The New York herald., 1871-09-15

IN The interest q the rights reserved 10 the States well ~
Essoysd he upon Import: disturb. the nsurs,
~ vSsS fss ne :asass RELATION:
industries and the burden Of each in
his demand for revenue only and not Tor the
Of r%onoPOss for the oppression Of hs people
cratic state Convention the country weak
tas and IL rs asry 70 compel recogaiion its Just
nEhts especially needs the profession Of Just equal and
c9nsequen nadequacy OF wages provide sufficient
s hs & dSe 10 us a
the great monopoes which have been inflicted upon by
Rssovsa That al taxation being jus, so much taken from
IN hos MSo The
And we charge The present smustraon Of our state with
dollars yearly which, added 70 the imposs Of the
10 al the
%sns ana tSs civilized world respect
aas U That We he s law as
Of and NJ"
aesency IL he surrender of attempt enforce law
satellite ho state constabuary Invasion of municipal
for the the aw" anu
Rs:o yed That the relations Of the railroad
new, direct and Immediate nduen may be BY
S Of e
serve the general convenience and prosperity shall not be
Old specimen OF humanity, who declared himself to
De John Anderson, oil Oakham, now undertook TO
make himself heard. The Chairman tried to bluff
him and the Convention tried to drown HIM with
applause and hisses; but all was to no purpose.
had gained the. recognition OF the Chair and
the attention of the Convention, lie began:-'I
to S s the
tary n;o OF state, to open BY diplomacy Win other other
OF Nations. Each nation shall appoint judge, with
salary which shall not be increased or diminished,
ana they shall ,a nave power to appoint presiding
and every cas snS the s aases
shall SIT on the bench, but shall act as counsel
lor their respective NATIONS. and any art OF nation
choose Judge ana lay it before the Supreme Judi.
cial Court OF Nations, and II they recognize their
claim they Sy shall Of the am
nationality, and each nation shall agree to sustain
tn the de decision Of sad Court; | also recommend to
creating o Supreme Judge or Indian Affairs and
tnen let the Indians appoint two side judges, and
slx sIndians and six white men on the jury, ana
an cases OF difference shall come before this Court
whose aeVlslon sasasss snal ~ 81 i1MSSl;p MskSs
OF MASSACHUSETTS, who seek an equality OF civll and
political rights sent IN their claim for recognition
man Clarke and Julia Ward Howe and w0rded as
f0llows:-
TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF MAssAcuusErrs IN
Womans Suffrage Association respectfully request the
% STATE Ss s
to the elective franchise under form Of government and
10 take such other measures In Its Judgment
best calculated :" enable the women Of Massachusetts,
t. this right wOmn haze Hs The
power to protect these rights In republican government
self protection takes the political form of suffrage Women
pay taxes ana should have voice In the amount and
voice in their enactment Impartial suffrage for and
will prove the only eecsual safeguard OF Individual
rights and personal bertythe only practical guarantee
against corrupt political combinations and class legislation
The memorial was referred to the Committee on
Resolutions. but that select body very ungallantly
refused to pay any attention to it, and probably Mrs.
Howe anu Mrs. Mvermore will make them suffer
for it.
The Convention adjourned at about five O'Clock,
and Notwithstanding the various cyclones OF the
day the delegates, individually and collectively
pledged themselves to take advantage of
THE BREACH WHICH GENERAL BUTLER IS MAKING
In tho republican party.
A special train took home the Boston and eastern
delegates, and the others left on the evening trains
and Springfield is again tranquil and serene.