, 1880-06-03

Mrs. AnnIc #. Anderson, OF st. Louis,
read n speech III favor Of thu uplifting of
women, who mist succeed only through
sir Mrs. oy Mas" e'e"sf's " Washington, D. c., Ind
nothing wise or witty 70 say, but honest cor,
vict!ons 70 express: rlse speaker once heard
ire" Shs .!cnte, tint tiie lfiepnblic lad evsr
!ccM trr,t, since woman had lad no voice In
It's government.
THE nEv. nH, THOMAS,
who was sitting among the audience, was In
i, ytS. to cnc ntn non tle siafc I'M Say soS
!![i.ai1y ncauiescing., said that ho as.
81, because he could rot return
Il. II llo Should nsk Indy to
clptliletl. The reverend gentleman declared
TINT the wOlnrll's movement WIS gathering
strength. mud NIL should ferl encouraged. lie
heiieypd tliat nothing could stop tho onward
Mss Clny, Of Kentucky, Chairman Of tho
Committee m Seats tn the. National 12cWlb-
leah Convention, reported that only three
tickets. had brer received. mid they were
Elyein her her personally by Gen. Flnnell, of
;. After remarks by Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Miss
Couzins, and others, tho meeting adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho Convention rcassenblcd Mt 2 o'clock,
Miss Anthony presiding.
1,,.,. dr. is st sg ~ uhto,, t , @ Min. st y.
rru',,.js IL favnr ~ ,vntnm W ruiTraN" ~ N o@'o'~
;iI1 f SSef ,eh".'ca n cors WIZ so on,,t.a lkS M
Palmer ] lid iiouse. anG saw Nir, En"s If Wis.
consin. whu s1,ya hnr f0r ti,n Coi,vnntIon tnn
tickets. rood lar Tia entire {,ol,yrutio,,.
Mrs, Saxon, Of New Oricans. tirlcntla the
women refOrlners and denied tint they
lmnatics, She urgsd tint Inc elevation of
wU,lan meant tl,o advancement Of linn.
Tliry we're here to-tlay pleading for u p!unk
III the Republican platiornl, md t1!ey must
MI nlojoEy fnr n t,lutfurn,. fila spenker. nj
considerable length, argued that tie enfrnn-
e,Mi tes,roy :" the % i,ilnencs c Of inteupcrn,'c
snid tint bDth tho Rnp,ljlcan ,ullt Drnlo-
crnilc 1rtrtirs would favor u,,fraucljsr,l,ui,t
If a NECESSITY for wonnt,'s vote existed,
Nfra. Anlh0ny saii shn Ind secl, Prof.
ind,lcc i,!,n h attend tic Convention. Willie
bee vt~i to riivcr Gis tic D,sing s e't sayur Fir. IN
sa tS laocHM w A. @ t ,iyx VIZ sr +
Rcar n"tsr erntic'nnl, @ @ nj perform III that eS ocr
lit ia eyitent." mid MrS Antholly, "thnt
eyu1, on tho sil,tcct Of PRAYER the Rcp,,blIcn,i
marty il GivfflrI,U
Mrs. TrMvis, IF Michigan, bl,,slletl Mt the
thought TINT women still rested under the
TINT enfrancl!setncIlt Is fn thy near future,
ne present @ hcng SpiHl!!'Gd PLY! by aie r.thow at
nope; olio aenled that the cause WIS dead or
Mr., 4. J.. Glover, OF Chtcago, remarked
TINT 1t required great deal of niornt US well
platfor,n on whe. so n,sel! eloauence ] iia,
becr 1leard. For his part he, confessed shat
tllo.siipe1ior or woman, aid challenged any
one to show the evistenco Of lnnM's lortlship
sllnekletl by prejudice and fs1,oralce, md
but fur this SHE would he III the full u,,]Dy-
fsetlt Of tho political privileges accorded TO
mMi,.
snitl that the Church Ind opelIHl its lonr to
woman and s!,. Is going Oil from glory TO
glory. Fnit!,, without work, Is dend. Woman
should have strength to set the power Of
fulfil md prayer upon her work. Every dny
tho cause was moving onward. 1t II tic
ctlslse of Col md humanity ind it must
| triumph.
Parker rllsbury spoke briefly In favor Of
their property rights. lie spoke causllcally
Of tho nCtlMl of tlle Methodist General Con-.
| ference which Ind 1liuc Bishops and vet re-
fuSed or,lInatloa to women. -
coScl1s1EL1, REYNOLDS srA1Ern p,ANAr-
icArIr nv .rt1r s1.er
and said:
~ oVn ,,,e rio,,a,sa, " m s, ', "l'.'
GIi LII ~ s''o nSsnr'at. ~" y ue4"se t @ So
,vn,;t i,v9n,, ~ 10, j s.t ,,,,rnar ~ w ~"
Wi t. ,ti w. .'e; ,u!M ~. =, ~ IN.
~ Mtss kSsa A@Si,olly-" n, WA YOU have your dol
"i ,,,s.,.,.- .-uvo, for ,,oo., ,,n,, ,,oo,, :,
fris,l,I NJ vnur cnI,se II and ntr hn vtnt,rn,t IN
hlyl tlllIgeul,.
After Ten,;rks by Mcsla,ncs Mason an,l
Duggets, Olympia brown said slIe had not