, 1870-06-05
WOkAES SUFFRAGE
pIeetIrE Of tho Cook County Assocfatlon-
Annexxtisu Of the %ociety TO the
Observation-Disclosures
Between a Couple
of 1Ien.

Ameeung OF The Cook County womAns suf-
nese Association WIS held st lower Farweu HaI1,
al O'Clock Jcstentay afternoon. a very klin audi
euce beng present Mn. W1uar1 took the chair,
and called the meeting to order.
Judge Wa!te stated that thIz WIS rcGulnr mect-
Ing OF the associAt4on, and there WAS no PARTICULAR
business 70 come before It he would 2nAke mo
tion. when there vere mo's nss5esnt e. rtnrsa Nh ss
asseGnhon become CONNECTED VI WIZ LIE ~
EN- Woman Suffrage Assoctatlon- 81. r,or
MI. ODoroShue protested ASainet tae - Soux ~
County Association becoming soAs1Aa1' - '
Judge Waite called the prsstous sps.5es, . a,,eo 70
order for sziknE to euesnSa snedad to rtre sons
reasous fGr the faith that WAS la nsn. aou Mnsen
tc had IL the cause q Nonan hs t2oke OF SUI
rtd. :. vhich n4d teen committed here And clse-
THerr nccsusc those committing these r1sa deeds
r,n,Id not support their wives IN the nJle which
w UponoEnue called Judge Taite 70 order
for taking - about question TINT Wss not before
lie hcure.7 .....,.... .... ...
from The Judges rcna1ks thus far whether he was
OF not He *onld have to say something moro
The Jude procceded- The cause Of all taese
troubles vas because the wife was not allowed to
help her husband labor for her WIS dsnonor-
ALE This WAS serious matter, and would bssr
lo.k.ne into ty the community.
Mr.. ODenoEhue 1anted to know WhAt WAS the
ufc Of Judes Wai:es mating windy sreechea
A l&NF IQ6Teu LU1E ILLS A9SOCl&IlGu lolQ kQe
Northwestern Association.
The motion IVES seconded.
Nj. oDonoshue objected. He didn't want this
association to become subsidiary. or ancllla1y or
su1iliary to any otner. He didn't Wanl 70 be con
nte:e1 with IN ASSOCIATION where such lun1t1cs as
6. +. Train would have chance to vaportze-
He considered that this Cook County Organization
would do better 70 work alone, and not IS IN au11l
Judge Waite said the dtfnculty, perhaps might
tx compromised Itwns possible that NJ. o'Don-
orhuc; mixnt not understand what the word
NJ oIvnogaue Indignantly rrjolncd that he m
ders,ood the English language .He was going 70
make anotatF Speech when
Ara Willard ast4e and sisted >snst she would
Elyc her views
slr- o'lonoshue ungansntls insisted on inter-
Iurtlrg the fal Chair rEoDan.
He sald Just y hat he had e2id three Dimes be-
fore, both as to manner and matter he even got
50 very earnest ~ to 20 up to The char and mare
Judsc Waite caiied ine speaier 10 order because
hr rad EIoken four times, aud said nothing ss yet
The speaker wou,dnr come TO order, bui .raist
ed On talking nVc times II he wanted to- He
talked ten minutes more.
Nj Reynolds msIe his fourth speech, ob}ectln9
to auneslng the COOK conny Association 70 any
Nj. oDonosnue called him to order On general
Tie Chair sustained Mr. h, md be went On.
Miss s T. Anthony suggested TINT SHE had never
sera wrAnc:c In meeting but tnasls WIS caused
by men. lApplause.1
Mr. ODonc9huc Ipoke again.
Mrs Willard said that II men appeared to Wran-
r!c IN these neetlngS Il was bec:use they were In
si.suc than Eastern, End 6rood more upon thels
Mr. ODonoghue again spoke.
The Chair put the motion as to whether there
should be Anre11t4on to the Northwestern Associ-
atlon, which was carried N the Affirmative
Ms Anthem Va, cse ,a nGn 70 heT
6u,where in lhe proposed movement to annex.
". OI1onoShue offered to explain.
Miss ANTHONY ssernly proceeded s,s shG ss1@pposea @
triumphant. they wuuld have to be subject TO Al
the wisc-pEllIng that Is now seen IN politics. she
and parcel Of the Northwestern. she men pro
cechtd 10 speak Of her @tWenty years expert
eace.r and what she had learned from 1t She
ts,-.s,orn, rziheI.
Mr. oDonoghue-nA ring" "-,
Miss Anthony. Well GAIL Il Whist yoo win os
work. a young lady had once said The same thing
sve It. her. ,rel ela aaa 1ai' TDs4sa s wesa
lie money. Money is *ha. Ee xanI I'd xhat
Homes and Refugees and Homes for the Fren1-
less. let thnt money be used in this manner. THIS
Is all based on wrong !dea OF society. which
must be changed The ballot Is needed for that
Mrs Jones toot the chair. -........
rsi~l On sThe Bsiiot and is st uses, Hwaich she
pSr. Ke5nolds and HI. oDonoshue had one
more LILLE passage, which finally ended blood
Nfa Willard read her paper. II adrocsted the
votsEc 10. principles and mea.utes directly by the
people. This method would strip political
cau1ns Of its personalities. It would also do away
with Hobbies and log rolling. Capitalists would not
then cy to buy mp the whole people through their
Representatives q washington. bceaase y would
TIE ballot 1t1clt. As now used, IT did but little
mote than to express what hAd long before been
nettled In cAuculca- II WAS shown that woman
was bc.ier than man, became Aha cou1d not help
Mis- Anthony alse,slmed that women werc bet
4c+ than men, Her experience hAd ahnWn TIN
women were not xnYeh. She WIS cap1nle O
mora plc2JunlAh mennnexs- Ones remove tn
nAtrietI thai now prevent women from doln
WronE, and It would bt found thai women a1o Iul
steEt II baa as nco- tAppl lluse-l
pointed. I.
Judge Ne.te sald there waa one alresdy. :,
Ar8 LoOE7ls WAuLe.t know who cumpo1rd Il
Judge Waite Ealt abe hefSeu yAI-a ii was I
lt-thas is, was member Of the FtnAn.~ Cor
utrtce.
The Chair announced TINT there would bo !
cep.iou In the evening. at No. 30 Warren aveno
In motion the meeting Aijon1ne1 until July