New-York tribune., 1910-03-10

VOMENHOLDALBANl
SI-FFR4GISTS -iND
fNTI IT HEARING.
BU 4drocated bg Former Sad
10 Haze Suffered Most
at CapifG'.
NV rslssraPA 70 The Tribune.

NV Telegraph 70 The Tribune
.fareb e.-Women from all over
- ,,Ao have decided opinions IS TO
- -bov should be allowed TO vote
- nc Capitol to-day and delivered 3
S--.,ae-nr - quantity Of argument al the
.,-.rs of tho Senate and Assembly
-'s..,o-, committees on the subject. AT
-, -epo-t from the members they had
Nv ,s.s,,. s,.-,-Ived though With some
aa-,,e TIE hill advocated by the suf-
f-agists suffered most ana '"'ie '''-'
lore os its recovery.
. ..se-,hIv chamber. wsen the hear
inc HNl-Toomhs constitutional
~ -, ,svsn Vas filed 10 the doors.
-. ard there was seen in the sea Of
-, snrjnklirg of men. For foUr
tn-s he committee listened 10 lne
~es,l, every speaker for the
-r,.,.s,,,or declared that Il was only a
= -,-,e before women would be
..t-r To keep the committee We'll hai-
- -. ants termed II simple sill
The ants presented figures 70
- .es, II the franchise was extended
,-,,,sn II would only result in larger
,yrcrant and purchasable vote, because
80 sa,d the better class of women would
n
,s-,e figures. differently arranged, ;he ad-
,ocetes Of the measure sought 70 show ri
,rarrovenceat 81 the government = the men
would only allow tho women 20 help them
cUt-
The n.-rrbers q TIE comm .ttee rssiguedly
listened 70 it when they were not admiring
,se display = the --latest hints in hats and
sowRz. Or Mary Walker. with hsir neatly
ia he Chg
bt- whose headgear was not patterned after
re iatest Partisan fashion Her high silk
rat boxed very much Ike TIE oue she
uore when she appeared in Albany two
ears age.
Wor-er Arrive IN Special Train.
tae suftragists. suffragettes and '-antis"
fr5ul New York came here in special trains,
srr.vfne sroun5 noon. There were three
hand-ea cf thc sVfragists. and before
going 70 TIE Capitol they went TO the Ten
Eyck Hotel fer luncheon. Miss Mary Gar
ret Hays vas in charge Of the party. On
,he way 10 the Capitol Mrs James L
Ezidaw assigned the different members OF
,ts party &c the legislators they were 70
ses before the hearing The result wGs the
luronhcling ty group Of women or every
Senator CT Assemblyman who could tie
found shout the Capitol curing the hour
irE, before the hearing.
TIE snLi-sutfra gisfs, ABOUT one hundred
fl number. including Mrs George Phillips
s16 Mrs. Herbert L. Salterlee daughter Il
J. Pisrpont Morgan. took luncheon nn the
train. and later went 10 the Capitol III
Chartered electric cars.
Al the hearing of the ANTS" we're repre-
serted r. delegations from the Kew York
Ettie Association Opposed to Woman
slGrsge agd the National League for the
CFic Education If Women Among the
rsnlo1rs n the former body present were
Ms. Francis ~ Scott. tFe president, and
Mr. Gi-b-EI =. Jones, Ct New York IN
taeling The argument for the ANTS" Mrs
Scott referred 20 the WoaIeu on the right
c. tie chaIaber. the suffra sists, as the pas
s0nate advocates C ilc proposed consti-
ictoDsi amendment and those TO the left
IS psrsistent and deterrn;ned opponents.
s4e declared that the suffrage afneudrncnt
Tzs sdyoroted by uHthinking women and
tsi ii was simply sill. 10 believe that it
c'ric eEer become q la.
Tra ONLY male speaker for the ''antis''
has Frank FoEcraft, q tire Boston Civil
Service Commission. lie was greeted py Z
thor1s Of zrosns from the sufraEist side
q the chamber 1-heu he declared that when
it tine cores for women 70 vote there
VII not be government but chaos
Mrs. Willard introduces Speakers.
TIC s-f-aEisl speakers. who were intro
e1-ae b. Mrs- Feurs Willard. Of New York.
tlent most OF tAci: time in proguosticating
a'T SCOT thc mer would Ie forced TO give
't-en the ~cre Mss crystal Eastman
70 Or laughing AZ Jhe women the women
~ = IL working
4c- can count or that She sad. threat
tTingg, and tie members Of the committee
flrea~ed very much concerned
y venture 20 assert that roprcsort hero
''-1a| the aristocrsc, vhicn rules in this
fisi@-1ea v15 alone now have the power
10 maze and uErnsbe 5tc executive. Ies,l~Ia-
ife and judicial agents of the govern
eHt said George Foster PEABODY. presi-
,'i ., TIE Mems Eqas- Suffrage League or
S'R York Sta,e- he added
= Mems League for Woman Suffrage
"eaniz@d throughout this state 20 7-oiCa
"pinIon If voters s DO .re Tho reaI
--rk nat Ne Snosi5 no longer rest witb
el-..4E - re democratic hut should go
,srssl - nc - inf goa % really uni !
~ &c oehere 'hst q further denial ~ this
tte people via call for our bring
- - isrle INTO the practical politics of
/ .-si'. :" Tar ~ relates 20 fhe in1portan:
/ =, me selection pf candidates by the
ss'. sal parties Tr's being nor partisan
: nc iest can b- more readily applied
90 ehcA u the nomination.
>shavo Iutcuye. ~ Nep York. re-
s'eo re 5istors % tho movement in this
t.Iot. and contiauet
'.Eeea tradition and prejudice on tho
~. "eha and the selfish fea- of our public
fry...S- ih' Gtne:, no great reform has
fo- -ssta - long without 49, opportunity !
orsssss, Niia Nom"n constituting about
| e1I ~ osr population fud leSS than
/ 49,. "Nf =sT mat fh-V would 10t lac =
is+sifai iifea
ss.sor n'Iaen receive fai~ Or decent co1siG-
/ Sg-- Aoin the courts in tho rtsE of
| h.sSss,,,s whore ta@y sre deserted by their
/ s1-E -9 % d4e compelled for other req
/ r. q seek divorce? Tho almost mar
/ ,sff Htaeqr r-eS oi the allowances made
j ~ 'HLt' lu such. cases l. a recognized
/ m yI profession. This l. fr.Ie 10 such ,
/ .Afn, ciat whore tns husband Is MAJ,
L q sf- -Ae Tlf.- lawyer feels forced /
| ..sai fhe Tcost lart-fiicienf co.nprorniS..
/ az. -. 80 s3hle,t A.s client 10 he ailggg-
- 4r precedent
/ ~ s.s4t ls that she aud ber children
l isras ,is"'F punished for the mans nl-
1 hor,i,tN lh ing tire that Tho cruel de-
Il ,t ag SIocis.le Of r,,eu suddenly. grown
..aItg use - these barf.sro1J- ,.,,Iag
II I'd srrs..