New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16

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one Of the Boston hl farf again; woman suf-
frare and among them are The foii' to NIX comen
S oiN 10 pae decent ron w"o ir, W2" 6T
are excnasl WsmCR ne T' is apt to dirty
place They rightly demand tnat , sone ~ Tip II,
snal he PIT on which shi'' ~ ''''''
Err Women Voted it would divine flmi.!eS ro,,ed
twice as much over religion as OYER po Hben e'T 70
choose their own religion why not tneir OWL parry
Answer Nic o 80 T' as bad women; FOR vice IN
women by instinct and poAcy. coice1s nT,r are
ne more tboy win counterfeit; virtue when they
come to vote; rely upon H.
DIR JOHNSON As AUTHORITY.
women cannot fight, 50 they should not Vo'''
Ansver-Formorly women wer" re'nSel I,n''S
sim - hold real estate on the same ground "When
nefs implied military service" wrote Dr. johnson,
In l77. lit IS easily dlsccrned way females eou'n
not inherit them. hut the reason IS at an tnH, ~
manners make laws maIner5 ,iH' " votne
Another caf"; purports To- give the sTPsrnge and
T. .ic,,inns win sefve 10 SHOW their character.
In the administration Of state. neither woman
as A woman nor a man man has any special
functions but the gifts are equally dihuseH III oo'
mnni Who assist in bearing us burdens. By 80
means excluding women.-Abraham Lincoln. -,
cnro bT w1n,ans suffrage on the elected. c.ec-
tons on government and on woman her'eH'-
Eyery6ody feels the Justice q the Golden Ru'e.
ol,o INTO others as Won would have others DO unto
YOU" Would men have women rob them " their
ballet? 80 Then let 93 mgn n ron p TG into p ri
form.-Rev. Or. David Gregg.
POET. ORATOR AND NOVELIST.
For over forty years have not hestael % do
clare my conviction that Justice and fair dealing
and the democratic principles OF our GoV'InmehN
demand equal rights and privileges OF citizenship
Irrespective OF Sex have not been able TO see any
Whittier
take It. America never gave any better pr!nc-
PIE 20 the world than the safety Of 'ttinS every
human being have the power Of protection In rs
own hands. | claim 1t for woman. The moment
she has The ballot. shall think the cause Is won
Wendell Phillips.
suffrage that was not nlmsy. Men are much DIS
posed 10 eXaggerate the difficulties Of voting intel
ligontly WnoH they tax ~ women Nouhs. 10y t,e
time a public question Is ready for the popular v3t"
has become very simple question inai i"lu m,e
upon IT, II our mothers are not - - vote they
ought stop bearing sons.-Georse W. Gable.
TESTIMONY or WYOMING GOVERNORS.
Another leanet is devoted to extracts from the
messages Of the Governors OF Wyoming. where
there has been 4 practical test of woman suffrage.
Governor Campbell was in office in 1863. wnen me
Woman Suffrage Jaw was passed Two Years az.
simple justice t. say that the women. entering ior
have conducted Themselves IN every respect wih rs
much tact. sound judgment ana good sense aS
Governor Thnyer who succeeded Campbell. said
In his message: Woman suffrage has now been IN
and has. during that Tine increased in popularity
and in the confidence OF the pe'p'" In my juis-
nuence favorable to the best Interests O; m" com
Governor Hoyt who succa. 'el Thayor. sail In
his message in 80. "Escwhcre DIRECTORS persist
IN calling this siatuir ~ onrI an ,A.rt.m, vi, we
know. f. is not In!"r % w. have better avs h''-
ter officers better institutions BITTER morals ana