The National tribune., 1889-10-17

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Ind. >; Geo. w BulSet. Negunda. Neb, 4; james
/ 4. Algpr SwampsCott, Mass, o. A II. Borthwick,
Peekskill. n. j., 6; Mrs. H. A. Litteiield East Bos
ton Mass. 6 Emil Dupont, Washington, n. j., D;
Mrs. NJ. Williams, 49, Mrs. VIM. A. Foster, Nor
wood, Mass, 5; Harry T. Matthews, kinsman, o.,
| s. Edgar l.. Stevens, Fair Play, Neb., 4; Lee H.
Dewey, Valley Junction, Wis, =; Hattie J.. Good
| sell. 4; Annie l.. Williams, Saugus, Mass 4; w: E
Ray. A. n. b. Grant, South Hancock. Me, 5; WIZ
! Iourer haywood, No. .; w. :. Tyreli, Delhl, N
| J. s; Emmn Il. Packard, Cameron. Mo-, - Mai
| +. Barron, Brandon, : Oak. 81 Annie Shaw, ~
| EmR Armstrong Atwood. Ind, 8; Mrs. NJ. t.
| Wallace. 3; Mrs. NJ. J. Carpenter Rolla MOI
| Charles Richie. Garden, s. Oak, 2; w. c. Wiley
| 3; Elmer &. Clothier, Olin, Iowa, WIZ r. Brom-
| ley, Clarks Fails, Conn. Z; Mamie Rappie,
| Wayncsboro. Pa, ; Leonard e. Martini tmpnfln'
n Davies. spring Green. Wis, 4; Flora G. Wroten,
/ Kenton. O., $; Mrs L. Il. Foss, Evansville. W, z;
| Matte Il. Strimplc, Carroll kans.. Z; J. w shan
non. Paris H.. /; Agnes Walker, Pompey Center,
/ n Y, Clyde Lyle, Humboldt, Iowa, a
OUR ROLL CALL-NEw MEMBERS.
| THE letters vs. mean veterans son, v.d vcter-
an's daughter aud Wv. Veterans widow members
OF associations will be marked SN. and D.NI
Eliza X. Pyburn. V. sister, McEwcn, Tenn;
Charles Quesud, Clarls Falls, Conn; W. H. Huston,
| vs.. Grand Pass, Mo-; Sarah Cooper, v.d, Cross
! Plains Ind; Eua kens Ola Ark; born a, sly,
y.d., Petoskey. Albert +. Demarest, s.v.. Girard,
| Mich: = ID. Hamilton, Ashycmne No. Grace
| kncpple, Ashland, Kan; Mae +, Brown, Lake,
| Ind. v.d: Bernice Reed, v.d., Ieoli Kirk. v,d.,
| Pulaski. Iowa; Mary 4. Bliss, Wade i. O., ONO;
! Charley King, King, Ind; Royal Waterman VS.,
! Della story, Nd Friend. Neb; w -. Beers, Can
| ton, Pa Bertha Bussiuger, Partridge. Kan; Myrtle
| Hoax, Grace Ward, Madse Rydall Vivian Lynn,
! Nellie Jordan. Milton Iowa; John w. Davis, New
ark, DEL v.d.; Lena Il. Porter, Scotland, HI vd;
Lula Green. syracuse. \. Y; II. King. King, Ind j;
! W. T. ". Sccth, vs., Clarence, w. Va; Annie A.
Moore, Nd, Piainiicld. y. J.; Maggie Peebes vd.-
| Dudeuville. Mo; Nellie Nnpcs. Cheshire, O.; Eddie
a Lincmore, vs., Gardiner, Me. Mrs. y, +. BY
| rum, Wv, Maud, Mo. William \. Miller, vs.,
! Poushquag, n. Y; NJ. May Dawson, Manchester,
! H. Oivc NJ. McCoy, New Athens, o.; w. /.
Shaler. vs.. Lincoln Center, Kan; Cora !. Morris,
| Clark -burg. w. Va, vd; Robert T. kciEhton,
| vs.. Biughamtou y. Y; Frank Kouu, Morris
| Cross Roads Pa; j. II. Soners. v. Georgetown,
| Kans-; Nettie J. Grant, Gleuvalc, Wash; Frank
| I. Gray, VS.. Marion. Iowa; Elsie llIchings Bry-
antburg. Iowa; Ella Graham, vd.' Lockharts
/ Run, ". Va; Laura Williams, Stonington, III,
| v.d.; Bill Warner, Eidsvold. WIS, vs.; James ;.
! Brock. Stover, Kan. Total, 7,17I
MEMBERS DESIRING CORRESPONDENTS.
Charles Qursnd Box IO2 Clar's Fails. Conn;
| John l.. Champiin. Carll's Falls. Conn; NJ.
Ivy Go0deil. Mansfield H.; Art L. Phillips, J. T.
! Burke. Graysvillc. Ind; ElIuor y. Davies V.d.,
! Spring Green. Ni~: Etter Richards, Clay Center,
Hans; Mamie Blake, Hctie Cade, Bee Creek, H.;
! Grace knepplc. Ashland. Kans Mae t. Brown.
! Lake. Pa. Maggie Funk, v.d.. New Salem, Pm;
! Charley King, King. lad; W. ID. Beers Canton,
/ Pa: Bertha Bussnger. Partridge, Kan; Lena II.
/ Porter. Scotland. lll.; Lula Nj. Green. Syracuse,
/ y. y; Herbert King. King, Ind: NJ May Dawson,
| Manchester Ill; Robert T.. keEhton, los Court
HArFft 8hifEanitDfi. Roberts ttt5tkef-
town. Pa, vs. J. H. Somers, Georgetown, ID G.;
| Alice l.. SbanScF Boonton. y. j.; Frank 7. Gray,
! Marion, Iowa: Alvin Define, Cornelius Bovec,
! Clayton. Mich; Esther Whcatley. Pomcroy, ..
/ Postal Autographs: Mae r. Bliss Wade L. o.,
/ o.; Charles a. Wexford, Gr1Dd View, ;. OAK;
| Jennie Jones Iuock Ky: Harry G. smith. Box ii
! CEDAR Rapids, Iowa; Matte j. Sirimpie, Carol,
i Kan.
THE WOMAN QUESTION.
Brother searcy. ] beg TO differ trine with you
ou tie question Of womnn'- Rights think
! women nave q right 10 honest living l
earned mine, aud anl not ashamed al II. As 10 go
4 ing 40 the polls and voting. you not frohi-
l bHlouisi. Now. ciRim that women should have
l n f.llt vote the liquor question. Al : but
don't say they wouldn't alt vote Every woman
1 that j. n woman would vote against the curse of
rum. u every man who prctends 10 he temper
! aIicc man would vote n lie ought, then there
would be prohibition la more States than Kansas
/ sud Iowa. Again. why shouldn't women vote as
| 90 lfow their towns money be appropriated
! Many woinca pay thEes-sonc quite heavy ones
| but they can't vote how town money should
/ he used, while hundreds Of mes who only pay poll
tax vote away the money, matter whether II be
/ for beBent Of town or not. And why not the
/ wcmen vote on State affairs? You say, Possibly
! few might vote inteiiigcntly." How j. II with
4 men, How many 81 them sell their votes; how
IuHuy Of them know what sort of men they vote
/ forg Bat they cannot ne called men. know Of n
/ man Who said lac would vote bis party ticket u
I ul,'y held up HioEkcy for Office; Hnd he ~ q
/ straight Republican. too. and counted good man..
/ IH venture to say there would he less swearing,
1 asfd drinking dune nj town meetings IL the wume
/ were tifrre.--Annie l.. Williams S1ugus. Mass.
agree with ". :. Johnson and Emmett Scarey.
/ hardly tliiuk truly refined woman would want
/ o. yVte.-ly4 &. IHEcr-. lciaersvIiis o.
Woman mission - higher one HAN eiainoriug
~ The right 81 suffrage. Home l. ier rihiful do
| Elnin, aud no woman EuoWs how fir her influence
nlay extend. The posHef behind ti1e ihfone has
often greater influences alan tic no4iareh him
se.f-ilnntn Miilkin, Ontario. o.
do not why domestic fro,ille should he the
outcome q woman suffrage. Uuses- j. a
tyrEnt he will be perfectly willing allow his wife
q express and vote her sentiments II he Is a
tyTani le had better stay at home with the elil.
/ afen aud Rliow ler Ia vote Woman should de-
maud to be heard ia is'e laws to which she l. sub
/ jeet-F &. Turner.
/ brlievc true womanliness aud refinement
would survive even woman suffrage. u seems To
be "a fOFcEDue conclusion with Emmett Seafey
| shen women achieve tic right 60 vote the ncn
/ uii retire; lac -ays stay home election
day" lie evidently believes Ia the law OF the
e. survival ri tie iltcsi Nina Ballou.
think when Tie time comes that don't vote
a. iiicy ought 10 that women ought 10 have ihe
/ privilege, az long g. they wiling 10 do So
Cimfirs ChampiiH. Dalton. Mass.
Ia response 10 Brothers SeaTcy mud johnson.
I VIII say that women just capable and well
pasted aud just u: to hold offices and 60
yoie.-AIaiiie l.. Simple, Carol. Kan
3len and women occupy their own sphere. Man
was made 10 govern in it- aud woman 10 rule la
hers. One ~ the igrandest opportunities 81 woman
- 20 i8nkc home happy aud cheerful Maggie T.
Hand star Prairie, Wis.
! ana glad some Of the c. c. gentlemen are loyn
enough to stand up for "a. am afraid " they did
not. bei wecn a. L. :. and j. q. $. and others ws
would fare pretty sliIn.-Iiatiie =. GoodseIl.
Maa was made 10 govern aud woman 10 love
honor aud ol,ey.-PcisT VI. Eyier, jansen, Neb.
HAnt the g q. girls 10 20 for w. = johnson. i
j. Hi'geHeroiis and nu2ebilemaniy To- Intimate tia
the presence of women ar tie polls Will not com
mai,d tic respect they inspire everywhere. hay,
IiIc confidence ia tiIc patriotism and bravery
1 81 girls 10 believe they will be frightened on
81 their rights by the terrible picture drawn bJ
1 Brother Johnson Of tie periis of safffnge.-iI. Is
GHicr -tHnstcad. Conn.
I When vote, the great sum of fnOneS
which b. yearly rpeut by the traffic will be lei
4 10 Le expended for family comfort aud educaiiona
! pBrpsgses.-Nickie Green, Toledo, M.
/ Yes. Emmett SesTcy aud w. =. Johnson woman
ticr. Tie history 81 the past gives abundant
proof ol tIie fact that left To themselves woult
become more like brutes than human beings
Fannie Wiar. Armour :. ID.
| The house i the place for She shoult
be well read aud intelligent la order that she ns,
better her Children. but tie offices belong
! tle men. Yes. Emmett. one 9. G. girl j. with you
| -GesEic Johnson l2t7 j. street, Lincoln, Aeb.
EDUCATION ~ THE WEST.
DEAR &. C.: We value that most winch Is hardes
gained think tlie children out here talk create.
pride tn their educational privileges, few the,
are. than do those living 10 more favored places
/ a novel and pleasing thing IL Is Go witness tia
heroic efforts al our pupils To bc punctuai and reg
uaT Ia Winter lime, u takes tie darkest Of bliz
yards Ia keep them out ol school Through siee
sind they cotsic-sonie of them miles th
trackless pFalTie-fTOm the itsping primary tot 4
tl4e biF., aE ward intermediate boy aud the pol
islled grammar girl. some ride ia wagons SOM
, iB carts, Eieds, or Kansas slIdez.' ant
some have ponies. Others walk aud when lack
ing oyersloes they nulIe their feet ia gunny sack
aud bTHVeiy tTudge ahead. / have nollced that tia
big intermediate makes IL a point 10 sWeFye q
ilis 10 catch up the little primary. Tn
} Kansas boy h distinguished for his Kindness.
g. Ha