The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-26

JULIA WARD How =.
CLARA BARTON. SUSAN 3. ANTHONY.
ortv.~ writes that Size is 700 busy in England
% come. but Will "icud q hand Fanny
Xmrm Saiazarl .0hether Ms, or Madame
hc. lester docs not hint, editor Of The Re-
ylcu OF Nomcns Interests in Rome. Will
send PAPER % Poe read and So viii learned
literary ladics az Germany and elsewhere.
Indeed, as literary treat purely, the coun
cIl Will be well worth attending
This council vil bee sort of forty year
Jubilee for the first regular organization Of
woman suffrage. which was perfected al a
convention held a., Seneca Falls, " Y, IN
l.fS At the start it was closely identified
with the movement for The abolition Of
slavery, and the master spirits thcn were
Elizabeth Caly Stanton. Amelia Blo0mcr
Mrs Stcbbius ard Frederick Douglass bat
since the col0rei man has become voter
M Douglas. is vc.t s.c.tical, If not an OF
p9neut. of m1kinr ,ha co.OroI women voters
AZ ANY rate bee i- willing 90 wait until th.ro
is Lsch more general information among
taem This combination II rad. AIS of all
SORTS gave the movement bad start, Tie
great army of the queer AMI crazy rushed
ito il. aul for uaartwcnty years tAo woman
sllrI-i..s were beard only To- lc Aug..ciat
Buses g.. r-dat0rs were abb. e. paia- ou.
cyid.i wrol-s DO the laws OF many stata-
o. ucrc generally reformed and tae prop.
eIiy rights oi women W.ll secured j. tie
.tat..i Indiana. Hon Holr. Dale OH,l. q
pronounced woman -uiirlri.t. Introduced
into fhe legislature and secured OBJ. passage
90 thn celebrated statute On descent and di-
Irritation 90 property. which. ulta olcr
lu's urod iy bin, put Indiana at t.e heed
az aIl f.csta-. iu laws favor. .s to women.
yaui other s,a' have since adopted .nIi-
lar incasur O.hcr carly advocate %
eUoru. rights wcrc Lucretia N0tt
Pa4la Er 10 Davis, Em.sue j. I.,-
Frtnc., b. CAGE AID Sarah Tynlaic lu
ISL S8au j. Anthony presided over q cone
yo..ol as Syracust, - v, aud iu 1865 sire
organized the LOYAL Womau's League
Ihcc.o.e OF the war ard the enfrauchi-a-
ucut Of the negroes seemed 10 leave the pop
u.ur mind IN a receptive condition never
known before or silce. All sorts Of reforms
were urged with wonderful ability and zeal.
people seemed afraid 10 oppose anything lest
they might find themselves in the position Of
those who had opposed emancipation and
for few years woman suffrage made Won
derful progress The National Woman Suf
frace association was thoroughly organized,
and now has branch organizations in almost
every STATE Among the most active in IL
are Mary 4 Livermorc, julia Ward Howe,
Laura Curtis Ballard, Lille Hyereaux
Blake Ellen G. Sargent and Jane Graham
A. sfsBs Ja loota gal ba
first substantial victories were gained in the
far west, where pioneers were laying the
foundation OF our communities on more lib
esal principles.
The proposition 10 make women voters and
Jurors was introduced into the legislature of
Wyoming territory, Just for q Joke, as the
protector SAYS; but 1t was grayelr argued
that the measure would advertise the
country and attract immigration" 50 10 was
adontci and became law Dec 3D. 1852 Two
ladies Wore chosen ju tices OF the peace and
three or four jurle cmpaucod 0.th women
rs Jurors. hut Tire practical inconvenience
WAS founl 90 be so great that the experiment
was quietly discontinued 4 fev years later
thc legislature rre4le.! The laW, bat the gov
,iuor yotoo,l the repeal, and there lacked a
few votes % the ue iel t"O-thirls Co pass IL
over h.s ve'a AS the GduI- white women ot
Wyou.n. -lmber but tew hundreds, AID
are outuumiorci three or FOUR - one by the
rCu, not much can he da!uccd from the ox
pertinent
E1r.y in ls9 Hon. James Ashley proposed
iu the congress of the United States to make
tLe women Of Tiah voters, I'D ibat they
might abolish po.rs.niy. THE M0moas
rrom,ily took uo thc matter 4ul 90 iAa nest
session ut the territorial legislature Uesg
coz. neI TIE suffrage ga all adult women
a1iul married o. adults, r'-lri- q of age,
rlIt.ytl tlri the tables ON tae statesman.
b.t moro CD double their Vote against tee
Gu.lI.s. WHO were getting IIms.0ls ia cCr-
tain Couulce. - tAe Gsutlles were LARGELY
mincr. with very fcw womCl, The policy
we % slocss 4 foreign born wo1ian mar
ried 70 a native or na,unl.Led citizen Is held