New-York tribune., 1868-01-07
WoM4Y SUFFRAGE At RAHWAY, NJ j.

washington where she had been Introducing her
journal The Rer0tio Mr. Train interrupted her by ask
ING about the CAPITAL The following sketch describes
that the citizens OF Railway will not soon forget;
Train-Whom did you see at the CaFlt'uf
Train-What did everybody say to youl IIauglterl
Anthonv-They said as Revolutions never go backward,
they would all subscribe for the new organ oil the age
FTrain-Dd Won see Ben wadei
Anthony-Yes; he led the Senate subscriptions he Il
and win eventually too busy now 10 take II
up but it has got to come here Is my name aud S2, and
tlFns TTaISGmhst yo9 lS9 ala dgRindss sannsf say,
Anthony not see him you have TO go to bis house
saw wilson lie was very grufi said that MIS-. stanton
and myself during the last two years had done more to
subscribed nevertheless for he said, shall want 10
know what you say 20 us Applausc.l senator rome
roy seemed about the Kansas matter though he Is
good friend OF the OF and e subscribed Tor
The ReroiufiOa and paid s. IN gold saying You see
Ex-Gov Root of Kansas being present. said, You did
good work in Kansas, Miss Anthonybnt you should not
frage II was only individual Republicans.
Miss Anthony-The reverse OF that strne IL was only
individuals who helped lourlstate Central Commit
declared themselves neutral and then sent out, a.
agents all the prominent autiemaie suffrage men ana
State
Train-who else did you sect
AnthOny-Senators Anthony, Howe, Henderson, Nye.
and Drake very friendly and Senator Fowler said
We 20 INTO Tennessee He would write TO Nashville
and Memphis Did not think they were educated
up the question. but sad womans voting was only
question OF The Republicans were bound IN honor
take up the measure - soon as they cOuld hHV H.
FTrain-Did Senator spraeuc subscribed
Antn0ny-No he didn't believe In NJ. Said II was rs
much as we could do tO manage the women without
the ballot aughtor and with II there would be no man
Train-DiG YOU see our Nebraska senatori
Authony-Nes senator Thayer don't believe IN nwOmans
Suffrage said had killed the question Ia kan-
sas. and hoped would not into Nebraska and r..
senator Tipon is another style Of he paid his
money said Beroiatog is splendid name You are all
right The cause - glorious lie seemed disappointed
that Thaycr did not subscribe senator Grimes - WIN
remarked that Theodore Tilion said Iowa VIII hst
give Ms suffrage. Yes, replied the Senator we
shall upon the heels Of the first state not the
first Senators Conness Patterson aud Senator Hendricks
are too far behind the to believe init California should
be more advanced but not surprised at Indiana and
said No 10 me with an emphasis. Michigan IL
wide awake than her Senator lie seems TO forget that
women and that that small balance ~ power may some
day. throw him ont Of the senate lAppanse
prompt replies and Mr.. Trains persistent pumping to
lind out what the congressman had 10 say Miss Anthony
obtained for The Rerol,On in days and said that
the Senators told her To back after the hO
dnys and get the rest OF them.
frain~Ho about the House Did you get Colfaxi
his money like man. lApplause.l But Julian
WAS the first to sign; ana he told me that
when he the name Of Parker Pilsbury IN
the prospectus editor, he felt that We had
made selection, for Of all the old Aboonsts ho
~ondered him the most prophetic and at the time
one of the Of that eminent class Of reformers
Elliot said II We raise the wages OF the school teachers
We shall lose all daughters IL might be said that
MIR Elot's daughter has thousand dollar position M
The Normal school Of St Louis lapplauscl where the
principal Miss Brocket gets 5000 tho highest salary
paid among the 100000 women teachers In America who
iook to The Rero'oa the organ Of womans enfran.
friendly so was Gen Banks who seemed To be great
friend OF yours Mr. Train and SAID the only trouble Win
Mr. Train is he has too much brain, ana the pohcinhs
call him crazy to get rid OF hm lbouu ausher
Train~If thought was as most OF our poll
teians who running the country, would jump over
board follow Catos pan fall on my sword Laugh
Anthony-Baker OF Ilinos and Lawrence Of Ohio were
I Il nrsf al
Ihs RecOiuoH Baker said we do and asked Lawrence
where there was paper that would speak Tor the cause
Of women without sneeri Lawrence admitted that 1t
was The only argument that men had was sarcasm
al insult That's o dhe os rsr ia SG m sn ani
us and paper In New-YOrk lie don't believe ~ wo
men voting but think they would make better Repre-
sontatves than himself lLaughterl
| Train-Did you Forncyi
Anthopy-0h yes Forney said, Just the thing-Rero
Iriioi-spendid name! just the thng-subscribe for
itf Yes and he did not some editors do, beg Tor
deadhead ticket lLaughter He said he would give
edoral notice and recommend all ms friends. The
editor The LtePubiioap was also up 10 time M
the important of the time. IApplause.l
Antony1Yes Boyp3Sn i9qng l6 iin'S on , seville na,
sister Of me press-The Revoi,ftlon. Applause
Train-When do return 20 get the other menbersi
Anthony-After the holidays, when you Mr.. Train
Mrs stanton are both inyted to speak before tAe
Train-Did COlfaX give you ihe House Oi hepiesehta
| tyes .-.,, ~, ..
Trajn-How about the Cabinet. Did you get sewardl
| Anthony-No he was not home, but Geo. T. Baker
|
| at once Hc is with us heart and hand
| Train-Did yOu see McCullOch
Anthony-Yes surrounded with all the luxury OF his
for the rich and nothing for the poor ~ you
say sensation He said "No," emphatically lie SAID
we were all wrong The most disastrous thlng lhat cod
happen TO woman for her 10 enter into politics.
Woman was no equal OF Lot her keep her place ut
home and let attend to governing the nation Man
! will protect women. , ,.
| Train-Au the protection woman wants Is against
some other man flaughtcr and II men don't govern Det
Ter than McCulOch, the nation must 40 TO rum Jap
pause1 wait TIL The RcrOtiOn opens upon the nc9il
petent minister, and unless he stops playing INTO In
iaud's hands bring panic and throw our people
ot of employment, he will be thrown out OF the cabinet
| in 90 days. Loud applause seward mignt say w.
| lLaugherl But who else did you see = - q,
| AnthOny-Gen. Fremont, who subscriber ut opce.
Rnew the husband OF Jesse Fremont would stanu Dy th9
noble Of the emancipation OF her sex lAppiau'e
| Train-Dd you 60 to the White House g.,
| teryew with the President. j waited Two nouIs
| i'm the ante-TOOm among the huge halI pusnei
hers where the smell OF tobacco and whisky was power
fn and could but mentally inquire the anteroolh Vi
the Empress al the Tueries In Paris or queen victoria
teo rders appause were rs ahn eotrancs ~
buckingham Palace and the luliefes,uoh 90
use the spttoons. IanghterI Johnson $1,000 $1,000 .a al
his desk said No." had oro tnouI1a1 thSn he could
read ! told him he was mistaken ly 1na' ne ,a nc
had such an application in his llie lon recogithe, 70
said Mr. Johnson that Mrs. Stanton ana myself LOT
| two wears have boldly told the Repuohcah Party
that they must give ballots 10 Women a. W." mo 20
negroes, and by means OF me Ieepoa,t'o'a 1t IN, Mo
sions or break IL into thousand pieces, as was
the old Whig party unless get our nights Appla5e
That brought him TO his pocket ana no ss"a % 10
name Andrew Johnson with bold hahd as niucn 40 70
sav anything TO get rid OF this woman ana break tue
! Radical party. Loud applause ana iaush'erl
Messrs Ketcham, Smith a. Co. on Saturday
launched from their yard foot OF ma MAN ST. p