The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-27
THE CAUSE OF WOMAN.
rov.y.S TREATMENT III Political
,xD RELIGIOUS PARTIES.
Oh, tn. Two Old Parties Have Barred Her
"a, Women who Have Helped the Repsb-
uc,o,-Mis, willard and the Prohibition
r,r,y The Popu'ists and the wemen-rhs
.s,,,he., ToO-Wu Ting FanEs Views.

800. p...lu... ...u.i
MANY p'n'o''''. u... ".
ean> oh'r u "' Ill, -. ,a.,n.
ne fact tha' "on'" ~ .",.ia , 80, , -
an ac'iv" p"r' III ~ "" r.
sprhG NV lumbar ar ,yo,na, c,,.
~instan'" a>' ," $500. - pa.,,II., g
rec'ed WIN Wv ..aa ,La,' L...,,.
'ps ana ''"" Nv .", 49, .ar, ..,, a..
deduction 'na' u 49,
poser oI n'"'' NV 80 49,, ..
1h> i ''''' -. .,..,, $40.
nascnlh' '"s' """" - - -.
been assure" wa" WV" ~ pa,,.ua,. nar-
men. nom p'lno''''" Wv
ties rlenS 'N'"" " -,
eS'crd a 'o'u,a' .u, -
.oin forces WI" ~ '",S p"'
ep' MEM '"'''''' wy
suffrage
In his r"nhr'lio"' "o"eN'', .,s
that The proportion "'"'" u
these ne" p"''"0 "' ,,"In aa ,rr,-
,,os for the new II also Is pointed out Nv
,Ds.e masculine lovicians that the leading
,ouen who have gone into politics are found
An the Prohibition and populisi platforms,
1hpy ignore he fact that very few women OF
hrains and ,clf-respect would throw the weight
n, their influence In favor of any party which
consistently refused to recognize their political
rights and that this i the reason why almost
Ill " he ahlesr and mos, Distinguished women
Of tho nation are dumb on the greaI political
issues % the day.
We are justified IN drawing The conclusion mat
n enr-anchiSed the masses OF women. like The
ns,ses of men. would be found IN one or the
o,hcr Of the two dominant parties. This might
not be because they fully accepted The doctrines
o. either. but because they recognized that
,,ar outside of a strong and wrll-es,abli,h she'd
or.,ni7a,ion. There would be women. just
q. there are men. whose conscleDces would
no, hermit them to stay with "A parry. under
those conditions and who would be inspired
nv the same optimism, courage. enthusiasm
s.i,L u, h.Gay. thu, .>i.,inu vropus ,,uld
AZ" 'a''" !" ri" .""' 800
be more QUICKLY fishteu 'hrough a NJ" otsah'-
cation. but not The majority any more than the
~
"ao''H " '""
-. 49, n, an,
~ 10 we present '''o 'he De"'o''a'" ""u
Republican parties have rrSolutely deprived
,..u.aJye. al tho serv,c.s of The women who,
'u'"F''', - '" 80 ..,
t'nre the or'n oil 'he hepuo'c'' par, nav
a., ,o II,ah.th ,adv s,or,,r susan n
wv "s'' ''r'u , Ivy n'.u rsn
Anthony, Lucy stone Juilh NaTu Rove isaotIa
Beech.r Hooker aud their contemporaries:
,,d ~ tbs l,,ar ysnera,inr MAY Wright SevalI.
'"" ~
Anna Howard ShaW'' urle chapman I a'' anu
IN" long lst of eloquent speaker, known
,,rouyhont tho cour,rv Thas. women are
- 1871 ,m. Ave., 49, aan..
fPehu'Hs the' h'eo III 'he '""' W sr''"r
ih"lr own freedom. when, # this wore granted,
,.oy uould no , nowar unon tho noliti,al Mat
., 80 1T ~, ia ,o.. no, draa,,
forms OF "hlch inc "orlo "oe' MOI u'eaI''
Under present conditions no party could o'er
~
II s. however. ohly "heh larlle- are Si'ah
md weak that they avail themselves of the
.erv,cas or vomsn Invariably they ar. or
''' "
SahiIed Tor purposes oil REFORM ana az th''
is wonan's strong point she j. gladly hailed
Il. nm aIv 4, must no said in iustire In th..e
M The beginning they have a sense of far plny.
which includes even women and they are honest
~ uehanulhs caua, ns"us ~. hrr' hu,, VIII,
strong enough TO stand alone She has been
sacrificed without mercy.
W itohup,e"n pWaaJ h"',h "atun snET
rn.nsn !" m r., !, ,ha Wn, uts
,, ~ rsmnaranc,. | Mon win - nn ooc
,mrm"r. -, Nith' Tha nn,hmi,g,n
mrnmur ,,m oiJnd H.. !" ,nrn aInI
" If Ms Wiiord and ,hr "th,, ror'nn
,peaEsrs IN. votn nolied for ~ ,Inbn Wa
Z Am ayutp-t IA M. a. tksn ,,tVh fha ami
49,, - a. Drasi5an,io oanIi1,n mr.
,o,a ~ y" az . n, n Az. 'n t.n ianuudu h,nnhr
49,, L "a, !, 3d. ~ ''' ms"
H. nI,n m"'N i',t'', ha.. car,,i,rs tho Mat
farm cA,,a;rad " , - ,noouivpnn 1anIo raa,Hnu
in f.yo, ~, y :" !, orn,,, ip i.os ~ iha,andtnnrn.
tacdad ,h"a, H.. nn,S u,s y"nn .n nn
w ,,nnr. ~, :" ~ 80 W" ruapp"e ,ha,n
n n ,sgard tt "'a 49, MILL nun ,monoora.
a., Sonnnn D., Shun,n, ".,s"" w 'n.io,WmJ
,W, "uni" r,nuno'',Im "TrTIn,'n vi, h.u
WI d4,t, Snnrss' piimh hnat year my
a,,,Tt -, - ''iI', r''"'"", ivy "" W.
," o,r .ar- ,mr m'as"S i m, nne :"
nec,ad az, ~ ,hnr d.o.rdn, W. ,
s,T,c,, nI o "' ,nr , W. Iaad,rS m' ""naar
,h,t III ~, ,u, -, III. 'm.rIua
M w ,r'"pnH nhain tms .rar ,ne
,no ,o anr '"hlu ~, niWs hotes ,nh"
L", ., ; NJ, m,",n,,,2 wv 70. wv, MI o'Iiru'
bh,n,,' w, 'yuihhTG' Nv VI nIIna, tmt ninh
IN" foc,b""IdH I, has "a" "hrrnine udi" n can p .aa an MSu,ss1n
a. ,oi ~, "' "n'"nuIu, y. 'aa s.t VI J"~t
" wv" "''"'"' NV" ln""''' '"'"r"'e'
~
Nv 'r"p's parry StarV'u ou' win a srahu
flourish IN the very preamble Of the con-titl-
ton Al thor first National ,,nnva,,ion in 1909
doaa ~ a'',"' ""'"'''" III ~
"''a"'"S ''''' IghS ana euual prNl-
leSes FOR all the men and women of the Coun-
try" They seated women os delegates in
,smpa,sn niatroru S and .mrni = I'aoGd .JJnnnmft
them to office Wnm.n IN iii narts of The conn
Try, In gratitude for This racnunition dacI,rnd
Their allegiance 10 tbI. new marty # had
hot then A hopa Of carrying n notinnai electinn
-Four year, later. IN 1873, by the strange
)WItatons Of poliiics, Tho pHnuIsts fo,iId
themselves rubbing elhoWs with Tho Demo-
crate party. whose alleged crimes and weak
lp,~nS had heretofore formed IN LARGE a nnrt
a. their own ramnaign mat,riai An alliance
with th, party hid nnt tbo nTomisn Of n ua-
ional yirtnrv in nhi"b tho 'pon"E.,s ui.It
,!atm a, lra.f q lett-handed share, But ihr
Democrats would have none of the woman