, 1870-05-27

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c"aR ~ ann;,,l meeting NJ TIT, .,,o,,.or T.,
the election 81 officers and the anaacaou of basi1es,
shs r. s hsd IN TIE snsh mo- q MoSc,nb1 It such psc
teIpe Anx sts.c or loex, ,oc,ctv fo,,noa 70 al
rusins tHEiasc fo1 women. tusy become aalilisH sq
Iii % sssoe;ation. A' ''-O"A'' '4N44l9's
ART g. A eprcal meeting may he called at auy Tim
hT the President .na eha be called at the request
caton On aceonns u Fay Color crd re . assoe
sJs te s.Ge 9i as9 prent os vote OF two
adopted 7uB OFFICERS.
The Committee on Ot1ce1s then reported Tht
following rs5sopMs sss Sse. selsctsd; sa. u.,.
san. '' 1'1't
1rersct ninois: Iis Bo1ptaa insaass isSs.n; Mobe
Eai5s ha; Wtssontia: AssE J; +cPba51. Minnesota
fi9J ,rs o1oei FoI III Ino
wJpae: Mir Izsc FseShaa, $sish b s.esIn:: nm: .J
e1sp1, ea1,isg roM stes.aI0%it HIoeis ooafoa s
farTsg.oains s<eresay-AEu. J. ". Loonais.
4.eassrtr.Fe1nsndo Jones
Mss naastt s Tss sqnaaetea , to tho chair an
after which the association adjourned until D. N
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
1he con'en.lvu ~ ~ f. LII
v,,., .,.sSss ~. conTaaaEs, Tt,.,
,e anno,nfn,; n.sG n'SsIr aTaa1 l"' aeA Soals1Se
Dr. keeflsr, Of Cincinnati. vas nominated a
t4ail1nan 9l ne eoih!niMse, anH ueeHneu.
rev Euuy 'hs noulnaIcd mcmbef OF IN
commlltee, ma el.tl e1eSten. sSs ,.., .n.,.,.,,-
ts III heee5 mas een e1eeu' NOTWITHSTANDING
RESOLUTIONS.
Judge Waite, from the Committee on pcrManeu
Organization, reported the following resolutions
Irztrea, The second section of the fourth .rte1s
the Constitution Of the Unitud states provides fhat th
rSe5 .nd nunisics of citizens II tae sever State.
~ II sns .s n nsla r. afn poitsa aas9oF.y that r.
r1rr tiye frnnchite: md. :" '1eAoe' ~
.ectze ana theY arc dselsr1a 70 Ss ee ToS, II e
Fourteenth Amendment T. The Constitution: snd.
nhf9E Io lsnoVs ~ ao99fs ss T. t4a P9lities
ihe nted statss Has Sesn aoae T. p fG
.sss tie ds sbtes Lsrrtuion Iist;nr. thas.fr 'a0
fir4osre That We nre in favor of al anaeuduleat t,
ts S q the United S.stes sseasniHins A..
t'ss ifnhehse On eqaa4 !eI1as Wn al other cdtzena
1lsCLssaos'
ss sss 'ona, n =; w. pan2an. a1a npgg Mae spns,
conttAneo 1ac .fue uoStd1ne: an,e
= MnHEsssloS.
c,e1 ea mcs IN nsV ~ na1r ea
sheulo pluseet anemse:ves sn itom tne insults mel
nea aa neapEo uIon n seH 1or ages saying tns
eue au'eu5 3eSesseq YseI t4tass qcaseu: .,,,,-,n
1I1,fFn
,r.njtonna1s r1s odonted ~ 'ose' soss ne6'
1n-'''41'o"tS nugP.s41 urrrpv>., nopr,
Rcv. Mr. Nyera honei he WoniS ire m sce N,
nr whcn he Wnn,I r. ah1e ~ cast fia vots for ~.
Wnmsn as Prsidrnt of me r1nifed St.toe IA
t.anse1 - tap
f'""' upa Spur
TIC Shs e. ,9tsoanSf Mr. SsEt to IT, su
lnE question Of the Gse-sex equalIty,n she said
the friends OF the great cause had reason to b.
I~f h1,~ n.1.- #1-a hrA
ehss hso 1se d aous e.;
we're, thus far made, would remain as among the
z, andest monument that has been erected to thc
character Of woman. She analysed the character
Of women, exploding many of the popular dclu.
sions With regard to them. Woman was called
weak, hut WAS strong enough to bear the trials
aud sufIeHngs Of motherhood; foolish, but posses
sing wisdom similar to that Of the wise; trining
ee1 eea on Tsa ssa s1a s
rye Mns she En- not & 80 faF Spiritual
Eas bs{neeS bna{,e s f. se4s to % Eas
that did exist were founded Ia cITor and lgno.
rance. Woman had never had the opportunity To
develop her real capabilities Tyrant custom had
hAd opportunities she has improved
them, and shown character and
capacity. Republican governments had always
had alHaFg dtEcfiminated aanfnst the aey. huf
stt1i IN most cases these WOMEN werc eNuil,fc IN
the throne Republican governments had utterly
even rs ftactons N de political World. i'd e''''
MSS noYNrOy.
of Indiana. comrnenced nn the tconppnfs1 suh,act
Of lilies and roses, trailing arbutus, ai,d cersnams.
aud nowers generally, 80 many beautiful sptci.
mems of which could be seen Al over the haii. and
upon the stage But she did not come
10 talk on botany. She had been Iold, on d pre-
vtous occasion. that II women wonld exerrise the
Yr1r that Shav
not dare, no, not dare. to re-
Ease to grant everything that women
might devise. This IVES moral rower-thc moral
She had once talked with q beariIlesH boz about
this suffrage question. The beardless boz. who
WIS in the nursery during the late war; wanted to
boys always were propou1.siing these
kinds Of connndrnma. Az partial answer to tho
lortgoing, che would say, she once talked totwcye
tlusinsslcay in favor OF the women of the Rcnnh
lie. Those brave reter1uH would have riFcu
Two tallots II they had asked 1or
u,Iily good day for the Suffrage cause either, So
much for the conundrum prurounded BY the beard
hss boy. here WAS an answer from 4 brigade OF
men who had AZ Gt,n anu not in a nursery room,
] he proper Btuly Of womnnkinIl WIS nnQ. FAN
plause-1 She had always found man somewhat
arrroachable, and sometimes really reasonable.
she bad NO fault to Ind with man, as man. Zap
justice in Tho end. But woman must, nsitate.
MAJ was phlegmatic, and Was aroused to moving
with great dln1cuty. Still, like all great bodies,
9 ana ann,es me ToTia, ne does moTe1oecasionally.
was partly her own fault Let but the fact be IN
derssood that women wanted to sote-not small
mnertysnt s. ths l afEer portion Of tae scSan
gent and rtght-thinking men. 1t WAS Ignorance
and brutality that stood In the way Of tho success
Of the present movement Women needed TO be
educated, however. They exhibited an apathy
mt at H{ hPr1TnInU the whfrfE mn
confronted the Eek Still there was q growth of
public sentiment OF which all had reason to be
MES nA11ou,
of Minnesota, said she had appeared on the plat
folm but very little, on ACCOUNT OF extreme facial
0gnness. lLaueatef.J one haa done the State
rome = setFlce IN feplcsentatlFe Eay, having been
electea dele9aie thfee tunes u Minnesota But
1er pub'ic-Hpehking experience had been limited.
she went over the man features Of the woman
sunIage gEound-Nages, n2atin9, ess: 50 lar as
did abont as much Of tt, In . small way, as could
q expected under the circumstances. laughter
Mho W.! ~ kneW not that bIooInsuGss might develop
lied Eer euort us "bosh, !" and subsidized.
A BESEyoLBNT OLD LADY,
1rom henuleFllle, desired 10 "talE little In
She could remember the time when people op-
posed sending boys md girls to school together.
she was told II khe sent her RiIis to the same
senooi tnal noss M anGnuea tneg won!u 90 nol hng
s ~ altS s., ~ l!taokut.tt 2nC r.
slc"cQ me posluon q women Ii the church.
especially ln tho Methodist denomination. No
woman could be q member Of that church, cx-
cept W CONSTRUCTION, They were Sort OF side
issues. llauehter]; Everything In the articles.
the creed. the discipline, related TO perfect
and godlT men nothing TO say about
women: We; IA, Ihe !. most plous dty1nes would
kea so9 @ .nat vas not ne mission q
uiian 10 IeaS.I, no aualei Nhat ner Talents or
anau1cauons. 1n's Ehs al wrong, and should be
reMeuiea. J1agine " nc talent which she saw
aanua hel' Ene haa DO oonbl hut that the time Tor
EeioiM naii 1nil! c0ne.
taaloulnea until 7. N.
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