The New York herald., 1878-10-31

OCTOBER 81. l87&-TKlP1
| with . proportion Of about twenty TO one Ths
three or four men who brsved the gaze Of tho
multitude by oocupyin seals on the platform we're,
a. isolated trees In the background OF beautiful
landscape. we'll enough IN shslr way, but not At al
| necessary TO shs pisturesqusness of the scenery.
fney looked mild and timid, aud apparently rsalzee
the unimportance OF their presence. Mrs. Dr. Loziel
| occupied tho chair OF State She opened tho
| which she introduced Liilie Deveraux Blake,
VINO dwet at length the urgent necessity and de-
Tie rirn, TO vote several Other ladies' followed Ia
similar strain, some making really excellent addresses
aad pu.ting forward no. few strong logical reasons
several times bursts 1of applause az striking
hits went up from tbs spprsciative listeners.
E,wsrd W. Los iormsrly acting Governor 81
Wyoming Territory, who gave historical
woman's suffrage IN that Territory. He contendod
that had iahersut constitutional right
the right Of suffrage educational reasons on
account OF Immature age, but when they sought 70
sex they were infringing on me fundamental rgh Y
| OF citizenship.
The speaker narrated how hs had appointed TO
ONCE in Wyoming ladies as deputy sner.ifs, as COM
particular fsmss justice Of the peace hs wen. into
| nigh eulogss She was q model magistrate There
was no o1Ss Or disorder n rsr s1ar sns tackled
| might put Court OF Appeals judge TO the
blush. On bad husbands who abused their wives she
WAS particularly severe. Her toward con hrmed
bachelors was not alluded TO. but from tho spcakor's
description OF her stern character was reasonable
inference that benedicts iared hard at hor hands.
Tho novel spectacle oi jury ball ladies was next de-
scribcd
| The case at the bar was that OF young man
charged with the common border oGonce Of xii.
ing a man. The SIX men were uphesitatingy
tor acquitta but the SIX Indies voted soiidy tnat
the prisoner should hanged Dy the neck until he
was dead. For three days and three ughts tbs jury
were out: A. las. sns ladies' srumpnea ara me men
and the wicked prisonor was sent 10 jail for fifteen
years. Mr.. Leo next told OF an Instance III his
rSns'0. rivsl csndaaos for iSaA the samo % ONCE Ans
yet." he said, "there was no disruption Of their
influence Of tho sex ON politics the speaker recalled
an instance Of burly M,lcsian candidate for Tho
office Of constable calamity escortinR to Inc polls two
colorod sisters whose votes he had secured .Fa
THE FAVORED CANDIDArEs.
In the course ~ The meeting resolutions were
adopted advocating women's suffrage and indorslng
such candidates had expressed themselves In favor
sroor Kelly, Who was a. the Tanmany mass meeting
in The Wiywan. Among the candidates tndorssd
were Ga.sn Ssxs soRs aqa The two
Frederick this latter apparent anomaly being
due TO the iaet that both tho last named gentlemen
were friendly to woman's suffrage.
REpuDLrcANs REFUSING TO INDoRsR THE COM
BINATIoN TIcKET-THE ARTHUR-PATTERsoN
RULE DENoUNCED. ,slas talottp ia aal4.l
+ The dissat,sfsction among the eombnationisss has
at last broken out In open rebellion The German re-
publican organization OF the Fourteenth Assembly
district at a moOtiug hold at their headquarters in
avenue A. have refused to organize o campaign
club declined to tpdorse the combination ticket
and participate In ratification meeting. Colonel
Hugo Eberhardt chairman OF tne org anizstion, At
tho sams msetiug appointed . committee wait upon
exJudgc Dhlsnhoefsr snd present him with resolu.
tions expressive Of the OF ihs Cor
republicans OF the district with she action o the
conisrsnes oommittssa .ss4t4a9 .~-l eE
Alpding 10 this faos . prominent sx-efleer. OF
revenue service said yesterday :--sT am simply
founded at the number OF republicans rsfdsing 30
vote tho combination ticke and Arthur alone 10
blame Tor II We are handicapped BY Arthur aud are
thurs law par.nsr) been shros times nom IN ssca 1or
District Attorney, but mis- brother. Dudley Phelps,
kept continually 10 tho Custom houss as Deputy Col
member Of the Republican General Committee
hailing IRON Twelfth Assembly district, yes-
terday t 10 impossible 10 get the bettor class OF
puhi,cans to vote tor Cooper II Morgan had bsen
nominated for Guy Judge would have spent money
gone to work Tor tho ticket. The pretsxt
which no was set aside simply frivolous Most OF
the republicans determined 20 cut Cow,ng. Thcy
wii eitner for Bedford not ~ ALL am looked
upon here as . republican leader, bus cannot ask my
friends TO vote the mougrsl ttckot." s4t tf4 3F&f
OUT poR soHnLL f9tAt r43 .@E
Probably one Of the strongest sntI.rammany dis
trlsts in the city IL the Thrteenih Assembly, whore
ssmSy TWO yesss .S m Ir
sntisl leader among those opposed 20 rammany Yes
ssrday II was reported that he had resigned from
antt.1ammany organization, ana shortly after
Sehsll banner was dung 10 the breeze there to tho
utter as,onshmsnt oi his nelenoors. The reason
that has induced this change Of front 10 attributed 10
the we'll authen ticatsd report that IN the event or
Coopcr's election only the Cooper wing OF the
Tammany crowd will be cared Tor. NJ
Trouble has also arisen with the manner in
which jacob Paterson, JE, With and without
STATE for the comD,na,,onls,s A week ago ouiy
all was happy az = marriage bell IN tho
arranged th.. Edward Costello SHOULD ast the nom,
nation for District Alderman, but owing TO the
huencs OF Mr. Patterson Bernard Kenney, an astach6
OF tho Department OF Public Works, was selected
Costello, VINO, is claimed, any time command
600 TO TOO votes more than his competitor backed
by Peter Bowe. out visions oil the Police Commission
ership held 10 the latter made him take up
Ksnnsy at the Instance Of Patterson. In the Four
tesnth Assembly district also John H. Brady, re-
publican, At the last moment compelled TO 90
OF the Aidcrmanic race, owing 10 the man puattons
OF Patterson, VINO fixed snIngs 20 SUIT himself at
private consultation whore only eight persons
present s*.ltn
RxPuDrArIxo ALDRRxAx BroLIS e
A meeting OF the Eleventh Assembly District Re-
publican Association took place last evening at
RepubIioan Hail. 10 West Thirsy-.hird street, Mr.
Charles A. Peabody, Jr. In tho chair. Ex-Unitcd
states District Attorney Bliss presented ses OF
iutions indorsinx the combination county ticket,
dsnounclng the choice OF the othor Assembly
districts In presenting Bernard Bign as . can
dn,urbanes would bc made By friends Of tho accused
Aiderinu the resolutions referring to him were
or the most Incorporating character, bat tnerc
not dissenttent vocc when the question OF thor
adoption was brought up
Regarding the vote OF Alderman Bign TO pass over
the Mayors veto tue street railroad job,
Il said that at 10 inconeevabe that any man
who not hopsessly stupid or shsmeiully corrupt
should have supported this outrageous swinde upon
property owners and taxpayora" Tho Exccu-
tive CommitIoo were directed not 10 bunch
or distribute any ballots sontsining tho name of
Bernard Bfgin and every member OF the association
called upon ali In his power 10 defeat such
q candidate. rho Aidsrmanic delegation was en-
powered select another name for candidate. Mr..
bliss supplemented his resolutions By some strong
remarks "a reference the Aidermanic candidate aud
10 the threats OF being disciplined which he under
sto0d had beon made. M A. II. Homos followed in
similar STRAIN. urging the necessity Of selecting
only OF unDlcmishsd reputation 10 represent
them. Ho preferred honest democrat q bad 70.
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