The Washington times., 1910-04-16
SENATOR CULLOh
HAULED FROM BED
Hastily Downing Clothes He
Addresses Delegation OF
SuffragistS.
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subject in the Senate And the dele
gates 10 the suffragfst convention VIII
be in the galleries to hea~ them
on Tuesday two formal hearings VIII
be held, one by the House Committee on
the Judiciary and the other by the
Senate committee on woman SURFACE
z special COU,nittee OF which Senator
Clay Of Georgia IS chairman
a number of prominent suftraglsts
viii speak al tOnights meeting Whtcn
begins at 5 O'Clock. and at tomorrow
meeting. which viii be held in the Be
IascO TheateT al 3 o'clock Another
Open-air meeting viii be held al sew
enth street and Pennsylvania avenue al
4-9o o'clock this afternoon
Letters From Clergy.
As a result Of letters sent TO Wash
ing-on cIergymen asking for their views
on the woman suffrage movement many
letters Of Endorsement have been re-
Ceived from ministers Of all denomina-
lions, in addition 10 the very unique
courtesy and attention shown to Mrs
Mary r. traIEle. the ChaiT1Ian OF the
national church work committee, IN per-
hitting her 10 address the Presbyterian.
Methodist. and Baptist Ministerial Asso-
Some Of the letters received are in
part as follows
DR.. John Van Setback. IL. Church Of
Our Father, Untvr -salist, writes.
7 am heartily and unreservedIy in
favor Of equal Suffrage. BY that I do
not mean that favor giving the ballot
10 all women any more than I favor
giving the ballot 10 all men. But ] do
believe that men and women should be
equal before the law.
II recall now with The deeDest graft
( tude the meetings which / have attend
60 n my church IN past years, Of the
National Suffrage Association. I think
OF the great hearts and the clear heads
o. the men and Won. IN rer~esented in
those gatherings an OF the self-Sacrf-
hcing labOrs which they are carrying on
IN this cause ] -yish them and YOU
success. I shall be glad TO Cooperate
/ IN an way IN my power
Human Progress IIindered"
Dr.. James ". WiEhtn. IN. Of Gunton
Temple Memorial Presby teTiaE, writes.
You ask IT substance what are NY
/ views relating 10 the Acknowledgement
/ Of women which IN my view IS equiva-
I lent 70 asking what are my views Of d
| continued wrong AMI Of the prOpriety
/ Of seeking TO have Z righted-
! I believe that The prevailing abridg-
meut Of wcuan-s rights Is a wide-reach-
( ing wrong, hindeTiug the human prog
TeSs in which she was intended 10 be a
I vital factor and producing results dis
{ advantageous 70 the men a. well as TO
/ the women OF the world. In DENYING
/ C+oo-given rights and imposing limi1a-
lions upon those who are by nature
I
I men are compromising their own man
I hood and descending 70 the lower plane
I OF semi bru1lSnleEs. where Justice Is or
/ her throne, where truth is sacrificed,
/ and where honor IS without its mean
! ing And Just this thing they are do
I ing whenever under man-made laws
woman Is not permitted to be her royal
self and 10 play her part in the min
( lstries by which the Ills OF earth are 70
I De sIleviated-
Wrong always reacts TO the coufu-
/ sion OF those by whom IL IS perpetrated
I Hlght IS bound IN the end 20 prevail
( and those who stand IN its way are
I bound 10 20 under WoTnan's enfran-
/ chisement IS coming IN part Il IS here -
In Favor % Movement.
Aabbi Louis Ezelson. OF Adas Israel
/ Synagogue. stated.
y an IN hearty accord with any
movement which viii place civic
righteousness on a higher plane than
/ Il IS at present, and your movement. 7
take 81, has that worthy purpose as
/ one OF its goa-s. I wish your associa-
| ton every possible success.
| The Rev D. z Wiseman, pastor OF
/ the Lutheran Church Of Our Re
/ deemert said
/ My opinion IS that what Is good
/ for man ought 10 be good for woman
/ Any influence that she can exert for
the betterment Of the human family
/ for its moral and social uplift. IL Is
Der duty 20 see that It is done. even
I though II be the casting OF the ballot
To my mind this question was an
swersd when Cod, IN making man.
saw that Il was not good for him to
{ i've alone. He made him an help
mate Is man wiser than God7 Can
We forget Miriam Deborah2 lydia ,
I Hannah2 And last. but not least
/ those women who were last at the
cross and first at the tomb2"
Topic IN the PuIpitS.
Tomorrow. Sunday. April II. the
| clergyman who have consented TO
| speak On woman suffrage are as fol
ICwg;
/ The Rev. Hugh =. Stevenson. mas
| tor Of the Bethany Ea--Fst Church
/ Rhode Island avenue and Second
/ street, who made an eIoo1ent 7ve-
/ minute address at the opening meet
/ ing OF the convention on THURSDAY.
/ VIII preach in the corning at iii
/ o'clock
Dr.. Charles Wood, rector Of tbe
/ Presbyterian Covenant Church Con-
/ ueCticut avenue and Eighteenth
I street, viii refer to the conventfC0
at his afternoon service at o'clock
! Dr. d Z Wise man, pastor of the
Lutheran Church of Cur Redeemer
( Eighth street above E-I1Tsss:S Avenue
/ northwest. has Ofa~Pd his pulpit ia
che chairman Of the national church
/ work committee
! ETns 49, -.saEErs RauH- "a