New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
WOMEN AROUSED AGAINST TAMMANf.
MANY RECRUITS FOR THE MovEMENT-PIANs


OF THE DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS.
Many recruits are being added TO the ranks OF
tho women who are working against Tainmany
or as some OF the workers prefer to say TOT
good government" Among society women anu
salf-supporting women may be heard the same cry
Our work is needed. and will do all we can
10 help" Several well-known women were seen d!
N Tribune reporter yesterday, and were asked
for their views and intended action regarding inc
present movement. Said Mrs. sydney hosehieiu'
81 approve the movement heartily. | think 'hat
through this movement women Will eventually Cd
tain suffrage. and IL is right for them 10 90 MI
In their power 10 forward that end. but THINK II
decidedly inconsistent FOR the men who have wagea
war against equal suffrage to urge women TO
use their influence to defeat a political orgahiza-
ton" one particular point upon which MIS- h"
senfeld was most emphatic was I'm regard TO the
number OF votes to be obtained 10y women l
think that It is not mora" she said ITO request
"A woman to obtain 1--WE or ten votes when she mas
only ono or two votes which she has some right
TO influence To 20 out Of her own family ana
caole and bride all voters who como In her way is
Il seems to me- "A dishonorable thing TO DO. MIS-
Rosenfeld also Is OF the opinion that the uniting
Of the womens societies under one head "ould
be productive OF greater results.
Mrs. f. T. Kiddcr. who Is known both In society
and a. an able writer declares herself to he In iaVor
OF the snti-Tammany movement ana ~ he READY
a., ANY time to 9',st ne ng She :" .ad but
/ viii make time ana 10 anything that | am asked
20 do
Mrs Margaret Rayenhln. a prominent m.mh,r
Of Sorosis announces hDr intention ~ joining forces
with me Woman's Auxiliary Anti ramman! %
Eanzation. under the leadership oi Mfs' VI VI
fOmcT1y
Ms Ra'ph rrautnann who Is one OF the mem
hfrs Of the Wumnns Health Protective Association
declares herself ln favor 90 ga" ruum"N'nt, Out
FaYa that shf taken any action or p1hti-
cal nature Ter opposition Co the present Guy gov
eminent hour lc..ici she thinks mat she may
he Induced O. Join the ranks ~ the women workers
IN this campaign
The Rev Phoebe \. H1naford. while a. yet hav-
ing taken uo part ln the campaign. says thai she
~ ar lnEiy opposed 10 TammanS. AMI would use her
in1nsnse fof Mr. strong ana for g'ui goN.fuin' nj
In the REGULAR organzauons active work ls golng
on. \ meeting of the W1man's AuNlhafy Anti
Tammany organization o. tho NNllll Assembly,
Distflcf VIII Poo held this evening 10 40 ~ I'm
ftcriam-aNe The leaders of The Woman kcpuhl-
can Association Ncro Co meet last evening o. make
ARA uauionts Tor a. mass. meeting a. ne h'i ~ I'D
ing1on square Han t.-rurroN afternoon Mrs
Josephine shaw inWrI announced N'-teriiN th1t
tho pledges OF h.r organization would Do. ready
"wednesday. anil would he E.ffu NIf of 'nN e1ns"
quent meetings ArranFe rients arc being mtl' fnr
a meeting o. D. htld rhuft3av. brton'r g. ~ 2.n
y. M The ~ brew insftlte, a. which meeting
President Beth Low. ~ C..umHlt 'n''f'. VII pro-
side Arrangements f'r friays mas. ncciin re-.
Cooper Inon have MT been definitely made, ana
a il not yet Known who che speakers VII o"