, 1869-02-13

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can rtrty-.Mr Booth. Horace Greeley. sSe11su- 4
deli Phillips tncludeo-ahat they rcfassnS Wen-
tss. "a sho ba:s md while women were L ss,ess ~
=: NJ: Ltonsld .a!d hs thought Miss Aa,s,.-
pe1fonas n feelings, outshe resolution saas ~. e
icy. J. z. Da51lss sad that II tho reso,ut,,.
are no - ~ y M @ssas tnat t tse woeo
A resolution Wa wanled dscIatinx IN .ayoe :;
ehnef 7nd, on9 OF nc ottoF.
@ sssss softs n'sTd 81 s9spsst 5s.oses
no seees.i:;; ct c5E: "a Fine liz rcsoSution nov
,od nnosF aiseoss!on nc lhuuRht the pas'ags Of #
wo9.o s pnt PACK the female suffrage movement Ten
=. ~ brown moved to lay Tho resolulion on tho
". Stanton wished to sfeak, bu. va.neel..ea
THE RkoLu11os Anorrxp,
The resolution wns pat and Carried.
Mis- An.hcny would like TO hsTc thc ro,o "
b taken sgain. 50 thAt The men mifht vote Al III.
tlc weaker and tho women little st1onccs.
Tne -s, rots ~au put saaln with apparently the
Mr. b soth moved TO lay tho remaining ,,so,n.
tMns upon tAe liable. carried. Aeso4o'
be permitted 10 make An explanation. Cnrricd
MRS. bTAh1oH
eaid she did not know, sitter her reuarks On
TLutsda, e.eniug. that she md any e1plaua lon
to masc. Tho ereat QncH.lon before It's natto on
TO-DAY was on what baa!s shall VIC rceonsIrurtl
The principle Of universal suffrage, OF ati(i clnv
20 IT. s5s sksd
to the proposed manhood suffrage amendment to
thu constitution, not because sac WAS nos willing
alvtys ad!ocate1 The right OF suffrage for liua
and ths slack woman /; but 1ha was moi
y.1l'nE q thas all e'ssses q %sanoea M
woea o th. nson nooa a,so ~ ~
nrtcd out 70 wutnrn In tho courts. II the saxon
fathers could not be trusted, how could The mill.
feeling Of hostility to the negro, because she had
Advocated his cause tor twenty years, and had
bxsn ostsse.sed !.em society tof x.lk,ag IL sh0
| The loud.monthed Kepublcans. who were Today
IN farCr Of ucgso suffrage, had hissed her 10
"a nS Fl a., 6 ~:
government undes which they live. Shv
asd ds 5eF g. 'oss ssso " Of h' u: Tees
se,vcs. She aanted to hase voice IN making The
them from the ten thousand temptations that beeet
the tropCeat men III Washington, bccsuSc there
was no woman'1 xotcc 'hesc 10 bold them In check.
She had s1iDplg offered the resolutions TO ctli out
discussed for tho eake OF e&luca,iou.
said that tho Eqasi Ti Msh,s Is assoei:,lon OF Wis
coptiu would hold 4 convention In Milwaukee,
week amer Ec1t. Every Other consideration aayt
the question Of femalo sai1tage. II was frequent
ly raid that tho women themselves were opposed
| III &uG uQbEtAClk, put aQ3 HAlDfltY OF FHHlGQt II
Ter ibink1o9 oi i, vii want Is vote. nut snp
posing tcu ont OF a hundred ahonld not waut Il
yotu. was tho'o sny ret.on why tho other n.aet,
ccrc1y claim. DC beloved the tl1nc would COM
VIXEN mt would bo Willing to accord to womeI
| the same iiglts they enjoy them, Gives.
| REV. H. L. COLLIER.
Lond calls were ,hen nlado fos Rey. Lard Col
litr. Lie "a. called upon BY the Chairman, ant
tpoke as fol!ows: had no tntcntfou In coming Oh
the platform 10 adtEe:s lhe convention. l hay
now every rea.on 10 hcllevc that the call for th'
convention was utterly tnHtncere ; that II was no
poscd woman susee thouid s5esx @ o. tic eT p.; Il
iotn. l was in the ball yetfctaay ,monue whcl
other gentlemen VETO ,n!ttcd by Mira. L1vermon
Ms. LtyefmoTe. bee 10 Correct the gentleman
met him 10 the rear of the ha and cnrested him i
he pe% spd be
| We devoted one long hour listening to one OF The
| strongest areuments that could be naado aea1na
asmmond % could bring 8 forward 's~''S'' SN'-' '@''
81. Collier Mrs Llvermo1e did not Invite m
On the pl.t!osm. + she we1c % not M lady. sna
phaeis, thst tage net lost my memory: rtitsse
snd ditordsr.l regret ths treatment M "; Ham
as %
70 h'ys ,s &C., eE peT y0fs Sc. Gs tea
s!:s:es. ?'''s?j ~; IT, 9sy e : S;ss:
Sesr Ths Oily opset'oa s"; ii 1--we 10 inlespe.
.sshat Il wtll use up any ten n,.1utse. l Do NJ
krov Whether you wiu witt lake 1t out Of my tiu
1he chsr IT, q Collier ii II las % tse oos o IA
not be interrupted.
a III. Collier. Whatever elevates woman, eleyat
pans paa ni1 ao i "a
SDG 1oG. about t hes sEa. ne aaa sa tse
ny S.' ae Siass5 ssSe @ss!e5s sasasas ee'
ess s esn sns M ssas ren
" arc not taking their necks out OF yoke but %
N ,,ns saeaa tntS YOKE: IApp'sussl nay ssa1
= 4 imposes upon me- but a woman csrnot. ha
moi heard read SINGLE logical sr7umens that
egsn On the n aro1 M Of
y y !. a-surnso, ron ono end 10 the o.he,. Ne vt
~ ~ told here repea.edy thts afternoon, that the In
q such .h,re; It 4 purel, political right, and .
+ i q t!sts.nsn; * yo'ss: IA de psopi
n 1!lc nail on The head when he said the legisla'
~ ~ OF Wisconsin said h'e w1fe told him to votc
n and 20. ard be went and did t. J. ss not the g
- great tesults, but the secret, hidden. unse
Il Il eauses. Whenever NJ wtfe iake. her stand
h assay yo Fit sae
" heEe then her temlnaiity, ht doucsticty. are
VI sitoJec. sno Is an c1nnl no longer. wish to
y y .tat could Induce tseec women who arc clam
~ ~ Ing for more rights to perform the duties tbs.
Se ,mmcti.ae!, Al their feel. Miss va,pcn,er wont
c tho coiEt of India md presented herself before
a ne tc educated" Now, in almost every city Of I
esep s Sed ,a,n H. . m III .ns, ss
,as sls Je,u.. lApp.u:e:] The '9snenI.e VII not
,aa ,Sc It, When csu be pcstuaded thai onr laws vii
Hay eh' sh.s ~ x ;ssSs ;tst"d eny
luu statement that men for political government
'h' jaa, az pnrc as women, and bclsevo fur:bc1u!
e." iig down from this htrh pedcstsi of hcr bic
thu and puser na,urt, and mixing into these necr
NV NY ~ outlcs Ct repub lean form OF government
70 ~ = an5. tns1oofe she eorrnp!s1 In go1o1nn,
bad fAisses, disordcF and j app,.atsl;
Th! .n.a he qs. rss asd s1 testfy sst he had
10 tiop. While, however; his oolrc1tous bad by
.aS snS gtcss. .IApplsutc] ne could not ges over
rsr Rho objection. nos any Of tho other objection
ia nsa n1v. Nh. COLLIER . .
}vs, IT. raid II ho had been reviewed Al was Mr.
va va mold he should not ca!i i courteous.
:n :oy. sa,d The trouble with Mr. Collie. Was that he
~ thccn IN the convention enough.
1S hEv. n0nEHr CoLLTxh.
rr hciug called upon, eatd he thought bis TO
; Sey nrother Collier dad tho!oaebiy ioat his TEN
III lie wouldn't haze !hoaRhttnhs be could have
INV ! X 40 scontpup1Cdly,T II Ep might use thr Il
~ I}nf he knred that if MI C. again aJdtested
rr conycuuop ihcro would be uone o! tho dtsC.
1so " PREVAILED tuIins hls Tenarks. Hn "a. no,
one me Of posiiion, when he remsmncted how i
tho n9 aa1 pto6'esf5eo IL NM hdoh e.,,h
~ I,ru,hcr e. Tonld erosS into oue Of The h.ct
~ ~ | Advocates of HuuAns rights: or II he did uo
"ria Nould deserve TO OF counter alt lue urfcntntl
nut etood 30 much In dread or One objection ecc
,c,r. TO lie at The Aeart OF the xhole mattcr-that
.ins wou.nn ws.n't 10 he tried becaute VIC dtdn'.