, 1869-05-13
NEW YORK.
The Anniversary Gatherings.
1nil3rmonious Proceedings at the
Meeting Of the Equal Rights
Association.
Work Of the American Tract So
ciety During the Year.

spec:al Despatch to The Chicago Tribane-
NEW Yokk, M2J l2-
MALIGNANT p1s1AsEs-
Several cases Of malignant typhus teref are re-
ported by the Board of Health, and there Il Su-
1nor Of cholera In one Of the lower warA OF
BROOKLYN
FORCED IoaSa.
Several wealthy Cubans tn New York hare re-
ceved circulars, notifying them that, unleas they
Gont1!bnte lIoetally TO the patriot cause, their
names Will be given 10 the lnsurgrnt chiefs, and
thelr properly on the Island will be destroyed
GCKboAIs FOR TIE srAS1sH GoyERSHESr.
Work has been commenced on gt1nhoata for the
Spanish Government Five will he bui1t Al Brook.
I'm. nye II Williamsburg, and tve At Mystic
Bridge, Com
Tux COTTON cEor.
cotton dealers have atslees that much Of the
untaud cotton In South Carolina and Georgia Is
dying, and that the land will be plowed up and
corn planted. Wet and cold weather has caused
the Injury TO the crop
MONEY.
The money market Il EASY. Rates On ca!l, 6to7
Per cent with increasing business At the lowest
rate.
The stock market was strong and active, the
latest transactions In many being 1T the best
prices Of the day. The advance since yesterday
has been very marked, especially in Wabash, 1T.
1'aul Northwestern, Aa1!posa preferred and Pa
ctnc Mail There is q report that the Northwest
eFn and Wabash 1rc to bo consolidated With the
Lake Short Road.
GOVERNMENTS.
Government bont1s atc fru., but the dealings
we're less to-day than yesttruar. Dealers we're
not inclined 10 operate until the awards on the
go7crnmcnt purchase were known.
GOLD.
The dealings In gold werc light. Tie war RI.
nnots did not effect the market
AooNy1cT SUMMONED TO TESTIFY.
Judge Hlaichf0fl today Issued writ ordering
Albert Dlasdeu to be brought from Sing Sing
Prison to testify IN the case Of Collector HALEY.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
TIE ASSIvEKsAklE AMERICAN EerAI RIGHTS
ASSOCIATION.
NEW foRK, Nay 1a-The anniserssss Of the
stetnMay Hail to-day TIE audience, mainly CON.
pused Of lales. Was vesT large anA Intelligent.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton presided, and opened the
report was read. showing The receipts ANIL expen-
tsures OF the 5ezr to le 9LT4a23: and no cash on
naaa 1 1ns; sons rsa,. tas renol o' sas E1eea:
society 10 have WOMAN eut1tncc bills introduced
II Congress and the various State legislatures
Of the Hight oi woInen to sote. Mrs sianon io. d.
| II Wed In an eloquent address on Wonaa's wronxs
! and her nights, she favorsd the Acknowledgement
Of women bclore my other men or claas, white or
back, nre eufEnnchitetl-
Mifs Lille PcckhAm, pi Milwaukee, reported
/ tic following nominations OF permanent o1t1cefa:
| President, Lncretla Mott; Corresponding secrets-
| r1es, Mary F. GaEr. Harriet Pur-ts: Kecording
Secretary. Henry hlackweil: Treasurer. 1no. !.
Merritt Also full list Of Vice Presidents and \
numetous Executive Committee The nominations
were accepted b, the andtence-
Rev. Stephen T. Foster nale = rambling speech,
during which he several times called to order.
Hc continued. however, aud made sharp attack
uf0n Miss AnthonF 10 regard to the manner IN
Miss mns1ons @ prouoance es 1ne " sIatemsat re-
srectinE her a inlsehO0l. Nfa. Stanton also took
decided exception TO the aspesslons cast upon her
The Chairman declled that Foster WAS out Of
orsef, which WAS loudly npplandcd b. the spec
Foster resumed his remarks, but Was loudly
hssect vhcn Frederick 1,ouxass attempted to stop
tie 4usrrpl but with little enecs, as the audience
fssss' sss itFne fe.tsr 'hs
e; ine aeGS ,3s nj. Fe a., I'M ind .s, b. aa
freely made. /. was dif1cult in the excitement
claimed that the association preached one doctrine
| aud practise! another. He said he had tseen de
clnse.i out Of order, because he contladssten tnt
assertions Of q WOMAN, from which he supposed
III could contradict naan on that platform oa
not wotnan This was won1atl's rights with
nj. Blackwell defended Mtss ANTHONY. HI
a,uLtsei that the Rerotutien had no: aiHaEs aetet
In good falth toward the negro, but hr knew tina
-
blame Geo Francis Train Ind withdrawn from
It, and IN future the paper vii! as1S"case equa
Fre,1, Doneiass followed Hethougat there wa
an element Of slang directed at the ncsEo In tn
address Of Mrs. Stanton Some Of the conparl
SONS In the speech reelected seserely. he thought
te sar he had noticed the same evidence Of back
Siding III the columns Of the Rtr"!Hfit'", lie re
IL torcee 70 IN inc ~ v e!
tEe July riots, and argued e'o4uently In favor Q
the right OF ballot for al biack women as well
Hiss Anthony followed IN saarr speech !
favor Of woman suffrage, during which she insInr
ntcd that the right Of tho tsaot had been gssen Il
i TIE negro 1t thceIncnsc Of The wpnan.
: MIR. Sarah Norton sail We should not consihe
: tho woman question and the nes7o question Ut 1T
F Lucy Stone spoke the question whether this v.
negTo's Of womans platform.
{ Ar. Douglas hdsoca;ed negro eauFaSe frs
n Mtss, Anthony would reverse this, and SHE Il,
e fr.el With both Therr should BE- no question
u precedence She repudiated the Idea Of e.lucate
it srn1age The consent Of the governed to all Law
d fur their government IL an established pruc,pl
e 70 uaiteT hetner they can read or WHte. o. .
lc male Or female sne spoke Of ~: po1slass M oeis
r. he can vote. II woman had this privilege, 81
would dig IN The earth -ith her nails If y
cesssry. to raise that sum. she would 20
$. | tefort tue year w4b ouI Applause Fro
ID womanss wrooxs We claim wou1an . rights ;
n proceeded to comment severely on the laws in
H. fne cL81eS except Se" tQtA dHR hhue3a- ~ III
81 we're oppressive Of women. placing the vile a
children 1t the merry Of the husband Their a
IN two oceans Of bitterness, she remarked In o
nas the negro, aud II the ether our own won1e
81 she thanked God for the fifteenth Amend1ne1
h, and hoped 1t would he sdoPseh IN ever! sta
n. ,Arplauke.1 Sire contendet} that peace. or1
D. and harmony would he promoted ~ giving Hon
N The right to vote. There Is cfher n}eSn- Ets
Vt under heaven whereby The country can oe sas
o. but that Of woulan- She bctryest women WIT
he vote .or the ne1t Fret lent NJ the United stat
r. for whtu men Anh women WORK together "
OF iheT undertake 1n1ot fall to he aeee<nQllsaed.
L. The meeting then adjournel
Another 1esston was held this evening. viii
YVES addressed b. Mrs LveEmor. nod VI!
IL Incan. Among ttie Vice Presidents for the ems
Ill jnH wear are Henry Ward Reccher Ftrd Eao1R1a
ts' t;oye1nor Fanchad Of wisconsin Hon Willis
IouEAridge> OF Illinois. George ". Julian. ot
@. dta1a, d r. Wade Of Ohio, senator Sye, q :