New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

ladies In Europe then the American countries can at all
imes apply to them for the women they heed eingrs
discouraged a. necossfy rconircs or circumstances
mand The responsibility Is shared and therefore Eht
ened and respectable women viii no longer hebnae ~
Try their fortunes In new country, II assured ol
conduct and kind reception Herein lles tne con'roi
and system which insurcs continuity
MY endcavor then, s: to form ASSOCIATIONS oi 'Ee
protection and organization OF female emgration. IN
Of ana me d T%T ass soms
tees exist In switzerland i Germany expee, 70 optn
purpose has been formed within the last two years to
which my plans have been submitted, and whch aT re-
Gently been addressed 10y the Marquis OF orhe VINO P
holds my views as 10 the necessity OF forming
Ing committees for this purpose. In 'anada nItc suc
intcrfered with the starting point, OWN 70
change Of Ministry and policy the recently iorneu hIu
association in Montreal shows andahe INDEPENDENCE
OF spirit and gives good signs OF NE IL mas "a
its active operations and advertses lteu az rS ~
receive applications. II s composed OF ladies' vel known
in Montreal No doubt IL wilultimatey fayoraby nnrct
and resuscatc the Others, and encourage the ioraoh
have now come TO the United States 20 engage the in
terest and sympathy Of the ladies Of this counv ana
them to form the by Ear most important INK IN I,is
international chain OF ASSOCIATIONS. Aer ir.1 o
in Boston had the satisfaction of seeing me press
espousc the cause warmly, aud ON my return com
mice WILL in all probability. he fo med
In New York have been for several weeks ascertain
10 think that 1t will he taken up very warmly, wlcn
once thoroughly known. The work to be undertaken
will assume a TIN eofoi character: ~ ProtfctHn oI
female emigration hy land ard bv water; t@l opening
houses here and in different states for the reception oI
who ont under the auspices or the assnh
tons where they receive some preparatory iIa.hS
in the American manner Of doing work. also opening
house for the reception Of promscuous imInlgratlon'
acting upon tho principle that prevention OF wee
better than cure " l promotion of Desirable class oI
immicraOn " whch is to hc carried on after the system
OF International Free Employment Agencies or su-
ply only upon demand" prOpOf} re urilnC u" LhIuIe
now as to cOmpctc certain necessary arrangement 49,
and to back in the autumn 10 form as'ociatcne ~
this country For the sake perfect success however,
II is necessary enlist the good services OF whole Amerl
can press in bringing the subject before the pubic ava
maintaining il by reporting occasionally the progress
made ON my return when the public mind viii hc pre-
pared for work. hope TO hold meeting snd then n-
der;akc formation of the central ASSOCIATION mere,
whose organization may model to other s"cie
ties to be formed.
Stranger as vet in the United tatcs, ncVerthe
the sake Of both the humane and the
utlit side OF tins enterprise ry request 10 the
press will De refused. that this letter VIII not
only he published but thai the press and the public ~il
freely express their opinion upon H. nave the h"n0r
10 remain sir your Ohejient servant.
Nrlr- IorE Feb &. lsS2. ELISE Won kOERDEE.