New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-23
Movement Will Never Die"

Movement Will Never Die"
The militant movement will never
i n she said. until we have gained the
,.sse They can no more crush us
n the Austrians could crush Garibaldi
q his thousand men. lie prevailed
saa the Austrians, and we shall pre-
/ i against the English government.
Ths rest we took this summer was
ssary. We started the hunger strike
i al as a protest against the govern
s z.ls refusal 20 hold us as political pris-
"A Mrs. Pankhurst. my husband and
4 we're treated as political prisoners. but
refused 10 accept any considerations
( granted to our colleagues in jail. So
\ ? refused food and were forcibly fed.
a that forcible feeding! IL took nine
sSs 10 hold me down. You choke, you
-ssgls. you grow black in the face, and
q you are so IN that you cannot posi-
q retain the food Some of the papers
are said that Mrs. Mary Leigh. the suf-
,ssi just released IN a peTilous condi-
r. IRON d Dublin Jail. had a knack' Of
edag the food she was compelled 10
sluow. and that she employed IL TO
sxst in her hunger strike. A knack! .
=, foolish talk. DID you ever hear Of
1 a ore who had such a knack?
| L Il nature. ono cannot retain food
znlstered under such circumstances.
l II Pankhurst was released when II
I a seen that her very life was endan-
! I'd was the second 10 be released.
husband, imprisoned on "A charge OF
-1Tiraey In our methods. was the third
. , physicians ordered On absolute rest
three months. IL was as well, for
Eng August and September there is
10 activity IN politics in England. And
" our movement has shown what IL
ID DO without leaders.
People have said, Oh, the Womens
VA and Political Union has nothing 10
", its leaders Well. the leaders have
n withdrawn for three months, and
work has gone right on"
against Manhood Suffrage Bill.
ls unions point Of attack. Of course,
he manhood suffrage bill This bill
reach its ;hird reading next winter.
that bill passes. the only place for
$f-respecting woman in England Will
: Inside jail exclaimed Mrs. Law
Es her blue eyes flashing above the
n lining Of her cloak. Her eyes and
green silk ana the white feather In
nat BY the way, made the colors OF
Women's Social and Political Union.
at bill IL an insult 10 wOmanhood, ~
ah. 1t wasn't introduced because
sss demanded-why, the labor party
ant want II. 10 was introduced TO put
d. But we are determined tina. We
men shall go step by step With men;
Me- advance in political rights so shall
= and II that manhood bin passed.
~ Awrence's brief pause was elo-
eat
What shall you do?" the reporter
|etsd.
We must decide that when we are to-
7aer again. Not deputations to Parlia-
AT think. Those have proved TO be
Of much use and then the women are
wed about 80 horribly We shall End
1r things 70 do"
Militant. OF course2'
iS Bot ! wish 20 explain that no
could hate militant methods more
We Hate them? We loathe them.
Is like war War IL horrible, but
1 every diplomatic avenue Is closed
"a every door shuts in your face, there
--e' time when war IL the only digni-
e course"
a. and Mrs. Lawrence, by the way
oe returning nome 10 face poverty IA
war though Mr.. Lawrence went
'he movement a man OF fortune.
iVd see" Mrs. Lawrence explained,
ionds OF the Womens Social and
~-lcsi Union cannot be proceeded
s~Hh Tor the damage we have done, be-
y being a corporate body It Is pro-
oy laws The labor unions would
'aia'ely protest II those laws were
safoed. Ny husband IL known 10 be
n " fortune, 30 he is being held re-