, 1869-06-26

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v,s IN f.ror Of The .menanea. Of .ny statute,
or organic avs, that Cypress woman, but oetieEed
9si :a7t IL fes ssEess, t ae e, ss st &
nos M certain that womsn scnsa9e would not
eors to,ne%:s n rs,sS%st9tng ~ m Rs9geetHd oar
VIE H. WONT, rho ~oast. ia the5s.s = eadoa't'
H., oa1h a g., ~ Mn.nnn 1Sxreal)v.
There we're women In the War who endured mose
than =, men. ~ ,.,.,,o,,. ,o.,n,
IT, r.. Youns M u ia soSe N q ths@ aid .eaf elne
nreeches ana .on8nt. Me LEI ,.ras,. no suAS>'
'ose On Jsa iase 9aS be,Reea KS Ssa.emen took
pset. su, - alsonsa pTeae,!; eai!s tesm e
70 cine hno c'ue'' s''o '1e' s'1'' 1oA''S
down. .rouxr ros7roszn,
PROT, TGohey vas about to open nsstslyt n1s nnsa
Dr. lounF iet IKE onh95 ana @o.ga - tne1rrnon
INDUCED in an aato1!n1nsME. M l,u NIL ~ hour.
As lEhNVoN s19S1o ~ The A. |
Ine eonseotfEn s 1set1a th.n ~ n fhe forraocn
tendance W. .rans- nusa ~ sndota zsatn invoked
the DIVING blessing: ~ o,~rnv A MI, On
sGoss mh'e ~ ~ NM nss se.f md ag4lu read
lie nfs1 Fesout!en rx ox >R. rr-rrns.
AK. Kneu IluAha .cat ~ She niaffnr1u TO sreak To
the lis, ie.oao Ms aTslt or !bsy :aG ss1s1al
MIS- nysEToIe M insefacrGe oes tpg 9els IN alaver3.
e1m ~ 1-,,...cr rrorce,1ef, TO d,.ase OIL Brother
rn,1on,s sneech. md cpnteaded that uanJ em!-
neni fa1t,es Tonea aad % nappy hoEea he r
frTreb m the home OF Lucrett0 Mott.
sic.e hotmtalltJ he had enjoyed
n. r,t1nrs sirnet one argument Of the minister
VS. ,nat women could not rghf, and. therefore,
wss mt oual|t,ed foT thelr rtgEta Horace Greeley
says Inc same, although Horace Is about se as enpa
The once Of women has something higher in Il
than nVntluE. But women have fought The!
he most nIdeoas horrors Of The French Revolution
were nerpetFated by women. In the rebellion wo-
men threw o1 the garb Of their se1+ and for Jeals
vent through the Har Many men a,
ttedaddled from the draft and did nos
rght. However We arc every day &nN-
ing out Of war and becoming saHsIan.
had done more than ANYTHING else 10 dtsttnf VIZ,
and the Introduction Of Woman suffrage E3l nolse
ioes noi male var become extinct before Suffrage
IL giTen to woman. The tallot VIII not Ge an esH
to WOMAN, as Dr. Button contends. he ne1s
dwell e1oquently on the horrors of ala'e'J: lnal
woman gets her rights, Rnd has an opportu-
nItJ to candidly confess thai she wanA them II
presumptnous IN any msn 10 say ta3i Womaa 1 aoes @
woraan has been suheerEtent and degraaea n oa1- @
barous ages: but that Is 70 reason that 10 tns p1.
qresstse md enll9ntened aEs o1 CGEaaaay na re
g es!!ea Seafsses IL aS.asa
,,tsdn1rysa Afs; Waasa nooeo III on' u nef 'e1s''s'
TIE LION AND TIE DosxKY-
Mrs- HEernore said women were rot 9nnt11g nt =
merely bugbeaI, and is Ike the Lou IN Long;
fellow poem, which en- nearer approach turned
out 70 be }ackass. tLan9neeEJ ,o
asr!Iet fos the PoesmwtIesshlp Of Janesstlle,
Na, vas given as an illustration Of the injustice
Of tic law she Va elected 15 lat8e on,aGt ma14y
Labyish man got the place over her head, and
then sook petty spite by dtschsIg.ns nsr fToP The
sstond s,t I'm and sae would have u1umphed q Men
do not giye any tune to their political dutes and
ss to sey ni ef Ps Toman os
| Thai il poor argument, tor many women now
tnrnd morn t11ne iooEinr into theIf mirrors than
nnj;irs1 Il wonii be- iound tfst Ttlen they got
In 10 that lion it would turn out to be jacksaA
Tie ad7oeatts of roman sanlase we're nos on,se,
| large fatnIltek. Nyx Stanton Is the hopored and
! loving mother Of seven children; Luctetia
Mo q as ssc yet thsy attended,
aud Is not likely TO be. She has something better
| to attend u. Any 1nan who asks her to hase him
vi! Be ye 70 BE- st9sE teoua se oo
han sa,eHnH a3sa - MEM IN s9 any fetloW
.hat las las she teneaty o ask heF sll = %ost r. e;
ey and ,n1tfsnea sne ha1 had 5oe 3oe
~ Tt!eiS n,anosers she 1 sent them ayay
decided %S0 NO. L. n q,s 'es1T sa
hat We.Gan ehnd II nj he cnt1anchised for H.
.o1s uan saonta ~ ~, 1nanTSarn.a 1,sa, ~
haraGa tha 1nsnnty ~ siassrs FL 1'a,nT,tS ~
M e at II fayor nf Tonan snne ,n ~
49, ~ nc ThfcnTn f,onTcnt4on rc.-fr nif ffa n1n
;A,ars ars oT4Snor nna hrtr1oaoT veT. n1ascnt
titt' ~ ~ 1.ro- ~ the mnearnnn, M ams
tonsn - = RnneIt Ts,rd f'nIj,er ds1nd,cd nnt nf
| siehi before Tie Arguments Of Robert Collyer. i
woman's parliament has been called to meet II
Scw York n octobes 70 consider the great @ toptcs
Cepg1csR, End they IT'LL follow congress up
10 tho end Of time, whether they
vote or no. As 70 nQhulX, Is q more
noble WORK 70 bind mp wound than to make
6edy, the5 can neal the WOUNDS Il ahe by men
| She believed education should be compulsory.
| This is the peoples government and II 1s uine
wemen were recognized es pat OF me people.
A. 10 1Snung ~ women m aoaeas Gu, ~. aa
WaE. But women can oe Pu& 10 oetIeS USE tnhn
lighting. After further argument The speaker co1-
| cudeL
Tu4 REso1Cf1Oh fAsskD -.--.
Judge Waite called for the question On the teso-
| intlon.
The :ChatrHoMan put me qnesnon 70 the meel.
tnG. Wien there was cutie cnof1a OF ayes anu
the Cnarwo1nan stosed toat thefe Mhs ~ opposii-
t.on, adfosty eomnaluns Ill present :" sS sen1f'
| ineota
Judge Waite read tue eccona fesosutloHt aau LIB
pAssaFe was moved and seconded.
| ME- EEflmofe suggested 1aak hhe PeHtlons oe
circulated tor signatures. ". 1ailan, Q! inoisna,
| Errss-
ME- GllBon 1oouknt tney nlEo1 olspose 0! 1ae
| resolution ~llno1t epecAl afEuMenL
| 4npsxss .S " * xas Is a1hNaHH:
Judge Ate ea!e9 !ot tne aaotess prepared o5
Ath strlnGers me GnGi*onan.
Mt1. Snsa, .IS saa uA - ~ ~ G
A9s* oalosErc tAx ~ Gs ~ saulcSe
ne quesuon, saoula otnan setea S1e taoaeat ~ !
nne ol - ~. of1n11 so an1 Aa pu i1tsr
n9lts R!1otea 10 HoulAo Mouau. ~ Any MAy t4]st.