New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

| 25 years, but to inaugurate new pohucaal .ea
Convention we snail nominate candidates. But
Of new forces such as we have had
before The politicians who afraid that support
should be Kept high in the clouds that we could
see our iags. IApplausel But now we propose TO
combined with the Liberal RefOrmers, with the Pro,
hibitionists, and the Internaiouasts-with all all
the constitutional doors that wo may enter and enjoy
tnSt belong to every free citizen % OF ne
and Fifteenth Amendments that are citizens OF the
anG we
lettered, washed OF unwashed, and We ,onaI 40 ny
the Snffs Eight We t, n1'n
ns polls register our names and our EO1es az the
United States. We TO consider the platform OF
new party to-day. We condemn the platform OF the he
| plattudes.
The following platform Of the Convention which was
regarded by some clever parody oI the Cincinnati
platform, was read by Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker;
We women United States National Convention as
sembd NewYork proclaim the following principles as essena
l. We recogne equality law and hold that Is
the duty Of Government its dealings with the people mete out equ
on s1S sTS S pSe. a "n'''" HA"' race
We pledge ourselves the States and OPP
eopnng Of the questions settled by the Ihrteenn &
eenn ana ana fentn AenasS % OF S 1 th % % s nst,on
We demand The INN eaie and absolute removal o Az ,1ase
and universal amnesty will result complete puncsh0n IN @ ''
LARGEST liberty consistent Nth the
public order for the state and for .se nsD ~ So
thorough Civil Service Reform a, one of the phs
Seon s hoSd SIl constitute The oH s@P
election fPredeS Vco By the
We sn that no form Of wise which puts bur
den upon people duties intended to increase the ce
T1 Sp no be S ON the ecess. upon life
that s % I % S1a So S SO Of morality and honest
thorough reform Of tie % pSsen nnS nsn
and elastic be permanent measure value Dssea on @
6c Of value by for all duties taxes an imPos
which bal h. b. %DeS Of I the al e a ac and and
option Of the holder INTO Government. bonds bearing rate
n1Iefcy s's a. 1Ss 1 1 Of tbs hoer ''' cent '"'
with gratitude the herOism and sacrifices Of the sons
na mo.hsfs @ snISggOs @ nv @ % % the % M and % in ss,bepg
the home earned for the
the recognition Of all their political rights BY every true Ame
opposed all grsn Of land to railroads other corpora
tons The public domain should be sed sacred to actual Settlers an
IT, We believe the principles Of the referendum minority repre-
L. the duty of Government to regard children and criminals s
wards Of tie State to tie the best advantages OF educs
other humane legislation and the better methods
r. We hold Is the duty Government in its intercourse with
foreign cultivate the friendships Of peace by treating with
Scs. s S s b. s Congress a%a s'' Of Son s on Tue
I For the promotion vital principles and tie establishment
Of party invite the cooperation Of all citizens
without distinction of color ser nationality or previous political
Addresses were also made BY Laura De Force Gordon
and Wm Banks er r %en zen % had 6oSn o n @
TRIBUNE from childhood, and had found 1t such firm
an oracle But she thought that the course had
been pursued in the Of suffrage for women Al
though she respected Mr. Greeley man. she still re-
greted say that he had in her opinion, acted un-
wisely in this regard.
The following resolutions were then adopted
HGa', G:e & the dit nj TIE yn ark
principles and Of the Woman
thereby influential
against the emancipation Of the OF the
natiOn therefore
,sortd with decent self frespec aid with voice
the high position 70 which be nominated
right right Of citizen Of the
United States Of all patriotic citizens to
this night coming Presidential election and the duty Of all patriotic
uent 10 be distractions bOckng the
OF the Four
Fifteenth Amendments TO recognize women citizens With
political Convenuon II Is
unagst throughout tie country send their
Philadelphia Baltimore demand Of in
a,n nsc for the LOYALTY OF Republicans aud
the principles Of freedom which Govern
d That We Sasrsgss Of the country will work
and vote with the national party that shall acknowledge the p
equality Of woman.
Rtortd That in case neither Philadelphia Baltimore shall recog
ne the full citizenship the National Woman Suffrage Com
ttee shall call Nominating Convention a. such time and
place they shall see hL = ~, ,...
The evening session was addressed by Mrs. Marie
At the close OF the session several members OF the
WoodhuI faction, apparently desrous Of breaking up
Convention, loudly protested against its conveDing
another day: but the matter was quietly settled by SUI
san b. Anthony, who, in short speech, explained that
the hall been engaged for three days. aud tna they
should meet again at IL o'clock tins morning