New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11
uR. rnroNs socIAI1sTTC FRIENDS.

NIB. THTONS sOCIAIlSTlC FRIENDS.
O Now you have spoken of the acquaintance OF
Mr. TIton early did You know OF Miss Anthony can
there? A. ! can't tell you.
O little }oudcr A. said could not tell you'll recollect
seeing boil, Miss AnthouyI rccolect seeing Miss Anthony
there more than after returned to live IN Brooklyn RE
yious to that my coming and going from Brooklyn was mercy
a. matter Of Summer vacations in lett came 10 i've i'll
Brooklyn.
q When did you come to I've mere IN btooA1yh n III
1866; here il ls12. $500
@ Whom did you see Miss Anthony before that at Mr. Til
tons A. ] don't remember
O Did you see her after that, A. did, suppose after
that / can't place when.
O. Well can YOU state positively that not before 1866
that You saw her there Gr,,! A Well should cay positively
that my recollection and Mrs Stanton and other visitors
whom did no, Ike TO meet, after lSt5
Nj Fuleton-I speaking Of anybody but Miss An
thOny don't drag army Of Other people, am gong 10
the others in due time.
TIE witness-You mentioned all the visitors
O. No beg your pardon asked You when you first saw
Miss Anthony there; A. can't tell you when first
O. Well repeat my question: Can You say that it was not
prior that you her there 1rf A. should say
probably not: that : the best could tel you.
O. But you are not upon the subject? A. Not ve.y
crtain-prey certain that that and 1872 that
her there.
O. How you moved 10 Brooklyn in 1896 did you see
her theref presume, durng that year II was between
peatedy
In wha, house did you fret A Ny fir. recolcc
ton Of her at 1000 it ben-l recoect seeing hcf
there more than once
O. More than once? A. Il was certainly subsequent to lojj
because they didn't move there until lstd
O She was an equal nights woman, wasn't she A. don't
know that; cant say.
@ How A. can't say Of my own-ber public attitude is
understood understand her TO be Others have Understood
her-I believe she is a woman sufrasist.
q We'll had 20 hCY because she
was woman suGlagisi: a. objected to all that laiy
q To all that party \. Yes, s.r.
O. Well were you aware that Mrs. T!on one Of that
oary and Chairman Of the Executive Committee for some
gears, A. ! can't say that was.
@ Were YOU ever present the house when there
rahe.incs Of people there: A. No never; always stood
he other side bat don't recoiect her-doni ecocct Mrs
Tlton President think I'D know that she dragged
Ia 10 some extent
@ You that She dragged in? A. believe tha.
was my feeling about !; a. the time.
@ You don't think shc n voluntarily. Why, don't yOn
know that % husband occurring tours
that presided the meetings o. The Executive Committee
and that the accom-; gwen ia az the newspapers in Brook
ynf A. cant say that II could toll you directly that
knew that did that she in some way mixed Up in
result OF il
o. Did you ever inquire % know whether she dragged in
or whether she went in:
Mr. E,ar,s-lnQG.rc from whom;
Nj Fu.er;ou-Of anybody How is that, Mss Oakley 7
A. WHY have assumed
O. No don ak you 10 assume. A. Wei, them never
Inquired about
O. Then VIA, Information you got enable yon
cay that she dragged IN q You understood or as yon
thought Information | point to- inference from
10y knowledge q her.
O. lam not talking about differences. A want Justify
myself IT, -ayhs villa, I'D.
know yol do anl ,hnS there need Of It after
using the word dragged " VIII yoa ,e Why yoa used
the word DRAGGED"
The Wiuess-SoHe wAa: Gd aIle rs;aud yoa some
III some " did yoa ~.
NJ Fullerton some, wlatF
Tic wnes.s-Youf AZ didn't understand about
the word drag
MI Fuer,on-YoG r.ed the word dragged" in speaking
Of the manner which Mrs Triton 80; into The suffrage
mentf a Yes, SS.
q Now A. you 4 you had any information from any
quarter which led you nk that she in by being
dragged distinguished from gong into Voluntarily aud
from prinolplcf A. Information?
q Yes A No.
G Very well ,hen; VIC will stop there Now. don. YOU
know that Mrs Triton Gained the credit Of having brought Mr.
Tlion into that movement A. don't know that
Q. Now when did you Ms. Stanton there frstf A. O.
hfs: and las; probably twice think can recoect
seeing her there know al breakfast once
but wheI car c tell YOU.
q beg your pardon DO you question put
70 yon' A When saw Mrs sianton'
q No / beg your pardon. A. When first saw herr
q Yes Now. II yOu viii keep mind the question-when
not tel you any more dan thai probably when saw Mss
tbony there.
q Did you see her there prior 20 1867 A. Don't recoect
seeing either Of then any than 49, and
know they moved there ia 1866
@. In 1862 4 Yes, Sir
q Very well Now what the v.h Mrs Stanton;
wAs she q sunragist TOO 4. Why. believe sO-Woman's
Rights leader aud The head a3 front Of the general movement
q Was thai he objection you hal 10 Acr Wa that Tie res
sou you didn't Ike 10 meet herr \ Yes, Sir
be 81 -.
Stephen Pear Andrews when did yoI him thorcy A.
don't reoOlect
q How A ] coailRt tell you.
q Did you ever see A,A there A. can't tell !on poi.
A; sely that ! ever Cd.
q Wei, you did, 1t ddr make any impression on you
g. have great many Of Nj JioLs guests from time
" ,ne.
q anow lam taking about Mr.. Andrews visits Now
you Any recollection Of ever having sen stephen
tar Andrews house Of Mr. TEonr A. cant IA any
general impression that have seen Lin there
liowf A. have general impression that have seen
J.. there. coad not say anything more
" u llat al you Gan sayi a. That Ia al cansay