Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23

il still made TO bleed for 1t. 1t IL re.
mcmbcrcd that majority of the shin
ing lights of the suffrage movement
from all parts of the country were
here, willing to address the convention
without money and without price, but
the two most prominent female law
yers, true to the instinct of this much
abused craft, decided they must not
only speak, but they must be well paid
for It, If Cady Stanton was willing to
give for nothing her stale old tales, and
Ward Howe was ready TO eliminate
prenatal" to the end of time free, was
that reason why two little legal
songsters should be prevented from
ieathering their pretty nests There
is but one Susan in the country, and
she was consulted and decided the
grave question as only woman can.
II was true the hall, fuel, gas, printing
and other necessary incidontals were
to be paid. In fact, these expenses
were brought before the audiences and
they were asked to contribute to the
same, and they did as only good
natured American audiences are in the
COS susan nnt those stuhbnn facts
into ono Side Of the scale and ibe two
lowvc,s-pbmho Cozzins ofs. Lonis
and Miss Clara Burnham of Philadel-
phia, into the other, and the lawyers
won susan r Anthony said Uiirst.
class ,alcnt sbouId bo naidn so Tho
two little LEGAL sncechos cost the con.
vont;on ono 6updrod dollars ooch and
thc remainder of the moncv wos taken
charge Of bv thc treasnrer snsan who
soys !, won; 40 nev Lo,c Hills af W;l
iayd,s otwi,hstand;no the womer of
,ho E,.ancl,iso Assoc;s,ion tbrow oman
their hosnitahIe doors a. matters
now sand tbe association is exnected
~ boar ,he heavv cxnense Of a national
conve ~ ,,;nn ,hrorsh tbe treacherv Of
Suson n Anthony and n few o;ber
aIoaJa,.sn Ma co;no ,o tl,o d;s,sc, os
,ha G.oa. on,ored Frvnt or tho grosa.
Sonnors sL;n 10 thse' Westorn rlains
TLpope MI nrnnit;non, t W ash r;aLersn oIo not
ann,norad n0, ,o ,ho rests IN nnrhor hnt
s;mnlv rhc damd@e donc fnr nverv
snadr' oc ',rosso on5 oro,.r o,raonLocI,
J;sannoars h"fnre tbo inysd;Sa host
IT. h. booinn;nc tho Franeh;sc A.
soc;a,ion vas made nm mostly Of wo,.l,
;oS. ,uon,o,' ondorod r;,L yood onr,.
S - go Ln, no, ,n a. S,Lo a,,,ira
nnll;n,rr ,alan, as oIoro;sod hv tLo
pToarss of sh;s or',oniva,ion rh4 ,anI,
ond sio aro 'S no,,, v sroa,"d 40 nos,oi oarJs
sort @ n ,hron,,h o ,to ,naii don,dnd;"n, H. c.om
ooch se ,oSa,.ds iinn;da,;n@ ,b6 debts
~ M tho ~ conoorn II If fem;niHo noI;,;cs 4
so ronl, in thc hnd What Will II Inc in
,ho hlossom9 Snsan r An,honv saws
s.Xvonnn NV ,r;li ,n,.;e. ,ha haiIo,n W.
ooi nmo, ST. e. ,,n,ic, horsole I'm,
Gil;na In tbat 20 L,ipn h3cil ,he mnds
80 nav c,r la o,rn eonyontirr ,ho,
,bo fn1ostai oa,.J ,ronl,lo IN tho J;st,.;c,
NOV, mo- coaso
prer;ors 20 ,bo rroo, an r,froco con.
vention held. last In New York tbe
assoc;a,;on met 10 select a delcgato n
renresont WasL;noton II wos nrgcd
TX, NJ Go Snonoo,. tho -;
H., 49, ~ a., a"sao;a,;dn Lod s.oIoids,, T.
~ IL ,,iaa" % 1 Ill Ill ~, 49,, Ia a"",,laoi.
~ I dnd !, mos Jno;daJ wi,Lon, AZ
o,,';"r - ,Lot NJ Saonoo,. sLonId r.,
,,an,;na,od o,o;V .i" ond olndsod gor M
no''''''Sr ,''",'n" - III LIE doIaaot, sha
',,onn "o''i'"' ~ % ,I"ui. ,Lo n,a,,;nae e. ~ ~
Sonor !" oonfnrred hn, an roaection sbo
oonol,doJ ,hat rnJoss ,l,a assoc;a,ior
Ill s,,',.ah sh ,ta "a, s,,a,n;ai W. o,rn' y
L"t :, ,yonil innlrdo I,s, dnd ayyo,
- E -, " L. Ia.. ea,."l a,..,' "'N ,no,'iJ
, -, - - =" H. c.a.J ~ ai.a,
r;nooor [ ov "a Coo nf uo so,, IA reiio,,
,aac Iod ,a ;Joo - ~ ~ Ia,
% w.. ~ Li"b ~ ~ hoi;o" o" 80 49, " - 'de had
,Le ;mnnJonoo 40 asl, s;c ,hnt dabt
= .;daon w. dssoo;o,;o,' ~ ,,as - ho % t"voJ ~
.ni,o hohios =" III ia ~, oo,,,,or,;on w AZ ,s ,n ro,
,osont @ ,So hord ,rorLino lin e,,,n ,vomon oftbo
district ,vho want ssf,.o~cg, Tb|
offeo. unon the audience by the two
= sneakers was appalling. From the be
, Ginning Mrs Spencer. the president
> had ruled the association with a mil
itary hand, a rule more readily fell
, than described She had already beer
accused of making the association th,
i means OF personal ambition and ends
! and il had already been WHISPERED by
the rank and file that she had "solC
them out 10 Susan b. Anthony. II
. was shown Mrs. Spencer nj once thaf
the masses. once aroused. are difficult
|, TO manage. and she remained yer,
, ouiet whilst il was explained that I
q would cost as much TO send the inian
: 10 the convention as another delegate
As the baby could not speak and max,
/, known his aclaim.n he was ignomini
/ ouslv sent to the rear. his mother fol
n lowing with suppressed means, whicl
! rightly interpreted. meant death to Tia,
/ association that had refused TO max,
. her baby dclegate and nav its OK
i penses accordingly.
!. A, h;s so,,o rooo,;,o now oa,cor
Cor ,ho roor ,yoro oloc,oJ Mrs. snonce
, decIinirg tbc nomination nf,cr tbc mn
1 nol;ticaI wav bcr infant had beer
a trcated As}f 70 add iniprv 70 ipsul,
. n SINGLE maid If That gncertoin no.,
4 where il is safe 70 nredict that sb,
r will novcr bc called 10 mil nolitico
9 lanrols from bor brow boeausc there /
a hobv somowhore was clncted nresi
1 Jont and assumed ali tho bonors n
1 once 4 mature matron Of Capito
1 mn whose cb;ldren arc suficientl,
n CROWN IN take to the street was elect
= sd delegate The other officers chosel
4 inclndc1 two vice nresidcnts treasurer