New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
THE NATIONAL WOMANS SUFFRAGE ASSO-
CLATION,

The regular weekly meeting of the Natlonal
Woman Suffrage Association was held at the Woman's
Bureau No 40 East Twenty third-st, yesterday al Up
M The President Mrs Stanton, presided she SPOKE
tpe Fifteenth Amendment reducing women 10 STATE
Of heoaOe Its adoption rendered every woman Inferior
70 every man. While she rejoced in each step OF human
she said women could not approve OF measure
tb1 Iii ace the ignorant Cinnamon, the Germans, who
harness their wives to the plow with cows anu
and the Southern as rulers e TSeT our rosouo4
RStd That roee step toward en- enc o. sn
mepept because BY It's passage Congress the Republican party
IN citizenship has yet been proposed since ~ "
existence. ,.,., an, Me- s,anton an
nonced the question open FOR discussion she sad tnat
this resolution should be passed In our io
romnu's resolution 10 be heard. Educated American
women set below the plantation negroes OF e SOu
DR. Heuber Ia Germany said lie was hearing eonthua @
" at these meetings that the women did not want stu
pid uneducated foreigners to vote before mem Wo9a
ike 10 ask IL al American men are educated ana lhte
cent? He prOtesed against this contempt for foreign
ers He was efectuaily subdued by tho information,
kssociaon was formed by and for Women and no gen
teman could speak without special permission"
Mrs Lozier then read resolution declaring the system
of education wrong in tho extreme and adyoeaung the
admission Of girls 90 free colleges which was adopted
A resolution was passed directing Committee from the
Suffrage Association and one from the Working womans,
TO and confer on the subject OF free euueaOnh 'c
Miss Anthony read the Constitution OF the Association
adopted ON the evening Of organization and published IN
last weeks Rerolptio Resolutions approving the re-
cent action of the Methodist women were passed Mrs
Charlotte WilbOur introduced q resolution declaring
membership in the Association not an Endorsement OF t
nor RVoyng the necessity Of social recognition
This excited much discussion OF an adverse kinu
and the matter finally laid upon the taolc
Mrs Stanton did not care who she worked
with so long the worker was eager ana deteTmhed
resolution was then passed changing the time OF meet
inc IN 9.90 N IN instead of Q THIS done for the con-
venence OF teachers in the schools Mrs Harper ooor
ed the lecturer was present She said that there were
10000 grog chops Philadelphia, her home IN which was
ground ont daily gTlst OF misery, shame ana SIN one
Thought vomans vote would change all that The world
has hitherto been governed by force We want the
therly inhuence-thc love influence. When woman SINKS
into SIN raise her. comfort her. and sustain her
The following petition Congress for equal suffrage
was read and arrangements made to have 1t circulated
AL ~ % oyer ell, lhe aS9 HOLY T gg q ne TsG Sgt
The nadsrssntd TG@en o. os D. 1'oS SI ~ % - G
subliied Legislatures Of the several States for when
Mrs Stanton proposed to have IT, when completed, car
red the Capitol by young girls OF q years OF age
one from every Stato-Strong, wedeveoped, with sen
sibly large waists She would have 10 decorated Win
flowers she thought this would shut the mouth ot HOT
ace Greeley the question as 20 women wanting TO
vote. resolution voting TO put the petition to be
signed in conspicuous place IN the building was
Miss Anthony made an appeal for money to ald in
IdyIsoTy Committee for Canada was elected the list
of ofeerr read Committees are IN correspondence with
| officers. Those already elected are as follows;
~ Ty@edes|EIlsbeih D Pbeps HevYork; Anna Diekin-
con Peuhvyvau; Dosget hao Madame Angeke Wiz
Missouri Matte Massachusetts,; Mfa Nicholas Smith
A. Maine; Elizabeth Sclenck CaliOTnAi Jo
sepbne GIBng D. C.. PGu.Ba w. Davis Rhode hlapd Co.
Ballard Ida Greeley, A. Ade
aide HaIOok.
Recording SerOdrfSs-AbhT Barton Crosby sarah T. Fuller
7Teasrcr-- ~ Iabetb Smith Miller
Etfts CoHmtef-kTuesliBe l. Rose Charlotte NilbouT
Mstblie r. WeBdt Mary y. Gilbert, Susan h. Antb0nT.
Ads0ry COlulS-Madda j. j. Gage. New.lorki Mrs Panels
Missouri " Adeine Thompson Pennsglraus Mr. ~ B
Langley Ohio; Dr. T. Root kan,as; Lille Peekan hseguin
MIss Anthony announced that olive Logan Alice
Carey aud perhaps Anna Dickinson are 70 become regu
lar outrhutors 10 The Revolution After deciding that
the Coming Campaign" would be the subject 10 be dis
cussed at the meeting the body adjourned.