New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

oh he Il hpd t4 vd the bill had been
Voting as 0R Women few Who base rhe
p1Tbbe ereS IN tneIr own right are not taxed
t IN! nTst occasion 1t is the great deluge' com
ING said one of the bishops of our Church was
present IT was seen. however, that our cause had
al5O g {n supporters in Parliament When it
and fourteen members voted for the amendment
Inc, Inc next time the o bill was debated in Para
taXor OF It. and the third time, in May, 1895 it OBJ
Meanwhile the Norwegian women have tried to
express their claims by the aid of petitions meet
such energy as could be wished AS things e were
relation to our cas M TO fh OF 0 0ur d ian
grateful to the Liberal party for its support of the
were also lessened; at all events, it was consd-
batting as formerly hsd h0Ps tn tn s e
ere 5 iong some women in possession of the vote.
prospects for issue have daTkened deeply
As; AS before mentioned. Norway and Sweden were
stion keeping the liberty and rights that the con
two Kingdoms led difcult crises in our po-
nbor me 1t has cost our country much toll and
WIN us development In the case of foreign rep
haTe arisen eSPf 6c TeXaons and
strife within our country and this also influ-
has been the most eager to maintain the country's
as its aim universal suffrageHman's suffrage The
Iervent struggle for our national cause has for
distanced the claims of women. Even the Liber-
menced ignore US In 1857 the Liberals 4 We're r
turned with so large a majority that they were
constitution This power they made use of to grant
hrtyhree Representations We're win W T O6g
the political disabilities of women
House lou e, till the parliamentary session Of 1sOoo8
d nq mere is little hope of having passed in that
municipal vote I am afraid legislators will let
with more And now when each man man has th hs
none Of their ses begin to feel be
interests Only think if hostile reaction should
gained His ' a sweep away what we have already
ff oe IN the next periodseveral bills indeed
Iouhded on different principles.
PREPARING FOR THE STRUGGLE
enGed the women suffragfsts and have caused
s spi6 an among S them Impatient not obtaining
T Re 10 try new tactics, and demand suffrage
privileged groups Of Women nUl men The ehen fer
quence OF this was that a new suffrage society
ganized society that maintains the old Claims of
given 10 which Gh TIVE % me t as it is
thing less than this-justice and equal position
the only permissible WEAPONS When W e Sehny
against I'M, d iInjus ,tc and sub1ection.
AIRY vote T not at first be given to few
as we have struggled long enough to obtain it. A
very ,er good thing it is however, that these d.
ment and impetus TO the work While greater in
nI1rieTence tnan formerly has been traced among
OF awakening life among women themselves over
that indifference We hope if only women aSy will 1OG ash
1Ggether hold fast together though they march
ahat no petty trfhings, may be permitted to spoil
1t appears If our struggle will be a long one:
nIie pt we must be the better armed This ap
work for and aim at a2d it 0 does 80 not deD
10 won, women in one country only, but to all
while we are laboring on, we must seek 70
obtain obi fresh blessings The our best Quail
our nome our country and for humanity.