New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MISS ANTHoNYs, SUFFRAGE AssocI.rro

MISS, ANTH0NY'S, SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
In consequence of the dangerous illness of
Miss Phelps at the Bureau meeting was held yeser
DAY az Inc womans Medsal College, IN second.ave Thu
pudding doctors, emerging from their lectureroom
looked IN grim astOnishmsnt ladies Of the Suffrage
party who were for the nOnoe occupying theiy cbars
The ages OF these medical pupils range from B to CO. One
pOrty dame bends under tina weight Of numerous white
curs land one pretty dase aunts her scarlet feathers
with grace not at all strong minded Anosx these
pupils is young cOiored girl, bright studi0us and
progressive any Of her faIrer companons Mia
Anthony appointed two charwolaen in the ahsence OF
Mrs. u. b. stanton. Both laGaes refused and Miss A.
USED her spectacles forlorny until Mrs Glib.
bona kindly cOnsented TO I'LL the position. Com
mittee reports called for, baS mono
were forthcoming Miss Anthony said she wasn't
committee but she would like to report upon the
Ventions lately held Providence she characterized as
grand success, and Hartford still more So She thought
that when the obnoxious stroneIpded wers invited To
stay at Governors house. IL was pretty conclusive evil
dence that the cause growing. She advised the
ladies to work ndustriousy tAs Winter TO
make that august body the great point Of attack Con-
gress must be made to use its influence toward the
amendment of State Constitutions The reform Is hope
less question if submit the masses Of men at the
ballotboH Our Legislature weold venture to sub
init the negro question to the people poSsibe 10
carry any great reform question By ne feRce Of hs
masses
Miss anthony remarked that she didn't know whether
to anything about the Cleveland affair or not The
call Is signed by alaage number of people AID gives
ntmaton OF the existence Of this Association We can
pardon all 0hO signed, and Dsiy lei ignorance they
must have been in a Rip Van Wrinkle sleep not to know
that we have anAssocaton composed OF members from
IS States, and which has held enthusiastic conventions eli
over the country We mast Congress- NTH as strong
q petition az possible. She mentioned the members OF
the last Congress. some 30 20 in ALI who m sym
patty with the woman movement Amelg them were
IttIkat .nN H.
John NJ Broomal of Pennsylvania and Crate Brown We
must make public sentiment, for these public will
baton.
papers, any way, natter what We do. We must be
natural and not for the papers an EngllshwoIn
wanted to know why they didn't manage the pettton
business with as much enthusiasm, aud power as the
Chartiss England did theirs Miss Anthony said that
sgners lady said she would rather travel about the
country for week getting signerB than TO attempt it
day in the city A servant opens the fron door and i'm
It's too hard work TOO muen trouble This menu
erty through men We want feminine nine Judges HSs
and iuEors, who Will see justice done as u should be-
Miss anthony sad there three young ladies study
ing lay in ST. Louis Two OF these had been refused sd
mittaace to the schools OF NswYOrk and BOstoa, Ia
Milwaukee, Miss Peckham was studying with. her
brothers Miss A. concluded. BY remarking. eve
power that's what we want All the ladies cOncurred
with emalsis It announced that petitions would
be kept for signature at the Medical College No ISL
see9ndaye. at the Bureau and at Fowler Welss No.
$50 Broadway. The ChairUaan asked the ladies TO
something observing tha& they wanted TO hear OBJ
jeqtOns well spCeches II favor OF the
cause. Mira Bronson, the whIlOm champion Of tho
Tomen VINO didn' want to vote, immediately
rose and said that rema1s intended for her. She
aid ut feel any antsgonlsnS to the movement She.
thought the idea OF law.schools Ae mos. pTacicGa
one mentioned ne Association The estabish-,
Of 500 awschODls fOr would do them great
deal more good than to give the ballot to every woman ia
the land. Ia five there would be unjust laws.
unjust judges. Mics semmerby erst an ohector SAID
that IL due the Orbearanee and pateRce OF tho
Association 10 state that she converted. She c0U
mited herself fully "a tbs doctrines She considered hat
had got lost in tie f0gs OF intellectual ambition
Woman's intention was wholly dsIegarCed. by and
by, intuition, love and wisdom would sit side by side.
aud all would -. Here tho lady became somewhat In
volyed in the expression OF her IDEAS and the meeting
instantly adjourned Next weeks meeting j. TO DO held
at the College subject TO the OF the Trustees