The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
hon. n. pr,vil.e. Of .,ttins together. bu. thi.

tons ths privilege Of .ittine toesthsr. but thi'
| was also frovned upon. A.
draw Rsa eF si snS sH
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AZ hand. In tie drsSips Of seats the Demo,
ersts IN = majority Of essss we're greatly
ri S .I TsS aSs 81 Ss Sdn to fs so
last All Of the choice sests had been taken
when Mr.. -Bieeio w's name was called.
when Mr.: Bigelow's name was called Delos
er sf Of Mr.. biseio1 arc arose s and said;
Mr.. President. l Wish you would allow me
VII VIII name 2S Il Is 81 some copseousnes
where be sits in this Convention. 1t is little
The democrats and Republican. wer. great.
and 9'V sppisudsd him .h.sr,Il;: Mr. Mcgutay
as sa Tss "a 1 good seat and When Mr. Bissio%
protested agslnst accepting the seat and de-
y But effectusiiy oysresms Mr.. Bigslow's
scruples. Mr. McCurdy took seat far back In
Milo n. AeSsr. seeing that an sdjournme emit
was at hand. suggested that when the Con-
yention adjourn II should meet on. Tuesday.
saying that the Preside mt should have a longer
time 2 asms bis committees, and Mr. Nieoll
before any other steps were taken Presi-
dent Choate announced bis Committee on
nsesSn' and F5iv ,s which e TAXI
Of Michael 8. Hirsehbers Of Newbuteh Henry
Saratoga Springs, Henry r. Duriee Of Pslmy.
ra,. ADram G. CIosby Of Delhi. Nathaniel Foote
Lev. Edwin Countrymsn Of. Albany, John 4.
D sS Of New S York John Gibn.y Of Sing siPs.
ana hoHsrd Ohipp yri Of hing,,on-se ,. ne.
copner-Tiveted. Iron bound Republican com
mittee. and warranted to do the hehest Of
those who have charge OF the machinery OF
After Mr.. Root had read a report IN part
OF Syracuse introduced resolution to pro-
vide that all eittings OF the Convention be held
in the Assembly cham Der in Albany. A quietus
The Republic cans in control OF this Conven-
saratoga. or they might like to 90 to New York
city, They yaat to SHIFT all around and mix
BE- ssd tSsy DO az that Sss
uncomfo Portable place in hot weather
The Convention then adjourned 70 May %.
will consult with many others. and when the
Convention returns here It will come back
even stronger Republican organization that
The delegates before leaving the Capitol
was aware Of the intended visit and When H..
Choate entered the executive chamber, head
Ing the delegates. the Governor. standing be-
cSosts responded with tSe V spSeo ior Which he
y known. Mr. Choate took his station beside
frst in1uiring their names In a sepulchrai
whisper and then dandy presenting them.
crat. Especially Sis cid friend John me SiseinH
IL wasa pleasant little reception all around.
aud aiterward the delegates made dive for
The woman suiiragists fired their frst gun
TO- night at mesting IN the Grand Army room
DoversSI Blake and Mrs jean Brooks
%Sss Gre wife Of CongressInsn GTeenlent
from this time on the woman " sufiracisi. pro-.
pose to redouble their efforts. They are very
much more fortunate In their SURROUNDINGS
have simply walked into the, Capitol and 81" Sc.
lected the rooms they desired and have taken
Quarters in the caDitoi and win take more s IL
they are required. There is no man to say
1 S Sst ANTI sa sSSd The s s ss:h
Headquarters on state street
Mrs. Greenleaf spoke to-day OF the opposi.
ton OF certain mem bers OF the Constitutional
Convention to granting the suffrage. This OPP
position: she said. emanated from those i'm.
the pastors Of Koman Catholic churches Would
practically control the votes Of their women
any opposton based on sueh rToanS. ' wns
she had no patience with is supporters.
way there are more Protestant than Roman
Catholic women In the State MIRA Greenleaf
and her associates are confident that the Con-
vention will grantthe prayer Of the uifragists,
and she adds that every day the chances are
becoming brighter.
The Constitutional Convention Committee
on Privileges and Elections met Tonight
and appointed Messrs. Cookinham. Lin
sson. and Chip a subcommittee to
Sis..rs Lester. Crosby. and Gibnsy anu
subcommittee to inquire into the BROOKLYN
contests; Chairman Hirschberg. x-ofIieio,
member OF each sub com mittee which has the
power to employ stenographers and summon
persons and papers and may sit in the dis
tricts where the contests arise.