Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
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, Ibut In general the bill will Be the same
/ As at frat reported In the RzrrsITcAs
!. senator MeWhsrtsr, Who, with Mr..
e Bradford, hAs been given charge Of the
preparation Of the bill BY the j,iut
. lcommittes, informs me hat by the plan
. at the end Of fourteen yesrs, taAt 10, in
. 1895, there will be Q surplus In the
/. Treasury Of $500, 600 from the mortgage
. Of the function 4 Breakvster and the
: Break water 4 Prankford Railroads. In
Q view OF this, Il II plain 10 b seen that
: there oould properly Be . grea. redue
} ton in the amount OF revenue. Mr..
MeWhorter is In favor OF soms Iedue-
) ton commencing as coon a. the pro-
? lpossd bill takes eject, and thinbs tha,
( the amount should BE- at lsast sl0, 600
Q per year.
an reminded, in speaking Of this
bill, Of the grsa! opposition which /;
met with at the lAss session. The bill
\ was 10, introduced until near the close
Of the session, and Immediately mAHy
persons who held large amounts IN
} state bonds commenced 10 contend
8 asSir:: its adoption. 1t Vas killed In
the senate, the chief opposition coming
fron hsssrs. Dennsy and Psnresi!l.
I! il not likely that those Who killsd |
the bill, and many Of them live nigh;
in DVVsr and are high MP In State a.
fairs, viii be willing 70 tear the odlug
Of Debating II again. The SEukbuys
tl.-4 - r.rsafstrFa skav IA .
led, they may do it again, b1. (; is
no! probable.
The joint committee appointed 70
consider ihAS part OF the GeE.rGoy's
nsss1gs referring 70 the FARMERS Bank
Is nc; yet ready 70 report Soue ,iE-
ago it uas siGtSd In these dispatehss
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ID lot for granting divorces the l&:. 81
-, J1ss th= reverse, ss are all The k-- r.
,ub.!cSn nsuteHs. On Ar. Resist-r's Y
action the counties was inereas.i,
nd the chair Appointed Aessrs. Van Et
'1rkAloE and TOmkisson gho are "
'rongly Of anti-dITores e6npls1ion,
I'D Who will, OF course, give ;his ssm-
onpl=xion 70 the committee. Rest as
'ured, that 90 cases which are o9zui-
able ts!oFs the couTt viii b. r.eJr,s!
Avorab.y upon. Aessrs. Bradford,
:. W. Williams aud Pllllnz deserve 4
.rea' crsti! for having for once ~. p
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rAoting. &,
Both Houses held a Joint session l,s.I Z
llg1t and Eere addressed BY Nrs. -
larry Ann Stewart, Of Greeuw wool, ana
irs. Elizabeth CAdy Stanton and Ms, sr,
1ssn B. Anthony Of EsE York, to s.
'hon thsy gave a patient hearing,
its. Alexandria Jackson, Of Camden,
Iss pressnt. The meeting was opened "a
= Mrs. Stewart who made a brirt ed- :
ress In which she alluded to the
msndments 10 the constitution which E
'outd BE- necessary to allow women 70
gte.
Mrs. Stanton then addressed the
lee;iag speaking frat Of what she char
cterjzed at the manifest untairness Of
o. allowing women TO vote. Let Dsl
ware sald she, although one Of the o,
nallest OF states, take ;his stsp. l. ia y
l1re proper that Delaware shoul1 do Q
Is because she is Democratic and II
.oa!d Get 4 OO9, $50 slaves at libsrt7.
omen are taxed without repres ea,a.
ion.
There can be 10 representa- under
xshn2 lava man can no more
spresent woman at the polls, thsu
l tbs throne OF graos. She went ont ,
(n5lder the present existing syslem Of H.
iriapfuience and sad that one N gh. tia
app sc that woman were never 70 b. ting
nt!ty Of crime, as i. is on the princip!. y
be-" "nim," and "his." Tbe m,
.n;aiue gender il not once spoken OF, wa
a! "omen are punished. II they are
aEged or ;hst principle, Why cannot 4
aty vote apon itf Shs declared thai,
1efe we're pressdents Of won n voting -
aey vote in England, an Wyoning
4ey vote, " said the speaker. There. :
.ust say, a Democratic Lesisla!ur. oos
ave them the right, bu. as .opn az tlev rec
-.fGd tha Stat yaart pa,nll;.. "