Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-31

cans of judging the negro
Re hesl Whole, and not ey oc ,nSped,,.
rcs q hat the result o. un npneIu
',egioDs ,.v H leads to the conolu-
ised obse,. 'S (the colored women are
.sn me! Wv, sdd 10 the working power
a fitted 70 ,, al Federation; that suen
= he Gehe ace development would De
srlng OF i nd that, instead, the race
hiaI.l,,uSss encouraged ana h ,enn,ect "
aolai % md independent 9eVe ,eIpnI"tIon
shgra, XIII leads to the re es,ua.',s
Il Of Nn'}S elegates from the Womahs
Thai lilS onisyille to the state leaera-
ah Of Ll,r,,cted 10 protest against the
hn be my ~ clubs Of colored women
omission , -, Federation" The ex-
b he u une5 of the Georgia state fed-
estive vv means OF special commit
eaton also Ia presenting TO tne clu ,,,s,o .,
tR nontry plan prqpos'nis NJ a l sv.u1ivn
be eou~Hlr question. and also suggest
Il the eV'V w. believes 70 be a satisfactory
hg Ehas y for the reorganization pan
anprVnpss,y he Massachusetts, fedora
p0poses those resolutions have APP
trs AZ airce the adjournment Of many
paisa ~ they are given In run
dihe s,ugI o,ys of the G.. +. w. Z. shall
1hs.syn,aed in such manner as 10 pro-
y ~ s ne following erect
w membership In the G. F. w. c.
~ ~ of Individual clubs.
state federatlons 70 exist Sna az nsS seI'e
y-.oizatlons, to enlarge ana ueyeiop
'Tssn ,rnrk as may seem most needed for
E'h nit Of each state. Each state
DE Wa Wa mon its own membership,
" as0iJh not thereby acquire MEM
WAN n'Sl in the G, T, w. Z. ,
his"Rp residents OF state federations
o. ,snsral federation secretaries to
W. W. nv virtue Of their offices voting
pl1 n conventions OF the o.. II. W. -,
YIN .s Sutles and privileges heretofore
',,,orded to them .,oa
tn Presidents Of state declarations
1.inerol federation secretaries to
~ nose an advisory council, when
@ la neet az least once during each
~, convention for discussion OF
u .,I", eto,, Of the G. +. w. c.
P.s Representation and dues, etc, 10
/, decided at will by the g. +. W. O.
Tho Georgia committee urges the fav-
..,Se consideration OF this plan for
,~n reasons, first, because any course
XXI, WI would give TO colored women
's.ars6srship In the G.. i. w. c. would
,soreby deprive Of membership and It's
'iysriaees a large number Of white
r -,~ who are greatly In need thereof,
"a secondly, because ample provision
y, similar needs on the part of the
Jared women Is afforded by two
,ropg organizations-the National
rss4raton Of COlored Women's clubs,
al tbe Southern Federation OF Colored
Wsmen's clubs. The committee calls
,,tsnton in Its preliminary statement
N the fact that seven states, Georgia,
Tstas Arkansas. Louisiana, Tennessee,
North Carolina, and South Carolina,
earnestly desire a national body CONF
tossd Of white women alone. Mean
ame the Massachusetts, plan OF reor-
ranlzation. which leaves the decision Of
Stability for membership 10 each state,
rSrds with many other Northern and
Western states to be heard from at
heir autumn conventions. 1t Is almost
, ioregone conclusion that the Wiscon-
IN club women who have been consld-
,hng the question and voting upon II
h district, will be solid for some plan
mich will not draw the color line. The
Tub women Of that state whose opln-
on IL voiced by several Of its most
'pmInent state officers, have not
,sasei to resent the stigma that was
ut on the General Federation and up
N Wisconsin as the entertaining state.
" the refusal to admit a delegate
simply because she happened TO be a
lrnnaite. not q blonde"