iorth TINS question. IL Is as
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ADDRESS up WIS. FfrzAnrry, n cu,cr.
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The hol,a, of which man 20 nrond,,. hoas,
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~ , ne,.i"a,, sitizen shall H.. .e.,ar.J 70.
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soo,,on,..- rnsuifin,r s,,,n, tha dnn,aI ~ s,s-
f,..,rye n ,ycf3a,, he dne, nor sutI;sr lone
IA In Tho darE dars OF slavery The master
y,s more ,.o.rn,,at, an,, b,nta,ized NV ia.
,,rurnI system tban the slayr 50 we he.
lipyp fhat m.,n I'm his moral nainre is u,ore
;,,i',,cd rha,, u,on,.,, bv mis- ,naon.i;,,.
II is notorious tact that the places To
Which men resort Tor the eiDoyment OF
H., H., -
mon argument against the presence Of
NFA'iNtA ~ Af@ ~ - A@ ttiaN tat't pun
deiedey MN ee endangered by gong
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years where IL ia not considered safe for
her TO go with him.
We believe that thls fact itself shows
.illt ""''''.i - iiee''ei i' sie pohs. anu INA.
III for h,tb men and womru.
And further still, We tliuk that III tho
laiis et legislation, her keeuer moral
rbran,sbonf our St,te ,.f phoJe ysiand
young men are sinking into the abyss of
because their mothers and
49, tah"V1 so'e 10 oI"t on. tlie iieehse
mes ur ciyii}zstion
ia this meeting will lead thoughtful minds
!. over Tue otate 70 rohs'aer "hetiier the |
.hnni' 10 -, NV
and women be no longer classed with iai-
ots and criminals.
Among the many speakers were Lucy
Stone, and Frederick douglass, the cele-
erated negro orator The Providence HeyA
I'd, Il Democratic paper. says: I'm the |
morning session, whatever there was of
sense and argument was uttered by two
women and Frederitk Douglass. The ar
-umeuts were principally TIA all men be-
ng born equal, (the .erin man being used
IN II generic scifse1 they should be placed
under similar laws, that there should be no
taxation without representation. aud that
woman right 10 vote rests upon the same
as mars.
nu S.tur,lav tho sti ,f This month