The sun., 1894-04-25

| nor regard IL as their duty Well IN regard
ton passes ssh he ns snd hssG1pysn Ss'sS
At the election Ia the fall policeman will n OF
scpeST T at your door and collar you and carry
The fourth objection is. Because the need
OF America is not an Increased quantity, but
no ADEQUATE reason to believe that woman
suffrage; by doubling the vote. viii improve
republican, things L hoaf SO often here in
S%STSf aas thIs sss p s.S tS' ,h vGs i
Europe wSero Ra BsionSsd sUsGr to oSe aIs
iranchised clsss, and no one cared to
him is TO snirsnehiss him. and and the same ns"is Is
true ot the women. Furthermore the danger
sage ssld the ot6cr day, In the cap spathy % Of the
%eauc,eted % and the rich. In party govern N emit,
Voter SG ~ 10 ' bs sGf 9r svory 9dyidHa
and his class need. He can d dsieeate the larger
whom he has condolences / am sicE Of this
cant about the Ignorant vote.
hold. not the Individual. Il. the unit Of the
STATE and the vast majority OF women are rep
scs ~ noPPsshSd Psssss s TS
Inc where these ladies got their ideas, think
sope sor 81 man must have PVT them up 70 II IN or.
such thing as household suffrage in America.
There Is something like II In England, but not
votes. no matter whether he remains mem-
beT and a dependent In his fathers house
The sixth objection is Because the wo-
men not 50 represented suffer no practical in;
II hss sSh ssn ana the .Tt suffrage vii rsmGd y
America THAT I know more about English
Laws than know, about those Of New YORK.
il provides that when siri Is . sixteen years Years
, OF age she may, give her consent to her nb:
che shall not have charge OF her property until
sue sue Is OF age lt seoms to me that II women
When sS eSua So '4Ss Sne
sible Tor her whole life's usefulness and
ss ssDp!Piis paRi:s s sSud hIsh stnu.sa Hs sffs
a few .paltry dollars and cents Then too.
even when you got good law passed. II may
right TO their own children. the law was re-.
not until two years ago did they recover It. In
Connecticut, year ago, the law giving women
pesfed Such rights are @ not rights at At al; they icy
are mere courtesies which those who extend
ssG no ean saw sy At 90S
fSr they have already done It many times
al tss fshs s % ans y
morrow ilnd themselves suffering from some
THE seventh objection is. Because equality
in character does not Imply similarity In func-
tion. and the duties OF life OF m en- and women
ss State syn az S hs Sd%s S sf5sn - .hs
Mrs; Bia,ch snt with GIizzi,eni smile have
never ma any com mmunlchtlon from divinity
cation these BROOKLYN ladies' have had. but I
ssupposss they know. and, Of course, I, Dignity
manicatlop with Him they would @ ask
wssrs as York Whsss
Rsd TO ooE oS ct . not
with its harsm: or AMERICA We lnd these
tso r o Wish tSar Would
about Il % an mTodest modes and don't pretend to
*ihe eighth objection is Because the ensr.
duties and Interests. from which men cannot
nifty that they devos their en- srgios to the more
efficient. performance OF their present work
what are the dutie. OF women They spend
good bit Of time shopping. good deal In SO
In the park. It seems IS TO me- mo. they would do DO
much better II th.y TSuid take soTe Of the
and the country in which they live. Thsy will
ssys we cannot have eH free sons While we sass
The ninth ii, Sojsetion is, Because pOltiesl
lsgss hitherto accorded 70 her lby law. I'm
suffering from one Of these especial priv-
ried an Englishman. and forthwith became
subject OF Queen Victoria. 1 didn't want to be
remain an American and citizen Of my native
land But no. the men who make the laws
81 he SuSsn Now the ms sss
No. On .Ps d sS s ws FPsa Ss
That q about the sort Of special privileges We
this objection Is reference to the right OF
Vel, 4 tina: f. f., ;2. e. ,a said Mrs. bIq.oP
No" said Mrs Stanton. ~. Is conferred by
Sa%sEs S.S S,,s ihs laws without our consent II We
aSsrybSSy 3, n1Shsd at this simple settle
at the idea Of its being privilege to DO sued"
.rt meant IN conrtship said Mrs. stanton.
on" said Mrs. Blatch. 7 didn't soc the
the Industrial aspect Of the casS @ It lis an % i'm.
mssss adysntsSs az tSSt 10 to business woman to
%Ssa soss into she ssnsf
ally works At frst tr5 G5 borrowed & capital; Well
seer So 1t Is in q business way. great priVi-
The tenth objection is because suffrage
and ofiiceholdlnR is ineonsistept with the du.
follow that you Will have 70 hold an ONCE. but
practically Y doesn't. As DR.. Savage ot Boston
bhlu AT tn6 Nlnetoohtn century lluO tno OtneT
night: I've been voting and voting over and
over for twenty years and 1t has never oe-
Congress. You VIII not be obliged TO hold an
ofiice. that is sure; But. even ii you should
whore women are not half so go-ahead
they hold ONCE and tlsy do II Admirably;
Ny sister:in has been on the school
her most valuable member. Not only the
men, but the scholars appreciate her. Last
spring the men began 10 talk OF having a bath
house and swimming school Tor the children,
and they kept talking about the boys, the boys.
all the time. Finally Miss Blateh said quietly,
And the girlsr on, why yes 10 be sprsi
oes ptSs Sirs had tHs same pSr priSiess:
as the boys. because a woman was there to
board and pooThouse board and sanitary COM
mission and charitable board there ought to
be two or three good women to bring the
mothers heart and Judgment into the man
Agement Of these affairs"
Mrs stanton then said a word about women
In office. she related how she had once tested
the right OF women 90 hold office.
nominated mYaalf for COQRr0g8" she