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cowardice or brutality. Men and women faced
death with oalmness and resignation, not for
getting their earthly affections in their religious
hone and trust The thought OF Judge Peck
ham. An instant before hfs death, speaking
words of comfort to his wife; of Captain
Hunter. who doubtless sacrificed his own life in
irving to save his family, saying to his
daughter, God will save you. because there
ais work for you to do" with faith justified
by the event of those Protestant pastors and
Catholic priests standing side by side admins.
tering each the consultations of his own religion,
appreciating each other at last-these are
thoughts that relieve the blackness of the
tragedy, and bring some consolation to the
sorrow on the sea-"
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4 CENTENNIAL TEA PARTY.
woMANs SUFFRAGE AND PATRIOTfsM-A SPIRITED
MEETING IN FANEUIL HALL
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

wOMAN'S SUFFRAGE AND PATRIOTfSM-A SPIRITED
MEETING IN FANEUM HALL
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUsgl
BOsTON Dec. 15.-The first of the Boston
Centennial Tea Party meetings was held tonight Fan
eul Hall being crowded with women suffrag gsts Of
both sexes T. W. Higginson gracefully presided, and
addresses made by Wendell Phillips, VIM. Lloyd
Garrison, the Rev. DIR. Bartol Mrs. Lvermore. Lucy
Stone Blackwell. and Others Julia Ward Howe read an
original poem and the exercises interspersed with
music liberal Of the hall set apart for
freshments and the thoughts and sentiments OF the
evening were washed down with an unlimited quantity
Of The texts Of the speeches for the evening were
Taxation without Representation is Tyranny" and
Governments derive their just powers from the
sent of the governed Aud that nobody should forges
them they conspcuousy ettered around the
Mt Philhpss speech was stirring. and Mr Garrisons
was buoyant He was sure that the cause would tri-
umph, and 'Ts would be consummated In the advance
ment Of the women Of to-day. He had attended
many meetings in that hall. but he did not remember
ever before to have men and women mixed to-
gether the floor Of the house However, neither
sex seemed to be Injured by It, and It was sign Of the
good time coming. Suffrage could be exercised In juss
this harmless way Letters were read from Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps Abby Kelly Foster, and Others. 40 Tue
threw the tea. what shall the women throw
over ." said Dr. Bartol and he advised them 20 throw
over tobacco for which they taxed without repro
sentation. The idea greeted with immense ap
plause, and Dr. Bartol ventured TO add rum and opium
to the list. Lucy stone was earnest as usual whom
she complained that women cassed with idiots
and unatics She thought ii a shame that Jefferson
DAVIS should be given back his political rights to-day
while women still cassed with fools. In Mas~sr
chusstts one-tenth OF the entire is paid BY woe"'
and she demanded that the principle Of III, should DO
carried out to-day. The OF Boston wi hoia w"
meetings tomorrow which is strictly tho sn'e'
sary day.
(GESERAL PREss DISPATCH
Bread was exhibited brought 10 this city IN 10" "
Robert Pierce, and preserved In the family ever s'noo
The meeting adjourned after adopting RESOLUTION 10
oommending measures TO DO taken To deiest mr. F'o
lin ghuy sens Utah hill.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
amuscmen,s ano ta,eetinss.

BAN HAII--The Pilgrim.
B,rNUa's GREAT sHow.-Tbe Rink Day and night.
RoorH's rHEATER-" Kit" +. :. Chanirau~
BROADWAY THEArER.-s' The Woman IN White"
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-" Rumpty Dumpty Abroad"
c. l.. Fox.
LrCEua TuEATER-"L Lady OF Lyons" Fcchter.
NEw FIFTH AvENUE TneArGR-" Old Heads and
Young Hearts
N,mo's GAppEN.-"The Children 10 the Wood" The
Vpkcs Family.
OIYNrgC THEATER.-" The Dead Heart" Edwin Adams.
Tony PASTORS OPERA HoUsE.-Vareties.
UNION SoJNRE THEATER.-" Led Astray"
WAIINCN's THEATER.-" Ours" Lester Wallack
ASSOCIATION UALI.-M "A Galaxy Matinee. AZ s.
Lecture. DR.. WIllts.
ASSOCIATION HALL, BRooKLYN.-Lec,ure. The Rev.
Fred Bell.
BIBLE HOUSE-Coonizatlon Society Meeting
HISTORICAL SOCIETY RooMs.-Lecture George Kennan.
UNloN LEAGUE THEATER.-Woman suffrage Celebra-
ton
NrSr TwFNTY-r -rHIRD-ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Lecture. The Rev. IT. N. Gallaher.