The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-19
WOMEN WHO WHIT 70 T0TE.
The Mcetiua Of their suffrage Association
their Leaders Sentiments.


The American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation assembled yesterday In three sa sions
Ia StcinWay lIdi. The Attendance w4s SIN al.
COLI =. W. lligsin on was Gu .irinan. Lucy
Stone reported progress in the opening of smith
and Wellesley COLLEGES Scr gi,ls 4; also that one.
eleventh ul Tue taxes In Massaouu4rtt- are paid
hy women; tnat Eurluean ladies' ~ ,an b .vc
pet ioucl The kila to bolish the law which
permits a man 10 sell HE wifr and children to
buy orium aud nay his gambling debts that
In Franco bill allowing married women
to de rosit and Withdraw money with
out their husbands consent. was defeated ;
that Worcester still holds the farm and
home 81 Aony Kelly Foster, condscated for
u paid tAatluh Wl.huut representation; that
Jamcs X. Doolittls of Wisconin. At An ar icu-
tufd fur, .dVucds1d giving every married IN an
one vote for himself, and one for uis wife and
cnidrru; that in every Northern state action OF
some sort has l,en i,k, n on PETITIONS relating
to woman .urr -; and htt tn avenues OF in
dusty "a. &c growing more easy OF access.
A letter 10 the nssuci.tiOn was read from
Ellz ihcth stu IT 1help-, author OF Gates
AJtr;" also the following from L. Maria Cnild (:
Tue d,porment o. women ihensevc- sill affect mat
siOy AZ mere truly thank al niany
ouc- wnne they courigenusy and s,sntiy assert
cD,uuAt "a op inoicf lnl4frcNi- lent
h viii OF he punhc and tnat J.. public apathy on tine
q r ri,,t5 equal rtiiucgnip rtwcen rlcn aud wiicl
Knoaidrc T. uceoMe aware t.it ~. iar,ser c.. ~
tuu advances zoe nearer become, the az pruIc Tits
TIA lcalra Die cQugN r.. Inc mere man q tNc Nflu
prefers karu ~ eof Nutull TO the As tlt
but tAcy cannot believe that The IN completion % his
equally would ca Oalc b "a quo IL private lie.
ARE 500 not wei sAkcu ca-e ofP su4 c'f have
easier TIM 90 an W IA do \ n uule were
all that tn active mn urtai soul requires
No furced tun-i tucti1n u eNstllg really
htp Gus u.s.. some wise and youd mon tuouy tn Z
aiurcrd construction cd tAs Consultation Ot tho Nnit d
States tnrcl tie emancipation OF tic =. YES.
But NV dear and honored Lust anu and u's ~ Nv ~
te tntt there Wa eomrthilg Of ft-cioot n con.iru
GaefttN fOn fhc irftutlOn % is trainers.
aud never lc.cvcu that any ~ ana evasye
ueht, Icrs" eiia-. an prudent, aud move toward cur
OBJ hat STRAIT htfOrWt ara line which lEtle slVrt
IN moral cs IN na hem ucs.
Mrs. Emma Manoy. editor and Proprietor Of
the blthdrt und.l Dtuu Obs, rosr. said thai.
mules aud horses icing protected IN New York
city, she wished that Americ n women might
be promoted - the rank OF "breNct nudes and
u rses.' Hen Blackwell. the husband Of
Lucy stone, reminded tho associ ltOn that
fifteen yt r. ago few men thought they should
live 10 see slavery abolished. \ letter from "a
lawyer. Mr. Cameron, said that the new Del t.
ware statute greatly ameltOrated the condition
uf m FRIED women IN respect to pr urrty.
Speeolcs were also made hy Armenia WHITE ~
New III mp-hire, tho Rev. Phoebe nanaford, Of
the Fist MYERS ilis' Clurch. jersey Citf; Miss
Partridge of Phladelphil, and Ch4s. G.. Ames.
thc MISSES Smith OF Glastonbury Conn, sid IA
a letter:
We cannot attend your Convention, because We arc
lab TO be- rt i'l go any nnrit before sac Aarto4d
cOurt-. Wtuout ali law or Justice