New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18

THEY HEAR EXPOSURES OF TAMMANY'S
MtSDEEDS.

ORGANIZING IL MANY PARTS OF THE CITY TO
AID THE CAUSE or GOOD GOVERNMENT
The Woman's Republican Association, which Is
represented in this city by Miss Helen Naricli BoS-
we'll sent on invitations 10 all womens orgahlZa-
lions Of ! politcal nature to A meeting which was
held Yesterday afternoon In the Lincoln 'iap roofS'
I'm Abingdon square large number OF women was
nr,sent Miss Roswell presided. and In opening the
meeting spoke OF the work which had already been
ACCOMPLISHED IN the present campaign against Tam
many Credit was given to the press for having
recognized the importance OF the movement anu
for 50 ably assisting IT, Miss Cynthia Westover was
asked To give impressions OF the movement from
the point OF view OF a woman who personally comes
in contact with the work in all parts of the city.
She pointed her argument by puo''"s p"""'
rhyme. follows:
"Th,ra WAS "A man. he found rope and with II
walked away; It happened 10 the other end a horse
WAS hIichel they say They found the rope AMI
pickrd IL ip and swung II DER lmD' Il happened
thu, the other end somehow hitched TO him
This .obiec, lesson was applied TO Tammany and
tbe womans movement. they" being the women
crusal.rs This Illustration was heartily appauded.
and Tammany suslended to a tree was IN the nina :
ey. OF every present
The question was put as to the exact position heid
hy Taminany Mrs. Fay Pcirce replied by saying
that T,mmany owed its controlling power 10 It's
marvellous and minute organization. Mrs NJ NJ
POmcrDy called upon ID SPEAK, anu sHe gave u
review of the work which had been done In the
XXIIIl Assembly District by the women
The Princess Viroqua declared that II behooved
every woman to do all N her power TO purify the city
that they were not half doing their duty but should
On INFO the highway and encourage all workers,
hath men and women. She referred to the Tam
many Wigwam, which. she said. had degraded her
when she read OF IT, She added that the ihuiah
wigwam was not 50 correct ,.,-
Mrs Adele Porter PORE whose work Is particular
IL among the women Of the East Side. spoke or what
vas being accomplished there. She announced tiat
an organize ton was being formed In the ia AS
sembly District Of which she would be cha'rnmh'
ana that A mass meeting would be he'd
Mrs Stmson Smith advocated the cooperation
of coiored women In the movement. and brief re-
Wias Roswell urged the working together OF all
RESERVATIONS and said that the next meeting OF the
organization would be held In the same place next
Wednesday. - >, ..,,ool ,.as,ar
dav that the future headquarters OF the woman
Municipal League would be at No. 39l Fourth-ave
The COMMITTEES on Public Meetings has been In
creased by the following names: =, Mrs Arthur
brooks Mrs Thomas w. Ward. Mrs Julien /,
Myers Mrs. Charles +. Macl.ean, MIS- frederick
" Goddard Mrs. G. II. Royce. Mrs. Robert Able
Mrs Felix Adler Mrs Almon Goodwin. and Mrs
Montague Marks. Mrs G. III. Parkhirst Mrs
Frederick Nathan and Mrs Henry HOLT nave peen
added to the Committee on Down Town GonIer-
ences. A letter was received by Mrs Lowel from
Mrs. James Ecrmgeour who led the woman's