The New York herald., 1869-05-13

that she had hope OF better pay in her new field OF
greater in proportion to the labor performed than
she haa received for any labor performed
since. But her hope OF succeeding Gee .l IN hlera,
her new career OF labor with hope and
desire, knowing well at the same time
ing But ever since she mad entered on the path Of
literature she had found herself on an equality with
write a mans pay But this did not say much for
the highest amount OF remuneration Tor people in
was the great question OF the hour. j am miss
Logan said conclus0nl here TO help TO bring forth
the pregnant answer lake ny soand boldly ana
Stanton MISS Anthony, and all the rest OF them to
work with them for "a common end-the eniran-
chIsement OF women Appause.)
MISS COZZENS on THE STUMP.
Miss HEBE w. COzZFNs Missouri delegate to the
Hebe in appearance, but enough Of the weaker sex
II the distinction s any LONGER IN order, TO make
herself felt through the organ OF speech IN any
emergency, the next speaker. Miss COzZens,
who law student, Is asmall-szed, pale and sharp,
featured young member OF the society, qualified
husband Or any other man, should her womans
rights be encrOached npon or threatened She went
charging every vice known to the code, every
crime, covert and opeD to which mans
flesh is prone against the unfortunate sex, TO winch
fortunately she does not belong. Her rambling
TRADE became very tircs0me, and fell like q wet
blanket even Cady stanton herself. 10 was a
great relief when at last sne came to close ana
retired.
ANOTHER OF THE sIsTERHoOD HOLDS FORTH
MARY A. LIvEaMORE a shneiesided, hard cider
featured respectable elderly lady, next presented
herself she stood close the edge Of the platform,
anG delivered herself in confident sarcastic style,
suited to the subject under dlsclss1oll-"Wo oinans
Supremacy and Mans Subordnation."
Mrs. Livermore was Introduced the editor of the
Chicago AJitGtOf. On this being announced
Miss ANTHONY straining out ner neck and looking
over her spectaces, exclaimed, ''yes: and has
tried 70 make greater noise III the world Than the
With tbs exclamation, which seemed to nave
tcAed Miss Anthony in some tender part oi her cor
! pOreal system. Miss Anthony clapped her hands
wildly, nj the same tame pudgIng Miss olive Logan
who sat neNt her. TO keep II up put MISS Logan, not
seeing where the joke came IN, didn't, and MISS An
| thODy collapsed.
| Mrs. LlvERMoRE turning 10 Miss Anthony, jo-
| cOsely Hpled-l have no idea OF being more bel
llgerent than the RerOtdttOn. hardly know II IL
were possible to be So (Laughter.) Mrs. Lyermore,
proceeding. said that talking was not her oite She
was working. not Il talking woman. She was
better nj actual work tnan talking about work. As
worker she was not afraid to stand side by side
VIII Cady stanton ana MSS o hnthoy, nn & Speaning @
say great difference In talking before an Eastern
and western audience. Out West 1t was an easy
had grand help IRON the audience: but here
talking TO audience looked very like beating tie
| air with nothing to beat against In the western
conventions the women who were the speakers went
to work at once and stated their platform. They lay
down then principles a. once; Taey take the motto
ana they take all they can get, so they cover the
whole ground. They 20 in to take everything
eryGhing that men have ever reserved as their
special right. They are going 10 invade every pre-
clnct, working side by side with all that feel as they
feel, with all the men, for they know that
the men needed them. tl.auRhter) They made
appeals at their conventions To the audiences TO
answer their propositions. They say 10 the gentle
men and LADIES' answer our questions and thus uis-
cussion Is evoked. They appeal to the feelings
of the men and soon win them over to their side.
the fair speaker spoke at great length, detailing the
abors of the Western braucb Of the conventi0nsts
Tor wOmans rights, briefly recapItuatng the sue
cesses that had attended Their efforts ana the WORK
that was still before them.
With the end OF Mrs. LivernOrc's address the
proceedings terminated the President, Mrs. stan
ton, declaring that the convention stood adjonlned
I'LL TINS morning. The audience then dispersed.