The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03

The woman sunragans-A Hard nap
At Mrs. LOCKWOOD Association.
A lady correspondent Of the New York
Jy,,.. ,.r,,,,, Co., ,.,. .,,u .,., .,
i"''' "i'''ns from TINS Guy, gives inc io'-
ioWlnR severe rap AZ tue association that
holds It's meetings In Union League hall
every Saturday night,
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,.,na ,n.a,,,,,s Ma ..aNr a...s. mosn sui
- - ino.a..,.sk ou se.y oa.uay c'em.us
a,s now ,sconS,s,on w non "e.s,1s. Lsey
IN S,.n.,osin r.aoaas, So,oa ,,eu,
:, I.us,h H. p'oS,u ~, oelns Pupnsneo
.s,an.snh,a a,sn.,oh:y. p es, aua uvsieeo III
.ii ,,n, n,nrousnou' tne coun-
~, IL varrag,oS S' hs I'M .noe MsenNon
s N.sa. 70 "a s., ~ .no smal numoer Oh
us. W P eopgi .uoeu, sue iass eI meet
ass,.S ~ ,,.es ,no
oansn ,ha al .a III, " .uo eonee,n' oe-
,sao,ot 10 nsar,"n. d ,a Pso9s wno az
cams 10 Hho,a so,no snn y "a . meIns
,ha, ~, .a'',s ~, srss auu eous'ue.eo
soa, ,noy eouiu ~. spend tnelI twenty-nve
sS S W Vo'sei au,a.aso ~ my ol tne low
NJ, ~ aaI. ~ ~ WHEN tnvy Mero IN
,uo n"V. v, so'ns. suen peopIe US tnoso
nav nav suo iase IN. liz u'scuss,ou meeungs
Ueoa 'onpo'e9' win sngn. auuu'on o'
y .nns o men T., Hi more lnse,ectuai WE,
on ono Ia -, u, o,har y !" say WHY INK
on one siue VI o.ner slue OF Tue questlon,
l Il
NJ. ~. .nemseses anu tneit knowieogo OF
io., ,n, ~ 'en I'M, .n,uues uoV.e' auu gu
10y tneWseSeS qute regaroieSs OF 'ne
Wu 49,, A., o.,
4, WY iem women nave INC orass ano
ny. sou'aS., sney ea.i u, W snor 'not
lavvs amopS '1 as. .noaoy crown, oniy two
or tn,ec Oh tne nrst organizers OF the uni
ne''a 1T nr sn ms as' p commune IN
~, ~, one ~ ono ' h nave len IN angust a.
S sno y, ,,ss,,ia Sampea X
ocI vi eeeen.lic PeoPIe' hunse,lng ai.er no.o,
re.y, "no evon maui tnennSo.es 'no vnieI
Iea'u .n Vi sno Ihee'ings. put Wnen tneso
nee.'"ks meIe na" ny Wessor ..
N. H. MncoA anu ". Ma,y walker, .ney
WEI. , Seve1 ia, a"I an pdur,n @ 70
wnas .ue' nav w. V. ~. uur,ns .no past rev
nonths. az .na' .alhe muGn co'nPiaint Wa
neatu auong tne ssfong -mInued women tnat
.ne pegulln, uicss oi VI. mary, ana tne ego
tss,S eihpne,S y, tno sel-syleu rIo,es
eor eaeteu iiuieuei out no" notning
seems 30 nuen Gost ,s ~ raiegic ~ tnose
VINO arc managing INC snow. tney seoin
so deslrous 70 OBTAIN Tue crown OF martyr
aoui US 70 pe Mhlns 70 mnte themselves
ioolS anu iuna'ics III o.uet 70 ootain ~ IN
INC ehciusNe Momau Inoetlng nelo last
WEDNESDAY, ale,noon, IN when some women
Expressed tnelr uisaPProoation OF sne oatur
DAY evening meetngs, tno laay VINO presided
stateu thnt sne tnougnt notning could nave
orougni horace ureeiey around 70 our side
OUT sueh perseeuuon 40 .ni'.
, put III uu.u tney a,o not Pcrseeuteu.
cent show for the avowed purpose OF obtain
. Ing the notoriety and the money. Even tho
policemen detailed to attend tho last meet
Ing for the purpose Of preserving the peace
enjoyed the rout with the rest, and could
think oil nothing but laughing at the absurd
performances OF the managers OF the show
and remarks Of the audience. Most Of them
. do no, care to oppose "wonan's rights"
being quite indifferent to this and all other
questions OF the day; they only want the fun
, Tor which they paid their money.
the question OF "woman's suffrage 10 so
? largely suggestive Of fun to tho minds OF
many people that II requires to be treated
! before the public In sensible aud dignihed
manner to command the serious attention
! the Importance OF the subject merits. But
,, when number OF ill-assorted,. eccentric
, persons, like those who now call themselves
the "Uniyersal Franchise Association" at
, tempt TO become the pioneers OF new Ideas
, pertaining TO the relations OF the sexes, and
Invite free discussion thereon, they make
their cause appear TO lack rather than
possess merit, and call attention to Il only tc
: excite prejudice Whatever the merits Of
the question may be, 1t Is now before the
public Tor rational consideration, aud II II
D., has passed the stage OF ridieule, II should be
il. discussed with dignity and seriousness con
!. sistent with the grave nature Of tho Interest,
4 1t involves. Luz.
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. LooAL hEs,LiS g. oelock on
a Meuncsaay hignI hIe WAS alscoyetea 10 I
!. s,aoie owned y hooert Boston, situated 10
!. ounton alley' oerweea ihIEen'n anu rour
.ecntn stree's; ne nre was ehtinsuishee
/ oy Uncer henner' auu o'ucrs' "nnou
a ''e h, an a,a' u,.,o,, r.,,.., ,.,
i. Az aoou. l O'CLOCK yests,day mornini
burglars entered brotherneads library, OF
" MUM street, near u, put omeer ponlyai
h coming up az tne time, tne thieves deeampe'
a "suout ootsinIus any p'unuer:
o9he miscrean', ABOUT O'CLOCK OF
n "aue,ay usu', as'eniP.eu w hre w
/, s S III tnc rem VI the Nin'n stIec
!, afe ,tI, enu,en, ~ p,ae'ng quantl..
h y, kinai.ng Mooa aga,nst tue nouse, ana ~
!. PyinR Tue matcn .nere'o, Fortunately IN
l. neIshhor, a audh Was sr,In1pI'h., S
i. =, ue,suoors, aad 'ns nro eA''"su''neu oe'of'
Yesterday afternoon, about one O'Clock, q
y the Arlington house coach was proceedin
10 tue depot, one OF the axles snapped on
street, near sixth, rendering the vehicle use
y, ~ less lot tue time being. Mr.. Allison Nailo
n IT,, az once dispatched messenger TO b
~, ~ stable, and In twinkllng another coae
= was on hand 70 convey passengers nom th
train 10 the Arlington.
. The Georgetown markets are glutted vii
~ vcpison'
u Joshua whitney u Bon have sold 10 ID
y, ~ A. d. Crash the three-story brick house al
"a furniture belonging to Dr. y. b. Transul,
"a sixth street, between u and IL street
e. M eu vi s''ooo .',, .
"a Inc following gentlemen were electe
"a oneers OF the Masonic Mutual Keller Ass
~ Giauon; A. " Adamson, PRESIDENT Thomi
y D. Campoell, vice'president; John D. Call
n, nan, secretary; THOMAS bowling, treasure
he inc once OF the board OF directors OF q
n chesapeake ana ONO Canal Is being
in moved rom thls city 70 Annapolis.
az Inc mntiny case" on the schooner Ca
was yesterday COMPROMISED, and the rarti'
n, dismissed from arrest and Dali.
H. warrants were yesterday Issued by JUST
hs Snase, on tne oath OF VIM IL. west, char
ing martin Cronln ana Ihomas sorrell WI
nd assault ana battery a. Union League Hall
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