Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-31
WASHINGTON LETTER
{ From our Regular Correspondent

{ From our Regular Corespondentl
The convention conducted by ,he ia
nous evangelist. Mr.. ID. l.. Moody
Jue WUmaus' suffra- en-, en-. ion Ma
dam R.sLuIi at AIUuugn's theatre aud
he journalist GeuIge Augustus Sala
and Pro-. II OCtur GA the lecture D at
10 III, have been some or the attractions
U the week 70 she peUpie Ul wa hngtOn
Mr. MJUd1 : series OF me. tiugs wei L
p, cunarIy Interesting To the religion,
c immunity. lie Is q plain, uupi eten-
LiUus man, even ungrumm .,uca times
81 he displays grt al bower ever his
audience, by hi, earnest, na. ural, pI a
ClicaI talk, lie evtucgd a heallhiul
CnrI tiauity that VA Ieti e~hing, ana
di>armed much hostile cIilictsm by ms
Il Ct dom nom sensatiuuallsm
Inc women stIl. want Justice. They
are tired Of Nicarious voting They
" 4 To cast straight bal OTIS. Susan Is.
Anthony says their cause is gaining
every uuy-gaining 20 awdy that II Is
dItliculJ " find any one unwilling 70 az
c I'd wOme" equal Chances with men.
she has hten Watching the Equll
flights bill as II has been slowly asceld
ing The Senate calendar She thinks it
/, Efficiently II ar the top to be DIS
cursed aud voted on DtIule the end Of
his seaolUn. Senators Pa mel OF Mich
lgAu Huar of Massachusetts, Miller and
Lapram of New Ork and Blair Of New
Hanp-hi a. e 10 s eak Tor the meas uTe
Aud Miss Anthony THINKS Senator NOor
hees ought 10 say something Tor W o.
man Suffrage iuaSmuCh as his son
CnaIl.e has Just been q ecIed 10 he
House OF Representative rom Washing
ton TIE. ritnIy bA W. mems votes. speak
Ing u women having voted out for the
nrSJ me Ia tall. she said that Of the
forty thousand votes cast ia the terII-
tory he fact that Twelve thousand were
BY women proves cuuc d !, ely Wne he
women Wuu Ote il they could get q
Chance. An OrutOr from CaliIbI mia,
Mr.. G Idan ~ hO Il a IaWy er. was ad.
United he Daf Of he Supreme Court
of the Tn ted =. ates " hills in he Ci'ys
She said, that while thei6 had been bui
hit e agitation in Caif rHia Oh the ques
tiCu Of late, IN my OH he slope eemed
10 think that women shOu take their
Iig HIS and not plead. LhIs will be the
six eeLth annual effort To Induce Con-
gTess Ia vote tur fem tBe Suff age
C5ngre~s has been Ia session this
We ek ard La~ been Occup ed thuH
lis wtIk Is hul OF n chara GieE TO show
for or- 1 hs-Ie has b. 81 ahjtU ~ OT; -
LILY In both houses, over deceased A.
sOciateS. The senate has wasted some
time on an Interstate Commerce bin
" hich cannot Oec me II law kut this
it feels it can afford Ia do, jAaSnauch rs
the Senate is sever 81 htHdred rs q
head OF the House on legislation In
dian ap ropIiatiOns and indian land
leases have been discus ell In tie HoHl e
Perhaps no subj ct l. more prolific CT
talk. As it naru ally SUCCESS The
" hole Indian prpbiems aud as eIesA
legislator ha, q theory 0f his own for
the solution Of he lsrObls %, there IS no,
end e. talk. he prev al ing lmpres-i ORl
IS that the Indians b ave a 90. desEs
more land than they need, and sumo
white peOIis SEEM 10 have a good deal
less than they want.
V b le euluz izing the late Rhode
Island Senator, Mr. BaJa dwelt upon
Senator Anthony s genial Oh bo iiI0n
and said that neV or had his ace been
dan ken, b., a frOwn or di figmed bF
Ii sheer al q Ohtlc 4 opponent Mr.
BAY ard efsrred { his dignity, ], Ve of
duty and pruprie y. hi- suaVI aud can
dor. Srnat, rs Morrill,, GA and. Haar,
Butler and Ingalls, also paid Waim tEit,-
uIe~ TO he dead Senator. be later
spoke Of BIN a. munster of grace, who