The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1895-11-21
Kate Field on the purrapo.

Sixteen months ago, on the platform
Of the Worlds fair congresses in Chi,
cago l stated that, never having be.
| lieved IN universal suffrage unauied to
universal intelligence ano honesty, ]
had never publicly advocated woman
Euffrage. Logically 1 have always he-
Eeved that women had as much right to
the ballot as men. denlo.s the right to
both sexes. have always claimed that
suffrage is privilege and should be
granted as a reward of msrit regardless
Of sex If woman suffrage leaders had
taken the same ground, would have
Joined them long ago.
was convinced that whenever q ma.
.ority Of American women wanted the
ballot they would get it. I never met 3
man who did not assent to this oonvio
ton and who did not second my asser.
ton that the worst opponents to female
suffrage are women themselves.
Why, then, did l experience a change
CT heart in Chicago? Because had be-
gun to look into our naturalization laws
and was terrified at facts Because J
discovered that the new states were IL
the hands of aliens, not citizens of ths
United States. Because | saw that fe
male immigration was much less than
male immigration; that 2 large majGE-
ity of female voters would be American
born, and that the sooner the forces oS
anarchy and rebellion were met by the
conservators of home and law the better
for the country. heard the threatenings
of riot that broke out year later, and
it seemed to me time for women to come
TO the fore.
What thought 6 months ago firm.
y believe now.
The war in the east may interfen
with the holding Of the SO called Chi
nese worlds fair which has been an
nounoed to take place this year. 1t ir
not worlds fair In the ordinary sense
Of the word, since all exhibits are to bs
furnished by China itself, but if hall
the reports sent out are true it has been
planned to exceed all other fairs By
whatever name called. The expense ia !
estimated at 5000, 600, 900, and it is an-
uounced in honor of the sixty first anRs.
yersary of the birth of the empress dow
sger. Apart from the main exhibition
at Peking, there are to be celebrations
IN every town of the empire 1t seems
60 be rather q national festival than =
display of arts, manufacturers and agrl-
culture, though this part of the ''iaiJ"
% planned on an enormous scale--"
The return Of the tiara seems GO dr.
lote that the style of hairdressing iE
Igain in the ascendant. This ought to
70 good news to all except the divinely
all woman, to whom the loss of an
nch or two by ooiffUre dressed low in
he neck was immaterial. To the aver.
ge woman the Madonna style of head.
Iress was certainly a handicap. Ii sug.
.ested revival Of the archaic scarcely.
nore in keeping with the ordinary Brit.
Sh profile than the professed appreoia
Ion OF Botsicelli is with the ordinary
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