The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-29
iDD CONGRESS.---FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

senate bill TO set apart certain portion of
the Island of Macllinaw, in the Straits of
NIacknaw, Mich, rs national park.
Passed.
Mr. Fcnton called up the senate bill for
the relief Of John Mcliarg late collector of
internal revenue for the fifth collection
district of New York. Passed.
The Alabama contested election case re-
suited in the retention of Mr.. Spencer in
his seat
The bill making Pcmbina territory was
taken UP.
The amendment offered that the right to
vote would not be restricted on account of
race or color, or sex, was favored by
Meesls. Sargent, Stewart and Morton.
Mr. Flanagan said lie was new convert
to the cause of woman suffrage, and was
made convert by the glorious efforts of
the womens crusade against incompetence.
Women and women only, through AL
mighty God, could save this country from
the worst Of all evils -intemperance Wo-
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could not. They were more directly inter
csted in all questions Of morality than men.
and from this time henceforth he intended
| to a be 'womans man" q. daughter
Mr. Stewart said that in ten years from
now there would not he man in the Sen
ate opposed TO female suffrage.
Mr. Mcrrimon-W Why not try the expert
mcnt in the District of Columbia?
Mr. Sargent We will, when we get n
chance.
Mr. Conkling said an amendment was in
order to this very bill, to enforce women
suffrage in the District of Columbia If
his friend. Mr.. Stewart, desired to try it as
an experiment in a new territory, why not
try it rs an experiment here?
Mr.. Carpenter said he would vote for m
amendment to confer suffrage, in any new
territory. for women. He believed that in
every condition of life the society of wom-
en- was beneficial; in every place where
she was found everything was neat and
| orderly. Ii our wives. mothers and daugh-
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