The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-15
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
WOMht
NEW YORK.

n.,,io,orn Beauty-A Brave woman"
Ca,rance-Corsets and Suspenders.
Privacy in Bathing Clothing
for Chtldren.
The Woman's Suffrage party, when
consists of members of the New CORK
Steta association and many Others VINO
40 not wish to take public stand, de-
votes itself neither to agitation nor TO
educational work, but to making an etio
a. once of woman's disfranchisement.
Hence we hold few public meetings ana
make few publications; we set ourselves
TO carving elections and controiiihs
tba legislature. We have repeatedly de-
feated candidates for the senate ana as
sembly, and at least once have prevented
the reelection of supreme court judge
in some cases we have prevented men
from being even nominated, by monty
ing the managers of their party that' II
nominated, we would do our utmost TO
beat them.
We have defeated two hostile candl-
dates for attorney general, ana nave
elected friends in their stead; we nave
done the same with a judge of the court
Of appeals. We have helped to defeat
several hostile candidates for governor
and to elect friends. In fact, whenever
a friend has been nominated, either by
Reuublicans or Democrats, for any ONCE
affecting our question in any part OF the
state, he has been promptly apprlsed,
sometimes to his establishment, ana al,
ways to his qualification, that we wo"id
do our best to elect him.
| Whenever a foe was nominated py
either party, we have-if practlcapi'
and worth the labor-exerted ourselves
to elect his opponent, and have thuf
made valuable friend OF the latter
We have never risked injuring ou'
friends by publicly advocating thel
election, which course might drive prelu
diced men of their own party to yot
against them. We have always WORKED
for them as quietly as possible. One
the Democratic state committee, at on
request, printed 10000 extra posters
which we distributed through the states
the result being the election of cand1
date friendly to suffrage. AT anothe
time the Republican state commute
printed thousands of confidential letters
which we sent out in favor of certain {
their candidates, who were elected
When Attorney General Leslie w. Ru
sell was running for reelection, we SCI
out 1OO, 900 documents against him, II
Guiding an address to over 5000 Law
.yers.- and we succeeded in defeatln
him.
I We have never wasted time, work !
: money in running candidates of our ow
nor on any nominees who could not
elected, but we have always taken o.
candidates from the Republican or Dei
] ocratic tickets. Thus we have obhg
the leaders of both parties to respect
TO feel that they must try to meet
views and that we are efnclent Aus Il
dangerous enemies; that it is perilous
put our opponents on their tickets a
advisable to nominate our friends.
J, have made the liberation of New 70
women our sole political issue, and ma
not asked what candidate S views W.
n in any other respect if he was willing
do Justice to a million and a half OF {
= franchised citizens.
Thus we have made even unscru
"a lous politicians feel that it is to their
~ terest to favor the right. Our orgi
cation is simple, but very effective
earnest, quiet, skillful worker in e
ars voting district of our state can OF
!, turn the result. These are parts
practical methods of work which a
twelve years effort wrought the sp
did majority in the New York assen
IT. last April.-Hamilton Wilcox IN
ton Woman's Journal.