The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-02

reason Ofthe one-seXed, One-sided leoislo-
tiOn. God Almighty knew what he v-as
about when he placed father, mother
brother and sister in the same family
He said il was not good for man ia he
alone. She said she did NOT como to
talk of wrongs, but of the necessity Of
all working together for the preservafion 1
of our liberties. She hoped She vouId /
never hear another man say that he aid !
not want 10 see women dabblinr i'm the
filthy pool of politics. With the hclnof
women,
GRANT AND WILSON Will. BE ELECTED 1
In November, and such a victory will
be ours that our opponents will stand
back aghast. The same men who are
striking at us now struck at the heart
of the nation in the dark davs of the
Rebellion.
HORACE GREELEY.
Mrs. Duniway told how when She was
in New York in May, on the dav the
Cincinnati Convention was held. sLe
read the telegram announcing the NOM
/ ination of Horace Greeley. Her first
I feeling was one of satisfaction. for she
/ thought that Horace being a civilian
would be able to cement the discord and
| heal the eruptions which have festered
so many years. But subsequent devel-
opments prove that instead of being the
leader OF the Liberal Reform party ard
the representative who could inaugurate
a better system OF national government.
he was simply
SWALLOWED AND COBBLED Up,
Pants, boots and all, by the bedrock
Democracy at Baltimore, and the Re
publicans could not even see the soles of
his boots. Laughter
Mrs. Duniway said she went to visit
/ Horace in his sanctum, and on reaching
the place the clerk told her the phiioso-
l pher was not in, which afterwards
proved to be a lie, concocted bv II, q.
she finally was admitted TO the room
and Horace was discovered making
chicken tracks on piece of paper. AZ
| ter a few remarks Horace said: Glow
10 You think the election will 90 I'm
! Oregon to which the lecturess re-
sponded by stating that she Thought the
chances were evenly divided. The sage
leaned back in his chair and strOked his
whiskers and said, az guess the election
will 90 Democratic, tor there are 10
schools in Oregon and there's great
deal Of whisky there"
] The lecturess said she was forcibly re-
minded of Hoarcc's remark when she
saw the Greeley demonstration in san
Francisco the other night.
Mrs. u. stated her business to Horace,
and desired to know if the women could
rely on his and the YriJURCs support,
to which the old farmer replied with
smile and - smirk,
"T poN'r WANT WOMAN TO BE MEM
| said "Neither 10 |. Do you think
God Almighty made such mistake i'm
her creation that you must legislate 10
correct it,
Horace thought mingling in politics
would demortliZe women as il did men.
l did not dispute the fact when looked
at Horace. Horace was asked if his
daughters had no political aspirations,
to which he replied that one daughter
was a Roman Catholic, another liked
the theatres, etc. And it looked as
though Greeley, who had opposed Cath
Olicism all his life, was
FLAUNTING HIS DAUGHTER
Before the Roman Catholics and fishing
for gudgeons, which she was satisfied he
would not catch. He has pondered so
long between theory and practice that
he i a political demagogue, and would
sell his 5irthright for a mess of pOttage.
The speaker said that she discovered
that he whom she had thought pure in
heart was
CORRUPT To THE CORE.
/ The Democratic party is not dead, for
those that fought for the disintregration
this Union are to-day cOurting their
: franchises. The Democrats are using
Horace Greeley as a cats-paw 10 get
the chestnuts from the fire, but they
won't succeed, as his paws are not long
enough. [Iaughter.l
The Democrats declared that the elec-
tion OF Lincoln was unconstitutional,
that the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments are unconstitutional and
they also think that the
CONSTRUCTION Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
If there are men who will vote for
Greeley instead of the man who sprang
with might and main i'm the hour Of
= danger and saved the Uuion, they are
guilty of treason.
The speaker said before the campaign
was over she would be back again. Ap-
! plause.l She hoped the women here
would rise and show themselves rs ac-
= tive as the women in the Eastern States,
that the Greeley men may see what they
missed when they turned the cold shout
der on us.
GRANT AND WILSON.
In their letters, had alluded to the
gratifying recognition OF the loyal wom-
en- of America. She said the women
were going TO vote for Grant and Wilson
under cover Of the previous condition
Of servituden clause in the Ccnstitu-
tional amendments, and the men would
not insult them. She had Travelled =
great deal and met many men. and
never was insulted but once, and that
was by Horace Greeley.
Mrs. Duniway's lecture was listened
To with attention, and the general YER
diet was that she was success. She
possesses a strong, well-cultivatedv voice,
and thoroughly understands her subject.
j.. AT the close of her lecture she solicited
subscriptions tn her paper, and obtained
4 goodly number.
Letter From Ben HOlladay.
SUMNER House, }
NEAR TUIAMOOK HEAD, :