Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

v,pr October 16.-Mrs. Vic
c,s.a woodruff Blood Martini
.s7,-e Of the Woman Sutfragists
.-t,,tof the United States, ar
..,s from her English home on
.n.biB E,ruria which, after a
,r,rspt.ne, reached the Gun
-,,- -.g0 o'clock this morning.
f-.,,,5. Mr.. John Biddulph X.
London banker, who is a
4 !, Fair Commissioner from Great
accompanied the American
.., candidate. They were
IN tie residence Of Mrs. Martins
4 W-. Dennis O'Hallorn where she
--by reporters. The lady said
Il, n the best Of spirits, her
= ma. excellent, and she was eager
once more on the platform or
4 ,rsr sixteen years Of retirement,
and domestic happiness, and
I me gospel Of humanitarianism
~ creature. Immediately after
.,a~o1.e, O.. the Worlds Fair ar
- vii. be completed for the
=, srsarbps which Mrs. Martin
Esfyar iu Boston, New York,
Esrbia. Washington, Pittsburg,
~ Chicago, and other large
Mrs. Martin gave out for pub
rgLErrER or ACCEPTANCE
ronfDatlon for President by the
rron OF woman sui1ragists. The
BEGIN by stating that the nomi-
mon q w0mau's suffrage plat
roruends itself 20 the writer es-
II from the fact that the issue is
& .cb was originally raised and ad-
by her and others as long ago
4 before Congress, and was after
maintained as the principal
10 the platform OF the
rs suffrage campaign Of 1872
NY name was presented TO the
as the first female candidate for
bent Of the United States" Mrs.
then quotes at length from her
ss IS delivered during the cam
in which she argued that the
a1th and fifteenth amendments
constitution permitted this right
iags 10 women, aud she earnestly
ends oil good women to persist
demand this right. Ola cOnSti-
are incompetent TO deal with
w conditions.
e advance in science has shown
"a. conditions of physical unfit
humanity itself TO grapple with
T1us new conditions OF progress.
booming just as necessary now TO
sr the important subject Of breed
le.lgsHce aud physical culture in
u2n race as it is in inferior ami
l1Order 20 accomplish such re-
ld | will add TO overcome the
ions Of crime, insanity and
enless referred 70 in your reSOlU-
Jew regulations must be proposed
Cc.ety. Nay, more. we must 90
lrther, and in investigating the
a. degenerscy which breeds
as We must surround mother
"a the proper conditions OF an
le1ei age. 1t is to women, there
tbe base, that we look for regen-
OF mankind. The wOman's
NLi GREAT WEAPON OF REFORM.
Eon2n'S vote with the enlighten.
honest men't vote will sweep the
J OF It's degradatiOnS and redeem
i.d' For wOman's vote would
y be directed TO reform in all
les,I0lS and 20 raise the stan
morality. The woman's vote
settle the liquor question Itself,
'ae saloon vote under present
'as viii, never permit. With
10 politics and the saloon out OF
What may we not hope for?
1 Will not dilate at greater
upon these questions which are
0' their own Importance assert
Ase,yes for solution. I will
Present a list of some Of the
e1lS Of proposed reforms under
-t.o1 in a humanitarian plat
-'1a alone offers the ideals tend
ice constant and con-
eeyation OF mankind. It
ie7snue and tariff reforms;
" OF health; free courts OF
'N "a I poor; bureaus of anthro-
'yalsc ted with every police sta
-,-'aa ries for analysis OF i'm
b liquors; wOmen's suf-
Isat he reorganization Of the
physicians TO examine
"a X9aools; improved dwellings
Pf labor tribunals for arbitra-
ua' eacOuragement Of arts
-eS' e's,0cracy of blood.
( A Question Of Flags.
ieR6, n. j., Oct,nar IA sensa.