New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
citation in regard to funds;

Miss Anthony proposed to send out circulars inviting
women to become members 1t is necessary, she said
TO use every means TO interest the wonderland men
too We do Mt want to neglect the men,
report OF the Saratoga Convention was called for and
Miss Anthony proceeded to give IT, at some length and
TO the following purport In consequence Of the unfn-
hed state Of the hall first days meetings we're held
in the splendid parors Of Congress Hail. We found there
many Of the most fashionable women OF the conn
try who seemed 10 become aware that the Wo-
mans mi rhters were Mt such horrible creatures af-
fer ALI We organized a splendid state Association
AT the head Of which we placed Mrs. NJ l.. Joslyn Gage
We adoped Constitution which Is practically the same
as that accepted meetings here in May 10 pro-
cduv iG and town MIS- Wbonr made splendid speech.
aud 80 ala Mrs Bureig felt very proud Of these two
Mrs norton who acted as Of the delegates, was
asked say something about the Convention she re-
ferred TO MT Hathorne, the proprietor OF Congress
Han, declaring that too much praise could not
suffrage advocates Two years ago, only he would not
have dared OF loss OF patronage, to have done
TRInUSE lately read that Gen. Grant had gone
! to Loug Branch and taken bath! And ~ the same
journal She had found a panegyric OF The Rural Ner-
Yorker based upon the laters correct description OF
Grants stables and his horses. She wished that
the truck n time-seryng Tribune would chronicle the
dOng3 of women with as much interest aud precision as
it did those of Grant and his horses.
Miss Anthony-Thats severe.
Mrs Norton-I make my best speeches IN bed. -
THIS suggested to Miss Anthony anecdOte Of Emer-
SON In tie night the philosopher feels the big thoughts
crowding in upon his BRAIN and arises 10 put them on
paper Mrs. Emerson awaking yawns, What's TIE mat
Ter my dear The replies in deep tones, rs only
au i-dear." Mrs. Norton should try to get her night
thoughts written down.
suffrage touching upon the question OF capital
and labor aud declaring tine impOsslbllity OF
making the movement exclusive. and drawing dividing
line among advocates without detrment to It's popu-
larlty, .
tlons and was opposed by Mrs.. Wlbour and Mrs. DR..
Jones
Miss Anthony-It impossible TO get the expression Of
women dependent don't get the names OF
No men 10 head the list. They act bait But this
is the last tme-JUsuyely-In have any thing 10 do
with petitions Laughter, and cries Of No. no not
It'll next time, Miss AuthOny."l They are always n
trouble Mrs Yosburg thought 10 would DO unvse, i'm
polite, and unkud to leave ont the men. resolution
admitting men as signers was then passed.
Mrs. LOZer considered the appointment OF Vice rcs
dents every State grand stroke OF policy, and pre-
sented a name for Minnesota Our chances for suffrage
that state she said very good The most thought
full people there advocate It.
Miss Anthony read a call TO working wOmen's Con-
venOn 10 be held In Berlin. Germany on the 5th and
9th of October Mrs. Rose and Dr. Mary j. Stafford both
said meeting. 1t moved aud carried that letter
commencing woman suffrage to the working women Of
Berlin be presented through the delegates Mrs LOZer
asked 70 prepare the letter.
Mrs Norton proposed 10 change the time OF the weekly
meeting from afternoon 10 evening, convenient
Of weekly IL finally determined that the present
order OF meeting be maintained until the first OF Sep
tember when extra evening meeting will be- insttu
ted. Mrs Blake read the following resolution which
carried:
Bug regarding the admission Of TO the municipal franchise
wishes express sympathy that action regret
humiliation that this which pde e upon lis freedom, should
lag behind arocrsuc England 10 giving suffrage to
After some further unimpOrtant discussion, the meet
ing adjourned