Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09

places herself with man, she rEriaes and en-
lohles the cause which she and man IN common
'e,k &c rcfoi m; The msn VIII become better and
TOlItics purrr. Mans crown OF glory vii set the
stronger and krTner on his head. he Uantrd -
s,e woman . Dc bySide " ith man in rolttic. auI
net tih then shall Ne have the true Christian
hvme and the true Christian c0mm0uweslil
WIS. Eif~aBETU r. CHr rCnIfI.
OF Providence, X. l., ucSt aliresSed tie Gssem-
hiage. She sid ne right Of sufirage Is given "a
the fore sner soon A. ne reaches on ,h,r.s-
and why shall nct ne noble women AZ eur c,n,,
y ro~seS the same right Witch are - pro
.usSi. extended 10 foreigners. Franchise had
80 EVEN me black man, too. lt IL claimed
n.t niera' Interpretation OF the l4.h and Isth
in.hdms MS 20 tie constitution gives the women
az ne rights OF men; but this, - ma j. r.,f
ssaiiow',deed, and has yet gotto be settled A
LAISn which makes one-half Of = citi ems DIR
mant and the other half s.rvile nav vet be
srighed IN the scale and he found wanttu.r
rms great crime 4 more giRr.ng sinre the rights
contenccd Ter had been given e. black men We
do hot charge the legislator with tufsufiona
tsranhy, bot ueir lack OF wisdom on'y Tie
night n Withheld, some raw. upon the fai~c
,Se ,.,, ~ onivairy q the men, mo ursc that
~ leftr ser should be protected flUm the
eoiha n.tnE inhaenccs which an active part
IN iYiHacs would be sure % brinc. WI men
uIlhh sly more whisky by their pa'.tcal ASSOC
claslon Win women IL she tt,ie speaker as
legislator. one al the firs. iara~nr.s shs Vo.'l
advocate would be a law To prevent ths rnau,.-
factnre of liquor, and 80 OF all other evils vhi.a
are nov stalking forth AZ noon day. Ma -v
iha; VIC viii be inSulttd a; the polls aat ma
women viii trust the chlya!rous mn. Yst 10
rs tbs re are many women who b. not xaut =
vote hut iei the c5iTalTy give a IN ia. Drr,,r-
iUnity. and see the mage .'han,e tbit Il, al -,l,,
over the afiairs OF the state toward. rurer apl
better political status. A oouteupt has ben
ehgeLa, RED ~ men towards the weaker \. be-
cause OF their political dstranchis IA at. bat
men Nih soon ind that their opiuifn n ~,
ability 81 women viii be changed You tel 4.
that
WOMEN CANNOT FrGHr:
klaNk tol that f.-eE "A NJ.
Was impossible fOr men 20 DO -. The sp.sk.r
then drew vivid picture OF the horrors 81 war.
BOTH IN Our own country aud in France. aud
said THIS II the best argument why women shOuld
have controlling influence m Inc Affairs or
state, IN order 20 prevent wars by the settlement
81 national disputes in peaceAhle way. She
then -eiated the conspicuous part thai women
had taken in the battles of men I'm iifl,rent ages
az the world. She had great faith in the signs
OF the times; that the day IL not Tar distsor
", mhen men and women win 80 hand an hand ia
the political ~ Wei a. the social affairs OF life
The ballot bolds the source OF ali power, which
The women have never been able 90 WELD
because mar had denied them their rigats.
MRS. NARY A. LIvERNoEE,
OF Boston, was next intrOduced-s mil.le-aged
iady, dressed in black. She said the Argument
IN morning paper, that they are using the
same Old Arguments in behalf Of the sgtrage
cause, Was IKE ridicuiing the firing of the sams
old bot shot into Sicksburg; but the came hot
Shot brought Nicksburg "a terms. ami ~ Will the
same old arguments brins the men to terms i'm
woman hold equal Joint ownership With man IN
the children She bear? TO deny her this right
Il barbaTous. so of the rigal OF ownership IN
property; she wOald like 10 see her husband law
his finger ON any property she possesses without
her consent. She had been fighting this qucs-
ton before the Legislature at Massachusetts
and stil. the obnoxious law remains on the stat
me hooks Does this need any new argument 10
show the necessity Of a change OF the statutes
THIS was her answer 10 the morning paper about
the same old arguments. Recess.