New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

On taking the chair Mr. Bullock reviewed IN a MAJ
terly manner the political history Of the past eieh
years and showing the wonderful results OF that history
In gigantic Rebellion suppressed, 10000 Of pcops
emancipated from chattel Slavery a,I invested with the
full and complete rights otfreemen, ard the discovered
States restored to the Union In referrng 10 fnan
| cial condition, Mr. Bullock said:
Likewise onf immense financial ncuRatrance the dis
"a well "a could have been anticipated under any gov
eminent on the fscc OF the earth We "" not pause to
figures in the Treasury tables; because 10 enongh that
everybody knOw9 and nobody denies thac the national
debt has been steadily and greatly diminished. Surely
the policies OF the Administration may xpeci somecredit
for this Jackson did not hesitate 70 claim from hn
cOnatrymen grateful appreciation thd6 he had paid
of che national debt Of his day even though that event
had come largely nom measures INFLATED Iuer hs pre-
deeessors; and certainly our own Admlnst alton may
reasonably be credited with me m anauoh ga te paps
debt by measures altogether OF IL. own ana of
its own execution. NOr has any other country ever real
lied t1e like OF this. last year In N NY OF the
large towns through Central Europe pictorial lustrs
tiODs Of this representing the crowned hea grouped
! together, and looking aghast at the hnonnoe
Mt OF the preceding months financial achievement 70
ported from the United States, gotten up IN n1ane
there ana to educate their hearts admiration OF the
great Republic in the West Here at home at that time
ond @ @ 5 m g nanIe ~ EuTnp were blessing the work d
your Government and Haunting II suggestlyely W ths
face Of both and equal desp0ts, Napoleon anu Wlm'
The present Congress ghtened the burden OF saxs
ton by II any, many mlions-you may call Il AEsy %
eighty atyOur option Much more OF ms sort or sgss
tOn remains TO lie done But n review u thts Nhoe
field, and speaking less as partisan as ne" a "a
asrR Rta'e va ,oW 1fn be rmmes OF party to est too
tightly isis difficult for osee how any eannt and
reas asonabfe withhold decided approx sio the
general OF the financial administration ot our af
fairs. Ard the moral tone essential for power among
and again s great tcmpters, More than inside
as well side the Republican party, men haNest4rted
an xperi oeut on the public conscience, looking toward
letting down Of the high standard OF ineT . IN om
sovernmept finance; hut so can ascertaGt they
lave ali "a every where subs nd because all anaessry
where the Chave been rebukeC by the people Whse re
sist BILE purpose tits to meet sbeir Governmer o5'gs
tOns, 3i5 age and in al ages, in such amer a
shall max this couAtry the fire. moralyas II eeady
gused is henceforth obsolete the United stats Thai
is the tri Enph OF our country over all histories
The Co nmittee Creden reported that rs cities
and towrrs were represented,ty delegates tho Chair
man sta ing: am requested BY the Committee % say
that there two women amSng the delegates one nom
Melrose and from Brook tsid" The repoIs was 40
cepted by unanimous vote.
Mr.. Robinson offered a resolution thankins,ths Hon
Chares smne>for his services. and his recent at7emp
amend and oquaze the ass by striking oCs the word
"whise"
The Hon. Cfas. W. Slack os Boston offered hs follow
ing:
Re .orsd That the Republican party Of Massachusetts,
mindful its obi cations 10 the loyal women OF Amer
lea Cor their patriotic devotion 10 the cause 0f liberty
making women eligible 10 offices Of the stte and the
act pa of Gov. Cafin flr having appointed women TO
high political trusts thas we are heartily 10 favor OF
tho enfranehisenent oslaemen, and VIII IA the day
when the educated Intelligence and enlightened con
spected az the balOt-ba1.
The Hs1. Thomas Russell of Boston follsged with o
sssOlutiGn 10 the efecs that the subject q Woman
Suffrage ought not to 10 treated with reue sarcasm.
and tina: when the ef the State srnat6n demand
eduel political rights those rights mas he ranted and
secured by constitutional amendments. These were
severaly referred ~ the committee.
Mrs LiyermOre nOT stepped forward amid loud erica
of platform" and presented the following memorial
FROM the recent Homan Suffrage Convention, asking
that plank he put in the platform Of the Convention IN
favor of Woman Suffrage.
THE woMEN's MOVEMENT.
10 e Rep"Se9in SsSin cSess SeeS % Assqehgs s I
Committee BY Trends friends o. "omHn 90 S1tfrag. IL
structed to lay before you the following mo
mortal: We respectfully represent thar the I'm o.
| from them; that the women Of Massachusetts, one
bower; tSst in vi6aticS OF the Declaration 81 Inde
pendence which declares that Governments derive the
women OF Ma sachusetls are governed without
sent that in violation OF the fundamental plrei9e OF
representative government t1a taXaton weLeui reire
sent2tiOn is tyranny woman IN Massachesetts No IL
the owner Of properly Is taxed without
and has voice In the amount or eXpeeAuTe oi ths
taxes which she is compelled to pay e,...-.,..
We therefore, respectfully request that he Convention
OF the Republican parry, which has abolished pon,Sh
distinction account OF race, color, ~ previous con
dition of servude, will declare itself BY resolution OPP
posed to political dstinction by so arenihg . @ elao
Constitution extend suffrage tn women ON the same
| signed Julia Ward Howe, Jacob NJ Manning, Lucy
Stone Henry b. Blackwell Margaret W Campbell JeSss
Liyermore, Seth Hunt, James Freeman Clarke A'pha
SpOOnor.
Mrs Livermore made long speech on the snliect
speaking fret OF the memorial which simply asked thai
women he made the equals Of She asked that the
Republican party carry its declaration 80 its logical
| seqeunce and place women ON the same platform Win
| men. She claimed that women had acted with the ke
during warand In the Sanitary Conmssi ~ AS hisst
etc, and said that while many were hurH9 VIII as
ers brothers. husbands and sons whom they bud 'aer
feed many found on returning home mat lLel ~
shattered their constitutions hy their hfrd service sie
SAID that when party in NewIork wanted 70 press tbe
question when the cOloIed man hat not secuiyd W.
rights there was large meeting at Cincinnati, wmch re-
solved 10 bde its time, ana 10 renew the hght "h,u 80
colored man had been fairly dealt viii, ;nd was H'
| And now press this question. There y rSona
enough for the women We are not anxious 20 .os so
| or to Congress. We want voice IN tLen
election. The women Of the United states gre hA'I ~,
$500 OOo 900 OF property and feel that have ghi
t Pyi Stste Prison conyicts and muatIcs You can
| not afford longer TO ignore U.S. mean no me.s$t,s
ffS fbeS growth Of the whole civilized world, mtl ,he
women are power to-day. They hear the voice v va
hour aud You cannot afford 60 do without US loa
because You cannot afford ignore the tth oi 80 80
Because to-day everywhere the word over c1rry,
| West abroad in India, IN Germany, traute And
where. women are asking TINS f't5hn',tt" When
because TIE time Is not far {. Gl',r' y 'ra'y,nions
| they will attain II. These Nohens s,ttrf N vOu
signify something. Look az Myouily 9ad I Utss5 5s--
to-day adopt resolution ia iaNor OF NYt IT, isugled
as pray God you may-you must ekpto, ~ - bpe Bus
at by your lady atquaintances when You get 's,mins
you must bring them up to sustain You IN NJ thsr solee
the Democrats had been very uuiu tuhA n! IA c,en u
lions OF candidates aughtcrl ana thous nnmocrsto
the Territory ere under OBJ cations 10 the ot yose
party because Il enfranchsed them, thsy MVuu sory
Tor Immoral men. Last year the Deiho'rts Tpoptr
| vas too anl ga this ast election an "a lXIv
laton OF 10000 the Republicans had ~ ~ Won have
Is right 10 give women the ballot ana S NV ouesoa
derdgd that Won have nothing 90 DO with any yots
whateyeri IL don't matter whether they N,a,l N and
or not We count good many tonEHeS Learned our
| GOOD many resOute purposes. We hANe Ill NOT give
ROVER and are now In for the war, ana We antet
up til we win DO NJ allow us 10 Ilh w az y,n 40 M
the pemocratic party which VIII take US nd he ~