New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
DIR. BUCKLEY TELLS WHY WOMEN SHOULD
NOT VOTE.
PROFESSOR DoHEMUs's INTERESTING LECTURE
~. AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. ANTHONY
TALKS TO THE GIRLS OUT
ssi ,oor CIrn

~ AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b. ANTHONY
TALKS TO THE GIRLS OUT
30 LOOK CLUB
,sY TELEGRAPH TO The ThiBUNE7
Chautauoua. y V. Aug. 9.--with the thermometer
climbing ND TO ninety fully 1000 people listened to
Dr ] NJ Bncklcy this afternoon, when he told why
u,omen should not vote. The speaker held that the
ballot Is not needed by women, and That II VIII auu
a new and terrible strain 10 the family tha' II WI"
tend TO deteriOrate the morals OF all concerned anu
encender great bitterness, that millions OF iehoi""'
women Of I'll would be Included among 'he new
kody of voters; that II would check the Influence Oh
woman In free speech, and wOuld destroy chiVaTS !"
men and that Il would not accomplish what Is PROMISED
by its friends. DR.. Buckley said that IN personal
social domestic and literary life woman uo'S anu
sboud eoual man I'm Influence. but her presence IN
legislative bodies would tend TO make these Dole9
loss practical and more fuctuating The speaker
said: "The fundamental proposition on when reS'
the whole case Is that there Is feminine soIl rs
,veu As a female BODY, a masculine sou as
we'll AS masculine body, spiritual sex a.
well as a corporal The peculiar c"huoii"s
masculine element Is the UNDERSTANDINGS ana l"e
peculiar feminine element the supremacy Oh l' am.
tons and the intellectual difference is equally m"Ihu
II the Abstraction of the mental and spiritual elements
peculiar 10 woman and their being replaced by 'hoNo
neculiar 10 man would make no radical dl1'rn'' III
the constitution OF society, tlerc Is no reason LOT ~
emping women from the responsibilities u s",''"
meni Tie influence OF women is moi derive" Ir"nh
power and authority but from pcrauafNeheSN' anu NV
only would the governing spirit become part oi "ci
character and greatly Interfere with the dScharSc vi
IN. duties OF home but 1t would make her POSITION
tb.re an irsnpportable restraint" The speaker hen
that the general adoption Of woman su"''Sc "'""
prove the greatest blow HAT rhgoh and m"'"'H nav
received in modern times and that The greatest SUI
ferer would be woman herself
The third lecture by DR.. X. ogden Doicn'"S was
an the division Of the waters from the waters Inc
eu,ds from the fluids the laws Of Hight. ana Such
Instruments As the hcliosa seXtant ard Sonlpmc'"r
ucre described The rejecting telescopes OF lerSehe'
and Earl Rose shown on II screen also rci''o'
ing telescopes from Galic0s time TO the ldch l"N'"
ment The achromatic lenses OF Doilaru "''' 'N
plaincd and the history of The microscope given us
use by Pasteur stated In his discovery Vi '''o
cause Of the disease OF the sikwoIm> and OF me
h.cu fatal TO human life. OF the practical usc OF the
,,,lar,scope or saccharimeter, the speaker sad This
instrument was used In the Appraisers hDJ'1'oiN III
New. York for testing the value of imported sugar ana
eurng the last year Leforc the removal oil tr import cN
decided the value OF sugars the duty on which amounted
IN S4O 600 OOOn Revelations # prIsnatc analysis wcr
made and me separation OF white Hight Into the colorS
NJ the rainbow was shown. The use Of She spectre
SCOPE In detecting traces OF metals. III Ne
discovery OF new metals and the analysis OF uhe
sin and stars demonstrated. a. also me PROOF u
OF the gaseous state OF Tue hrDhloT' ir w
covcrv OF the speed Of light by Roemer ard the new
modulus for indicating the remotcneSs of the heavenly
bodies were explained. The Interesting experiment
Of Plateau was shown BY which 1t was seen tha'
the revolution OF globe Of oil suspended In Rqnd
of its own density caused the hattening at me p'
of q revolving sphere. and with Increased spen me
ring formation as Of saturn. VITA greater speed INC
rings were broken. forming spheres OF various sizes
These revolved on their axes around the common
censre Notifications OF the experiment showed The
theory al the ring nebulae IN the constellation %
Lyra Of the spiral nebuae IN Cannes Nena'lcc ana
the dumb-bell nebulae. Among other Instruments
used in the lecture were u Ioltz machine. Kn'Ae
Induction coil, beautiful series OF rrNoNinS "">V
tubes and many other delicate Instruments.
The Girls .Outlook" this morning held h''aD'e
session. The subject, "The College Beautiful was
discussed by representatives Of various colleges
Miss Jessie Shaver spoke for NaSsar, ana Miss
Emile Garrett for Swarthmore, while Miss Mary IL.
aather, president Of the club. detailed The lie al
Smith College The condition of admission the cur
riculum methods Of study, gymnasium. library ana
Other details Of college lie in the several insi,tn-
tons were discussed. Miss Matter introduced MISS
e. so Aqia0ny to ne fS as Anony %
terestng reminiscences. ana drew s sr rnppai.
picture u,,ug ,e the lasi fifty years ' She advs
that the giFls IT themselves 70 G sti mp Nlg c G
port Of the secretary oil the Chaqtanqua Assembly was
II
mort OF the secretary OF the Chautauqua Assembly was
received The receipts for hst yenG We're so"h aev 10
erected BY the association to the amount OF $4,000
The Presbyterian building and the United pIesby ie1an
are notable additions and there arc forty new cot
tages. J. II. Vincent, A. VI. Clark, I'm Dnsthbcfy,
J. C. Clifford, c. ID. FreStone and W. IA. short were
re-cecied trustees, their term Of i0nr yeais having
expired.
no PROVIDE AN ABIDING-PLACE FOR MAN.
Round Lake Aug. o Special).-BiShop Foster last
evening concluded a series OF sermons on "The Uni
verse" which are well worthy OF attention as the
views OF strong thinker on SO great subject US
well as for the that they are the Opinions OF
high dlgnitary Of the Orthodox Methodist Church lie
gave series Of three sermons. but the gSt throughout
was In reference 10 the purpose OF tile Almighty 10
building this universe. HIS conclusion, reached aner
slow processes OF reasoning throughout his first ser
MONS was expressed IN forche language hast evening
The whole scheme be said, was to provide an ald,hS
place for the spirits called man." For the eternity
succeeding this life the diseu7bodied spirit OF man
will continue It's life OF progress and learning through
different lives and surroundings. but always with an
upward and onward tendency toward an equality with
God which, however, II viii never obtain. The great
planets and stars all about world for the same
purpose The speaker argued that the creation Of these
worlds could not have been merely FOR the entertain
ment OF the Creator; such an idea would detrad IRON
the dignity that pertains to Ills name, and the only
worthy on liiin Was the one WHICH Hhs p'eh
suggested after long course Of thinking and consider
ing on the subject. Bishop Foster lives In Boston
and Is seventy years old, but he spoke throughout
his series Of sermons with exceptional vigor and on
each occasion for more than an hour and half at
time. A hearty reception was given him after the
Lecture at the FOwery Orient.
: The Sunday school Assembly was Opened today
There are classes under the direction OF the
Rev. DIR. Farar. The Rev. q. T.. stOckwell hhs
charge Of the Normal class.
ARRESTED on A CHARGE or DECKING CATS