New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30

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what human institution. can this be said? But IN
ESer s" over he evil ones in the few case.
where any such do exist that the testimony SdpInS
in It's favor. This testimony, TOO. Is Invariably
given by the best classes. morally and mentally
The wyoming LeSis;ataire few years amac, ago
woman suffrage had been 80 good that they could
recommend every nation on earth 70 enfranchise
states admission to the Union, it declared that It
would not enter i must give up woman suffrage
Justices says In a statement made a few days ago:
Tas be dS6 IN mrS q 9 our yoaias
strength. and their influence would be greater u
and and female voters We have lost nothing but have
gained much by twenty-six years OF equal rights.
resident crm ni in proportion 70 our population
than the male suffrage States These claims can
2sg GWns to h the Gr 81 OUT our
electors wh2 are as modest w9manly and GSd
not discard the home element In our politics II We
Colorado's testimony is equally valuable though
based on but three years experience and though
the conditions which the women voters had TO meet
in that State were particularly trying. The press
Coado and hS5 p y 5e sbarae a; wS Te
have been so widely circulated by some Eastern
newspapers. II Is true that ex-Prze-hghter Bat"
y arc sf' n ssp! ruined m
beirg tat OF keeping g1mpngc house Under ne
l
of woman suffrage there nave been clearly set
|, forth In a statement signed by many sterling citt.
of that State the name OF the Governor lead.
ing and published in The Womans Journal" No.
8 Park-st Boston, and also In many prominent
secular newspapers. The charges agains, woman
suffrage are usually written by strangers 10 It's work.
ings and almost Invariably unsigned or signed BY
fictitious names II we are TO judge fairly OF tho
effects OF any law should accept the statements
q those who know whereof they speak. and are will.
ing give their testimony the weight OF their own
The same sort OF testimony comes from Kansas
after a years trial OF municipal woman suffrage
and has been publicly borne by numbers OF her
most distinguished citizens. both men and women.
personally we'll as In printed and signed com.
municatons the newspapers
In the same issue of The Tribune, another CORE
spondent &c. II. o." asks where TO send for argu.
for and against woman suffrage. ard also FOR
a history of the movement The reply tells where 10
find arguments against woman suffrage and recon-
mends the correspondent to apply % the officers OF
the National American Woman Suffrage Association
get enough arguments 20 prove that woman SUI.
frace IL only means 10 rid the world 81 all
que this and the documents issued by this asso.
citation are not written ny fanatics. Neither does
one Of The officers mentioned take such stand On
the woman suffrage question. All. however, agree
that "wnile the ballot has not rigntei all the
wrongs of men, there f. no other agency that has
rishted 50 many OF them, and Ii VIII do the same
I for women.
Any one who desires arguments or documents for
woman suffrage can obtain them by addressing tho
National Headquarters. No. io1 World Pudding.
New-YOrk CITY. | would also inform 20. II. c." that
a complete History Of Woman suhraPe" can 10
| obta0ed from me. SUSAN = ANTHONY
| No. Il Mailson-st.. Rochester. " Y.