The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-31

thought he could unite the New York
body Of Suffras,st with tho Boston
clique. The idea of that boy hiking
he could teach his grandmothcrs" |"
"Was he not available in your
work z" li'@
"No man is particularly available
THEY KNOW TOO MICH; IS .
are too ovcrbearing. They all want to
be autocrats. Mrs. Tilton was CHARM IN
of our executive suffrage association for
one year. you will remember. in on
OF her llblishel letters she alludes to a
meeting at which she presided, and
said I: "That blessed old Susan ran YER
to INC and said that had done as we'll
as my lord and master could have done
GU sec the most acceptable praise must
be filtered through Il nuns cstcam"
"Miss Anthony" began, pluuging
desperately into the middle of tho sub
iect at heart, "You have been through
almost all kinds of scenes since last we
met Almost in Jail for vosin, illes ,lly :.
Did you pay your iinc?"
'.No, and | never m,an to. The
Smith sisters have done more than any
OF our conventions by refusing to pay
their taxes when they cannot w tc."
"wILL YOU VOTE
at tho next election :"
Miss Anthony 81 would, if | could 20
home and register But | must keep
OH with my work III the West"
"Wcll Miss Anthony, you only did
one foolish thing; was when
Yoy SAT on THEODORE TILroS sKNEE'
Miss Anthony smiled all over her
face We'll" she said, slowly aud with
sort of grim humor, "that was my only
lapse from rigorous virtue. All the
men had declared that Susan was so
sour she couldn't get IL husband, and [
Thought would show them | could Sc.
on a young mans knee just like any
foolish girl. was in Rochester. when
reporter called to see me. Now, l
will not be interviewed IN dill MT
deny that sa. on Thcoloto's kn,e, all
| never have denied it yet. The next
day long article clmc out-'Sus,u
puts her foot on it, aud stamps it u lie."
You see | don't deny it. Wing sholll
manly and Ioving %Hann RsHyes RlH ss ben Ss
called an ogre all my life, ana every !.
body claims to know that [ never hllu
chance to be marrio,l? Z"
wEDEEsDAY's PROGRAMME.
NV hat are you :,,is to DO oa Wei
ncsd'y, Miss Anth ,ny?"
Miss kuthony-"Just give one moro
screcch for freedom Thlt's what we
haze been doing fur twenty five years"
=" hat sympathy do you get from the
crusaders ="
The crusaders have helpel suffrage
more than they have helped temp ,ran.!.
Every radical step woman takes in
the right direction h,lps tho su!fra &c
question"
The mass meeting on "Wednesday
will renew tn, agitation. It is pr,;u n
able there will b. Il large atte ,lan,..
Do you expect many notable wom.n p
Miss Anthony-'Thc best AMI most
Intelligent won.n of the country have
been hearing me spelk. | anticipate Il
full Attendance, Miss Phnbe Couzins,
| young lawyer Of St. Louis, will b. pre-,
;rnt aad speak. The Rev. Mrs. In.
throp, Of Michigan, will be there. We
want to break up the ring. The pre-
sent
POLITICAL BODY Is CORRUPT
my party wonid be corrupt after sixteen
ears Of political life. doa't care an
ota whittier its democratic or r.puo-
lean party, it's too long term"
is that all, Miss Anthony?"
Il want to see every won,n vote for
crseli, throuih her own PERSONAL y,
Ter own individuality, anl not shrou.h
he lnoaih OF some man who has not the
aln'est conception Of her nee Is. The
'ork is going on, AMI the time is near
hen every woman will use the intelli.
cncc God has given her, to maintain
CT true standard of womauhood."
Here | made a di;rcssior; Miss
anthony was looking iuto the future Of
or sex with c,l n complaeen;y, when
ttackcd her with question 5, artfully
ut, as | believed, as to allow Of no
'asipn. The gist OF it was
did you, Miss Anthony, sloep W ith
lrs. Iilton one night, aud did she toll
)u
ALL ABOUT MIR. BEECuER?
How little know the strategy OIL
lat wise General. She looked at me
lth mld reprOach in her oxnressiya