New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

This large and enthusiastic wOman's meeting has,
then, put the movement ON q new basis u mas pro
pounded three new, and startling ana pregnant proo
sitiOns:
Iirsi That it is no longer the suffrage question but
the social question entire, and the complete social en-
franchisement of the which to be discussed
and indicated on this platform. ,,,- A.. -.
Second. That "A government adapted 70 the wants
Of the whole world but continuing for the present IN
America has 10 he inaugated and may he requisite at
very early day. TO complete the political revelation III
And Tiird. That from now henceforth, the inquisi-
tional mpertnence of investigation into the per-
sonal characters Of women who are able and wiling 10
men are not called upon to submit shall be completely
and definitely set aside and ended.
STEPHEN PEARL ANDREWS
THE BOSTON ORGAN DOEsN'T THINK SUFFRAGE
l. COMING FOR A GENERATION OR TWO YET;
DENOUNCES FREE LOVE, AND LAUGHS AT
sIXTY-DAY PREDICTIONS.
From TIE Romans journal
II is to BE- greatly regretted that women
should take Mr. Seward Tor hrir model. and DE con
siantlv rrrdcting that in sr do1S months yens,
they will have got their rights 10 buster and threaten,
and ella u that If the tyrant man does not succumD
within 70 months from datc will secede and set
MP for themselves, this does more good than Mr..
Bnt TO undertake the crandest reform yet launched uon
the century" as Phillips called lt-an1 10 ASSUME
hat are hare eonquorCd is heart and brain, and 'siu and
NAY proceed 10 porto" od ne s-hts seems 70 Re
positrcly injurious. II substitutes ter spaS'nod,c
sreEs and threats fora steadg labor mat nan hare 10
last HtctUe. We have lately suDdutO IN ILe y,aIs
great Rebellion. that might nave bcen eOnluereui ~ nan
tha time had supposed, at the beginning that III
could no mr.
peat that experiment LET Us rainier iecotl2 hOnesll,
with Mr. Lincoln, that ITS 0g Joo' ana Keep AT "orA
Two things seem to me especially overlooked among
us they were apt 10 be oyeloosed IN te war Oh me
and he sfb5oy7,Eess t5in which enemy prolongS
resistance at the last moment. Take the laSt nrst
TO encounter. As yet hear chiefly from our friends.
they hold meetings they petition the otn sIoe 49 o.
thi %: they have possess on they are lhrchcheu IN
pIeudice-they like the Rebel forces IN tie war who
4. 1 ., I,1I tlffr
WeT 70 M After we Ind lavhed half our force in
lacking some fort, suddenly its walls swarmed with
viii he the same with this movement. Be
meath ol rms apparent progress there is immense
inert solid force against us in the Church and the State
that will show Itself the last and vote us down again
and again There are hundreds ofthousands of the people
who have scarcely noticed movement yet but who
wake M oppose H. in solid how rhcH IRE are mW
sigIf OF qJLfn5 Le success No dou5t mag steal
march t0I these DeODle occasionally IN 0uOtte ray
places as WvomHg Such successes do not count for
much The contest in the more settled communities
means war and not bush-dghting And such war ~
We have undertaken is not sAty-days AFFAIR." we snail
q And again we must take into account, in all war
fare the constant depletion OF our ranks nv disease ana
4 sertion Many commander in orr Union army, hay,
ing laid all his plans for great enterprise discovered
with dismay, morning tEat MS llIGe Orc, existed
only on paDer but cut down by casualties and
absence without leave that the present for duty"
were after all, too few. We must rememberlt here
am Constantly hearing new converts 10 the Woman
Sfra ge movement but also hear too often OF former
converts who now lukrwaIln OF opponents EHOD
iroen rho hare signed oar PETITIONS ana ho Wond nolo
coGerJJ Sim DeffiOns on the Otder side. k9Oto o0nen
uhose zeal has steadily died oW from me day hey SUB
seribed 10 Woman Suffrage newspaper: In some cases
doubtless those women too hast or mpuslVe, or te
world proved strong for Them Bht IN more cases We
reaction raS basel upon he course o. me dgdtoFS mem
s,-es heir or eTdDgerdfOhs o. tcEs,
or 0iarreis sensational course may make more new
converts but stea lfast, truthful Sefespecung course
retains better hold the old ones Bag - good
dog but Holdfast Is better sTt9S o. SnD't.'ea
Sorinq relrd series Of commanders eaoh dTTtSIg ana
Opposing his predecessor as a. ParsLeSe meoaS "vg
attract Gftefion bat Hey UW not hoid aHegtdnce. we
need craftsmanship not mere change OF ctdridtans
Emerson says. a like not this French CELEBRITY, new
church and State once week And ABOVE al, III y
movement whose stock IN trade Is so largoy maui W ui
denuncations Of existing INSTITUTIONS we ehIot aIoii
To- make the denuncatiOns even less dgnhed OF cohss-
tent than the abuses. -.
Our strength thus far has been in the weak logic OF
our opponents. But men do not adopt chahse mercy
brcar~e there is nothing TO be said against III thte
determined, al last by te tnSt.nefs ana PretnoeS o.
sensible and highDihdTd comei IL Is useless 20 over
,,cI roDe are stu indifferent or opposed II Is harder
a. reach them than reach men, but they must ne
reached There Is no other way 10 make subslahuh
n,rce. Mere Recommendations aud rdicule, and childish
threats will never do H. have no DOUBT Inat INN
viii come wseg TSnrn a Sn I Bnf it y cefan that il VIII
b done in co days and should be glad 10 hare some
gargn,e t Do are argnmcnS the wait Is Of something
Us easy TO supply. Reason We may. the community
and everything that lowers the tone WI pefceploy
postpone the results - w.
TuE REPUpIATED NETWORK ORGAN GRowLs-
TT PROTESTS AGAINST THE APOLLO HALL
RESOLUTIONS AND LEADERSHIP.
From The EeroiffiGH
Ia snjte of resolutions recently passed al Apollo
NIL ~ are coBrfpeed hat ne mass NJ He QOOd en'"eSt
,rSo,I OF the country rW oH'g dHop nebStcs 20 rum
s fJjoirers Of those rbO, bB purify o. ne "
aS and Iteration Of character hare iron heT RUM %
~ ~ scsf,r Of an crdcd aud conspicuous STATION
oar reform has heretofore been LED ny nope aPta
- fed TO the positions they held through loree
VIZ ELECT and moral worth nObler band OF women
rod the earth, and IL Is IN vain now 10 ask uose
~ " hvc beeu educated IN the school OF the past 70
SIR alleiance 70 a dgcrent order 9 .e"ders ~ re
,r,seuL They have pinned thelr ialln 70 "oen VIII
n,totV and without fuss noise, or tunuIt theS WILL
o. believe. quietly refuse TO lower Iher stahuaIu VI
toa,lerslip or muddle their ideas OF IlSht. -.
~ tr,e growth of this reform lnuht NC III lne htdrls
"a ,,rs of good aud honest people We cannot AFFORD
ahu rare one iota Of integrity. The eternal law OF
20 80 is the eternal law Of rectitude No matter now
ten tbe ark uf faith Is carried iho the MuIHeSs
il Will always return 20 the one straight path
~ jayou workers in religious spirit, lOOk 10 TINS re-
Tor tLe regeneration Of society they OelleNe tne
rcas women will bring into politics ore urgently
needed Moral reform lies at the foot Vi P,f @ III
r, Iaot is only means TO an END Pohncdt ana so
;J ,,,iu Hberiy and order protechoh ana SaIeW yW
~ ssss ,rork aud mental ana mdteT1ul OehtbS
u'' ~ S.',d In hand. The ballot for women Il not NE
enemy but The aHy ., rn',t y, nOrdg
w "" ,netbods of political action than those made
ILL.,. iv male tricksers The uOTId IS pdihg JOf an
Js III fhe moral pOtcer % NE ser exerted on public
aars and we feel assured 1t VIII not walt III vain
r,,r FREE LOVE ORGAN STRIKES THE REyoLU-
TON BELOW THE BELT.
Drum BOofhHH q CLJtlE's Usctlv.
We know of nothing more contemplate
m, for line pfopretOrs OF paper TO descend 10 vent
,hi, sule,n upOu % rocmporaIy 10y going among news
- All eudrlNoing To prevail upon them 10 discard 10
rn their list of papers Kept ioi SAFE 10y lsielfeoehti-
an .dyoeate of woDaus Suffrage resort 10 ia