The sun., 1910-05-22

... .r,. : O'Clock had no apparent
.r... u.u the enthusiasm ~ ths protest
.....E + worna" =uhraG'sis in Union
.. rsttmg ties - the crowd ranged
.... ..ssl 90 IUUOl
I.. .ua aud green aud y.lloW aud
... .ri white bunting which draped
r. rr.. grand stands at III" north rud
. .n. -4uar" happei uniadingly in the
BITE. .. which threatened "a turn inside
.r. mhrrla- nf the crowd Who pre-
s... .atory 10 shelter. and a. Tor the
.s...-. or franchise vim occupied the
..rarm seats and who were not prp-
..,.t Nth umbrellas they obviously
.. hat their hats werc new
r. ,lS,slS IN tho mortar bnards 10
.. .smrrrs ~ the Collegiate Equal
sHtsa League looked a hit stringy
I.s sra the speeches were fairly under
vrf Nur what did that matter when Gen
,u Hendricks in full academic rr-
s., marched with Miss Jessie Ashley
A. ... head Il their iins'
N.fa single woman scheduled 10 sneak
l..u'ai ~ advance n the front when
lsr ..ra came and not once did the svm.
ra'alaug lows ~ yearnerS for the hallni
NIu punctuate her remarks with bursts
&, an applause and cries Of Hear heart
Taa main REVERSING stand. located
o. 'a. northeast corner % the park. was
t,rlred hy representatives of tho Woman
SuTuge pHrty from each ~ the sixty
three Assembly districts. who bad driven
down from Fifth avenue aud Fifty ninth
street IN long procession Of yellow "a Kis
decorated with yellow banners emhlaaoned
v'n Votes for Women Mrs. James
Ices IaIdlaN. chairman of the Borough
~ Manhattan. acted a. chairman in the
srsouce II Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait
utt vas tpo ~ IN he present
assistant District Attorney Robert u
nor proved to he the most popular
speaker on this platform
me crowd cheered ham vOciierously
when he said that nature herself seemed
T. - weeping over the injustice shown to
'hs women of the State hy the Albany
legislators. and adjured the men TO hurry
lr and organize a protest before they
gu' 100 wet
Mrs Jesslca Finch. principal NJ a school
for girls. seemed Ia puzzle her audisncs
uhsn -he told them that she knew 2la
E-Eumen's IN favor ~ woman suffrage.
tGt hat out II consideration for the other
sresSar- she would mention only two
usvchologicAl one and an economic one.
he whole thing really resolves itself
Hfn a question Ot say psychOlDgy.- she
-aI1 -fitUaT men and women are going
.. 'a"oine more and more alike A. Civili1A
non develops ~ they are going n hscome
more disztmilar Nos however that fnav
10 vou must ~ least admit that men and
women nov ar' either alike or they are
different II the first is trtle there -
certainly M reason why either sex should
have tho exclusive right a. tha ballot
n IN the other hand men and wOmsn
AZ mentally different IN important wavS
U follows that one DannOt understand the
psychology of the other and should not
10 permitted Ia make laws IN govern the
''hsr Feminine psychology must 10
r"prszented IN the tioverament
Nr-. Pinch obviously had much Hnore
'u say, but ~ tho l'ornt h"r Noic" was
srowU~t 10y m" strains ~ 10" MAJ
--illaisa' from 'h" ihToais = many
hrass instruments ant fh'. CTov. rushed
loward Fourth aycnu' sb''uD" 90" sounds
yTOceetcd
~ thry turro1 cast tho we're ron
tront"t by a huge yollos hanIer almost
covered by hiC black leti0rs annOuuc nE
hat u represented the Equality League
for self supporting Women. II va
Isorne by Mrs. harrot SlautOt. Bisicn.
and behind her wslkci her daughter,
who requested that her name should
always be- printed a. Mrs Nora Batch
lls Forest, and not Mrs Ice Du IoTost
t~rause she wanted people 10 know who
-1e really was
Miss Elizabeth Cook. the Cornell ora.
'nr came next, carrying q purple and
green pennant adorned with the motto
Defeated day by day. hut horn TO- vim
a'd she was followed by Mrs. Hattie
Graham. who has been an Albany lobby
.-f during tho recent campaign.
Mr.. carrie Allen. who presidcs a. the
tl'leCtivist dinners led a delegation Ol
s4frage socialists. who marched behind
tanners hearing such devices - There
b. Hne word sweetsr than mother. homo
~ country. and that h liberty The
rrIs's will own the nation ull the nation
oars the trusts
4 large delegation of trade unionists
'.'0wei. narshallei by Miss IcUnOra
10 keJly After the Self-SuppOrters came
'r- collegiate Suffrage League. led by
N-s Jessie Ashley and Gen Hendricks.
hose IN caps and gowns numbered more
nan hundFed and there were 200 mem
I@-, II the Woman Suffrage who couldn't
,-.lrs places IN the automobiles and who
followed the college girls on foot
If" S"f-SuppOrters took possession
'1a north piazza of the park cottage
s.H managed 10 keep fairly cOmfOrtabie
H. " N" delegations on the adjoining
stands were being drenched.
Nr- Blatoh who acted a. chairman Of
... .urtage platform. made a short but
-a."rr speech herating the members Of
'.a ...ut judiciary committee. Secatt
r-ss Philhpz came IN for special
Ing
N- Phillips had turned 10 many sOmer-
- n, declared Mrs Blatch. that he
sf' 20 30 dizzy for tfe rest u his life.
Woe EEzar eth Cook. who followed the
''H man. said that u Raj been asserted
"f very woman was pOssessed Of seven
.s..a
sar, 20 say right here sire a1ds1.
'. .. every woman 10 New York State ~
'a..4.iy p0-sessei of seven devils IN tie
b" -. members II the judiciary committee
"ptsi against submitting that
'rr '.Hr tD the voters.
.a Rev Anna shaw. president of the
"f. .rHI Suffrage organization. said that
.. make ~ much difference whether
p. rg",iatprs were in favor Of woman
-".tg- Dr not TIE thing that really
arouse the wrath of tfe cItizera
w she was talking Vas TIE TACT
'.f. ..r .aEislators rad pers.sted IN refus-
'. -gnmt % the voters a question IN
-D vast a number Of them Were
U'.....faN
.-..ra q Reilly made q fearful plea
rif # the working girl tfat drew
DO. lrst zig demonstration u ap-
'a -' rom the street crowd. hhs mixed
...f....ahsm with her suffrage however,