The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

George Junior Eepublic youths the principles
much right 70 say that the boys shall not have
boys viii be in the state Legislatures and Con-
| Rress. whore they will again put into practice
these perncIous ideas in regard to women.
| These George Junior Republics may bc no.
| complishing II vast amount Of good but the
! women who are asked to assist them would
| better keep their hands on their pocR"thupks
| and their generous impulses under restraint
| structors have somewhat broader conrup tiOn
! OF true republican principles
The opinion OF a newspaper is expressed on
It's editorial page. and no paper holds itself re-
sponsible for those offered by individuals
through It's columns. The quotations from
the Denver InSi made by Mrs. Crarnell in
last sundays SIS. arc written in the first per.
son. and therefore We can have no idea 10
whom they ought TO be credited or how much
valne to pa"" upon them. hut the Post itself is
certainly not high authority The quotation
made from the Denver NpwS in opposition
! surely cannot be editorial. as that paper has
repeatedly Endorsed woman suffrage in Un-
qualified terms. and Mrs. Patterson. wife ot
ne editor was az influential factor in securing
II and has been President OF the state Suffrage
ASsuciatOn for number OF years.
Three OF the strongest advocates Of woman
suffrage among tuloralus GuyrruUrs have
Thomas. Democrat. Waite. rirnii.t. was 49,.
l'ni"d Tor rr."lection til" first time wum"u
hEr" Was Was NO WA, WV ' "f " hT In
@o ord 9; W"m@n ,grroE@ W., lending in
OF ihr three parties and advocated by their
sneakers. No one party can claim the credit
Perhaps Mrs. Crannell personally did not re
piroarh the suffrage women forneglectlng their
children. The impression is strong that she
has done 50 in her addresses. III not, she Is the
ono notable exception among the antis. She
Heriiaii, t r. mus naue enough sneeehes oeiore
cred in urettv GOOD practicr and ia usually
selected to represent the sntis because she has
az SpeecnIhak,ng duaiinca1iohS. "nich ~ no
th1t shn expan1eJ univ 70 "rgnni,s Wa os
Citations of WON n who would JGth other work
necessary " Which one naturally woulj .un.
pose TO De- the campaign oratory Sine" Mrs.
uuhlic and con -i,icra women in uoli,irs 10 il, A
calamity Of course she viii not 20 ott To- Ore
G%n mkt year to d'f"at the pending suffrage
This department did not intend to do an in
,us,ica NV nlaring Mrs winfield N,ofv il, tho
Justice ny pacing 'rS' NIh"ciu ioouS III the
n 'st Oh 'n"7e wo''"n VINO never urea 10 earn
riphts fhev ne.J II was nor Known that shc
III i,tnen M".,"rs"l M"uH are or IS on" anu
aue IanI" p'is'H. Hu'n MISTAKES seem uh-
name
W.uo,.Ilo y,ek TINT the English parIio-
| ,,ent had dnf.ot,d , hin r,aLipy woman rlivf
's.. ''' 'I"Stns "''''| ms
satisfaction To record that soon aftcrward,
when tina London | or,l t;,yar,p.nt hin Was
Wv, NV - " ''' ''N' az "''' We
under r0nsiderltl ION. an amendment was
%,sI Sy ahe Ign I'm ieHna a, ngHTv
~ ] mUiiti pi's .'e 10 ~
~ - t ~ 4V ~" IT. VIII "uopyrH
- -, " Ti -, nv ,o' ;.,u i'o. ~.
Irm iu.t iimtH. az ~ mo {" itS eupIoit-
eia WIZ , tInuls om 'i !ineraaJiS, Women now
i'"H we A'"e'''e" '''" '"u"'"IoiN III ''""""h'
,r, ,,,
Inc 'ohE-lopE"d-ioF erection III N"w orleans
| to levy a tax OF twenty-five or thirty millions
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