, 1870-11-27

The apt ak IS ahoui only spe.k Twice On 1he same
subit Ct, Rnd i've minutes each time.
The limitation WAS aateed tn.
IN AC1ttIARF.
Judge Waite offered The following:
.na,l;sry l. tic aorthwettern Wonsa snaf,xs 1.:o-
Il III "a Il IL
Judge Waite said he would like to tsiE about his
rcso1ut,t =. but It was decided that Jncgc Brad
u Cleyelarh where he and several others went
on 1nsasion OF peace. carrJ1rg the olive btanch,
10 divide 1t between the factions oght1g in the
East. So Judge No. sas down. and Judge No. 2
H1God Ut. .4z
dlesuEH and dissepsian TINT he wisnesscd II Cevc-
latd how Lucy Stone blackwell Rnd her hetter
halt 1T c,ineu to have anything To az to Theodore
gates from the West endeavored TO heal the
nrrach i ho* thty taetl to do It. and hox thty
nrfS from 1he sr, 9T s9d
ind The :isatc she hailed from By her actions on
the Resolution Committee. Ono great rnistase at
GeselanS rs that one ifom
LAMENTATIONS
Mt naSo IT.; anStnet Of ne Pgms TO- 70 es. CtEe
udpfted that manner OF voting.
Nr. Dsb:at No. 5ou don't.
The chair. You mustn't interrupt the speaker
Mn. Wniafd. only want to ask question.
Mr. lsbhttt You don't do It. Walt till ynu get |
the door. fle proceeded to casttgate MTa, Willard
for mt voting for union At CtevetAnd, and took
gloomy View Il the entire movement He went
for hosh Ct the factions tn general way, aud t
co. dcmntl them for the pride that kcpt them
ssunae. People we're iosDs interest u NE st.
Enn 'age or nor- aie dill nut think they could get
up .xc'tement enough in cnlcago To nin con-
Ma. Willard explained her vote at Cleveland,
md said someih,ng ahout ssxelosy.
H. an tt4lf m A3At tSnF
what they we're Raising money fors lie did not
1vreir to The sasocat,on, the privilege OF signing
the c0nslltrIton being thrown In as an additional
se.,ncsiyc attraction. "
; read the constitution, 30 inst they might know
| what theJ were signing. -
/ The Ctats fhen read a document about twice as
, lotg AMI half ~ II tes eating a. The moral Law.
! Judge WaMe invited tie tatst1nx shed aay yates
Of feins,e suffrage, susan u. Anthony and Lucy
The chair ested them II Inst to nx up up lie basi-
neSs.
ME. Rabbit mnIle speech.
Judge Waite held for1n.
MTR. Willard c1coRttate.a something.
Colonel Fog o. ss.d to sdt p ,ae 1ss5 o. ,s ss
Judge Waite once more addressed the chair.
l,a.mcpJ. The object nt ttt resolution was ~
! uui,c the Sorthwcs.eEa States into one assocaa-
Z 1 r.
= Mr. Dabhst royesi to lay the resolution on the
table temporarily, 50 that they might near from
the llstioxSlsne '1oes s from, abroad .,+.,
Mss rs, An.h9n5 ,hns ntn son had better get
!, The C6asE. Are yen member Of this assocta~
tfop. Miss Anthony
whether OF not viii speak now. .
4 lady In The northwest corner Of the rooml
sst sos .o,1sa %as sSss sse ~ r.
NH. Raohits ohjec.ed 10 ~. wastes resolution,
and NJ. bAhhlts said = Me.r. hssr:"
} | upon tht m, and they bad no chance to sec The
J i call until they reni II IN the rapers.
; Unite WITH HyKnYHoDy.
i Mrs, LuCy Stone Blackwell gave BoMe g00d td
Vice 1cEAfntpg 1n1or, and thought taeJ could Rel
out Of ihctr slaT! stry easy. They could ht aux
. ttlh7 to the "AmsE'csn Association il tho,
y, Jalsc Waite: Ceu!h We not be auxiliary to tn
Stts niackwel'. Certainly, II you arc bot1t
= | favor NJ wHinhn suffrage.
Mfs- Willard. I'd like ... .#.-.
! The chttr Don1 interrupt the SPEAKER, Nta
$ Mrs blackwell. You can belong to both tn
D AueT1esn and 10 the Southwestern al the sam
. time. II you want " discuss divoEce get up sepa
!. a pretty sufrragtss wantcrl tie money paid he.
ls!S IL e.; NaSni hs5s 70 Fl f speI.Es here
Y The hssr. You spoke twice.
It Mr.. Wlltsr,l went In fur the questions Of nal
Il risRr. and trotce, and sunfngc. and eTeEylntn
], Cries OF "sassp. -. Miss Anthony" etc.
7. THAT scnCNpKEt. uEw$ON.
T. Nf1 Anthony yaitl that marriage brought IN II
trsln all the lis 1nHs women had 70 complain Of
u thnt II. the laws Of marriage: 1t wAs taronE
ma,aes eaas ,n @ Tas e no 70 aes de eon s
u md VISA told about Mrs HewEon No !: who ns
q xso children: 4 Mrs. Mewson 80 :. without a.
~ the precious 1iewsnn. It WIS nice thing for
Q. inaD 10 hare one wife living IN Autufa. anoth
he IN cscsso: and smother in Evansn9V. tS 81 nm 1
70 ss' ,hss sae" wornsn nsaaze' would be an1io
as 10 set The power ~ regulate divorce. and tempe
ID iaps to their happiness She bal all the Eign
she wanted, except that OF lepuslt1ug bali
as bui married 1o,ut had NOT.
C. ANTHONY AND TRAIN.
Some pcYsops found fsnlt with her i>ec lnse q
~ kuo.} on the same platform with George Fran
c,, Tran. and becnnse she took money from him
he see eas YOU'D ssxe % more T irom IN him aaiet
rs rs than Wink, tor The EoeN 81 tne cause. II b.
H. foolish entugh 70 glss T. She Eas cpposea
,a m tco much rrachtnery, and too much forrc y
w1.tctl in friction. 1ney should simplify the n
X chlnety. Eataer than complieate It. When {
'ut Eautcsl general council. sht would call
~ II grlher. The President Of all state sccteu
III ~ no matter whether thev wtre auxiliary TO
q She WAS wiling . work wita ansonc who vots
~ for suffrage, and wcuhi talk about COMING
~ subjects that touched On HOm2n.s heat and V
~ fnit.
e.s ~ sCSnER1SG Tux TIE TuAT HtSps-
~ - Mrs. Lucy StoEe H1ackwe!! sail that T. TIL
,v y, had arranged his Committee OF Conference
III that ne association A. a w aa naTs
"A The present etaaor OF The Rsrosus'on. Of Which
T. oHnta large share, ssatett In the paper
in ai freedom TO +nndcr the bonds tney freely too
,nrt The difference between the American ASscclat
Ine md the Stw YORK 1'nion Woman's tnnra4e ~
etai citation xss th1t the l.ttef waited - cast5
'sa' declined sny such bar'en. Tam started
cossi. 10 substitute Sresnpacks Tor sela, and
.eafs dep,,ye tns negro Of biz santaee; but. n1ucs
~, would not accept tee right and derttrt the nc
1sSi Of hta rteh'. Train did more harm shan good
10 the ckns.. She wished we'll TO tvetsbo1y J
ssasG aaes eoa2 .oss
-e. sutiiese sself, hui: that they m!eat resAiuss
:, mar tAfr rr!alto9. a treatise On sociology,
as.s MillA3ds oil sscEy. followed.
i;ss9 Mst- FMzmaus,ce vas xess Raad there were
ssj1 snc,.slrs, asl SIS mt-ae.tthete Wrte twent{.
1.sa ker and bis VIE. br whom she Wa iaF!teu 70
nA.1 n<r. au, n.tee f..s. were told Of and that "a
-! -; Iptss Wsite Won d Ike ia KNOW II scso!u
.s'' Would mol I've IN oidcz about that hour of sae
rban Mrs. Gue.t ~RycA OF them to he tolerant |
'">' ,htm ,.eio;r.::ana llv.rss would psosaaly
-shCr row. ...--
71s, rstKRAr!oS: ,,.,
500 tn aa eronsh tor everybody to ssAud upon:
dtfrEucd 11a'rs ana ss2teA LAAt 1at usu III t
4A wnAt NaAst views we're ~ %us usAel ao1
NEat 1ls h!aS}ucsas:es aMa EsSu.4Aaaes !
so long - ne MS u saFp1 ~ Mn1au st -. suI y
$40 be vas TIT man 1T ne!- haaN SasaS na.
fsthcr osns. tSc Ass"ts.oa ss:s, I'M. 1Ns
e,1oo 1is htseeli did inc ect1ln4; 40 NatAe1 MnA
2arct tstss, women neesl aot Gset ~ o.4
1,dl9 f.rorrsi woman suntaRc. 4HS "G !, -. ~
ahu!ed Ars- Stanton, s1d eaufo nes ,.nsss, ~
DSs Das,ue aS% Su. nobois ueed care waas he No
9b vsusna! ssaoe ~ncu ltolsS A1em taAs enf.a
$50 ncaiu thken uo. ruo after invoking the all ol
heaytF, she ttClaicu hef Qe&&EEstnAto0 ~