National Republican., 1888-04-03
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For the Passage "i the ulair t:dtrt.
tionui rui.
Tile fOllOviEL petition coming irnH u' 20.
lcrs Of the Womuu's international tuW"il
was yesterday presented IL tin lltu.H 90
Representatives by Coy, Long.
10 THE MENntrs on ruG i,orsr ~ Rrru..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We are clri,GN
watching The action of the House IN t'u Nur
education bill, having GullOwc It's ~. ~
iron the cginning with untugg,ng .J,utl I'
and interest in this great aud boucnceut ~ We
trent, which seeks so to provide for tha . lurit.
tiun oi the nations youth, that they nav ~
prepared to bc Il blessing and not cursca'
citizens.
We pray you each to use your influence nrl
totiye your vote for this bill.
Signed by Frances Z. willard, pre- 'idont
president National ". S. H.; Susan B. Anthony,
vic.i rest ..at.lurgc Nat. ". >. A.. Mary A. Liver.
more. Massachusctts; Matilda JOslyn Gage,
yiCe.rresidcnt NJ large National W. :. A.: lsn.
bella BCecher Hooker, Connccticut; Mary u.
Hunt, supt. Scientific Temp. Instruction NV.
e. \. T.: Mary y. Lathrap, president Michigan
souri, W, e. r. T.; Caroline Il. Norrlcx, preSi.
fon. New York city; Rachel @; Foster cor.
S"i SoSy. yiceprSs%ent Tr National wa w. s. 'H"iGT ior
Nebraska. Lita Barney Saylcs. officer SOeio.
logical Society Of America. Icrelda g. Wat
lace, lecturer for National W. e. +. T.: Annie
II. Shaw. supt. Dept. of Franchise IN National
W. e. T.. T.: Elizabeth Boynton llarbert, vice.
president of National w, :. y. for Illinois,.
Many Grant Cramcr, New Jersey! Ala VI. Bit.
iati,c work in National W, G. T. L.. Mrs. j. r.
Newman, Washington: Cathurine \. +. Steb-
bins Michigan: susan II. Barney. superinten-
dent department prison.pOllcc AMI nimshouSa
wolk. National ". T.. y. T.; Clara Barton. ma
tional president uf the American Red Cross:
Nine. Demorcst, New York city editor M4cl.
zine: Caroline Gikey Rogers, New York; Mary
Minor. vice president National W. :. \. for
Missouri: Laura VI. Johns. vice president Na.
tioral W. :. 4. for Kansas; Anna C.. Wait,
Kansas; Pundita RamHbai. Pennsvlvania;
Abbey Morton Dilz, Massachusetts kena 4.
MichaelS, Ih, H., dean of Woman's Assucia-
tion, Northwestern University; A4gie +. Sew-
mons" National W. Z, T. e.: Sora J. Lippin.
colt Grace Greenwood, Matilda u. Carse,
PRESIDENT Woman's Temperance Public4.
S" Ssw AiGSis!0n YSrs paS Ap"s Fa"4sl Maro Ps SSM
national W. c; T.. t.. Tennessee;
JnIia i l. Ames snn asSSciSts H. signal
Ohio; Mrs. l.. ". y. stevens. president Maine
We. n l.; Ada e. Bowles, supt Work Among
fereisneEs," Mass VT u; mhebe 4, Han.
IlaiT'ictte Il. Shattuck vice president National
W. :. \. for Massachusetts,; Mary Weeks Bur-
nett. NJ: d., founder National Temperance
IlbI IlIul' 'Ilcugo' vi IS' L. = ipNh' lclultS'
| sees Mrs. Sallie c. jackson, Indiana; Jane II.
! Spofford. Washington: Maria s. Porter, Mas,a-
| chusctts; Mary +. Eastman, Massachusetts,:
! Mary Dye, Illinois: Annie l.. Digs, Kansas;
! Elizabeth p. lally. New York: Anna \. Cor.
| don associate superintendent Juvenile work
| IN National W. e.. II. L.: Elizabeth p. Gordon.
! corresponding secretary MASSACHUSETTS, ". q.
| +. e.: Lorela llagans, treasurer WomanS TEN
| rerGnce Publication Association, Chicago;
| Mrs. &. II. 81 John. Kansas.
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