Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS MEET
GATHERING TOGETHER AT THE
HOARD OF TRADE.
The Mayor Was Roasted, and Talks
Were Made by the Ladies' De-
handing Certain Rights.


OF welcome held IN the Chamber OF
Commerce Wednesday would be putting
1t mildly; they are very indignant
that is. concerning the remarks of
Mayor pnddock
-
OF HIS Honor the hules neo hiVIs
10 say than space will permit u re-
mort ~ ana The Gozatte ia safe in
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reporting that the Huyot was WISE -,
his generation" when he refrained
from, a,tend,ry the meeting tbls morn
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ms VI i'e sPeeV"' '''e
the banner OF the association as IL
smallpox flag" stirred up the wrath
az Tho lndies more thnn ANYTHING else,
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49,, Nv '"v ~. tor,ng male renre.
-, ~, s,,stde,.,d the
s,,lani, M.'' ,,i,os,i1eb,e and unfair
~ '1 ~ 49, 49,, 1d tIat fho ,natter Will
ri f..,,.-.,, e,-,sstatI,o a, a resoiu.
tin ''n o. a. indtgnat,on. '''N
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The Meeting.
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-. "a
executive committee Pru"p'Y AT ~
o'clock the regular meeting was FOR the
first time called TO order by the presi-
~, 10. t,.,,.a,,, tto,,.,, 1Iavcs ~
u''''' 4''9' -,
galveston VINO ordered the ron Vnl'eu'
About twenty ladies' answered.
Tho readiuv of tho minutes of the
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10 80 oonstitutinp
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a,,u ~ ~, W. W., ~ Ia ,''0
~ No., -, 1891 tbot tho reporis
., NV r,.,,,. oDr,r,,ttecs h.. referred
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NJ, NtcAr,,tt,, of Circleville. chair
-, - ~, ',gsrny,ttte, on iuyvs report.
"d tbat ysntic ebe mai not been able to
0,,,'1,S.,,i,, i,t.o.tiynta the matter she
Md c1,s,Iltnd a nnn lawyer and had
IA ,,,,,,,roG H. tharn wore no law
,vhich cnn.idcrcd von,cn nj all. and
tbis hro,,gbt mn Tho taIk
pr,a,,t,'s,t tIa,,',,, saiJ tbot 90 co,rso
,ha,,, ,,,,ra ~, ,.,,s fo,. ,,nr,o,,. thot
Ike suupressIon Of women was heredi-
tnr,, vim mon and thov nctuoilv
thn,,,,ht tt.,, ,,',rs ,i,bt In % dom
NE NJ. IN, ,, r' .atd H.,
ne n.,,,,,, ,,erl as much 70 bian,e TO-.
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as ID go. t,,,t tb,rn ,,,,,.a a ,,,,,b,,
90 tia,,, ,,.t, tct,,,it,. ,,,ar, sattsaa5
s',,t, ,,n,. ~ 80 80 w dosir, ts t,H
nn,tbi,,, nj n nta,'tbi,,, ava a ,d,,
~ ,l'lns ~ eut S'aS tilus ~ " Wy
LOT MN. one Hala thlS llVVeihent vas
for the good Of men as well ms women,
ana said she had nothing against the
men-lilSed them In fact and roeog-
nl1ed that IN their ability TO stand to-
gether they beat the women, and that
II the women did not pay their dues
and stand together they could do
nothing. She said that she was mad
at the women for their negligence OF
their great responsibility, and said
that II they would make strong de-
mand for their rights they would get
them
Dr. Grace Dnvenforth Of Granger,
the advocate Of dress reform. said that
the whole opposition of men came from
! the fact that they dld not want Ia
come up 10 the stanard OF the wonen.
and were ANTAGONISTS to nnv move
/ incnt Tint would rsduire their morale
10 be the same as those Of women
| sho anoIse Of IN. advnr,,a,.o "o el'.,sl.
| girls and snid thnnks to some novels
especially those Of the character OF
| the Heavenly Twins, they were begin
ming to think on the subject.
Col. n. H. Dnhoney OF Paris criti-
| ola'd the speech OF Mayor Paddock. and
| Soli he assumed too much IN speaking
| for the male sex In the manner he
| did; that he Dahoncyl wins i'm favor
| of equal rights FOR all lie favored n
| principally because It was the oniv
means OF reforming politics. There "
necessity for pure government. and