The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25


Amho We cesse thcir yohsiH
"who esI thes ~e ,ss ". ,cc
Now hand around ths ssuesy .N
we,rs aaished for today
Thres chicks for female sunrags-
i-'onisz'-es'eki-esayp"
She esased. ana Al an. hobs,sA
Upon The spsr below,
An .neisnt spying rooster
SCI UP horrid crow
Von'vs ~. ~ r e,u1ka n sosms,
90 hsms and mind Inc ohieSso,-
k.s.doodls dos
Oh such a fearful elnskins
r.wss n nevci hss ~ oe.ore,
Mac one rosh for ths Soor
And thus I thought, "Oh, womaa,
God sent you here below
T9 heip yopt Lenow mortal
"'"'' NOV W ''o"
Her song closed, and there was prolonged
silence, the association hardly knowing Ia
what light TO view the song. Mrs. Colby''
loyalty could hardly be doubted, yet why
had she introduced such song.
The silence had become really embarrass
Ing, when 1t was broken by Mrs. Colby, who
invited the entire congregation" as DR.
Lockwood would style Il, to her house "a
q tea-drinklng, but did not designate the
day. This broke the silence, and the whssla
moved again.
Mrs. drifting having read the letter during
the singing OF Mrs. Colby, said she was OF
the opinion that the letter belonged 10 the
Saturday nights meeting, and its introduc.
tion here would not be in order.
There was slight ciuck heard Just thsn,
it might have been from Misc O'Coonor OF
It might have been the echo Of Mrs. Colby'a
song.
Mrs. Freeman, at this point, made Q mo-
tlon TO admit ladies without tho ten cent fcs
charged for admission on Saturday nights.
Mrs. Lockwood, who had lust been
squelched by Miss O'Connor's point Of order,
let tho same point ny at Mrs. Freeman
that her motion could not be put In this
meeting, IL being an independent one.
The Chair decided the point we'll taken,
although, rs stated above, she occupied the
chair By virtue Of her position as an oficer
OF the U. y. A. .,
Mrs. Spurgeon then arose 70 explain her
views Of the new meetings. She Endorsed
the idea cordially, and she would attend
whenever she could. She folt she had ~
arst during m, var vino had ia Z, ~ az 49,
in New YORK. and had oons thronsh ram
more when a mob iils RAJ vh,ch ,,aioa,sI
them now ma 80 M ,ha III. a. ~ 800.
She had afterva a. Ss.sd ,ha .m.iis,, I.
Ans bosn,tais ~ w. .hinn,,n "a -. ,hs,uh,
she had aarnaa sha -, :.
busbans bovevcr has siw.vs hasn $780,
10 tbis movemsnt Int NJ Fsa.msrp -
n,rtiaI,v ,sitad HI, ~. ar. ia s.a a1
tbat ns, nish, he la hn .,,Lon "a wsno
thew could not he draaysa nv a chsin
w .oI Ea. NJ oe uassa " aSnAn
IN saS ,hst he, MN, .s r ,ev ~, neS ., 70
tbonyb shs m,sht no, he ' M. - LIZ.
tbem iii, ~ n sosaes
.waL.r.5 n ~. paasis,S. S,'.ss W
xon,d IN her xo,oa a,- VI tss snu
vomsn. ' an 1'A' "
tn got. ,h., ,.I - w.s.,-
of eac, vel annoIn,sd aa ~ nau "n'sasy
The hour na NH vs. o,o,onS NA'e''"s ''y'
Mrs, Coihy n.yt ,ooL ~ 49, a, .,,,,...
subscriptlons Ia sns.n n Anthonv,s P..ni..'
lion. She said she had canyassed the citv
had nn, nht.nsgg peo h.a ess-h T rse' sne
was IN. she hnned acme ~ ,ha ,ad,s s.
nrason, wav,S ,a,I ~ s I'm. s,a au' iauie'
Wrs Ioct waod bsd nsa -, s
of the Ivonan,. IJ.a.s,, "''u w ~ =" iA'o'
Ma. o;Cnnnor saIS ~.
for the R,,oi,g,on she h.d h.a 1,,,s
better success than s.,er Co,h. a.. hsS
os.si, a. ,hrs. s snu oo''J' eno nao
Wrs GriTns SonaS r., .,,,r Al.
,aSiss wi.hsd - ha pnd..s,aas ~, ~. VI p no
$780,, -. " 70 s suas .uo Ise-
w lRA hat ~tVs2t. It.s l.. IL
citv wss ovsr ~ ,ss hnnSrad ''' III 'ni'
Mia. O,Co,nnr .nhmittaa ,,., v-,.
he adyisabIc for an ,he AL. $780,,
as many more "a tbsv conid ,nfncs ~ sna
10 attend The satnrd.v evsnine r,s.s,,'..
10 encourage tbosc Who wera 2, e.s,n~
the cause. and Snrther Thai .h.y acnnns ,ha
platform. 1' v 80
Wrs Fraam,n s,noos,.a ,h., al. Ii.
present vive their Names 10 ~. s...ss.s.
mai they mi,ht he en.h,o5 ~ 49, ~
~ .s',,sn,s ~ eou '" msAe sess oi
a ,ar,nanas, s,io' ""n ''e"s 70
Nh H,Ta oisan.a.ion . !, AT,
ra,ais tnS uno, oppo o,s " ~ .nn vas
he isd,.s nre.snt ,.hn I'M na. iina m,sns
their m az r,ianS. 49, ,S.r ~ n,s ~ nste
H. snnrasa, .,a,,S . my nnu atseuuoo u.
d,aicni,is. IL o,t.nainn ia a",,.
hnshand was hitt.rIv onno.ad ~. =. s -
1mnrmnred masidict,onap r.rs $500 ~, "a a us,
tbe brnte by Inc IA $780,. a. III
surcceded In .ecnr,ns nj. ,S--.,s"
teno this time. hoTsrsr "a ho,.t -
might be aa fortunata n s.,.. "or~ ~
Miss O'Copnor stated th.s ~, .c,s s.sur-
day nights she had fc,t mi enough 10 be in
her bed, aud had force Of will enough 10 no
to the meetings Of the universal suffrage a.
ISOLATION In order to lend her feeble aid and
presence to the great cause, and vet In The
record OF the proceedings OF last saturdav
night she waes haracterized as Z slIttie dried
up old maid" She pitched Into the crowd
nj thu naia rar.,.si a., ,yho -. = ~ :