The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-05
Mr.. BAYgS'S "ANn" TEAPGRTY'
ASSEMBLYRAN. HEARS WHI
FINE WOVEN SHOU LDN'T IOTE.
l5e's Jol' ~ TWS la Csasmeats - sltaa.
tt@0-Mrs. tilthcrt Jones Demous
strateS WIS women Gan NeNeT Ne the
Eauai % Mea IIltA az Mrs l'ank hurst

ARs@mbyman Linden Rates ~ really
maious o. rnd Uui whether the wpmeO
Il the twenty ninth district. which be-
nepressnts at Albany are yearDIng for the
esllos The three hours II emancipation
aloquence to which he listened last week 3
eas apparently not convincing. tor yes 1
to-day afternoon he gave a tea party To
dhe ants at hts residence II Fast S'Xtieth
afreet and lot them talk all they wanted
20. When they declared that they had
esid all that Was ns,.diul their host ad-
mhttcd that hs was still puzzted.
Tho ants before HIM WsrC over
wbslmingly clever and sensible and broad
nalnded and philanthropic Mr. Rates said.
thnt he couIzn help hut Iss.l that u Was
pity th",g talents weren't utilized N
councils al state. But then there WAS the
diteiate vote What was IN 10 done
shout that Mr. R,t"S explained that
an swfth responsibility rested upon l"Eis
Aiors hecau-e OF tho havoc that had been
wfought hv tho UuTrOut government IN
Nv Work ,I;y
fPc"pls wh" 1--we herr. Nj Bttsr >'fri.
ar taNp,i r. ~" rtt" ~ yIrW s:'n .
tEifilv. ard 'n"v don't get TIE cuu'Va''n:
ier u fh'- hsTI"h~ 'e''Iu-" in' voters
ue- lcror.ui Wouldnt Il y" even W"rs"
e women Nro h'd not h"cn oornI"'lIeG
W g" rarouGh IN" naturalization nroc"~s
s~4Iu.Ted - r',sr werr permitted 9" 90 tn
thr N''t,-
fTle~py"u >. fi,r.utts present ,ppl uded
The re,U.. rs. ,tg"rpusly. nd zen Mr.
fGtr. .a.n .'.r tor u tr.' uIs.t "u
10 b. q i"~' ,',.,' ,~~'US Ne. Uo' ire ,m-
LDri ut ons ~, WI'I,t - erned IN I
the .,i.d ~ 49,, Wishes - N'- constituents
con -eTrIpg ir" -s'r r, resolution nov IN
Courn,'tc. go. o. couldn't Seem 10
saNcrtrIn ",,,tly ,.F.' I. cy Ner"
a-~u far hr rVrlsin.d unth"'ic,liv. 4
49, r.unty,d ~ lty-tv,. lettr-s lrotn
GppOucut- - J'- Mil and twenty one
Irsm tho. W" 49, ia Isy"r "t It Thor
Az 's"D v,an"u III my distract :" yea
90 I haven l.sa . very lull expression
a oIhrtun. r'ls, however IN fairness
10 the -uNrsl.l,t. .,,y that pruhdhly some
Il then t'.r- have gone a,,ray. Another
Fnsn 81 the nam" ~ Bate IA another
district says he has received lot of
votes for w,Ir.n' ktgrr- within IA" past
week and hr do'sn'; know Just why
"a must also confess that asids from
stke SPECIAL complications n reEstTu to
this particular amendment IN IT. present
form woman suffrage Looks rather attrsC-
tive Ga me think - would b. greay
ctsucanonal force and that u would give
women something to think about and
INDUCE them 30 read the papers b
May ! Hsk > question exclaimed q
httle woman IA III" nsck Of the room
Certainly, -Sld NT. hteS.
well then said the anti, i would
like 10 know why, II suffrage Is such an
educating force IL hasn't .-duCatsd msU?'
The audien,r -hrl"k"d With laughter
and ciapysd enthusiastically AT ~ .u.
took the question -sriously. ID
4 thnk ~ has he replied such
~ ~ = Itss rsa1 - m
tivelV. v,u know NJ one 81 course O..
completely ~ducHt"d But ! think there
u al obvious dIhCfencs' b..t W.-en he aver
are citizen 81 tn. United States and tn,
average Ciii2cI Of ErI-rit
The anti shrugged her shoulders ielI-
cAGely.
Perhaps 50 she murmured. but I
happen To- know a Doctor and doctors
are supposed 10 ~ some hat intelligent
who actually didn know that steel rails
we're sold IN London FOR $40 a ton. while
thsy brought SRI a ton IN New York.
Sir. Bates sighed and said no more
Mrs. G'lb"r, Jones, who calls herself
not IN ant. rat q -goVernmeutAlist and
q Fundamentals. explained 20 th- ap-
parent Satisfaction of Oh" women 10 IN"
Audience that metz should have exclusive
handling Of the hail0i he,aIss they con
diluted the national fore" Gh"u ,hs
bad a good deal To- LAY ai-"u' rhr rlht"rats
vote.
She had had tra u-,,.lsg. 80" u.-
ho Was the Vrppr'- -pr 90. . l'-.' news
rape and Mo nod for tl 500 sic, h"~.
IA politi,- H'r fatEer-iu. las -" cou-
tiuEed ts.ztrpvat ~" IS.sN HVE We
vas - snNtoIs 40 have tI> ua;-.r -
nearly psries a. gps-Ib'.' rtf' u- -T'u.
SsOVo a wear on 80 "ol anrIaI page alone
The one Srca. obs Joe th,' -,oud ~ -.
way of al has .fcrt- 'rwaTt rs'r'm MAS
the ignor'nr vote
No soonrr VA the Tweed ing OF Of
he runEug 'hsu Isilultu, ,''zar ct"
annoy him Nov what 'ld .N' ' .TTauH
wol.len do lu thus CRISIS Dii they write
letters 70 M" paDer ~Hv.uN Pleas. u"
something - stop M hus,,tud trrU
hein6 a rhi"f,- No they kap. sending ~
ihEoais ol an sorts Of things th'y would
do unleSs our paper -i"prs'1 "Npp-rg
fheiF mali. relative Inc" wau;'.i IA,
saloons and the other "vl!s "" w"r" Try
ng 10 light
III IL Just the same now. went on Nj,
Jones Will" Mrs pankhlrst vas gN-
dressing a mass meeting N tpopsr lu,pa
this last winter -tay~d outside and
listened 10 the .yerNow speakers
asked Que MA whether he "uu'd lie %
so h. vIte and sister ~ ..IIIE vp ~
goap boxes taking to "A stree. crowd Ind
be aid he supposed not. 'ut ha wanted
women 80 yu'" Whom asset him why
NJ rrru,G tn..r II the women d"wni own
voted IaWrnauy would never get 0ut ~
rover b.rati-r the men would see tu 90
that they voted right - ypu see that Z
women wont upuit politics ~ New YORK. D
C,ty
Then Mr. Jone, -aId Nlrs PanAhurS' q
had critI.a-.d Prp.ldsnt TAFT hc,aUss be- /
ddu'g interfere " hen AlIC" Paul 49, .
anguishinG ~ Holloway Isll heCaps" q
80 bad been -" sympathetic With thc
Enxh-h -ufTaR.ites
-NPG-ly every Nruan present eN""pt
myrsI appla uHod she sad Tnink
ofit' n thp-.. omen had mad their wish
vs would hr.e had an INTERIM tior.,l ?
disiurhauCe Ii-f he,aUS.' al imp i-trr
rirl hrnk. IN English law and vas being !
tr!uI-hed f,r ~ lspesn't that show hOV Z
unit women 80 for pvlIiI,-:
Nrs Jones -aid that she had little sym T
rsthv with the playing up 10 the wage
earning oman bv the S'InragiSt orators
since - peT cent 0t the SuD Oai were
domestic servants. ~ yer cent laundry :
V"fksT- 30 Ter cent -'rub women ~
rer cent agricultural laboGers q d about
IaH ~ The remainder we're -p"ialists
ne didn't Thillk thai n oIld De . good .