New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-10
TIM co,,p1 r,IrYTS OF THE SEASON.

The current number of The Revolution does
not give evidence Of good Digestion In fact II tho con
ductors of that startling Journal instead OF being Angels
were only men, we should fear ithat they "ero ou' "
temper. See. for example. how they even speak rreV
erently Of SO great q newspaper as Inc A''"S'0'"y
Standard:
"Our DAMNED spoT v'-But the spot would not ottl NJ
the royal bidding But The Antt Sdrey Standard lhhhs
by suppressng tho name OF susan 10 hntnU d % Ts-
reports of meetings sent 10 IT, and OTHERWISE h VI ~
ReroIon altogether from its columns, 10 silence tno
tongue that dared, three years ago. 10 d he would
r,tber noserty should ask why Cato had not monu-
ment than why he had Miss Anthony hae " ~; ,h
from me Standard and in every other III me
land is no mean compliment TO her. but what Is u 70 IRE
SianddrdP For "a long time IL prOscrIpeu ~, liz ,hao
woman question: 1t does good deal better tan 'ha'
now. 49, -, -
Here, next we have our admired friend MISS susan
Anthony speaking her mind abont tho effort 10 ignore
her at Cleveland complaining that they didn't mention
her name as much they should:
Tho American Woman Suffrage Association, formed last
month at Cleveland has placed on lts lst OF OinGGIs
names OF persons VINO are officers ana members Oh tic
New-York Many Of them have written me, asklnH IL
they shall decline their appointment 10 an VIII say as
begged mo tell whether 1t would be right lor
her to accept Office In the new Society, i0u must
decide for Yourself cannot advise you one way nor
the other Tou krOW he only possible hecsS1v J0r Me
society is 10 count Oa Mrs. stanton ana Mlss Anomg
and inOrs me National Association Uhtch hey represent
and ihe Rer0luiiOn which hey publish Ana farther
viii say now that never have refused ana never sha
society taat works for tho enranchsemeDt OF woman
even went 10 Cleveland though knew the hdg-ScoTe
~ ccters.np of the Convention didn't want me there
Went 70 SEQ and hear. And from the lips OF the PRIME
r,OreTs DID Mt ONCE HEAR THE NAMEV EhsdOem Cddy
Sauf0n susan u. AnHOny The Rcrotuhon' or the
National Woma's Suffrage Association 40 NOT
advise any one to refuse To cooperate with tho Cleveland
and every other society that really aims at W0hlais
sfr m Int do urge all to use their Influence 10 ed-
cafe RE preiudced and narrOwminded there and every
where 10 "a broader and more catholic spirit.
Next we have Mr.. VIM. Lloyd Garrison taken to task
after fashion which must forcbly remind that amiaole
gentleman Of old tines
Must we believe that Mr.. Garrison IS not In his right
mudi Net satisfied with sowing division among those
Vic they arc TO succeed must pull together; not salts
fed wirh planting roots OF bitterness among believers
andparrag openly upon NE B1le and Me ohnrenTHnds
ea,c1gon or our sqres and hat neither God Almighty
nor Abraham Lincoln had dhUhing 70 90 nH ~ 0al o'y
W,I;1t JIoyd GayrfsOn-he Is now running ult-as II
ne ,n,sfook n for wndmill-aRans the only wellesab'
iisIed organzatOn OF national character for Womahs
Suffrage and The Revolution, the editor the proprietor
and oil their cOadiutOrs.