New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
MISS ANTHONY'S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATIONS

The meeting in the little parlOr of the
Twenty thlrd.st Bureau yesterday afternoon was We'll
attended several faces being visible The PRESIDENT
announced that Miss Anthony was going away ana she
wanted her to say something before she went MISS An
bony thought it was rather uncerenonous to ask her to
saw something whom her brain was IN trunk She
abe WAS going to the Chicago Convention Tor
the purpose OF evolving practical plans for push
pr woman suffrage She expected to be indoctrinated
with the enthusiasm and fire Of the Northwest AFTER
Chicago she intended going TO Conventions IN Slncihna
and S Louis She declared that everybody looked TO TINS
% center at tht Bureau to take the lead In every thing
10 indicate the work of the hour. She !ei' ina, .nas
a. National " 3 Convention at Washington the sec
ond week after Congress c0nVenes. IL ~oulo h sN
eoop.,SSsrrd II a very small matter whether woman
actually voted or not-the point that no other class OK
natural POLITICAL and mental interiority.
Mira IL b. stanton desired 20 maketbls Society meeting
conversational tomea sort OF debating nfransement
She Thought the women should have CLUB house
She wanted TO have little feasis TO when sie
could invite gentlemen She considered II = good
thing for men and women 10 be together
Money was wanted to estabhsh suSn , ,,,rs
In speaking Of Mrs stowe Mrs said she oonslderea
her n woman in every respect. one of whom all women
ought to be proud. Men do not know. hal OF tne ID
iry 70 introduce higher order OF intelligence into gov
ernmen she said she had received ietet IRON Mrs
Isabella Beecher Hooker who said she hau atey uiscov
cred her work In life II preaching tns uospel W mo
men. She thought all the women OF tnG b,e VIZ I
minded She had been stuuy, ing up ooD S Sh
lately. aud found hor really remarkaplo Ht1
brought un her to recognize Molnhh cquaity
that they admitted her daughters To their iestve meet
ngs One of the lady members now speAe OF tne Unfair
ns nj the ncwspnpers She had noticed in THE TRIBUNE
OF september g. "A report OF wonans meeting heauea
WARS OF tho Women just ueio~ , ~ nmI
meetings full OF personalities ana nvectlve, NO such
heading as wars OF the men topped theso ono in'ro
duced the following resolution ,, A.. -, -,
Rsd Ths, intelligent Cnrstsn women desiring ,hs gsod OF
ali nv fairness equsy protest against the unsorthy
Prelude. the attempt TO degrade our words p1 wora
b. vulgar sentences placed aboy: the reports our
he either sstseh or orators we no ieel at
claim he
aus aud ,Ls careful honest and respectful representation
Miss Anthony thought Il was we'll enough TO read this
resolution but sho did nj think II necessary TO put IT, So
n was accordingly laid upon the table Mrs H. b. Stan
ION thou such headings were not intended IA rdcuo
hut norcy draw the attention OF those who would not
te ant 10 read soemn serious reports She felt more like
ohang the Press for the good things they lid say than
continually finding fault Nix Groelcy's iotters on Pot
cn Economy moot people found long ana dry. II they
wero put Ia piraSant, playful way all tho women
| would read tbom and probably 10 Instructed Tue