New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

rights II she does mt have om how are her sons and
daughters know about thfT s o be- saving TO
as they do to their mothers. You're ., not rhn
I" us It from MD her fathers What Of will they
make I'd like to knowi Man mas 10 rgts 10 hdr
Of himself Let him o aakf for cn ncns s els,
so,ourner wanted to be reported In gIhnallca anu
smooth way eh az Was saymS rSI ss eoner
and wen enter into Congress, ana men, mn yo ~
get your right place 1onTe never G man pett
foggers will have to get out OF the way Ii they uoh
Ike it, they'll have to lump IT, o,nc 30 ,o hold in
Philadelphia next Autumn chiefly IN memory OF MIS-
John Stuart Mill, and invited everybody TO Dc present; ,o
usual arguments She thought that the press was insane
Congress was insane (Dr msiiocE' laiotc' the
Prisons in Washington u disgrace to the nation
The names OF the Committee appointed to confer WIN
Billiard, Mrs Martha c. Wright Miss Sarah Pugh, E. C.
Mrs WbS 20 Tc Matte on WAS nSed to- the
list which accepted by the convention MI t,1 p
announced that they had sent aternal sauaons 10 he
other Conventions and read the letter In which those saul
Mrs Hallock said that she could MT hold her tongue.
At their private preliminary meeting Boston reporter
was present who sent report that city full OF mis-,
statements She wanted to explain some things she had
could do it, The difference between New, York and
ue that it was mp9ssSo to re change the It, a Me
ence between the heart and the head. The majority OF
the FRAMEWORK Of this country is done in Boston.
Loud Kisses New-Y0rk may DO SAID 10 DO
the heart OF the country. Boston's sins
are the Gins Of the head-New-f0rKs SINS those %,
il TO be hoped Wat they will be 5ayo
Association. H. tof it. We need variety. Wen give
our right hanhp6 everybody.
Miss Anthony strenuously advocated the holding OF
ing places-saratoga Newport. everywhere Last sum
mer we captivated Saratoga and Newport We cap
tured-what did sayi' lLaughter -
Mr.. Tilton-I can bear witness, as was present on
that occasion when Miss Anthony cdptrGted Newport
Miss Anthony-In New-York there are thousands or
fashionable women who would MT think OF coming TO
this Convention. But in those watering places
the lack Of entertainment would bring them
u.s. Miss A. mentioned several plans OF work for the
Executive Committee, and advOo atcd the holding OF
semiannual meeting in tho West She wanted every
body 10 attend the Decade Meeting at the Philadelphia
Academy Of Music and said that II the managers or that
building still excluded coored people they would not
live in spite of the fact that two were managing this
Society
Mr. Triton announced that Mt. Beccher had answered
his fraterna letter and that the two Societies might DO
considered a. standing hand in hand. .
The new Society is evidently inclined to peace It's
officers declare that they could mt be controlled by Two
or three people who desired to make themselves prom
inent and therefore they have established this 0rganZ-
ton which they consider to be the best In existence IN
pointI of efficient support The irreconcables who
would MT vote for their officers on TUESDAY,
make no sign. Before the meeting was
called to order the Mcfarland trial was ex-
cedly discussed by members and delegates present,
and general sympathy expressed for Mrs. Richard
Conner Miss Jennie June Croy. Miss Catherine Beecher
was present and invited to seat herself among the
speakers, but this honor she silently declined.
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