New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
THE WOMEN'S ANTI-TAMMANY CRUSADE
POINTS MADE BY SPEAKERS Az \ MEh1IN" ~
WEST TwENTY-THIRD- THE COMMITTEE
or sENENTy SEEKS FEMININE AID.

WEST TWENTY THIRD sT-TtiE COMMITTED
or sENENTY SEEKS FEMININE AID.
The Woman Republican Association he'd an ANU
Tammany meeting Yesterday afternoon a. ''f ''.
nublican club rooms n 80 ~; West Twenty-thlrd-
81 Miss Helen Narick Boswell presided. AZURE" D.
Campbcu delivered an address upon the evlls "hch
NAV b., laid a. the door Of Tammany HAN me
DELAY in obtaining the "much-needei rapid transit
Ala v,s attributed 10 that organic. ton and II was
declared that Tammany was "determined to c"h"''
everything the island OF Manhattan" !" wa
proposed as an excellent scheme t1d' the N"''-
TamnIany voters assisted by the women VINO are
active In ihe campaign for municipal reform snoui'
institute proceedings for rapi1-transt Hhe 10 "'
laid hcfyocn civ Hall Tan;many Han ana Slns
Sing which should transfer five carloads "i oHic''S
daily from The two former places |" 'he 'a''' anu
should then put honest men In the places maui
vacant. II Vas Suggested also that tho women aS
tate the question Of erecting a monument III SUM
suitable part OF the city. as tribute 20 'r 'h'rrS
H. p,rkhurst whose Efforts for reform 1t was SAD
would "adorn the pages Of history from no" unth
the end of time
NJ CImpbcilS idea OF a monument that "o'''
command admiration was "A shaft corresponding III
height 10 the number of the reformer years nav.
- a base a representation or 1anmahS nan
.crrrshoi" and for the apex he figure OF Dr PARK
hurst standing upon PROSTATE tiger. In '''S,hE
,b. sneaker declared that at the coming election
.bcr. would be "A tidal wave that should sweep '"e
Democratic party for 'his decade. at least. out OF
existence.
r. Hoibrook Cushn.an spoke in commendatory
.erms os tn. work being accompi pilshed ny women
and added that IT especially not'eaoe III h'S
district.
Mrs Jane Pearce was listened 10 with much IN
t.-e~t by hcr hearers. She declared that Tines hin
changed and that women no longer rXe,csrd ''i', r
toneu"s IN M" privacy - their homes only ~, ,',n -
.,.ye- heard botn a. hOm" and abroad, III Iesd'"
10 needed reform in municipal matters ,,to. 81,
who Is responsible >or tins Wiul c'',u'',o" n ,ot
things aeked ihe speaker. women haE', no.
been allowed 80 say ANYTHING. go they AZ" biaine
less. II ~ uoon the shoulders o. me nrn IN ,n"
this blame must t"si @ lna' ,I2y 80 'iib"rorghIy
dissatisfied with The men continued MT 'a' ~,
4 used Ike them generally AMI spe'ia'H. S,a ,
U,iu. nn - the principles which believed thr,n
d, have | have never expected 10 discover M!
81 ni.dorp about thr head o. me dN"rhSr nl"H, "'
when plih unbiushrg chnd"r, II in"n, ",lo , - i
..s bl. az ruaripulafing prices In Vail street Hr-
carrs hat "" votes ia" Democratic nch,'
ht. father grandfather AMI great giahdl@'hrt, "Iu
~ has boon. mat many men !" n",H '1 pa s tbv 90 II
-iNc 4 satisfactory reason fof Young "a 'h't ~" "
William Halpiu. the last speaker. ah'i'Ss'u ~ ~
h,.,r.rs as Women OF the end of the ninrtr"hln
r.,,tii,y" adding that they deserve mar ,'' -
th..v .ifcr.i rom th"i pr"'l' rS%V'S anu ,,,
tt, ir,ies which devolt.I upon them. iie h"u.
ti,ral ih. story oi Mrs rchittrl. IN" 'IuS9 " u
,,'t,r OF the Police Department ana cloScd 3I
80, lin, 80 ~. glory whirh the women "o'iIl
,rn =, fbev should succeed in their efforts to 90
Mis-. roswell announced hat losing rally "9nid .',,h
le held Friday evening IN IN" i-'"'o'" NUN 49,"
rooms in Abingdon square ,, 49, ,,.i, -,
rt. Fou,ritttc. 90 Seventy has asked me h"li o.
,, Iy,t,,r'- Municipal League ~ proNldiii5 "at'h
~ y, t'i,.tion DaN aud requests that All women
a. il .,.sisf iu any way send th"ir rainrs to the
ic"ri,~ hca quarters a. 40. 81 fonrih-"'e