, 1870-12-01
MICHIGAN.
Convention OF the Norshwr~t.rn
Nonaa's Suffrage a<soctnt1ou nj
Dctrott-Thc Elettsou in the St1rh
ConEreAAional i1ixtrtcs

Convention OF tho Nor.hwrx,..r
" onsaa's Suffrage A<soctnx1nn m
Dctf ott-Thc Elettsou In the xf,1h
Congregational District, >A~
pI1RlH, Ncy. :n.-Tbt Convection of tho
hsst n t4ed 1or LIS fourth session II Ynuno W.n,s
laus TITS morning n 10 O'Clock. The attendanrs
lh1oueht y! the loten6on wa good TOR al e,tIf
Tne following ets,ce,s were rep,r,ed ,,r II.
tusriog ycAf. Aud duty elected: President. Mts
u. a. Aszlet', utlisdale, Michigan; v!cc prtsi.
de1ts-MEh'Tan: J. B. 1s s.as. Itsiaoi;, Ma. Mia
d. FerEuson: Atsscur1. Ntss Phnbe Cozzeus:
Secretary. Nh. Rebecca ". Mott, Chicago: Cor
responding sece1a5J, HsIrttt 8. Brook CnIeaco:
cullve Committee. Hon. E. b. Haile, Ehicseo.
coafn Csn;1el'. Detroit, Aad1me Anaeke, Ris-
consn Ma Ftanees Miner. Missouri.
and fhe T1easufet In calcazn Mfz c. c. IAtarop.
Of Jackson. questioned the wta1om Of 10 ce1tsai.
tzln9 tat power Of the association, suggesting
that 1t would be better 70 dlspel1e The oMcefs.
Ahd seer TO attt1ct iffands md symp1&hT IL other
sections, particularly IN the States west and
north q ll1tno!. + ~, however. explained
Of these officers md the Chairman OF The EIecu-
tive ccmo !stee 10 4 a1ngle ctr, and fhat the
!ar6e@ Of The Notthwest, Eas desirable to give
ts a. oppqt1ag af consultation, and to adj
% aocepting tho position Of rresisent, Ms.
uaxie:s pr sented an outitna Of the work which
ne s. to- e 9ntnx
stase Of to- Nonhwests the menorial1ztug OF III
Iestal&tutee, md the bringing OF the questtou OF
Fl 1SF r'Ss .2 eef9ss me pa9s u
letters Of cordial approval had been received from
Ae!fy Warn bteener, ArA Stanton. Wtnuell
Rn!lHes. Anna Dlcttnsop, key: Robert Collyer.
T4{ler: a1a L7efmote, Lac1 stone, d. j. BlscE-
well, NtA Jos. ptltnt 9 ilT1ug, 7. r.. HtSRtnson,
Theodore rtlsou. and Miss pteoe Cozzens.
eessity Of Woli among The members of tae o gaa-
tza1tor. rcRArdIess OF lhc honor Of holding otnces:
leon Iaenued TIE memoEta,zt:g OF Legislatures.
AGsssP Gans.. as d.; .nsus ne 81
10 Fote. While they dsfrznehlss tntei9ent aud re-
no. Z ae ot sne ae.y :.
am! ID The Hna,e, III. Bioghsi1, OF Ohio. sJef
they have Kept IN thttr pockes tue claims OF WON
Gu tof sn1tagr, and have tailed utterly to present
ti41 might ONE up for discussion and ac;lon.+
Mics Anthem! bel1tYed that tue women Of the
Nor! b. eSt ntEht, during The coming ysss, canse
t'ons, and compel. them to make those n.
ports Wh.eh ahsn ina1gutase the desired
sss,t,nn u a,t GSng5ess z; sns declared nst
wastty of syEpathy from tho women cf the
c.untiy than tha Democratic party. and she cared
no: whether relief came 10 them from the Reput-
At the conclusion Of Miss Anthony'a rcmarts
the association took reeesa until p NJ
The R1h hrncou tessf9n conyenesl ii $3.50, the at
mcnlre, md steadily INCREASING throughout lie
day. resolution wns a1npted providing for the
CO; o;pc7sl}oa ot s;ate soci.ties ID the
sniiii.sy bode4. nd % P1osiains tasesss 10 ssas
tie President of e1ca stata association
lhall be e. cd.eto member of thc Executive Con1-
NJ the NnffAwFSfNfu n pRn1y4sIGH alan krr
yictIg for TIC appointment Of q committee to
ple pare an addsets from The asaocl1tiou 10 the
peop!e Of tae county upon the EaSj-ct Of woman
4 cummittte Of four we're appointed to pass
through the audience to enroll new members To
the astpelatino srd to solicit contsibsons to pay
NH Harrtet Brooks, Of Chicago, presented her
Views on the health ard beauty Of Eol1an. Short
s1tssts 81 t1; s., we1e ps1e ss. b q Sscoens q
$. J. Lash1op, OF Jsekson. Mich.
ne convention then TOOK recess until evening.
Eoe1 = a1aAy adtoatns$, After aztng the head
A resolution vas adopted foT 6.7EtinK news
papcs bJ January J.. Tht chtef address Of the
exsn'nE SI ; va .! Ssna Asa1r!sseo, Of h,oeaiy5.
Miss Anthony announced Sat.oua1 coaven.
ton 1t WASHINGTON, Feos1aty II and y. and that
BE- M2fntatned At Washington.
The convention has not created much sensation
mere, Dnt las been diSn.ded Rud sensible gather
lpH.
The Boasd Of Slate Csnyassers NEE. At Lansing
on Dec. IL, and mgre than ordinary interest will
stiach TO thcaF proceedings ffom the fxet thar tho
question whether thty can. under our consutu
klun, count the votes caat Tor Etfcu.s Judge
Sutherland for Congress, VIII come up tor pr4ctl-
cal &et,aa. The mstter is yesy extensively dis
cnssed IN the State rreeat aad no-day uou. john
F. l'irFs has p1ollshed letter, stating that even
It su.bevlsrdt votea ehatl be snrown out, he hin-
keIf would net t1ke the certidcae As Il Is clear he
s Hot the chofee Of majority OF the gotess Of the
suthe,lanti1 1r te cannot prcpsr1y b. iound, and
lnAt vacancy should be declared t. exist in
Cf4ce.