New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06
END or TIE CONTEST NEAR
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS WILL FINISH
THEIR WORK on TUESDAY.
THEIR OPPONENTS TO LABOR on DURING THE
DAYS or TIE CONVENTIONAL BIG MEET
ING FAvoRING THE PROPOSED CHANGE
To RE nELD IN cooFER UNIoN.

DAYS or TIE CONVENTIONAL BIG MEET
ING FAvoRING TIE PROPOSED CHANGE
TO BE HELD IN COOPER UNION.
The campaign Of the "vounteers' to secure public
support to the petition asking that the word mae
be stricken from the State Constitution VIII close on
Tuesday The petition at sherrys will be open until
then. Many Of the copies Of the petition which
have been circulated by women among their friends
are being returned with many signatures. The
parior meetings and other gatherings which have
been held in support Of the movement have borne
much fruit. and the "volunteer' committee is al
ready receiving congratulations on the success OF It's
efforts An estimate of the number OF names that
have been secured by this temporary organization
cannot be made at present. but the number VIII
reach into the thousands The work Of compiling
IS now being done
meeting for equal suffrage in Cooper Union to-
morrow evening will practically close the campaign
John Milton Cornell will preside, and DR.. John +
Peters. Samuel Gompers. Mrs. Stanion-Blatch. DIT
Henry NJ. Sanders. Father Duccy and Henry George
will speak Everybody Is invited
HEADQUARTERS FOR WORK.
The committee in charge OF the protest" will
not cease its labors until May -. The members or
ganlzed much later than the "voluneers' and their
campaign has been much shorter. The general
headquarters are AT the Hotel Waldorf The Har-
lem branch. recently established under the personal
eUpcrVislOn OF Mrs. Mu0rpe Sn!tA, AT no. IL" Nt't
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and the downtown
branch at Cooper Union both OF which places the
'.nrotcs," NAV be signed and copies secured. have
been scenes Of great activity. and the work there Is
reported as exceedingly successful The Harlem
headquarters are open from 10 q. m. to 10 p m An
executive meeting to devise ways ana means 10
further the work will be held on Tuesday morning.
Among the women who have signed tho protest
AGAINST giving unqualified suffrage to their sex In
this state are Mrs. f. II. Betta Miss Butierworth
Mrs A. b. Ball. Mrs. Hialm1r II. Hoyesen. Mr.
Charles r Barney Miss Anne Brown. Mrs william
r. Blodgeit Mrs. J. C. Benedict. Mrs. T. j Berwini
Miss Iodgett Mrs T. II. Bangs Miss T. cockroft
Mrs Morgan Dix. Mrs. George +. Dominick, MS
Dorman - Eaton. MIS-. r Adds Emmett Ms
Alfred Edwards Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mr. Frrderick
Goolrlrc Mr. william = GTiiIrn' Me- M-s H nanc'n
c CULVER Mrs lanes tiera,I M MI. III ti :"
NAN Mr. Ioha JAY. Mr., Roster Johnson. Mr.
Gilbert r Jones. Mrs $ Beech Ien's Ms '' NE
,1i iirs' - It,r,sni Mis- Flyabetf Marhurr Mf-
iieh} a. ~, ii;' 'T"' NJ WIo-, Rad McVicka-
M Nrs q Lswrence perkins Mis- Frederick ! dc
p.v.ter Me- LAURA i Pos; Mrs. Charles Tnlbo'
Poorc. Nrs. Roger 4 Pryor ,lrs " H2'se,t.t
S.hnvler Van Eerssc..cr Mrs Francis Lynd" Ste
s'rackosch Mr. Jsn~f r s'uuer. NJ. = iIep-
Nh VIA ' %r3 Gaar,,s 2"i wacfe.i. ME- s,l,n
II wales Mrs Jacob Wenic.. Mr. HrHni"
arT N,,es %a,~t Tbare nav. bon aided g r.
protest committee" NTs. Charlie \ ios'' >. 2,
clinton place anI Mss II zabeth Marbury. -.
IL East Sevon'centh-si
THE REV WILLIAM NJ TNYLpEs oPINIoN.
Some three years ago The Rev william VI. Tayl)r
closed a most eloquent appeal for the home IN IN"
Glowing pathetic words. "On. woman. DO not ior-
get that God has crowned You "-fh u" no"l''i
eervee f.r 'h. race Isal.a er ina the home j. TIC
O., ,i,.rs,, md tho mother the n-st professor
In "A mote To- one of his friends y-st-rd'y Dc ~
pressed great n'ero n the r'or't on m i'pl
I'll n !, ,vcrs In nir I'm ?. AMI Do hoIcI hi' At
ttuoe IN regard . womans h.En tI'c,.. H.
70 g. ~ W '1 ~, ,i.,i ~ woman that he
N.Iid not degrade her % q vulrnr suffrage.
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81" -" , e- ., ,,o nut, - woman as
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Ms Stanton-i}laich vas the first 20 adlrcss tn
assembly, ana rhc ln!', 81 VI ,r,i,,ted ~ mon
ne S'i''il'i. 3', ~. IT, ,,rr III. a =. rs1ra.l
test % holscholl dn''S MINI W., "a, y. 49, AL
,"rlg. s,'H III" ~" a..'i r,p.ir.r's also and tnen
t,3s, I,Igrncnt as To VINO performs the mos; labor
An ulufFitrh ".' -'f WI, -. 20
who desired seinc knowledge - WlmAa work, ana
VINO r@An n.y. N.t', - ~ rri 'ii,,er,Tv and
Ai'"r hr ,t ''' 80 l..,r.I ~
n"i hoslcay I'D, rn b,, me ms, pr5f,uni
r' .rcc, flr Houin's work
Ia opp'.iuon - woman suWrSge were
made tie scycs 90 act IN totally different ways"