, 1880-06-04
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
closing Day Of the National Asso.
clation's Convention.
Fbs Time Devoted to Bawailing the serf-
dom Of Lovely Woman.
N Et.alris Female Nho Wns Frequently Suppressed
=. file Memorial, Etc., Ett.

N Ea,alris Female Who Nus Frequently Suppressed
-. file Memorial, Etc., Etc..
.,rha third ilay's meeting OF tho Women's
eaN,are Convention was heid In Farwull
IsaiI Yesterday morning, Miss Anthony pre-.
sidng, The asse,nblage was again quite
sis,ee s1d the interest nnabated.
Nils Anthony read letter, sympathtzlng
9TH ti,e suffrage movement, from Mr.. Ed
ward II. Davis, OF Philadelphia. =
Miss Anthony then .....
PITCHED 1STO THE onEEHnAcK PARTY.
She satl tho Grcenbnckcrs had urged th0m
u 1oti1tl,dlr party, not because they werc
4 sympathy with the efforts Of the ladies,
hrt M rather to galn their labor In their behalf.
branching on into n discussion oE the woma,,
question tho speaker claimed that there Ia
mt 1ndrrjctl woman In the land who lnbors
IN the Democratic clrclo who las any rights
of protection under tho laws. All tho
nhyileges thoy .on1oy arc kindly aud
eTacionsly. given them by tho men,
bbt none nro vouchsafcd by tho
laws Of the land. The parties
toa]ay were conducted OH Just such prtnct-
uIes for they profess sympathy with the
women, not because they acknowledge their
r,ahta and independence, but rathes because
they hoped Ia uso them III tic battle III be-
half: Of the!Sa respective, platforms. The
stehkor dwelt Upon the efforts Of the womun-
a,l1raRists from tho Inception of the move
Tent Up to TIC. pruscnt time. She, had no
filth In t4s uttesnncos ot sympatl3y which
Republican, party had been aKainst The woul-
ID ths audience denied tint tho TKepnGlican
party had opposed the movement;
eams Oh the liia,forn Il yon desire to speak."
':,rMy n,ame is crocker, mud ldeny your u.s.
tStSA Miss ANTHONY" Come on the platform
Mjss. Cr9cker-" NJ. i decline to afllliatc
Miss Antll0ny-"tTlien VIZ can't. listen to
you,'' aud Miss Anthony ti'umped vigorously
Miss Crocker-' You emit choke me OH.
fmrhre entitled 10 .vntc, as the act enfran-
ch!stug the colored man also 'enfrsnc',lscs
! N[ssAnthqnytMa,You e. Anti, ,,.stoa arc mistaken. Tho
Nils Crocker-"I came hero to put you Of,
record and I'vu. douu It,. now leave this
Conventlon,'"' and slie aaparted,
.3lrs Mcsriwcther snid: ~Pity, not consure,
sonld be expressed for -,
YnK uSrolruNATi WOMAN WHO 1rAs JUST
~ SPOKEN"
Tho following resolution was offered by
4H,E Elizabeth B0ynton unrbert:
.l' 1nMe Nv, h., ss ,s,I,a. sonas ooruin1
1s.mt nt1N ho wncn IN fa,,na ~ 1ao m
sSr1s ~, schnn rtefns wi'use sar,,ast waris ~ ~
greeting have strengthened, Inspired anj uf,-
ssded ss md who arc mobly "hoid,ng tho fort"
indefenso Ut our cauBc,
.jAs: llatbert theri cloquently advocated
tho passage OF tho resolution, and 1t was
Mrs Anderson read letter 18 May, from ler
danghtet, dated Mumphls, Tenn, expressing
her hearty concurrence III the fight for equal
nd exactriKhts. Mrs. Anderson urged that
succeed.
.Mrs. Skippenbody, Of Lodi, H., aaid they
hid como hGre as q Rrcat slstertooI In behalf
Of One 0f the most noble causes, known to
Thur best endeavors, for certainly the upliit-
ingof women would better society iu iii Of
ta qualifications.
tAfs. Gray: Of Wisconsin, read aresolution
la In support of The Acknowledgement ullcs-
tion.s .vr:r-.s -, ~ ,:'.,, ~
gta Aoftett. q Illinois, said; y, ahe,bs.'
nsSd 1, Il r ,ex s,nEe r,g sossywe is ,s9n.
81 Ahe women OF tho town heartily declare
thst
Already 100 signatures have been obtained
tasutfrage petition.
e wo1st si,cmies 81 WON wone ~ sr are eyas WSnseT: t
aen stand together as one man and succeed,
aad women slloull do the same. and'they did
@t deserve to succegd unless they helped
s1s s's aoetnsr and stood united In support
Tho Rey. Olympia Brown, Of Wisconsin.
as@aMie1 Justice for woman. Referring
@5cassically.to the action OF .gcntlonlAn
II M IN trfvkts