New-York tribune., 1894-10-31
WOUEN PURSUING THE TIGER
MEETINGS HELD IN DIFFERENT PARTS
OF THE CITY.
,.,crn tn KEEP THEIR MALE ACQuAINTANcEs
N TOWN TO VOTE on ELECTION DAY

Urged TO KEEP THEIR MALE AcQrAiNrANcEs
~ TOWN TO VOTE OK ELECTION DAY
COMING MEETINGS
rOo uoroep.s anti-Tammany crusade was carried
an with renewed vigor yesterday ana last hish''
.ble and interesting speakers maue tiie ",ee.'"s
hold in the afternoon at the rooms ol "oou "o'
ornment Club q. No 2o west one-h"''' "'N
efth-st. an unusually enthusiastic one
w oo,ing WAS under the auspices OF the w ON
~ ,,,nicinal League which was represented by
g. CHARLES Fraser MacLean. Mrs Olcutt ana
Nc charles Haven Royce, who presided. Mrs'
phvse Davids. OF London was introduced as 'iio
&C., s,eaker Mrs Davids is the wife OF the presl-
a., ., the National Liberal League, who also Is
oober and lecturer OF the Asiatc society
r,ay,ds deprecated her ability TO speak upon
,,on OF such importance. declaring that she
,ouowed the life OF a student, ana was not
n, ,or active municipal work she referred 10
n'sras, made by Lady Carlisle that she shouiu
a,t tho pontical battle in the north OF Eng
,d when it was raging there, and she hau re-
N,,os that she was better fitted 10 mend the SHOES
p sold,ers while persona ly she kept in the
o. she added that she felt herself 10 be In no
r condition now to advise than she was theh
10 take act'oh' -.o,,.,.o, o,.ortoces enioved
!, the women in England Mrs. Davids h'Hhpereu
.nv their privileges both voting for and holding
1mr1
Yu Guardians but she added that the ahtic'-
La cbanee had not yet been effected regarding
- committee Of County Council and women can
,y vote for the committee. The speaker eN-
..ossed her pleasure at being in the city at me
osent time. and she encouraged American
women in taking a stand for REFORM anu Po"''o"
freedom ,
ro KEEP THE MEN AT HOME TO VOTE.
Mrs Alfred Bishop Mason. who was the next
saving
zone man one vote. one woman one throat
.u,on.n has posed for long," she continued
.as the mower behind the throne and the silent
rsr,ner that 1t seems good to nave the loIee Vi
s- voice realized. l went TO the windsor Iheare
rness.mee,ng a few nights ago, and when came
awav was more fully impressed than ever oeIore
,,h the mower of talk. l heard recently that the
ros.n, agitation is only the first rouho III 'iie
-, Tamn,any is a powerful organization, ana II
., d and while don't expect 1t will win IN 'his
,-,egle we must keep our armor puckleo Oh a''u
,,ork We can do many things Men are ii0''
=. % away on Election Day. The American i'a"
-, have many fete days. and when he gets
= holiday he likes 10 leave town. ou' we mus
influence him to stay in town tfat da!' anu W
-. o,eo N do all that IL lies in our power
10 do ;.ouco,, how
Mrs Mason advised teaching the unih'eisen' Nv"
., vo,e that they might not 50 easily oe mn
hv unscrupulous men at the polls. IN sieahliis %
Tammany's expenditure of money ana t'e "~Y va 80
.'s,nh citizens had been robbed" TO effect this d
WIZ WIZ ,o,d of q Sunday-school class of boys.
racb hoy quoted some passage from 'he no, ~
,orh as he contributed his penny, ana 'he ias'
~ ,t was said exclaimed in mourhiul 'o"e9'
~, ana b,s money IS soon parted This' II was
considered might be well applied 10 'he o''N''' "
vav.york during the reign OF Ianlman'' ano
Ne" rro.a pond was the last speaker, and she
MISS H ,bat she felt Ike eXclaimng, WIN :sTh
Gbl"n" (of Uncle Toms Caplh Ihsi1,ad Idi, The
ciarns,,p vas the duty OF every woman 10 .she Ne
t;oo in his reform. and she aid 'he h .au Ia ok
the political ndierenGs 0i she aS acsused women OF
Wasting time trivaities enu tnsva ~ ne
other SUI subjects 'nan she continued means vice
fraud stealing, iniquy ana every Women can
anu anu no Longer that they know nothing aooue pUs,
tics and after this campasn nncience Of woman
Never can be stilled If there is reform 10
made and her work has never peei heoNeN '
than at the present time
ON THE UPPER EAST SIDE.
coating u,as held last evening at No. 2l3 East
One.hundredth h and tw enty -fourth-st also unoei
the auspices Of the league The meeting was ope"eu
somewhat informally by Simon Sterne' VINO ap
ronted himself as chairman, and informed MS nee"
ers that some old duffer was usually nNd ssie ssy
chairman as it expected that ne shouia %. say
little and do less. but he added that re naa DE- oe. "" ""
in fight too long not TO have sorne,nnT a I and
declared that it would be shame and dishonol e
Tsm4nany T9s Was allowed to rule Edward J. Kelley
then INTRODUCED ana ne pe~aiieu f,ins VII And
the channels OF corruption he maze man ma ad
tions without fear of contradiction lie uec1ai E ~
with much emphasis and repetltl9Sh, ena VI" apv a..
many ticket numbers not one candidaIe IN any .h,
trict who not nominated by the Doss OF 'ha'
esr The wishes OF tnG as PeSpe %as declared That
had become an impossibility since lannrany NAM n@I oI
child !" to POT Walk on a." Eighth-ave between Twenty
third and Thiriy-fourth SITS after sunset' lin MinoI
Grant was referred TO- and bis various acts spoken
o. in unmeasured terms Of contempt -,... -,
womsns dr influence N and deciared that it was the
duty Of every woman 10 obtain a, least one 'ote
and especially Of their inability to pay 3, towari
furnishing watchers on Election Day, but she al iel
received that each poor woman who is interesied
In the subject should pay cents, and MIS- rs n hely
the fund. DR. Jane Robbins. Misses Bontor'
ana Thomas also spoke An innovation, ni, wh'Gn ,n
enliven the meeting, the singing Of the hymn
God Save the Empire State
COLORED WOMEN AROUSED. TOO.
The Coored Woman's Republican Association
held a meeting last evening at No l36 West Thir
uethst. Miss Helen Varick Boswell opened th'
meeting and then Mrs. Mary L. Hall took the
chair. The speakers Mrs. Stimson Smith
Colonel C. G. Atwood Dr. William l.. Hunter
a. Chesebrough. Miss Adele Porter PORE and
~ ptIIldild man flluttH-Ht anu
meeting FOR working men and women was ncld
BY the Womans Republican Association. Miss
Boswell and Mrs. Jane Pearcc were the Speakers
Al the regular meeting OF the Woman 3 AuHliary
Anti-Tamnany Organization Of the XXIlld Assem-
ny District, Miss Hoag read letter OF congratula-
ton which had been received from Mrs Elizabeth
v.sady Stanton. Mrs. Emma Beckwith announcei
INA, coffee would be served on Election Day mex
10 the polling place at No. l02 West Ninety tn
~, and also at several other places. Other speak
sis were Dr. Wiley. Major Noah thf Princess Nlro'
Steele
The Womans Municipal League announces the
srohowing meetings 20 be held this week: At The
temple. Henry and Oliver SITS. to-day, at 23O p
m, az Wilson Mission. No. rs st. Marks Place
Sso-hight. at O'Clock: at Adams Memorial Church
40 D East Thirtieth-st Thursday. at p. m. and
~ NO rs Seventh-ave., Saturday. at p. IN.
HARRISON IN ALBANY AND BUFFALO,
Republicans OF Albany and Klffalo are counting