New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22
PRINCESS VICTORIA
WOMEN N POLITICS.
An ENTHUSIASTIC MASS MEETING OF
REPUBLICANS HELD YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
AFTERNOON

re Republican women Of the city began their
-1-rz-=- yesterday by a mass meeting, held a.
10 q Broadway, a. O'Clock Mrs. Ccrnei!a
Stewart Robinson president OF the West End
V-1zz--s Republican Association and Miss Grace
WHITE ware The directors and among the speakers
e -h= occasion. and Ferdinand Ziegel, president
c. -Le Commercial Travellers Mckinley and Rooss-
v=-- League, made -1e opening speech
Tie Wu0e-'s mass meeting proved 70 be q mis-
-C-e-. as the large audience was composed almost
wholly q men
NJ ZlsgeI said that he was glad 10 see by the
attendance that the women were n sympathy
WIKI The Republican party. as whatever cause they
advocated was sure 70 wiz He did not believe.
h said that women ever attended Democratic
meetings. as the interest Ct the husband was the
interest OF the household He made al effective
Use r trade verracular IN Introducing the women
speakers saying CALAMITY thai they were the
sz-= Cd samples that did such good service n
1895
Mss Grace White spoke next, saying IN -:
WY women should be in politics this year Is
1ss-g 5I1-he-s have azksz q themselves whether
10E- -o-= rlal any other year, they should par
u-Pz-= II ne grzat cuesrt9ns that are ag1rar-1g
TIE Ez-1- from Maine % California
-oEs-r-z- = William Ach-1-ey--s craving 70 Z
Close and again comes The pressing question, n
60 - - : = g--fza-oz9
= - r5z--r-z-z7 -79--T--- va ind TWO absolute
v.---=s-vLsdoEu and universal love for humanity
ard i t=Eooves every woman TO know and realZs
tze wise naturalization o. cur National interests
--5=- ira mastery hand Of William AcA-n-ey
Ne present for -Cl- earnest consideration Z man
c. --l =---s-eC character. q man who mas guided
his E-ez- Ez-iol through the ---r-cac-eS OF war
g most glorious eu-I-g- z man VINO, pE ms per
sC-El dignity. has SAID 10 foreign Powers, Just 50
Ia AID farther
n. Z-s-=- says mat women always win Evt-
denly tie Democratic party believes that i We
Czy --1E= by -1e number Of women that i mas
engaged eC- stump speaking during This campaign
waxing 70 & knowledge OF that fact
Mss Whites speech was received with loud aD-
pls-se
Ms Robinson was the next speaker She began
y saying that she came 70 speak 10 women, and
Tzs somewhat startled 20 see Al audience pr-Eci-
pay e men To the women she would say:
Think seriously this subject Attend polltlcaI
meetings with your husbands, and ind OUT JUST
VIVA Republican principles really are Learn
about ne questions o. the day. 50 that you can
-ze-L rLe men you know So few men really
Ms. Enar1a BeckTith was then Introduced. and
Ep-E= Ct ire necessity for repeating al the o!d
Arguments every four years, because people I've n
tC-5zv and forget what was said last year-1OIget
what they said then selves last year as several
Speakers naC shown BY way q refreshing ms
memories Of her audience. Mrs BeCkTlrh referred
z ne Democratic party IL the Civil War and later
s,-z Henry ?. Kiddle sang patriotic songs At IL
tervals
1rss White announced II cisnisst1g the meeting
tLe- every Tuesday a 6.15 o'clock and every En-
day o'clock similar meeting VIII be held. and
urged The audience 70 send wives, mothers and sis