The Monitor-register. [volume] (Woodstown, Salem Co., N.J.) 1892-1972, 1896-11-27


Eastman. Chairman of the Executive
Committee; Mrs. Frances Leak, Chair
man of the Parade sNpnittee. Miss
Wells, of. Oakland, was also a guest.
Miss Ballou carried new banner painted
by herself and adopted Blythe club. -
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." made q
strong showing and marchedin excellent
Style The men carried cKinley and
Hobart shields, with red. white and blue
EpeBpas plnmes, one hundred shd fifty
[zbrdag. The ladies Of the League fol-
flowed in carriages. Their Rdsss were a
president: secretary, treasurer and two of
the Parade Committee, all present.
The enthusiasm on the streets and from
che windows. and even rom the roofs, on
Fthe, line Of masck has perhaps never been
equaled In this city. Every window in
the Palace and Grand Hotels, the Union
Trust, Croker, Chronicte. Phelan,; Flood
and Parrett buildings were filed with,
people, and from each foaiei one or more
American flags. The women waved
handkerchiefs and flags and the men
their. hats, and the r5archers cfieeresi
themselves hoarse in recognition of the
salutes.,
The march and countermarch was
viewed by Tom Reed at tho Palace,
having arrived from San Jose to speak
here in the evening, closing his campaign.
1t was six O'Clock when the long march
] through the streets ended. -
Many went Directly 70 Woodward, Pa.
viliop, the largest hall ialthe city which
was soon filed with waiting liateners tifi'
Mr. Rsea'ss fate arrival. many standing
the entire time, not eide ID l6isar'a single
word, but looked and cheered as loudly.
as those who beard Il. Reed. onee RS.
sided in Stockton, and he and his daugh.
ter were grandly entertained during their
stay in this city and State.
ALI werssbusss plsRRiRaa8saxHsgreat.
victory, women and men A woman was
sent to every voting precinct on Tuesday,
Nov. 81, TO take account of the suffrage
vote, and was respected BIZ lkessnyin
the most doubtful precincts, among the
lowest class, voters. Tie 8ssnes's head
quarters insthe Parrot building were
open all night. g = 4 q
The Chronicle building CAVES the re-
tnsps as soon as received by different
cofSfed fash lights, representing the diff
ferent parties, SO all could know at frat
glance tie news. The street vas crowded
with ANXIOUS watchers, women and men.
OF the fiftydour counties in the State
many gave votesin our favor and Los
Angeles gave majority, but s6s corner
saloon in San Francisco led the
sixth amendment by email majority.
1t will be their last struggle! The Park
hurst spirit has been awakened here and
will be fully developed in the coming two
years of constant effort by~the women
who spent $4,000 in the last campaign,
all given mostly by women, and closing
up free of debt.
At the two days meeting held after
election, previous to the departure of
Miss Susan B. Anthony, Miss Shaw, Mrs.
Gait and other eastern assistants, q re-
election of officers for the coming year
was held and many ladies present gave
500, $50, $25. $40 and SIS, which were
placed in the care of the treasurer for
future use. A Mrs. johnson gave her
pledge for So per month from this time
till universal suffrage to all intelligent
voters is passed in this State.
The badges are the stripes with stars
for Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, aud dim
star for California, like the one seen
among the Pleiades, that, mythology
tells us. is dim because che married
mortal. There are no celestial bodies in
the human family, hence, according to
the Consultation, all are free and equal.
was IN Colorado in the closing