, 1869-06-09
INDIANA.
ObiGunry-Nonsnn' Rights Convene
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Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, June 3.
Colonel D. g. Rosc, U. l. Marshal for the Dis
trtci Of Indiana during President lIncoln's term,
and Postmaster Of this city under A. johnson,
died tn Warrington City. yesterday, where be has
been slncc The inauguration. Hts remains will bc
taken 70 IspoHe. Ind, for lntermcnt
The WomAns Rights Contention met In the
Masonic llnll this morning. The hall Was com.
fortably nlcsi, mostly with strange faces though
many weltknown citizens Of both sexcs werc 10
.,e seen II the audience or on the ssage- Most Of
those present at the opcnlng Of the convention
Iiss Amanda vi, . well.fnoxn Iady.
snrn1 called tho convention 10 or,ler. she
stated what WAS probably unknown TO- or hnd
heen torKotsen hy, 1nany Of tne andIen,e, that a
Gsntzesi In 1881. and held regular annual sessions,
IN S1ftous parts OF tho State, until 1859. The
s1sastng out ot the % wa, hsa Furnished nex and
etct 70 The suppression OF the rebellion,
| OF woman. Now. when the great questions Of tho
| war hare bcen settled, and when nnothcr portion
Of humanity had been assigned their placcs rs hu-
tmc Il xoua1n to tatc up the contest where they
| had left II on, and make an edurt for the Gu
rtanch!scmcnt oi woman With this view tho
call for the convention .aA been issued and, In
response to the CALI the women present said: !:
| s'Aiss r., do not meet as oac-half Of humanity
ar7a5ed aRs!nss the other. bnt ss members Of the
same great family. for the Interchange Of thought
to devise action which might result In tho mutual
advancement Of both scxe." In this work iib-
| erar:nlnded men arc ins1tcslto cooperate.
| rKKNANKNr ORGANIZATION.
The following were appointed Committee on
I Permanent tlrEaD!zatton: Mis- nt. Mary +.
ThomaA Of Camden, Jay County: Mts- Goodwin.
Charles, 1n4lana+ol!s.
While the committee Was ont, Mr. Belleyillc,
fnf1 ~7f AFH ARf1F r
amt edited by Mrs E II Burns and Mrx. Miriam
Cote, both Present on the platform, cnhcayored to
convince the audience that The best waJ to cneour
age womanS rghtA was to fork over two dolArs
each for that valuable sheet He considered that
women were cart1eak "a 70 their rights, either
ignorant Of or indifferent to them 30 faz Is his
didnr want their ztghtA
TuK oFF1cExS
The committee reported the following uAn1eA
Tor onaecrs Of The oIEaalza..on: For President,
Miss Amanda n. Way; Vice Presidents, Mis-,
lonsley, s Clnclnn.ti, ~, Emma sEank, q
saTy, Nj. b1. Tnoma1, of Camden: Treasurer
Alh Janc TEpehlood, Of Indianapolis.
| rEHAXn11 AND Rx$nLCToSE
| Mrx- d. Thomas Offered the io1oEine:
s.ss i sd:s M i & r ms 9a:5. e
EsIS.t ~. ~ ef s,nsias.ra the n4nsh se'siaa o
The following arr Tie material ar1ieles, all d
which were adopted: .-
r. ssst.a' ta1tas1 HAL b ,s" rsaass,e1 = r
InAn and the efforts un2de for her elevation.
AIR rcszons sha1l Be apponted at each an
subjects: Woman : iaoor aud remuneration: wo
! mxax 1eGN condition; woiuanx social postu Oh
And wuusAuE edrcaaon.
Ant. T. This society shall meet Annually, at sucl
time and plaee ~ shall hereafter be dcte1uine<
| uroo- ..... .....-....-.. ....
MIR DR.. TnouAs a4ktd the indulgence Of tht
association until she could have an opportunity Q
tafin0 tssae Win Nj: Belle1illc. she coalln'
Indifferent o1 ignorant ., tne'r nssss g unsoa
,e 9e. .ns 1h'' that sonea "a. for a e.
experience. She Va. satlsaed tnsi la1ge pro
rort1on Of women wantel their rights THIS larE
aan nj s.session. whas Vss i sal,ed tor, IT, d % 10,
secure the rights Of women. She intnated tha
II was not called By the three female sai1ors o
people" The war hai stopped the agitation Of II i
earnest now tnsn ihey hid e~rr been If the 81
| temAn had found nine out ten opposed to hav1n
3uktice done them shc co1ld only Say that Do b.
been very unfortunate in his acquaintance III
eentlensn also a.,Eoea,ed the idez hat rome
she gentleman to know that xne did not profess
. be. and didnr y ant 10 b, anything but vornAr
! misunderstanding between Mn Thomas md NJ
Bt1leslllc- He DIDN'T know bow It was u Indian,
hut N The East the majority Of Tho women vcz
eesssy Of wrsasa saas1sr. We ~ need M xoaaen sSs a
! vote 10 coontctxct that OF uaa Her innuene
. was needed to co1useracs the zceuve
r war spirit which tvta now W
4 Ahout to r1unzc the COUNTY into u
other ~ar through tie bLe1pczaie mil inconsti
r ct1te uttesAuccs Of 1~nlted St&Ies FenAtuf: bs
| 1t wHs = fact and N obstinate one, thzs woue
I | did not WInt suffrage. Thcrr VIA tht create.
: l necessity for holding theAc convcnIiors aoA Il
. educating tho women IN this 1a,tcr.
r Ark Seclty, Of Cincinnati, rcHretteI that ATnc
i | ean wpHcu Old not WAos to vote, bot It would l
7 no Eocd to t1y The blame On ono party or u
. other. discrimination was useless ..-..
{ Mss Amanda Way taterpoesd Soe sald that
, rtgtt And roth wrucE. Women were apparent
i indifferent 70 EaCs1Fe. but not re&ly 50. Il the
attention could be arrested tae betieEed TIT
would he hEcU IN fAyor Of IL 81
|. admitted that women were unpreratcd Il
:, the ballot, but would be 70 II tine; and that v
d nan whuse whole life had known nothing no
e important than tho question nf dress WIS quite
u competent 10 cast An Intelligent ballot rnany
{ the dandy clerks In tlEht h1eeches y *ho rronenA
:, Cd the streets Ike 10 nauy waking sgns tof Il
1cF shop .
}. The convention adjourned II noon, but held
I evening Eession Tonight which w1s lsEscty 4
:. tended. speech waa MAKE b. NFx NNv Coz
Of pSytun. 1t VIE In tho AnuA Dickinson order
h fuu Of stnatt thing. bos entirely deyati Of asz
Il rnent She xaS followed By NrA Iivezzoorc,
~ Irs, AtTtye3 On the evening ty1tn- Her speech Y
= hy far the 2hess enoE. IN faynr of le1ostc sura
"a ever delivered In this city, and as warmly spo5
= Of BY all uho hcarh IL
n The convention coruu.tnce4 business II eatot
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