, 1870-05-15
W0MAN'S SUFFRAGE,
Meeting Of the County Franchise
Association.
Arrangements for the Approach->
Ing Convention.
Addresses by Lailiea


The Cook County WomAns Franchise Association
room. yesterday sftcrnoon Tho o.nd,rnee ~ W. satr
- .s 5."s@ues S4Hs' 'noo- 4Ho Auo1ea's "so aW
Mn Jane Graham Jones i TOOK he chair. Mn.
n,s. oota es.. reaa .ae minutes OF the
. NJ: g, 3. ! watse reported thas he h.a engaged
ing sud evening for he he ~ ose o. Of The % coluR Con caa-
vent1on.
NJ. Fern.ndo Jones reported tha. he t.a made |
arrangements with several railroads tor tickets ior
delegates At reduced rates
M. 49, W. ~, @ ~ Maass va. .ney maa1sa 70 puo
-. ~ sna ~ ~. ~ ~ ;, .sa -. s.sa
up anu 10 hs PAT Of ne pns'neA answer
t.t1ons to the convention, had been received.
promised to t,e the most euccessful convention Of
me kind ever he.d N % cn,csoo They van,ed 10
accommodate u mAnJ PERSONS IN their houses
they could. They should not send their friends to
hotels, especially the m spssss.a ss ,.,,., ,
las ne -, seess5 sa ~ oanseo s tas pas,o ano seai
w. o. names o. Ma.est sna As1ed now man
during the convention.
one laay was not prrnared IN say. another
r,n1n,.ed ~ tstr ons. nm can.d no9 sts,e haI
ptonueeu :" .aAe ene t.llo eua'o noA sla's no"
many untl she consulted her mother; fourth had
friends already, a. many she could take Of;
Sd ss n e1 s 1a ;1s
sSrsG, sss Or oep pc9aps ninth would saSe asf
thst they y we're were more no & or lcss ion hospataSle
thoughts intent" and the prospect OF being well
Nj: waite moved that MIRA IRlJ c. Kirnball
read an essay which she had prepared.
III, Tpe 3e motion prevailed and Ars kmo.l' took tho
Mrs. Kisnball stated that when God placed man
and woman in the Garden Of Eden he d!d moi give
SLOWED Lilo ed t. enoy PaSsdIse iGss % a. nucS Is maa'
Bne inferred ifou this that Holy Wit taught that
equality oi sexes was IN ordination Of the ail-wise
ibs iaIi Il man, % shicS chit innoaueea nan nd womSn @
10 sphere where evil Influences disturbed the
pss e s ,5ssts rssn 1s a. osa s
q woman who took prominent. part In affairs
] Of state when she Judged 11EaeL L man and
Monaa were to BE- ,.oue nesh." 50 should they 1e
| Perception, ready instinct and tntuihve ap-
pllea1ion could not fail 10, remove nany
conurtions from demoraliEe1 Etate ct
daughter q lleanor q Portugal, Queen Jane q
Strength q n,ed ana deeision p ehs1netsr. Il
the face Of such names who eonid s3y woman was
not prepared Iof thc pauo!, e9necaal!F as many of
iher Eo'pcn Of the republic we're as inteligcnt a.
thosc Queens, and far more -ndranccd tor the
Morld had prnEresscd soo years since those Queens
|
Iete!non and ags!nst GaVetH vas pronounced 70
be glorao1s Amer Al ene had ao1e u me Na1
gas given 70 the negroeh What value waS the
Old eoast o. being being a. American az o,oIa Woman7 What
negro sss IN coasrsss, snd wo@sa eut il he
coid7 The "xerdsnt nIherian and The lager
5aev ecsa the n
WITH the same Spiritual rieh!a aad kaowiedse a.
cnntfoliing md a.1lng1ng worldly matters to d
like degree with him Elizabeth Barrett BroHn-
| ing was a woman II Longtelow Was man,
Joan Of Arc woman, Wellington only q man,
Rosa Bonheut woman, Lanlseet only man
Ms. Hoze5 esos woman nv rovs en- only S.et man
elesate mauiind, to Improve society
md 10 cleanse Tie country, ny rS!aorins some q
cjndcd a. follows: aSnch Is ibe Position assiSnet
hcr hs thc Weaycnly Fu:hcr and nov ihss ihe shIt
of siase neetis her, thesr:ts no Known dec1ee tia
6eE tasFs tS cnss anchor Win man, III CIVIL an
MfS Aon honie l. naoo a On pe,ng esteo " ie5, sa
nu san "a1 l., "iEst sicana a'o'eS inv oul thss
,,aga1as ,sav @nr,I ars,nmMis.e - Dos x,,m.
ss1T sns san13 ssSr az ~ vss o,1h Ia s1 ~ -
L Undecided women. IN Kansas woman woal
~os t,st ~ rniny ri unn,an sni1raoa aMnniI rom
dts,,He 1ss n Fs,nnst, Sen,,ment ~ 6efnrc IL ~
@ nsa wy 't''eeA''" s,Ae1's'1eas ~ oc'oAe Az eAs
pAa' Eeiae ur,notr
In Ration t,ej.xet IN thu sc,sntprpI n,omta
thai inc rst slanuii he ,sst and lie iast ahouJ
| ahont a inan who iii m annie and tn
eMrh a large bite A. HI. tnctude
worm that had taken up l,s residenc
| inside the snn1e Fansss fat, EARNEST rn1Errs
U fhe rause X Missouri shi hati a narn,w escsn
from he{nr moGi,eds becsIlse ehe sunke OF the hi
tcrntt, Amenument' HfteTani shc Tss ~ @ rrse,e
U | -.
t1arsr,i. She lid not want the haiiot dmnig ID
he purpose of voting, hut because ca ~ WOMAN i'm n
y bot worked heretofore as she might haye don
m True, Joan of Arc and some OF Tie Queens ha
= worked, but now was the time for women to 70
- and work. she did not want to dip ID the dir
e puddle OF politics, anu woutt not do
" only 70 pu,ify It. Woman had
70 ia co.rninataS poit,t, a. raj as socialism y,
d I concerned. Look i. tho Richardson case. ST
|. to eisc vent to her feeiincs She took scas ae
). ,hsn, AID dd .: shs iii IKE going out mo Il
- Women hsu to mcct wtth terrible things ID goii
" through life They wc1c cens,lsed and condenne
soq1 Without be awsa Ts 9ss sa
= ihaI Wpman.s brain WAS smaller than man
at saa n,e %eu ID ersnee ' -
moral rcfor1ner OF the age. When would men
he out Into the streets Of Ch!cao and take the ucens
i msn should be redt cmg,i. .aid won rcdenpti
;" would cuTe maIs. woman could not rise unit
1apy esh sn1 ree IL y TorIa wons M
n that Mna!i, weak, in4Aynncanr vessel xWoms,
X voting would s1ect saloons very much n
every form. Wumar would dx al thst thai y
!, what she wanted to do. God and he angels Ia,
- new badly ' q, a, they @ were lol reform aoxaaa
- I ThnnltNp Them for tfEfnntnr fn her a1n ~