New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-11
MISS AyrHoYrS SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

The migratory ladies of the Bureau held their
weekly eOnrersa.one at s37 Broadway. the smiable
palld and persevering Mr.. Packard dedcatnE one Of
his school their The abused. oppressed
and generally miserable danes cameitrpping in gradu
ally their little noses red with cold their
pretty shoulders shielded by camels hair shawls
and costly furs. Members invited to
express their views but were either bashu pre-
fered their elOquence for the domestic circle
diversion was effected by the entrance OF Mrs H. H.
Stanton, clad u blue something deliberately ornament
ed with tinking danglers Miss susan b. Anthony in
elegant suit OF black with gloves ana boots 10 mhtc qua
Mr stillnan late OF the Legislature Of Rhode Island
Young OF fair complexion and lovely auburn mus
tache. The hustle consequent upon this arrival having
sdyoesaS the study Of politics bS women and return
specie payments. Miss Anthony desired that tho
nnoD the table for future discussion. which
was Immediately done Miss A. wanted TO know where,
who and what was the Petition Committee. Last week
n was announced that petitions shOuld be kept In
eral places for Signature People had gone 10 THESE
places sign but had found no petitions Miss A. ndi-
pretty OF affairs The presiding officer desired TO
seemed TO know anything about IL. Miss Anthony said
she happy TO Introduce TO the ladies gentleman
Rhode Island, and who. having done much for them in
the past, expected TO do great deal more In the
get here, Mr.. Stillman; stl-"
Mr. Stillman expressed his pleasure upon being per-
mitted 10 speak before the ladies' The more he saw
heard and studied this question, the mare hs was
convinced that 10 was founded upon the principles ot
this Government Is fonndedi Equal rights. Of course
IL is claimed that the people arc the source OF
the people who are governed by the laws from
participation In the Government The speaker became
eD1pressene wanted to know Why We men should dic-
tate 10 the half OF the human race Tie declared
that he was nt opposed 70 negro suffrage Chinese
frage Irish suffrage but he unBerably opposed 10
the Fifteenth Amendment. He concluded amid pro-
Mrs Norton said abe felt surprise and regret hearing
the Fifteenth Amendment so constantly assaed and go
delul
cause be sure. but such OF my sex who unwise
enough 10 indulge In them must know that IL can't add
10 their power This opposition makes appear
and beraL Who wond not prefer 70 see Fred Douglass
Mrs H. b. Stanton thought that the that things
in such bad state az they are was that We had
idea Man needs a womans thought 10y his side The
Fifteenth Amendment viii enfranchise the Aiaskane INC
Chinese aud all the ignorant men from Maine TO Cali.
forna Now have rghs pass that Fifteenth
Amendment without the consent ot the women OF ae
e'o!r,d That ASSOCIATION vs oe ever zoe sea
so Tar reaching in i debates reforms a Psoss
VIII. Ne : ss ..l g%s f:Si Spa We QUIZ
Mrs. H. b. stanton said the Parliament wanted TO I'M
prove tile education OF How they going 10
do 1t II they didnt vote on the question she spoke OF
CoLbe had the hardhOOd to what the press
would probably howl here without eessationI thI
IA slightly uHeonyerted member OF the Association hero
inquired, in an undertOne, q" And man, tOofl THIS
woman who was sing songs of praise and enjoy God
forever was generally considered TO have been created
expressly to be wife TO Richard Roe get John Does din
ner, and mend B0h's clothesl
An essay npon the folly OF fashionable women making
Of dogs and negectDg their children then read
by Mrs Wibonr At ts close the thanks OF the Assoca
ton were presented TO her and to Mr. stillman.
Mrs. H. b. Stanton said that while they about e
she would Ike TO thank THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE. IL
becoming very artistic In the OF dress Tho
transition from dress 70 womans inalienabe rights
al easy one aud SHE hoped Mr.. Greeley would come
down from his nights of Political Economy aud consider
the question immediately aud fayorably She sorry
that he had been disappointed his election but though
turn his attention to their wants. She expected
great things Ia THE TRIBUNE soon.