The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
SuFFRAGISTS SHOW GREAT JOY
,>nIHTR STIR PINNED TO THE
E;N\IR ~ TOOPER tNION.
pr,n,urirr ~ Iiadnrss Passed with q B,g
shout tan Ia legislature 10 Take
>nr,cr Mr.. Rrimont seconds No
urn IaNorinE Express strihers.

g.. r - he. drew from the folds Of her
.-- white Graclan rob., five pointed
-. ..! r"it I'.up for their inspection
...., lulon must not h, interpreted
p. ....., Z N" feminine gerdr- either
svr,. D. ~a- m" seer. or the jnh,er meet
INK .u" Shtcrs for franchis. over tho
4.r..-. .' VI Washington To the ranks Of
.., .Hra:" Srtte. Man constituted
P. 49, nur-- nrr,l nj IN" audience which
,..-..,. .r., place. 20 ris capacity and over
A,,..i r, me- street. where some of tn.
yo-.. 20. ltyo,I,r~ of m" Caus. w.-. de
by, lrG rg"r-In "NhnrtatIons
Act whenever an orator paIised for an
~ .,..' Ht> nhvl"p~ that every man pres
o., 49, a gentleman There wasn't
A.. ~r' voice ar An IDLE pair of hands IN the
hal when the. star was securely pinned
on no azure field Of the hig votes for
women Rag draped above the marble
ntl.' BEARING tn" slogan of Abraham Lin
rcln. Let as have faith that right makes
Nigh and IN that faith let us TO tn. end
dare 20 DO our duty as We understand it
II might h. alleged that Miss Milholland
evoh.d 4ven a louder denomination of
spprrva when she moved a resolut ion
Of sympathy with the striking express
men and their wives. The yassar So
cfallsr -SGFragist knows her Cooper Union
Tha express strike resolution was sec
ondsd wv Mrs Oliver II. r. Belmont
VINO N turn received generous hand
from the crow d. and then Mrs Ida Hustled
Harrar cast a bomb into the midst Of
IN. happy company by stepping forward
and shouting
i want 70 move a vote Of thanks to the
woman whose splendid generosity made
thi, meeting possible Mrs Oliver II p.
Beirr1nr
Mrs CARR. Chapman Gait. who was
presiding flashed a glance Of astonish-
ment az the speaker and then after a
moments pause said quietly:
1t has Ha-n moved that a vote Of thanks
be gwen - the woman by whose gener-
oerv i - sald, this meeting was made
posslrle This comes as a surprise to
ne thought that the expenses Of the
meeting were To be met by the collection.
Are vov ready for the question:
rn- motion was carried
~ag eral persons want Ell TO give a vote
II hanks 10 Mayor Gaynor for settling
rh. '.Npr.-- strike. bur a man IN the
aIIiar5e. who said that he had had LOT
- "Nisri"nC" in strikes. persuaded the
a hence 10 wait until they heard more
ah0r.r The is' ail-
-, harrIor stanton Blatch who put
-">olutIpn demanding thar the newly
sl' II Legislature in this State profit
b' D." broad mindedne-- nf IN" Pacific
r't-r. Guided to her hearers that she
'sa- grandmot her. and then went on
q" that when she had asked Col
-"g"l' What would convince him that
. b.. SrrH~n of Am erica really want ed
p ." whether petitions and parade-
w1...l DO 4 ne had replied
."- mother suffrage ~ at m the " -,
N"li. we've done " continued Mrs.
B. - rut unfouunste the Universal
.r t. silent Hes a. Cloee a. the
oy iln Oyster Bay. and We, alas mu II
-. 1Ir wa gnaIded In he dark
n" head self slpPorter hen proceeded
e ipors personalities. she vas awfuliv
: 4. she said. that Senator Davis -
s"0 3 chairman ui the Iudiciarv Com
80. and al bitter enemy of the cause.
~1.ltn't be in Albany when SIN" wen; up
20 told me " hen | was working -
se' he Legislature TO discharge IN. com
t1lr '..'- she continued. that | would
II ABLY want to come up again. and that
J '''lldn't feel very comfortable II they
Glau like me
old him that | had learned some
h,ns- from the men. They go for each
''reT on the floor Of the Legislature and
men stroll about arm in arm nf'"rwsrd
] sS-rIred HIM that my personal attitude
toward him was one Of perfect friendll- |
and he isn't Mrs. George Lewis Of !
Buffalo defeated him she said she would |
EIye every drop Of blood IN her body tn !
The task II was a splendid victory
The vesrners for the ballot waved their ,
in an ECSTASY. Of delight, .
and then Mrs Batch jabbed az Senator I
Csrrey and ARENAS Ward. Jr and ex- ,
Assamhlvuan Rnran Of Bufalo
I have here the stenographic report Of
no debate IN both houses on the motion
!" discharge IN. Judiciary Committee on
n" suffrage resolution she said. and
hn=an said
What 20 women want is ze babies
m not 70 ballots
Well. hs won't be in Albany this year
1t-her have seen a good many anti
-"n'ed a. taking care ri babies while
women are attending 10 outside AFFAIR."
~ vou suppose we would trust you men
WIN The care Of babies You aren't up
70 The patience Of the most Joblike
Al doesn't hold out mor- than thirty
.I'"- with a fretful chill permit a
~ nurse. for instance. TO take charge
= nv Srandchild, Well, hardly"
W. Batch talked a little more and
go Mrs Belmont seconded the call TO
y" - gIsla'ure Mrs Gait put the motion.
- =. was vociferou-ly carried. Then she
l.."t FOR the noes
~" man responded
ha' must be- Mr. Box. said Mrs Gait
II owns a magazine in which there
''o~rt!v appeared an outrageous article
0urr0TTIng 20 be a description Of the
'"@.'s Of woman suffrage IN the four
>'a'o- rher~ IL obtains The real facts
a." -. s-ly nlisrepresentedsin the article
~ .' an insult TO the women of
AT"-.
solution denouncing the article
.a'r--@i 10 vas proposed by Mrs Olive
-r.r-- secretary Of the National Suf-
~ A-socIstion. and carried despite
i--~nting vote u the man dubbed
~. HnE
cd. ~. negative minded man. how
81 not churlI-h enough tn vote
CIV GA the resolution NJ thanks
." ~ People Of Greater New York
.-- Meeting assembled to the women
'a,1.ug'on on having secured their
.l'nil right to "a voice IN t.!"ir
'.. a~r'r"uf
.... ta- g-opo-ad by Mrs Ida Hustled
ttp -pOH" ~ 10 for twenty min | ,
.r'' rad tr!OlIf.. TO tn" State ~
-rru and IN" progrP-siv" spirit