New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11

Let us take CO. 900 young men ana III 'heih i'i 'n
Se president then introduced Mss Susan Anthony
saying that she would give the nw u unon
advancing in an angular black SIX AND oGa,ihs
SotaSss % t SPpff ofaacS Dns last yer tbs
National Woman Suffrage Association. "Prior to that
time we had an Association caeG t E save What we
called Central Committee, which prepared appeals
collected petitions called o al e 70 the or
ganzation of forces around one great national pan
ssr s6o which cnoSed may Peoria lady who
Was instructed by her state Association Ito to
RSsocation. That expressed the feeling Of the whole
West 1t demands our united action When the E9ual
ali Radical Republicans who believed IN Woman suffrage
to join in making the question OF cnfranchisemeht Io
question We couldn't get them unite with us in Con-
they took our pens and put a tGeT d Gasr yerS
naughty thing according To the standard OF Repnpca
Te sent S snT to JaSe s eng him Of
the fate OF those sent to ana h ct of
it's hs speech and the letters written con
corning it, were printed in The Go'gresslonSt ZOO,
There they stand on the page Of History That's a Hy
good chance PSRe afs hsy must DO
soiIg a. ST them TO- Every time Republican refuses
present the petition I'll get some Democrat TO adver
Democratic National Convention held two years ago
prepared letter. or rather Mrs stanton Ghe %0lnen i
we knew how We went there-I won't call names nut
had Committee who don't propose to 60 IN WITH h e
letter to the Convention. got into that letter every
thing demanded by the movement It was published IN
all our city papers and In every Democratic paper
throughout the country. 1 wasn't fool, friends.
wanted advertisement Of our movement and got ~
ask before YOU before all Israel and the sum- before
Republicans and the sun, we have MT been thorn IN
the side Of the EpnFan RahrS Gr 1G ' Se
have lifted up the entire race OF man. 0 We OF
M .noESn y w the snsR Of h s but
nevertheless, stand here to-day to sy tat u the ADO
into of her degradation they couldn't nave 1s
vised better plan Miss Anthony declared that sue
woman suffrage, not for an American or Nationol
Association. She desired everybody to accept
well. suppose there are differences. Can't We sink
toeetherl They say that Mrs. stanton believes " TINS
Are you going to say that you believe in one thing or
Of Woman snlagc told the Democrats two years
that if they were sharp they'd declare for US berore
he s mGTuOIiS LOOKOUT. ana or would be too late
Another thing tell the Democrats "Repqh,cans rode
state Rghtsby the passage of the Fifteenth Amend.
oo1 NSs ss % a and as Sixteenth
that viii secure to your wives and mothers the rights
ey be t cood nns to doctrine s' Of
Rights once more 1t would take o years to de St TINS
John MorTssey constituency is educated to the point Of
saying may vote Alter all, men, you had no right to
yet yo TGsades up It. an nsa to ana t
go and ask the John Morrssey constituency we may
vote" Anthony put the question of deciding the
matter by Sixteenth Amendment or by state aetion
the question decided by the best men in Washington
The thing Republicans saye of, she thought Is the
politician sees it's only question of time, and
with any brains viii array himself against it, Describ,
ing the Washington Convention she observed That she had
heard that though Senator Trunbul had refused to give
them hearing before the Judiciary Committee he had
tae e aews that e we 6aVe oned Lands
Twill max lei
to friends in Congress TO unite, and with one solid
Miss Anthony remarked, with pathetic air, that for 20
years she had given every moment to the movement
she, almost the only woman in 1t mot noosed-to keep
it alive. She had incurred monoyed obligations ON its
account and had made herself almost street beggar
men and women a in o high position 6yeM wnG hdd
EersonaiIy SHt the united cause 81 say here
In sight Of high heaven that care not though you all
dcspse ne personally tread under your feet,
long you work for suffrage" She felt that the asso-
legal one though hat since founded in Cleveland con-
tested that it was not; 100 members gave their names
that night We hoped il was just the thing the people
demanded but it failed 10 meet the demands Of the East
so they met and formed what they called Legal Delega
onr edeut had a home and husband to shelter her
rude storms, while fired off the thunderbolts she
person. If susan b. Anthony can give up an AsSocia
ion which she ieG, n Is Tine, bne Sn re mainly Sfe ne
converts TO the cause and those who for many years
defamers of the A. W s. A do as much as Susan Il. An
thcnv and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, III not, help
God be a stumbling block in the way Woman Suffrage!
thousand people have sent their names TO Mr. Tton IN
response his circular calling for union She advised
tbaf the new association should not be called National
Franchise Association but Union Woman Suffrage Asso-
Miss Anthony retired, and Miss Couzen rushed 10 the
front with the remark that much she admired the self
abnegatOn expressed by Mrs Stanton and Miss Anthony
this time "They felled the trees and cleaned the
forests-hal they be set aside for these newcomers
spangled Banners (Applause.)
It was announced that a business meeting would be
held In the afternoon, to which no reporters would he
admitted masculine member OF that profession In.
CURED 4 female reporters wouldn't you be admitted"
woman reporters They more severe than men, they
can't hepit Every man has shyerlng feeling OF re.
spect for his mother He can't crteise quite so badly
When she sharpens her pencil against us,
sihle for a man. Miss Anthony added that she didn't
blame the women.
THE AFTERNOON MEETING.
FORMATION or "THE UNION WOMAN SUFFRAGE Assocn
TIoS"-BosIoN LEFT OUT IN TIE COLD
At this meeting at which only members and delegates
were present Mrs H. Stanton presided. The Ffthave
Conference brought up for discussion and Mr.
Theodore Tton called upon to describe 1t and its
objects This he did at length, after which the President
spoke advocating the union OF the National Woman
Suffrage Association and the association formed that
meeting. This union was resolved upon by the delegates
i The Union Woman Suffrage Association"
Mr. Tlton was almost unanimously elected President
regarding the whereabouts of the American Woman suf
rage Association, but were senced by the information
that annual meeting OF that Society occurred in No
vember and that 1t could make no formal Ovetures for
union until that annual meeting Mrs H. B stanton and
had convinced them Of the necessity Of union.
EVENING SESSION.
THEODORE TILToS ON TIE QUESTIONS OF THE AGE-NRs.
Is. STANTON ON THE MFARLASD ACQUTTTAL-
The audience Of the evening matched in size that Of
the morning. The organization Swallowed forth
upon the stage by the Of the assistants at the
Tilton Conference. Mr.. TiltOn presided making his
opening speech chief officer OF the association
said that in taking his place President he thanked
| them than their con-