New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26
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4 MrETG~o OF CONGRATULATIONS ROBERT CouIER
TItLs 4 SToaN.
III, Nev-- Norl, Woman Sunrope So,icfv hold

4 MFETINO OF CONGRATULATIONS ROBERT COIth III
TrILs SToaY
The New-Norl Woman Suffrage Society held
public meeting last evening at seek lial No II I,st
Fourteenth st. FOR concentrations over tho passage "
the socallcl Woman school Bul" Tho hall was allied
WITH an audience composed manly % women, ard Mrs
g. =. Iozicr. the president % the society, occu
mod the chair After she had made q long
speech NJ congram auou resolutions were adopted
commencing the lousIturc and Governor Cornell,
aud arnc that 50 IS The duty ~ an properly quail
n.d women throughout thc state 10 tho u,ccs
stv of rcsistcung aud voting az a coming school occ
uons aud ~ puung M Trustees oi either who may
b., lp,sj nued for the position"
M. ~, Dc,vv,uN N,aNv sand tu paut "O0r ,rts
to caot the passage 10 TINS b ha,c been ,, hrcsAioe
Np Whrauat with attach htmmc hut w ravc snctrrlc,i
ami Nuvaj,. tSytt,Us,N thtt,cO Womvu baNc lclalV
,ctvl W. pu tN.nS "a vlcor Wp ahc mVldlc brought
about q, p,cNS ce>laop. W. arc SyticW a. Governor
Co,pcn You MA, vail HIM macA,nc rauu,tn u YOU
NhL hut he hss tern true a. tie word he
p,dccd u thv woW,O when thNy used their Influence
ast tau 10 persuade thor husbands aud iaihciS and
hVihcgs - vote ior hun les me tel YOU what We are
1oing e. do Next summer atc go,ug to mako a
strnS campasp Tor tho rr,nd old par, that II Assist
ug us obtain rights. We have sent To tue Con.
vcntiou al tuca this telegram:
"'1ho women OF the metropolis eoncfatulate the Re
publican Legislature, IN that II has begun the removal
of cur Acknowledgement, and call Republican
party quickly complete the acknowledgements OF the
majority OF adult citizens Of the Empire state"
The Rev. Dr. Collver warmly appauied when hc
rosc to speak We've let the women do It," said he
aud now we've come 10 share IN tho glory. We have
stood aud looked on while ihoy pulled the wagon to The
top of the hull. II reminds me " story | heard of n
river cnptnin the Mississippi one day, as he wa.
.creuclv stcaIniUg down tho river. Ec ran hi. h,w
aground on a shol. The best way to got Il of he
thought was swear but wiea hc found thar did no
ruod be- adopted "a new plan. Quickly he announced
tpat ne would hold good Old Methodist revival on
The steamer The people shore told their friends al
hi conversion. aud HiluuiDs came to hear h. eNbnr
atiops A they came or board hc said Go an .,n
M =" aud when they had all cunri esai, upon the stern
the how ROSE aud tue steamer released. Then tax
INK up cldb. hc I'm AT and shouting, Prayer me-. l.
ms uui, darn We; CT ashore guCkciu nVhtnu'i" NO
drove them oil on. That II u~t The We nave Cope
jewish rabbit tells ~ tiai men originally went on mil
fHufs aud Il was woman who taught nm to walk on two
legs and be decent. Certain u H. mat The grand quail
ties Of Woman ht nj uhd muk. mon uf see tae
dawn az BRIGHTER day. ard know that time nor
SHALL lee convinced Of the n,crssy
of giving women bHot and every thing else tn.y
want Now Ladies'. II ynu ~ to scoding us WON'T do
H. hut II YOU talk lovingly you have doue To-
night II WI lie all r.gM.
O;hcr speakers we're Mrs. Saxon. Of Louisiana, Mrs
Clara NcJ mann and Mrs Augusta Copper Bcistol