The New York herald., 1869-05-31
WOnRR,s RIGnTS.

Proposed Oraaaizatien Of . Wonen's Parlia-
The following circular has been addressed To ladies
Of the strong MINDED, SOrossian. 'blue stocking"
women's rights stamp In reference 10 Q meeting
with q view 70 establishing q women's Parlia-
ment:- -Il o.cg
MApAn-You hereby invited delegate 70 9
Ss city q New York $ on he s1: ms.s.y w:dn..s.s
In October The object Of the ParlAmen 10 to organize
n :a6ise. q Viz. interest . sS.n:eys: .ad Tier
'As as.s Esrss &,
Parliament WIN convene sls he ioiowiss:~
e s:1:s
Csy ans Ssoy
and s only %ssSs: % wa
Z. % Men are nS s Of %%ch that
%snaaion Of Intelligent practical women @ sAs upon % subject
20 vital in n% " n 70 would carry 1
organization Especially is, desirable 70 introduce into
pointed known d.nes. performance
duties assigned them and not by party influence and
machinery.
Next importance to the subject OF education Ia that OF
correction The present methods empcysd are partial and
results, wholly unworthy Of the inelisencs and al
pru.sns Of present
sysem and women therefore have right to examine is
so% rs &
SS%psp' %S o puS: scsson 10 .nd si's III
disciplinary and reor%a;ory institution. should be under der
head ' OF nearly Ts' al private Enterprises This Kind;
! the testimony q pastors sa. churches draw
nyaiESIc AND SANITARY REFORMS
public q committee OF should be
organized with special reference to it, quite time that
ss and eha.n
tenon Of women in such way AZ to give their suggestions
is comparatively new to this generation America
sss%pt c re e ps %
and Of luxurious state Of society to force this
lament must be directed towards securing for them the
cessary training and the tST their LABOR
Under this head included whatever bears upon the sub
problem Of the day. and anything that increases family
and lessons deserves hearty cOmmenda
The abolition Of ne washtub the scheme Of eoopera.v.
work done al home and therefore less necessity large
Sf s wSnd al come wh'n ns
hoped in some plain and practical suggestions which would
DISHONESTY IN PUBLIC LIFE.
The corruption which tants every Of public t
Every Undertaking for the public b benefit = % turned ed IN int
and even much honor as obtains among thieves
They see
atve bodies bought by and no longer feel ha
hand and msreenary meanness other This
our national reputation Men unequal
task OF semmins the torrent and We call upon the womsI
ats Of he hsy love and wish 10 respsc for h
sake Of the future Of their G s1ns aps s we oeg
and corruption sl allowed to run riot mus. be will
opinion Of every man and woman capable Of forming snt
expressing Judgment. We do not intend 10 be
psrior but we do that the
could exist might value exposing wrong
and preventing II from being perpetuaied
WHAT iHR woSAN's PAaLIAsHsr Will. DO.
which is theirs BY virtue Of their humanity
offers TO them the privilege Of the vote, without th'
desire for the benea. and large
aud not a personal striving after place and power
has nothing to do with the demand for womens Rights
Il rs'Sn.s' Ss% d and
The champions Of woman's rights doing work whicl
and demands would Se out of place deliberations
existing w0map's %sxsaspsT Ps,,s%sp' ors,xu,mos.
The S formed .s e spse' s
Representatives chosen by themselves the basis
s @
majority vote only, as is Tie case under me prcseI
centres such ns the cities OF Boston rmadeiphis On
that all necessary Information be widely distribute
throughout their State, that In hose section
where societies participate by sending their
10 Of these centres, and receive from thence dec
tons 10 the and means Of conducting branch
zations
WHAT CONSTITUTES A VOTER.
Any woman can become voter by the payment one dols
poll tax for the defrsyng OF parliamentary
the sienyng her Willingness selection OF her candDtf
No political organization being in existence
much will have TO be done first by personal effort
part OF candidates themselves and by their friends.
No money 10 be paid untl the first permanent Parlia
ms n Ia he eI
Women responding this call will please al
dress Mrs j. G.. Croy, No Van Nest place, Charie
street, New York city, In order that the pac
of meeting be them. Mrs. J. q CROLY.
On behalf of the Committee.