The national Republican., 1869-01-20

the women. or the rebels and traitors who had
lifted their bloody hands against themt
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be willing to give 1t to the women OF the
South with the men, for they would then hold
suffrage and woman suffrage were bsfore the
Dr. Charles fSryls rose and Desired TO diss.
the statement. Of Mrs. Anthony. The Incl.
yility shown her was two years ago, before |
they had learned libs,.l,ty, and u occurred at
Or. Mary Z. walker was announced as the |
fered for the colored man, the white man and |
another man made a voter until the whole
female female population Of this country was eniran'
quibSls Of the law that could be found 10 the
State OF New York. She then related her ex.
perienee IN her divorce case, which wa. more
hear H." She replied "weii, n you do not
Tsns to hear me d,Sshss,E sy .Ss
down. She was appealed % several time. BY
Mr.; Mo Mot. to =, so, held sn vsss tss stand
desired to show the injustice to women Of
u. J. Hinton wa, announced, bu. the audi.
ence rising almost en- mdsse to retire, the
them.
the audience to listen TO one Of their own sex,
The audience becoming quiet after short
time, Mr. Hinton again assumed the stand. He
pRobsrt Ppryis feit con.trained IN s.v .wo I'd
In regard to the remarks Of Mrs. Anthony.
He was pleased with the remarks Of his son
He 20 Souia @ nGs deng ss he right of these women
| to say that not another vote should be added
| to hinder their enfranehisemeht. They had a
right to demand that their cause should be his
George 7. Downing could not let the expires.
sions made here tonight and partially en-.
% out with the M propo.ition tsoss are Justly gov.
| erned who govern themselves, he asked how
Mrs. Stanton could say Mr.. Purvis should not
vote in New York. The moment We go away
tions we go estrsy. He alluded to the Albany
iii iSteiise1t poisios Of The he cor sonvsn,ion. en- on Mrs..
stanton reminded him that the intelligent
portion Of the convention was vastly In the
MT. Charles Purvis rose in the audience to
protest against the sentiment which cslhd out
This declafation Of Mrs. stsnton's opposi.
| tion is likely to create considerable feeling,
and give rise to no small amount OF spicy de-
bate, the eolored people feeling 1t 4 unjust to
| deny them their rights because the women
cannot obtain theirs.
Z. NJ. Langston was present and listened to
were were = psf.oDal to himself bpt tH ala not 81 .pesFi %
nor 10 his name among the list Of members OF
the convention.
this morning.
MEETING OF LADY yIsrToRs.-Last eve.
the the proSsspt Aid % Society " 10 Wis Visit The soor Of
the several wards met at the Central ONCE,
corner OF Louisiana avenue and Sixth streets.
se.ns %esS wessy n ne seS aug
for the poor by the society might be bystem.s
cSDd %hs d5ePo,.s sSISs,a
fering, and In many cases the destitutlon was
such as almost precluded belief, such as FAINT
ter day, without food, totally naked, and with
out shelter At for brute.
In many cases the persons called upon ex.
hood II provided but several OF the ladies
suggested that small amount Of money,
placed into the hands Of the lady visitors,
fering, as by this means limited quantities OF
provisions could be procured to meet the i'm
mediate cases Of distress. According to the
were coiored persons. II was also stated at
the meeting that several fraudulent attempts
had been made by parties in endeayoring to
use tickets Of q forged character to obtain
groceries, fuel, &c. Upon inquiry OF the gen
erai agent (Mr. A. X. Browne) he stated fhA,
there were ward physicians employed by the
lady Visitor. IL % wePe ere % fsSas.eS f STl notfS
those sick and unable to pay for medical
attendance OF the fact.
trioted, that the visitors might be enabled to
work with a knowledge Of what they were
doing. At the soup-houses It was almost i'm.
| noaaIhIa llttla rhIldran 70 Na ha
eager and hungry crowds, and with their tick
to their aged and inarm parents without ae-
complaining the errand upon which they were
sent. 1t was generally conceded at the meet
ing that the greatest demand was for clothes,
many Rsr.o1. being Psy.eally able 70 obtain
nakedness. The meeting was largely attended,
and the details of suffering by the visitors
was OF a character to melt the strongest Of
To alleviate In a measure tho prevailing
distress, IT 10 hoped that our citizens will go
to work in earnest and contribute their mite
hope the ministers OF the city win preach
charity sermons next sabbath in their
oh.Iehss and take up collection for the bon
As an evidence Of the poverty prevailing In
one ioSaiity we VIII state q that the superb
, ported as having issued yesterday one hun
dred and twenty gallons Of soup and nine hun
dred loaves OF bread to four hundred and fiftI
applicants, averaging hve In a family.
The RITE OF PCIRcuMCIsIos.-This Israel
itish rite was performed yesterday at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. S. Wolf, tof the Arm Of Wolf q
Hart,l Il being the eighth day Of his infan
son. Since the days OF Abraham this occa
sion has been made one OF feAsting and joy
the perpetuAtion Of his race being considered
one OF Gods greatest blessings to man. Quit,
number rofprominent gentlemen were Presen
tors Patterson and Williams Representative
Bingham, Boutwell,, Butler Of Tenn, Cullom
Orth and Judd Gen. BadeAu was there as
representative OF Gen. Grant, who sent q
kindly letter In acknowledgment Of the nam,
also present DR.. Btoadhead, Second Comp
troller; Hon. L. b. French, Second Auditor
Gen. Jeffries, Register Of the Treasury, Hon
VIM. Helmickj Col. Alexander, city postmas
Partmentj Messrs. A.. S. Solomons, Bartlett
A, O. Riddle, II. Semken, Gen. Balloch, Rev
Mr. Sharman, and others.
: On religious occasions ten men, when posi-
BILE, are required by the Jewish religion tc
constitute quorum; The quorum on this oc
,, caslon was composed OF Messrs. Solomons, d,
Wolf, L. Oppenheimer, BAaF, Adler, Blout
Gusdorf, jacobson, Menthelm, NJ. Josephs, OF
Ohio, and >. Uhlman, Of Indiana, the last two
relatives OF the family, who came here for the
express purpose,
The surgeon, Tor mohul, as he is called,) DR.
Breidenbach, Of Philadelphia, being ready, the
candles were lighted, the quorum put on theil
hats according to custom and took their posi-
tions around him. The mohul then read .
long prayer In Hebrew, after which the chilt
was brought In and placed on a couch. Tn,
mohul then cited n short Hebrew prayer, In
tended as q conservation Of the child 10 God
The operation was then performed, occupying
properly pro M dressed, and the child was taken r II
the arms of his sponsor, Mr.. Hahn, the fatheI
OF Mrs. Wolf and the mohul proceeded to bAp