, 1870-05-04
WQEANH RIGHTS
Meefinss or the Rival 0rEaH1zaifona- -Infer-
estinE Speeches and Addresses

The Cock County Woman Franchise Association
Was car1sd to meet IN the ieetur-f0om Of Farrell
Hail. At -. II, res=erdsy. 1t tnat hour 1ve Iadsea
6czc On sand, tanning themselves, md waiting
for s1c arrival Of the brethren and sisters tolne
with them u forwarding NE canse CT wo1nn111
emancipation. In the c1I7He OF time seyerA Iaztt
their appear7ace+- There NeEe one or. two Jot0ae
men. md law ladies' Of abo4t tho same oge, Al
new recruits, beside the veteran followers OF Hts.
uyemo1e. T3n audience, ttaugt sraaT, was rs
iect
About half past Ara J.. ". Loonis nominzt.
ed Alz, Rebecca n. Mott as PresfdenteaA
Mrs Mott Fas unanimously elected and took the
chair.
M1S Harriet 8. BrooKs, SccrctarJy read tho mtn-
ntes Of the preceding meeting.
nality of having he nanntes sdop:ed.,Nfa Watse
who Is better Vcrsed n Cushing, atgxeaaed the
orep,tesy Of adopting them, and they wctc sdopted
r1an CT political chazac1sr- Some one had better
aEd-rss the meeting. She called upon Aa- Fuller
Me. Fuller was under Hae necessity Of declln-
Ing
. M.1- Waits undertook 10 explain the smal1neas.
of the audience By Observing tnas @ moving snssE-
been there, and besides, women could not SET out
very wen IN the middle Of the day They should
have thelf meetings at night
0LrTIERISG GEHKhAL11Ea
: Nrs- Brooks came forwaru md read eonstd-
sRs sResa sa nesc
quoted kom ths late Als7a1der Fope % shoT ms.
Ii Has 80. She proceeded 10 demonstrate hAx
women should BE tadependsns Of men,.
and to dePiors the e1n2vagancs' of public
Tere essars. % md unto T WOMAN @ the he taIass taaf.
w-re hers. Woman should be free. Aan owed
hl7tioerty to the heroic women OF the rrroiuaou-
perity to the economy Of womau- Wh2trstuTn
aNl she Ees for " They would NOS give her the
tie nap '4ss Saes no uae aas
men FeEe badly In want Of something to tnlc
WhcM ney fsns shetr wives, &C.. IN bon.laEs-.
Rlea win men. Wouldn't nlen let them.;Ro fur
.heT.-o ne polls : Hess they afraid e 1ass tae:
through lie, and often further.
WOMAN N TIE vTSKYARp.
HoG1eo wanted something to do In the vtne--
helpmeet not his servant Perhaps she Should
not use the word = servant" us BerTant9 alw2JA,
get compensation for snsr labor. The essenee of
the movement Wis the intellectual and spiritual.
culture Of f*oman, and that VAS needed for the
development and perfection OF the race. Women
aas RE- an ana Nefe sheT
n5 nf t. BE- s Women eut nP he prnaps
wise. That mosemcas was without precedent
So were al great movements 50 was
ts e's sazs 4as5' TSe5 You'd .a1e ID
prisoner n Tney would 1snt il ont quietly. Tss
speaseress concluded by quofing the last verse ot
get the work Of their hands, and that their worka
should praise them in the gate.7
Mrs Willard enu1ctaled her own weu-krown
original and peculiar views On woman's asphere
The earth was sphesE Woman1 sphere wss
Woua 60 o. 10 1 IL panoon. How could fa@iiy Be-
1epns enes md tie Other furniture Of .ae house
Machinery h2d done away With womans sphere tn
the house There WIS no more sewing: Women
shonld be legally aB well as morally Independent.
Women voters would take care Of poor children,
and they would 70 longer be out:asts- An indie
ssscue and nold up he government
MENTAL CULTURE uNSECESSARf.
MIa Fuller wanted to know u mental culture
Eas necessary to constitute VOTE sne Old noe
W. W11.s9 gave an Intricate paysiolos!esat
ascerratncd, amounted to 4 negative
Hox RAA rHE rH!s1cAL NAN GOES
Mss Matilda Victor, q Ba1on Ronge, L., was
America MAS hypocrteal nation. It would NOS
give uumsn her rights Might was not right
Wom.n- The despottsrn ahonII be overtnrpwn-
They wanted theory and practice rniscd- Tho
physical nan vas an admirable creature as Tar as
he went, but he went no further than IN animal
He cculdnot WORK out hts destiny alone. TWAS uoe
good for Enan TO be alone, 20 GoI gave him help
priety OF squirting tobacco Juice On q polished
CRATE Than she talked Of dressing gowns, dur
Lpgs, ballots, elections, gentlemen, msttage-:ne
tcD, the ballot, the magma ehaYta Of humau rights,
inremperanee, robbery, wrongs tyranny, opp1es-
Ween sboud no aser ee, Is now, ~ mere hirdsss
Of uen for destructive purposes. Who said women
could not dght? u woman pcrslled her Life for her
They might as well be IN q Turkish ha1em as In
nee country deprived OF their rights The waE.
n nd anay an s.
demand tor equality for every human SOUL"