, 1869-02-12
Ee, OIutlon1 PaSSed In Favor OF
Univernl Suffrage.
Addresses by Prominent Ladies and Gen
tlsmen from Home and Abroad.
To Doy's Pre1Enmnes.


MORNING EESSlON.
Tbs Fenalc Su6eaRe Convention, called under
tie autp!ces OF tta. wing OF the Chicago 8oro.ls
organization Known ss >'eso. 1'-shouch both 30.
cietles claim exclusive leg.ttnacy-convened yes
te1tay morning, IN Ltbtar1 Hall. The hour for
opening wa aiated at 10 o'clock IN tho call, hut.
as usual in such cssc1, the aseenblsge was some
what slow IN gs'hcHrg. Ia the course OF half an
hour. however. the hal Tas well allied With an In
tellIecntAook,nR audience, composed principally
Of females, and these mainly pa.t the middle azo
-rot that they were III spInste1s. On the
contrary, mild, Eolherly eount1nauces we're
the rule, and angular, dieconteutad
zeesihe exception. TIE male eltnent Of tho
audience was Of a character which, from its ctn1.
Icrt Intelligence and resper:ssility, certainly
implied compliment 10 the ata!r- Among tho
well-kuoHn gentlemen present wsfe notlcod Rev.
DR.. Lord, Rev. R. /. Collier, Rev. E. j. Good
rpted, Rev. c. II. Fowler, Rev. E. c. Eggleston,
lscs. Prot. DRycn, Hez. Edward 11eccher, Of aA1es
burg; General BererId3e, Judge Bradwell and
olhcrs. number Of theec occupied seats On the
etagc, wherp alro sat AEs+ B. Cady stanton, Susan
q. Anthory, Mse. Liveruore, M1e. Dtadwell.
Mrs. willard, a1d others mora CT leta tdertlled
with the movement.
CALLED 70 osnKn.
At about halt past 10 o'clock Mre. Mvcrt1otc
called the convention to order. ind moved that
1scr. Mr. tsoodspced preside temporarily over the
convention. The motion prevailed.
4RHLtx1NAnT ExEBc1sEs.
Rer. Nj. Goodlpeed, On taking tho char,
thank ed the Convention for tue honor conferred
upon him, and said It was proper that the e1c1.
c,sea ahould he psesaeed With prayer. He there-
fore called upon Rev. C. II Fowler, who offered
up Aftrvent p, h:top fos Hivann help II this nd
rance, movement. and that the hearts Of the
A,ns;iesa people might ee 20 moysd - That .hey
to ihe e1d Of pusned legislation md euua, rights
t. d! men, bened,eslon mgat rest npon the con.
osJHcf Of 7H4 CONVENTION,
1hs Chairman then calltd upnn Mrs. Ltrestuoro
TO state the ouject Of tue convention In response
to the request. MIA l.. sad iaat tbs oh iecks o.
the convention had been 10 well advertised a. ia
Iced hrtls OF no cxplanauo hnt ste REFERRED te
different sections cf the country. Tho direct
object CT thb convention wse to resolve upon some
tcof,te plsn OF action ~nerebv the claims ot til.
s'ituuonsl con.ent'on The c'nduct Of the con
vcltion would be Christian and moral In every
rsftccs. ---
M9s Lisrrmore nau7td thst Rev. Hr: EaRestoE
and Mrs.. fIlbbltt act a. sc.rctar1es Carried.
11HxtTfxks
II WAS moved art carried tbAt tho Chair sp
p I'M Committee Of ecycn On permsncut Org 4nl.
Mrt. L're1nn1e mo77d ihs sppo1ntmcnt Of
ctn.Httrce OF i've OF 1esoluilone. carried.
ADnHzr1 ~ lE,. r. II. r0wLxn.
]. fhr AhtetcE NJ EnJ fGuEdlRtc busincAa. Ahi
while tue conn,,,teet vere aotng their work. Dr
=. .vlct whs csllco npcn - adatess thc conven
W .. ne ssid he ~. sstl' acd tbst Tue audiene.
,n b. W. " ss s'h3 ibe 9oysae r.s on, ' qaestion @ az
lime. l'e believed ~ vomsn were snle. !, nj ,,e
eno pHsF1ent II .sel ~ 70 ~, n'nnGa s, tni
foft hs1 ! sss. !, OF been reeured 1bo m I'm que,
t,yn w. ~ ,s0 ,,,s ,sgss", =, !" nm: r:nAA !
f1eIcHo ING EkHt u fHHlAfe. e.
% soa,d ,,r III IN aouSi ap.n ihr ,al]'et. Tha torcis
e.uen,. when na.ut ai'.ca. ~ !. ,taht y ~,
tr hrt'e.ed The ntrro haA tlvh. 10 ro'". and ;,
n*sns thi', W. asfs aas ie!a,s the tteh' - a
: u,nt n' ao-,u'h h ~ s'nrtiE na.s nf v.owia
,,s n,na, w Luz s'phs 70 s". vs. ~. "s.aa acn
s' wn, II h..n ,nse ~ ~ HETa a,y J"
tase & :o'sr % ~ 1ns sn*s'' s NV: q IT, s1asu @
.of.usl.y 10 dsmoInt1stn nv sl,l,,y Il, liz. i
rn,tun ia ,le r.oana ths. ~ yons" ,nu.t M IL. a. "a
"ab ses y u'er XIV ts5 ". ees,nihf ;. a. @ ner ".
,ur,t hat .ry,vrd 49,"
'"'!N "~' Nv vp voo,r,,os
,,4,,r r,,,ad n,nr ss.d fhst i, wnnpta h. nssv
se.k ppSn s1e eeoses o. n, m;s snh,'es u re
fe e,.Ecttly 3as,Ett he u movement rheto We
taoss VIE re- axes .ay ~ Re. th,ns e. onens,Te. .
n"t,t,nn Wgun nr an o1d ooe 'ons TX .nnn9
aIgns ,na.' ~ eo1nu! WI TnGse r. a mn ae:e
s@mmo @ W !aoost WIN !o't pua. nGo ao"n
othef W:ta ~ eppH oac.Acoe!o so
snd TheIe tGe na4'9t "Ae ,.P,.tiea Pi.Gea
boreF. woman w1s eapoble Of voting Il
il
muektt. iut5 eo9in eats5 -. ~ tae4 - =,
tEty euFtalfcd tttettntlse q ING !oee Aua suue1a
tneadent % tne !hte "sf; nc naa 10 tnea J.. p
p!t'ou ~ nls vic, tuotee.. uf s. ss r., n,1~.. ~
ness ~, eci ko'uS lo lhs po'.e: ~ @ LILY,
Won!a tske a"sy sny Of ncT modssty. ~ wans
70 ha'e "otn' 20 eaaetted ~ tney "oo!d y
fuins ponet ~ Atsoapne9 p9!uEal pefpos
ne nee 1nnr .1Ie ae instttu'lons o. teAt
a.. ~ - ,,1cn en ~ ~! es eaaeaseo,
~. ~ rr.sttv t,1nS;enea 1oqIX ,or mo@eo.
as+ Iv ~ M. nv ~ c.s, .b.,, @ h.iaI iao
Ita aTtsire.7,ed ~ nnon X, ~ Eaa.sa .st'oH p
.oare,s ne m.ctne Int 70 rr.no-sa wss les
7'e4~e' A rns xrT~1fs f0 wa 4A
-...,,.,~ .nrt ucsea fhr tsn-,-n,,.rc y, q.
na. - ~ .is, ~ Jndee pss1wei M jn
wv NJ ftTcrnnrr. Dr B.Ather. and
Wone, aats -t'~'@sA-' 0'' 0' 1
=: posrem, an1on,c.a ,be sa2 s1n1 q, the C
lhc tEaif annouat@11, 1,s..ttnn ~ ~ r -
tolttes on Permanent Utgan11a'1on n;..a ". A.
EAn. Gts; LfvermnN' 49,. ME. a. >f1,s sns.,
6tha"ell, .AeT. NJ. ;heEitetoot Nas' o0se
Allho1y. Mn. T. CadJ staGtoh.
WHO 4hE t11eIALs . .,.n
Rev. M Htnmcad aaid At "7ecca 70 @Aass
question q 10 Hno were menhere ol toe COZ
7ion.
Mse Live:no:c replied that the cali emof1
fS+ryhcdy. whethet IN favor of o: opposed 10
male suffrage
mr. aaEEoco said ne ohc hccsttood shaS any
~. a. noe15 r ~ 10 present tneir viewe, out