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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-28
Sis Tlorence Ntebtinealc Ser sins
oerpf1ege.

S'' Slorenee Sltebtinsale Der &in=
eerpflege.
Sol9tnees TT ein Mus3us enes an ben
Oeutfdsn 8sfcrm MeFsussr In g6am.
eersbursb, pa., seldriebensn griefss:
Cine Wobltbdterin.
Ssffnt bic 1bare fur ie unb Mrs
Ntnslow ptrb bewetien, bab Fe bic ame-
rttantidte Jlorenttner Naatiean ber &tn.
Der TT. Dauon fnb mir 70 u6er,euat,
Dap mir unlersr .,Suiy" lsbren werben
3u iassn: ,Geiesust iei Ufrs @inslo,p"
neil Fe bsrielben bebllFid mar, iiber bic
Yeriooe bes 3atnens uno an psre ge=
ihwerlihfetten fir &inber binwea,ufom.
nlsn. Wtrs Binslom @ootina
S9rup ntmmt Den &inosrn bic @eamer
gen uno furirt DYlsntrie uub Dtarrboe.
W madt ben @aumen CART, befrett Don
gnt3l1nouns unb brias! bas &inb aladltdt
absr ots gesiaee bes 3atnens binwea.
gr tbut 9erabe eaS, tpas er poraiebt au
tbun, MQss unb nidst tpsniser. gDtr "a.
ben etnmal Nrs Winslow eslebsn uno
tennsn lie nur ourd ibreu @petino
Ssrup fur &tnber. Bsnn mir bic
Maht batten, tplyssa mir Fe ais 6eilanp
fur bic &invss binasllen--was 1e aud
In bes 9bat 1T. Der @srap uirb In
allen apottetsn gu "a Gents per glalde
pfrtauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-28

= paris. Ser Senat bat ben @ez
iebentpurf CUR ginfIhruua Ses g9ul=
smaages NIT l79 geaeu 1OS Stimmen
in berfel6en Galfung angenommen, in
tuelGer er bonn 9auie angenommen
puroe.-9ie S6luBoebatte mar iebr
aufgerest. Sr. 9aufonbille riei dr.
gerli6e proteife 6urA pie grflaraug
9erhor, haB sr aablreiae 8riefe aus
aem GllaB erhalten babe, tpelde 8e=
hauern harilber ausipre6en, baB Die
9lnnabme zines 10 gpttloien @eiebes
ben S6mers Der Srennung bon 6rauf=
reid miloere. S6ol9er, Der prdEoent
bes ausi6ufles, on tpel9en Der @elebe
entmIrf heppiefen tporoen mar, erffdrte,
es made i'm beIonoeres 9ergnjIsen
sesen bic 8esner beGelbeg au fimmen,
oa er elm Qltheilt fei.-gas 8emerfens=
tnertbelie bel Der Gripdblung bes Sub
getausi6uiies iii bic Mieheriage ber Nn=
bdnger @ambettas. 8or einiger 3eit
tOuroe es augeni6einli6, baB Bic Seq
ner Der Gegierung ii6 bemiiben tpiiroen
bnr6 oieie @abl Die Stellung bes Mi=
niiteriums minoeltens gu eri6iittern.
2esteres wanote ii6 in Golge beiIen
nit grfols an ben 9aB Der GeGteu
gegen @ambetta, I'm bic Nieberlase
islnsr Ganbihaten herbeisufiibren. 9a=
MEL Wilion, Der S9miegerlobn hes
praiioenten Grebp, 1T pralioent
bes @usiAuiies. Seine grmablung
mar eine bittere piae fiir Gambetta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-28

= petersburg, 9ie @trenge bat
tpieoer bic Sberbanb setponnen unb es
iinb eben niele 8erbaftungen in W}os=
fau borgenommen tporben. 9p6getellte
perionen, tpie ). 9. 9lleranber gouz
tourline, ein gertpanbter bes polisei,
6efs pon Wosfau, tpel9e i'm September
borigen Sabres fummaril6 uno pbne
Pro3eB CUR Deportation berurt6eilt. je=
bod prouiiorii6 auf freiem SuBe gelal=
len lrNrben. linb hor einv paar Sagen
perbaftet uno nod Sibirien geianot
poroen. 9ies sei6ab, neil cine glie=
oerlage BON Waffen unb uniformen
entoedt io1rbe, tuel6e als Wfittel Be-
nust lperoen iollten, getpi1en 2euten
3ugang in bic Ndbe bes 3arem gu per~
i6affen, tpie gnbe borigell Sabres am
ct, GeorasfeHe einige falide ct.
Seorasritter ben geriu6 ma6ten, iib
an thn gu erdngen. Sn Sarfaroff iinb
mebr als so 8erbaftungen borsenom=
men porben.- oer MafamosltraBe,
in Der bieligen Stabt, in ipel6er Dor
&ur5em mebrere pi6tige 8erbaftungen
borgenommen tpuroen, linS ipeben siuei
Trauen bel bet 3erreibung BON 9Dnar
nit ertappt tporoen. sic tpurbeu pon
ihrer Sienerin benun3irt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-28

mad Waibinston ubsereiit unb weroen
mir nun wabrideinlid balo cine 8epplu=
tion i'm gunbesbeantentbum oieles Staa'
tes erleben. Sc ideint, baB bet Brdiioent
seicnnen iit, @oup. Davis uls ben Nee
prdlentanten eer rep. Yartei in Teras
an3uertennen. Das miro mandem Bie<
bermunne Sdmer5 bereiten.
Ser 9fepolper tbut nod INNER feline
S4uloisteit in oieiem 2anbe. SdleBes
reien ,perben aus 9arbtn County nno
anberen Yliten beri9tet.
Die Yieh3adter 'bes Noromeffens bait
ten eine Contention in Nbilene, auf pels
der Te bic Yolitif oeS alien Qlcaloe Be-
5aslid bes 8erpadtens bon Sauaanz
bereten berbammten.
9ie teraniide YreBccnpention if Bis
gum 25. Apri! peri6oben worben.
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La. ST..


Ditfee Snititut wurbe i'm Sabre 1858 fur Ct.
sletanas> unb Wotltbdtsf.its 3wsde bon hu
SiaatslesisIatur seies!ia ineurporirt nit eiasm
aapital BON s1,000.e0o, su wtlGem Ns ftits,
sinsn @efersefonb son $3.50 900 binsnasfhat bat
Dura Elm absrfawsns!iass. 8aium murtsa ibre
&s&ts Elm 7tsil Der sessnmdrtisen Staatsspn-
ititutipn, anssnpmmea an 2. December 1879
Sbrs srossn 3isbunssa BON eimseImer
Nmm uera Fsbsn u,onatlit ftatt. Nisn,aIs Mrs
s!ne 8iebuns ssridsbeu. Nan lafs na1fplssnb'
preieSerttet!una.
@robe monatli6e 3iebuns Der
Classe d
in R.w Orlsans Disnifas ben IL. @sril 1882.
@Ie unfsre fnnfiissn 3isbunstu Rnben ftatt untsr
@ufIl&t uab 9eiiuns Der Generdle
O. O. 8eamregard usa ghuiscarA aua
anbal g. Curly noa airainisa.
n
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SemtiH= =Gn9liihe Sbmle.

- Das nadte Sduljabr ber oeutI9.ensz
ll1aen Sdule besinnt am Wpntas, ben
II. Ipril B. S.
Sdlller fir bic unterite alaIie merben
nu'r , an n, unb niht nddlten tSerbf,
coer Iberbaupt w dbreno bes SabreS
oufgenpmmen mereen.
Oa bic 9faumlidfeiten bic Nufnabme
e'ner muir beldranften 9ln5abl neuer sda=
ler seltatten, 10 iperben bic betreffenben
eltern oser ycrninber eriu9t ibre Sim
oer 5ett's BET bem Secretdr ,Serrn 0eic.
Genss an5umelben.
9an antcniO, ben 3. Wiar3, 1882.
3,3,82,tbb s. @rOOs, Yrdfbent.
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- Was man nod INNER, felbit In
ben gr0Bten Stdoten Oeuti6lanbs, fiir
einen 8esriff bon Nmerifa bat, gebt
tpieoer aus einem 8riefe berbor, tuelAen
bic Stem gOrfer pOlisei=aommiifon
bieie Wo9e bon benz 96ubma6ermei=
fer gilenberger aus 2eipsig erbielt, ir
tpel6em bic poliseifommiilion b6fli6lt
erfudt mirb, S6ubma6ermeifer Die
Horeiie feiner S6meRer uMinna" aus
tommen gu laiien, bic in Nmerita 6rei
3reppen bod pobnt.
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beirut mie Seanue b.reinitiirmte, cafir
um 70 uebr.
Yaul2!-N Nud bu biit bi.r9! Sermodte
Der 9lidlide Batter nur su ftammeln, als
Der 3nabe. melaer nit einem Cat an
ibm binaufseiprunsen, ieinen 5als un,=
fdlunaen belt, ibm ben Wuno, nit ieinen
slidliden Bi(ltcmmtiinen idcn mieoer
idlob.
geadbem bieier neue 9tauia bes Wie=
beriebens poriiter mar, fdien es, als ob
fd Selir cine unrute bemd@tiSte, uno
INNER brinsenesr, tpie BON 3weifsl uno
9oiinuns erfaat. blidte er umber, balO
auf ben 9reiS ieiner eieben. balo auf bic
nod INNER peit ofene Sbitr Der mdrden'
baften @iebelfube, Bis er enolid nit ei.
nem @emiid rpn Nnit uno Sanger Treuoe
berporftieB:
- rnb Slie? -
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(Gsrtf.buns foIst.)

= Durd Or. Silsta's .Anakesis" II
bic 1tas., Stnb Samorrtoipsn bstltar !?
ttatlddlid bsiabsno aslo1. gs 1T elm
du6erlid an,umsnoeutes Wtttel. btfsn
gerfanettetls In ibren 3srlsbuns fd bsitt
fam ii6er bic leipenben Stelsn psrbreiten.
bic Sdmer,sn linbern unb eas uebel
beisitisen. Yreis 81. 90. Yrobsn frsi.
6ranco ,useldtdt bura .. Nsufaetsr
& Co., Bor 3a46, glew 9art.
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ad has marsn fASns Stunosn. Qls
Id gum trasn Wal SOZODONT as.
erautt uno eas anssnetms arpma i'm
Wunos tablts. unb als i'd Dor ben Spie.
gel trat uno fab pts'pOn 3as gu 3as msln
3abnFsllh roassr, msins 3abnt lh6ner
muroen. sd wsrbe ME aufb6ren bas.
fslbs gu esbrantsn. gGs DrcBjasn esr.
flufsn 90.
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= @ien. Giirt aleranoer ben Bull
sarien bat bas @eiu6 bes Senates Inn
Greltaiiung ses unter antlaae Der 9luz
ftiftung gum 9lufrubr in Saft befins=
li6en friiberen Miniters Der auswarti=
gen 9lnaelegsuheiten, 3anfoIt ab=
geipieIen.
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- @olien Die 9amen iid Elm bibideS
Wuieliafleib aaidaffen, 70 fSnnen iie es
nirsenbswp beiier finben alS Bel q. ..
Sranf st bat bieielben nit unb pbne
8Oroure, einfad, per3iert, seitreift, se=
bliint unb punftirt. 29,3
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y Wie sespSbnlid 1T bas Sdubbez
partsment bel y. .. 6ranf, Nlampz
Yla,a, auBerit reidbaltis. Sober fam
aufriebenseiteat werben. Wian sebe unb
iber3euse ii4 bon oer Wa4rheit beS @e.
laaten.
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- 3einene Supns inirsens elmer Gna.
litdt uno in ir9enb einem Dluter. Ser
feblt nidt tpesea berielben gu O. g..
Trant, alamosPla,a, 5u sebea,
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Seioene Sonnenidirme lino eine
Spe5lalltat BET o. 9. Sranf, Mlamc=
Yla5a. Sic merben aasemein fit bic
hubiaelten int biefsen M1arfte ertiart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
The Republican Party and Woman
Suffrage.

The "Nssioaal R~pahltoaa pl.ifs-sa
adopted A. P~hilsdclphis, JuHe , lisa
declares .. follows,
Ia. The RsyuAieas party 10 minifal
" is bhs~.,ion. 20 the loyal, women -
Ainer.c. Cor their ncAl, devotion 20 TIE
cause % freedom their admission - ~iisr
nrlds Of usefulness D, s.ss~i si,h ...s.-
faction aud the bans.i demands. 81 say
class Of citizen. for additional rights should
b. treated With respectful conssdsrssion "
The Massachusetts, Republican platform
adopted =, worcbss.er. Angus, -, is'2.
contains the following
"s Resolved, That 90 heartily approve
OF the recognition % the rights - women,
contained in the fouriscnlh clause - The
National Republican platform that The
Republican party Of Massachusetts,. .. the
representative 0! libcr,, and rrogr.., Is
IN favor Of extending suffrage oa equal
term. 10 ali American ciuxsns Irrespective
Of SET, and will haii the day when the ~iu-
Gated intellec, aud enlightened eoh.cisa,e
Of woman will dad direct sIpFe..iea al
the bklIo; boz"
The Republican. II Ma.~hu,~,;. In
successive platforms since ls12 have con
nnued 10 endorse womAn suffrage.
In numerous other instances the party,
through its eonn " ard state d,cisraiiou,,
has reiterated the ,eniimehu expressed by
the National convention IN is7a
k~cen,lv the gr~a, p~rosrsssise states Of
Indiana and Kansas have Inserted a woman
suffrage plank in their respective platforms.
The Republicans in the Uni,ed Stats
Senate created the landing ommitte on
woman suffrage by . unanimous party
vote.
In our own State the Republican
county Convention Of Thayss. las, year,
warmly endowed tho pending oon.ti,a.
tionAl amendment Wide awake Custer
in Republican convention Assem-.
bled the l9ih ul,., adopted the following
resolution:
"Resolvcd, That the proposed con.u,u-
amendment granting the elective
franchise 10 all citizsns, without regard to
seI, would have = tendency % purify ,h.
Of our STATE and should have Oh. |
approval OF all par,ie..n
The Republican party, therefore, /.
clearly eomraitisd h woman suar.g.
Query VIII the Representative. In ihi,
State, when they convene in Convention a,
OmahA, sept. 2oih, take an equally All
Eanoed s,ep7
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
THE SITUATION.

The friends of Equal suffrage have
many reasons 20 feel hopeful. While the
amount of work 10 be accomplished is
great, the indications for = successful re-
suit are most favorable. A wider and
deeper interest in the justice and e1pedi-
ency of woman's claim 10 the ballot is
spreading among the masses, and many
allies at home and from abroad are con.
stantly coming TO "a assistance. The
progressiveness and fairmindedness, which
are SO eminently the distinguishing traits
Of Western character, constitute excellent
soil wherein to plant the seeds Of this re-
form. The people Of Nebraska are begin
ming TO recognize the high honor that will
crown their state il she will be the first 70
proclaim herself a true democracy, secur-
ing " all her citizens civil and political
" equality before the law" On every
hand the movement presents the cheering
evidences Of advancement. Pully two
thirds Of the newspapers Of the state are
fsvOring tho adoption Of the amendment
Many Of our ablest and most influential
men are Its open and avowed supporters.
Among them are our United States sens
tors, nearly all the judges Of the supreme
and district courts, the prosecuting attor-
neys, and numerous other officials. In
this class may also be included many Of
the most prominent speakers and polisi-
clans Of u state Of all parties. Prom our
latest advices the majority Of the minis
tiers are in sympathy with the movement
q number Of them eloquently advocating
il by voice and pen. The best citizens,
both women and men, desire is success.
Everywhere, churches and school houses
are cheerfully opened for its discussion.
With few exceptions, the question and is
proclaimers are treated fairly and court
even by papers of adverse senti-
ments. Success seems assuredly sure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
Request to the Political Parties.

To Hon. James W. Dsres. Cai,wa. al
h> Repvblioan State Central Oon,sift~e
Hon. j. Sterling Morton. CXair,nau Of
the Democratic State Cenfrai Conssttee I;
Hon H. c. Pace, Chairman VI A Green.
hack STATE CSstrsi C5s~ifkee Hon. y.
Bmrrors, Chairman OF IA. Art- M
opoiy STATE Organizing Committee
GssrLExsS:-Ths NsSr,skA Womsn
Suffrage Association sends greeting, and
desires TO address through you the fall con.
vensions Of the political parties which you
represent and TO call the attention Of The
delegates 70 such conventions 20 the in
Portance Of the issue for Equal Suffrage,
and 10 urge them TO declare in favor Of the
adoption Of the pending smsadmsat 10 our
state constitution.
II 10 asked that our state motto,
EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW"
shall apply 20 the mother, wife. daughter
and sister, As we'll - 10 the fasher, husband.
son and brother. That the great principle.
upon which our republic is founded, viz :
"All men are created e9usl,' Govern.
menu derive their Just powers from the
consent Of the governed" "TaIafion
without representation i. tyranny" be re
cognized in dealing with woman, the nmr
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
Of the No6saska WonAi
Suffrage Association

Con6d,ns the destiny Of our sauss 10 The
LOYALTY and patriotism Of he sovrrsis q
people Of Sebrrka, ve, .he sdvccasss ct
impartial suffrage, IN Convention assembled,
proclaim our sevesenes fos the declaration
Of principles snuneis,sd In the platforms Of
the American and National wcrnsn SUI
frass AsS,ciaiion., and pleag. anew our
fidelity 10 the fundamental spirit Of The
Repnbiic, '-hai al men and all women are.
and BY RICH; ough. % te, free ard cfasl
before the law While eon;ep plating the
manifold blessing. OF good government. aud
the possibilities OF hunan attainment there
under, ye seek by an indiscriminalo and
unrestricted political fre~icn, 20 clo,hs
THAI government with a sovereign power
foasded upon exact social and political
equality, deriving, in Truth. its jus, powers
from.he con.en, Of the governed.
Foresceing the necessities Of the people
In the events Of the future, and seeking "
provide therefor opportunities conn'sn-
suraie with the requirements OF the age,
and believing that the RICH; Of franchise is
inherent in every loyal subject In = true
republic, and tina: ,h-poiiac.l diserimins.
tion in the ~existing state governments OF
the Union whereby women are disfrsn-
ehi.ed, is an abridsmen, Of ,ha, RICH, and
n subver.ion Of the spirit Of the Federal
constitution, we therefore tn Common jus
tice demand the removal of all political
distinctions within the State Of Nebraska,
by . constitutional amendment, and BY
judicious legal enactments securing 20 10
man ss TO mar the prerogs,ives Of full citi-
zen.hip and seIf-government- For the
contamination vi which We invoke the CO.
operation Of all true and fair-minded men,
irrespective Of party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

OF women.

When M. Adams IA In coagrsi bat
Ting ths siAss power 20 pseveoi the annsa-
alton 81 TeYs. to the Union, he rres-atsd
q petition from women OF hi, district
against thst infamous snd silly scheme u
the shareholders and their pro-sls very
abestorp OF the north. The chairman of
the COMMITTEES on Fo.ign Affair.", took
ground. not oaly agains, petitions IN gen.
ersl relating u thi. subject, boi made IL .
~srecia! I.oin, 70 sstsck the female pssi-
ton on the ground Of the ser Of the peti.
TONERS. He said - lie thought these
Females could nav. = sufficient Geld for the
exercise OF their influence in the discharge
Of their du,is, to their fathers, their hns-
band., and their trOthers, instead Of rush
ing into the fierce struggle. of political
life. He fel, sorry Of thi. Departure from
their proper sphere, because be considered
IL disersditAbls, not only " their particu-
lar section Of the country, but also TO the
national character"
To this, among other remarks, Mr..
Adams replied ms follows:
Why does IT follow that women ar. it,
ted for nothing but the cares Of domestic
life, for bearing children and cooking the
food Of = family, devoting all their time
to the domestic circle-to promoting the
immediate personal comforts Of their hus-
bands, brothers and sons' l admit il Is
their duty to do these hings. But ] say
that the correct principle is, hat women
are not only justified, bu, erhibi, the mos,
exalted virtue when they depart from the
domestic circle, and enter on the concerns
Of their country, Of humanity, and Of their
God. The mere departure Of women from
the duties Of the domestic circle, far from
being = reprOach 10 them, is u virtue Of
the highest order when il is done from
purity Of motive, BY appropriate means,
and towards a vir.uous purpose. And
bold that woman, BY the discharge Of such
duties, has manifested N virtue which is
even above the virtues Of mankind, and
approaches 70 = superior nature. That is
the principle l maintain, and l hold it to
be proof OF pure patriotism, of sincere
piety, and of every virtue that can sdorn
the female character"
Z. The mother Of the above President, and
wife Of Presiden; John Adams, in writing
to her husband, then in the Continental
Congress, in March, l776, said " long
10 hear YOU have declared All indepen.
dshcy, and, by the way, in the new code
of laws which l suppose it will be neces-
sary 70 make, / desire that you would re-
member the ladies, and be more generous
and favorable TO them than your ancestors.
"Do not put such unlimited power into
the hands Of husbands.
Remember, oil men would be tyrants
they could.
"If particular care and attention are
paid to the ladies, We are determined
10 foment . rebellion, and will not hold
ourselves bound to obey any law in which
We have m voice or representation"
After they had declared their indepen. |
dence, she replied to it in the following
manner: |" l can not say that I think you
are very generous to the ladies; for whilst
you are proclsiming peace and good will
10 men, emAncipSting the men Of all ma
you insist on retaining absolute pow. |
er over wives. "-Darid Plumb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01

srrAKrws everywhere report that ,hsy
are unable 10 hriag the o~Ypvesn,' 81 ina
partial suffrage into public discu..lss tn.
refusal to bare their oppssi,iou ~ th. i!gh,
81 open %Arggmen; cannot BE- ssyrshsi to
difference, since a. duuisl ssuEen. ,hsy
have no right Ia witness ~ish olos~i iip-
and folded hands, the succ~sfai develop
men, Of a revoig,loa StIch q. ihsy believe
would b. . psrpssssi esiAnsity ~ The state
h fsee arr, they have no srruasnS
which they are ~iibag 10 'uSj~ct - the
Jurisdiction Il Intelligent saiiehons
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
AN APPEAL!

IT. the Womos Of NEBRASKA
Your thoughtful attention 10 called to
the article headed "How 10 Secure an
Affirmative Vote on The Proposed Amend
msnt." 1t will be impossible for ssscciA-
ions and speakers ~ reach every woman
10 solicit her maine. Therefore, every
Nebraska woman who is in sympathy with
the demand for equal suffrage, i. urgently
requested to Gu, out Of this " Supplement- ="
the petition arranged purposely, subscribe
her name, post office aud county thereto,
and send on or before september 10Th, 90
Mrs. Gertrude Mcdowell, F~Airbury, Neb.
You will readily appreciate the necessity
for prompt and united action. Do not,
then, neglect 50 important . duty. 1t 10
specially desired To obtain ~ many sigma
lures as possible by the date mentioned,
September 18th.
Women Of Nebraska The movement
now has every appearance Of success. Act,
'ho'''uusHy, "u" s"ur part "hu victory
Is ours. The noble, hbersl-mindcd men Of
Nebraska stand ready to place US on
equality with themselves il they are led 10
believe that their mothers, wives, daugh-i
ters and sisters so desire. Let each woman
ask her father, husband, son and brother to
vote for the amendment, and then sign the
petition that others may know how general
i. the request.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
The Western Woman. joarnai

grey ,r=s nssnA & ~@a .sss.<s sA~sa
Aslp ssreoss< ,As sssss-- s~s-~-sA
81 , -sac;A'y rusHs.,ssa devoted - W
uaa ss5 her Her, ia5sssrs S4~A
p~a.l 49, l<si ia~Fsa -
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.~-sing 80 ,As sacrssSs % ~ ESss
EiSAn" ansatsssas - tie eossgts,isa -
S.s<.sas. sa4 s4s~S.s~s tAs s~AgfsneAs~
meat "a s,snea .. r5ts=ns s,sss .assF
aging n. s~vsocn - ~~es~n - at~s~
place u iHFrossnssst ss4 useMisssa =
ciuEsa. sal Hassat~Ss e s&s%s, L. s~s
- incahos.s The sshsss r~s~< See IA
iAsily '~.ls,ssa, ard as ~qash,' IN p-liu.
ca AL sSial hts. hat I'll Ffa1svs Aetis-
s~osssaHsshi sad o.Ss q ussf.. 49, sh>i
apply 9TH ssus4 lsrvs ., AatA ~s~ la
able ~itsr :, v N Cesr~ll. - Hs,rsa
Nsh Editorial eoatrihatsr NJ. s.'aA
Burger sss~fa. Ntnasss. Virgo. l.
Minos. NA.osrt C.ih.uas A D. sise-
bins. Mlehisss AH,siis Bh~sssss ie-s
Aida & Avery. CoAor.io knsA,~th
hss Hioa h~sesri. i~Aassa. MAJ D
rb"m>. intisn. M Al. NJ Hitsn.
lender. Mrs. pBsmsrv .ni NJ /. L
torrel s~gt.ougnoh rasos oae so@s IN
adssnss, tl.a IA slats 81 leo - unsfs.
p-r year. ST. Sample esp4~ mailed ss re
o-ipt ~ 10 cent Communicative = o.
L inds ,hoaid - ADDRESSED l. the elt,sag
h.s plsrc - rv-idencs. iIstFes. SsbssskA,
% g, ,he Pl.os Of raelsc.,ion. Laeola
Nsh
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-01
s..iy roll ard . pan al ,Or.tA<-. TAe

sesfy rail ard . pan all sOrssAsr. Tie
n~cessary aun.<r o. .i-ns:ur>s hs, e~~-
e-uaGsi a; s;.,l?. in ,Aii ~.y Ne
b-ssks ka $500 males eth s1srsosai
Qualification. tn. being comparatively
. nsw state. the nunh~r II s4alt fsass'~s
10 much .e&s, say tseaiy Y<f ecsi maA'ss
+2i. sni . majority s'.7i2 II ,srs~ 90
t;jons, therefore. ~e aus. succeed IN hsv'
Ing Al Kod the signatures Of E0i ies' han
STIR Sebr.ska ~sInes-a Hsrca.eAa
Ast, n seems like
TIL work the State Association telrss-
tel - the County Wonan Suarase aso-
eisn0n,. Il sA resolved 20 kevp the nAn-s
belonging q carh cuuniy b, themselves,
the respective. lis;s To be paeished IN iae
county 20 which they belonged, In n or
more newspAper., together sih a state
men, Of the g-nsfsl result, la't essore the
election. .ho~ins oonola.iveiy thu, = ms-
jority % the wonea Of the electors' osn
county, A. well =. o. the eGi.rc state, DO
Wal, ~ exercise the T.xh, VI sGcfase, there
BY doing s~~y With the rena,sins excuse
for voting agsins, the amendment
To s.si.i the coanty associations In this
work, II is urgen,ly requested that every
speaker for tn. a~rnendmen, cen ut once 10
the state corresponding secretary, An.
Gertrude McDJvell. FAirbary, Seb., FOR
OF more Of TIA. ps,it.ons, and have
them circulated Tor signatures st the close
of every meeting. The LIS: Of Nance &C.
cured in ,hi. way, arranged by ecuntic., IL
is asked that they be forwarded 10 Mr. Nc
Doxell on Tuesday, the l0Ih Of October.
Each county asocis,ion vail please re-
por, at once TO Mrs. Mcdowell, the pro-
gress made in the work, giving the mum
Der Of signers obtained and the eI,en, Of
territory canvsssed. Also. please push for
ward the work - rapidly IS possible from
nov on until Tuesday, the lOh Of Octo-
Der, when all petitions mus, be forwarded
- Mrs. McDoxell for use.