, 1880-08-15

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whose features are guutleSs OF even
!. faintest ambition OF raising beard e
>, | bouble- breasted frock-coat which she kee
;, buttoned closely, is slightly longer than t
- prevailing style: and as she took ner Sc,
= she carelesly arranged the tails over her kuet
Her pautaloons are Of the conventional ms
n cut; and she wears buttoned CATERS
= Beneath bluck straw hat her wealth Of b1a.
S hair sprinkled with gray Is worn SO US to bare
6 touch the cout- collar behind. A faultless shir
> > bosom and stand-up collar complete tho ma
costume as tar as can be seen With The naked 1 e
t such US the frsiternities usually wear On fune=
i occasiqps: and she carries an umbrella afne
{ manic @ c legend, "Dr. Nary E. WALKER. she
| not u graceful pedestrian Ia puntaloous, and b.
. gait is somewhat stumbling; while there
| nothing loud about her manner, no one cou]
: possibly mistake her for man-
: She talked freely on all subjects concerntn
herself, and what she thinks to be her mission
some copies Of to-duy's Record, for which sh
had furnished IN article On
"RECoGS1T1oN AFTER DEATH"
She mentioned that it contained some errors Q
the types; but she had once worked at tn
case herself. and had nothing but kind word
for tho intelligent composilor- After o care
argumens @ % to esta5iish he probability Of be
metaphysical theory, she supplements 1t as fol
"This article has romantic history. It wa
sold to California periodical OF much merit
that the Rulstou bunk troubles so embarrassed
that the publication WIS stopped and oil un
| published articles returned to their writer's
While On Its return trip, the person having the
same in charge lost 1t, with other nail-1nAtter
in the houded road out Of SACRAMENTO.
! "It was rewritten frem old and Imperfect
notes, and, while On the galley Of another
periodical, several pages were maliciously torn
about two yeurs since 1t was again rewritten
and read by The writer to her father about u
3;fttf
Motion, and that It must DO that wisa to be IN q
certain p1uce 1cas tie prype!li'W poueT, and that
TIE ws governing t spirrt Life must OF necessity
| t'On the 9th Of april lust my father entered
spirit life. and there is no doubt that he will en-
nsasiGie sti nodas aa do s. on s9oSs1 ne h1? IL
! When asked If
| THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT
! was making any advances, her brown eyes
snnnped US She portrayed the change In public
| sen-tnenI that this prublem is NOW undergoing
in several States, notably New York and WIS.,
| Why" said the Doctor warmly, =" the women
Of the country are laborlog Under the delusiou
that they huve no rights under the Constitution
the slime be accorded by un amendment"
= Doyou mean to say asked the correspond
eat tes t9y already hay have this pr.ysge
showa by my arguments before Senators Chasc
and Sumner, both Of whom expressed their nd
What success have you had in chappiontng
this ea1se IT. t The Na1iond capitai
what am laboring for Is their protection in
their rights I elaborated my Constitutional
wo;n;,t, be protccted It the poils Whex thew 5nar
were presented In the Senate by Senators Cai-
wei aud fenton, they we're looked upon with
they were referred TO the proper conmittees.
untnnEtunately theJ got no further"
yorru Apnu,rvxr
in brief, DoctorT'
- My argument Is this: Previous to our nres-
ent form or government, the women Of New
Coloniul gave way to the Federal furn OF roy-
nlent, the framcrs ot the Constitution were very
Gasf1t id ;e 70 ree1sn.ze tbs faet The Constitution
ola uot commence, We, the men, bur. We the
peopla,,;-for the women OF Ntty Jersey voted Us
generally as did the men, and continued to vote
stitution had died. IT -, tnersfore' avidont
ennugh that our torefathers intended to mike
this pure republican Government, Instead Of n
mall -!outed oneas at present.
How did the women of New Jersey come tn
ABANDON their preroeative, II such 1t wasr' -
h. tp 70 lsal 7nero WIS general interest taken
them by reason of their wealth and social stat
Us, were euubled to ''$A~-
DEVOTE MECH TINE AND ATTENTION
to this imporrnn, subject; but about that year a
minds, ind female suffrage began to disintos-
rnte e, The climax WIS capped BY the passugoof
~
ing woman Of the ballot. She had boen dets:ent
tn foresight, or she would have worked her wav
a.dt fn. tDs LeEslature and Preyented this coup
sucn ntndrunce to our reform uuw prevented
tnem n IRON vo, asserting s their rights at the polls
Of surago wero conferred uoon o,,r me rlght
and sisters, that ots
Beg your p.rdon, sirl have already shown
will Answer your qtlcsuon by saying tbat wrra /
tney tu receive the necessary protection. rheV
wond s a. march m by thousands to The ballot-6os,
t1uence would be felt Throughout the Natinn
dney dntS would oe impeIed to do SO BY sense Of
eeeo9 nogs y Se any idea that women will seek
~ !" Indeed Sir, expect to live long enough to
ELECTED TO CONGRESS MYSELF.
w great familiarity With the ins and outs Of M
ne 1uaf1 de ne e. IT, nc Na1ona! Capital peculiarly
honors?" IVA
my y own ~ StaIe Of New York Is far ahead Of ali
otners III the movement for female suffr,1a
9l ana my starls already in the asccndent there
I".o ou see; n9nly practice my profession in Wush
,,peno , my summers ut my Old home in O:we1n
y. T., whittier Am on my way now but stonnad
1s 6, hons rev days 10 The Wyoming Valley both Tor
Aonary work among the wotncu. VIII inst
ear voteM ut Oswego-tLe first Instancn e"1f 1,f
HUI rn r5age NasS slnee # cease in New Jersey
{nes inne women @ tae right to vote on school ques.
se, os was ';nff Gne q as ol ny PCT schemes which
At this juncture reporter st,fteti hfs oh,,n
h tlac. tnea M oE tWo towards the veteran rcformer
'anIa vnen sue Hl,, waved him away with her gioved
'carer wv" eo&ne any
WITH THAT CIGAR, ~
i, am peculiarly sensitive to robacco. r. ras +ha
Fash!ugron. When am sntTcrin11 VII ntaess 70
p4 uGAcco- &C., smoke produces tubercles In nv tIronr.