New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
rHE B.oMAYS sUFrRAGE MoVEnENE

WEEKLY MEETING OF THE WOMANS BUREAU
CALL FOR A STATE COEyEhTION--Mlss AN
TltOhf VERSUS THE UNITED STATES TREAS
uEr-ADMIsSIoN OF MORMON WOMAN.
The regular weekly meeting of the W0mans'
Suffrage Association held yesterday. Nrs Elizabeth
3. Phelps IN the chair. Ths following call for state
Convention presented and approved by the Ueet-
.,, syySsE y,, rsrs yos;y = g; ,gas'
e1toa for The purpose Of Thorough organization Of the state w b
hsd Sanon srrs. ray nni wednrsay Jui - 'ud H.
1863 Is designed that three DELEGATES from Congress
,ona D..i =. he aooIs .o4yntou 10 time The history Of The
SPEEDY seeoGpkbmrg T Prrn.pt J' ss,, @ n 'e ge%,s
a.. s, y,. The CS1yr9Ga u Mr, SisGon PP, Of
oni Mr. T. Jo,ya Gage Aay.Og Conne for tie state Ms.
Nrwork civ a6 ober. will rlrs their sd, and IL j. oped s no
Congressional Distinct in the state si delegates this
Nee'Tre'den' oi!he Wo9seG9's.Saarase A''oeia'o''
Advisory Counsel for the State OF fHsW.York.
lengthy discussion took place "a 20 the election Of
desgaes FROM tins city which disclosed the fact that
Of the ladies present knew In what Congressional
district they lived but Miss Anthony sure could
tell i she had her little Red book 1t decided that
the delegates to the State Convention might be ladies
men INST AS was deemed best i'm each d5trict Miss An.
thOny hoped that arrangements would bs made for hay
ing at Clifton Springs and another at Trenton Falls
The delegate question was nay referred to the Execu-
tive Committee.
Many goodnatured things were said about the recent
edged the equal rights Of women aud resolutions OF com
plmcnt to the National Labor Union and Of thanks to
The Typographical onion lately session atAbany were
adopted. It also resolved that the Association ten
der their thanks first, 10 Mrs Mary b. Jackson for her
efforts for the recognition Of women by the Boston
Homeopathic faculty ana, next 10 the faculty itself for
accedng 90 this earnest request.
Miss Anthony spoke OF the advertisement in The RerO
hutton, offering TO girl. of suitable intellectual and
mental ability an Opportunity to study law and SAID the
and says he the opening OF Columbia
College Law School to her. Miss Anthony said and the
appalling question every side is Ia there
anywhere who Is determined to devote herself to
any calling whateyeYi | think she goo awfuly
discouraged from day to day with the girls ana women
that to her for work just because they starved
out and have got 70 work That class OF women won't
make good professional workers Oany sort she asked
every girl that came 10 her about this law studying
she meant TO practice her profession. or to marry the
first that offers her home. Miss AnthOnyals gave
account of the manner In which she had ignored the
Internal officials a. long as she dared aud read
TO one from the long-sufering tax collector: -
ALFRED PuyyrR D7,~ty coJl-tor Of Internal EerSrr,
pa. ~ M a ya'I on{,sog nG,s n'nns Ss hat " pub
oloe viii sr m. Iob9t yop viii lsasc understand
thai py It unier protest, The eroaon you are aware ourna
the mn object Of which 10 apply to these degeIerate r.s me great
wherein they Intended base Republican Government rI
that and should 60 ,ogehsI aud that 70 n
them the right @ representation Isnn am rot Fspresehied
asd ' 10 's & ' & l9i psS1s s 5s % t ga,g G sad PppSs
ve Inconsistency brs-n ts professions and It. practices Under
the the Fssra Go1emsut ought he ashamed exact
supply treasury which SO adJ depleted b. ertn'aan eiPsndar
this 10 Oassurng that when 'be
haO, theT representa- fhsy
vi aud that will conduct hsmselye,
au eluiaby the than DO toward th-
shall then only bu eomp yoa TO
bad thought o esng the ament 81 this sEon high
csgncr moral qursoa have decided % eud
(eH l0 uc1st AZ, dear Mr. Puder respectfully
your SUSAN b. ASrHoST
What wanted 20 say" added Miss Anthony lis |
this The time has for the women 10 resist paying
taxes II the property holders OF this city would
club together and determine o stand by the one woman
who should resist this cNaCton, the question would be
decided I'm favor OF releasing the women from the pay
mCut of taxes.
Mrs Wilbour presented the OF a Mormon WOMAN
Harriet Mcintyre. who wished 10 join the Association
and Miss Anthony who hoped would be terrified
by this proposition reminded her hearcre tlnt Mormon
mon were represented the floor NJ Congress. and
pre- ssed the hope that the OF Utah might bo the
first To ENJOY the rght 10 vote
Mrs WilbOur IN favor Of spirit Of Ignoring 0lop
position aud marching to whatever women can get 70
march up TO- that IL the only way 20 get anything
The merits and demets Of reporters and the question
whether or not that class Of individuals should b tot
Grated future meetings 81 the Association warmly
discussed Miss Anthony maintaining that they were very
useful aud necessary evils and that even abuse anc mis-
representation from them, rather from the edtOrsNhO
aud alter their reports. rather lenehcai thah
otherwise. The question twice put tc vote but only
one independent yOuug lady unknown To fame. Was
found 10 vote for their cNpuison
4 resolution passed ealing on to. friend, OF
wumaus suffrage trou ghOut the country 10 send on
heir nEurs and dollars, and thereby become members ot
The National Association, and practical aiders ~ the
g.OfiOus cause. aud the Convention ndiOurned.