New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-08

Ard Miss RAYMOND sent another letter
rost haste 10 the MAYOR tening him sh"
could no, rermi, him 70 discredit her com
plant She began
Dear Sir. Judging from YOUR letter o.
vav 8 10 me YOU have been misinformed'
~ have failed 10 read the ns"snaper com
ruantE on the conduct or the fo.iCt -
rartu.rt during the parade or suNraEls.s
ar, Saturday last 7 cannot permit YOU 10
disrredlt what said 20 YOU In my letter
~ tho sth when the facts are exactly d.
| stated them. ,t -. -
r,~. bayinr been passed. the truth rs tha'
on SATURDAY evening, a. the close ol w
meeting In Carnegie Hall. wnen Mt
pIa,ch the leader 81 the parade. men
,,an.d Tho Police Department. there we're
ttsses long and loud by the men ana "oHl-
on narchers gathered there, ana upon III.
v.stigation Mrs. Batch learned OF ~ :, 20
,ar,sa 7 stated them 70 YOU ana "roIs
,,,r,edis,ely 10 Commissioner WALDO ara
ho bss made an appointment 10 meet a
Ja,ega,ion OF women on Friday morhihS
and learn the facts
She concluded nv saving
an, sure vcu will ind whom the. matter
has been thoroughly investigated. az
,yust /, will he. that ! have not eHaRgsI
ated any point. but IN tact tha, 80 40 70
i've YOU inform me when and ~ Vhom
Inc resolutions OF which you speak "e's
passed.
Mrs Gurus " Field. Who drove the
coacb carving the aged Rev Antoinette
Broun Blackwell and Alice Stone Black
vol the editor. told Mrs. Blatch vester-
dav that a, one place the cro"d was 80
,sr out IN tho street that Il was necessary
Or the nolice 10 take the horses and lead
49,, straight into the crowd, FIRST 10 one
"a, them 70 the other. before passage
.o,ld he effected. performance when
naturally terrified the occupants or the
carrtasa Miss Eleanor Irving reported
also that when this same coach was o@ihs
driven away from Carnegie Hail attNr ne-
ros,,,rg the two suffrs gists AZ me 7'th
s,rs., entrance. II v'ss beset nv gang or
,r,au bovs. uho stripped " ~ the macs
ard doguood blossoms with when IL "as
,or.,ed The blossoms had been FAST
- =, With wires and these scratched
~ carriage badly. The coachman tolo
v,es Irving that the bows broke me mar
zee ard reins and almost overturned 'he
,,,.eo a, one time Just then single
.,tcar,an came up. however, so complete
su,r,o,,or ~ the vehicle was prevented.
,,o,,., .urragist has told that che sa"
roughly into group 81 httH erls
No. Room, for Three Abreast
,u,s Caroline Reilly. ~ the suffrage press
,v,.au said that even those VINO were
a,obtre three abreast we're crowded 70
- nv the mob below llth street MIS-
80, ,r,corrnick the millionaire sur
.-a,., ~ Chicago and Boston. was carry
~. hammer Of the National Woman
H'sa. Association. and Miss Reilly ard
-, psr,att we're walking az her
.taa The crowd TANNED the three OF them
clos. together. and the women directly W.
hind them broke ranks
r.r. n the police tbs subIect Hos' Oh
rr.1e tongues Yesterday vas nert wear
u,,u ,hsrA be another suffrage paradef Inc
g., time Mrs Blatch has been induced 70
-, an answer TO this question vas
,.n.,.rdav afternoon, when she sa,h'
som.thina Bigger Next Year.
,..,, Lrou ve don't Ike - Do
Lie. after they become too easy. There
:. nothing dificult about getting w pa
"a. IN New York now. Wen 60 70 Al
raw next time. You NAV say 100 that
,ha, is certain. The pipes are already
being laid"
one ~ N. officers Of the Woman's Po-
litical Union also said:
II don't believe veil ever nave ahother
psrade Wen do something more exciting
next year"
other suffrage organizations however.
have no intention Of breaking up the pa
rsde habit. now II is formed The state
otficers are already planning for their next
representation. In which they hope to have
more farmers wives from upstate. though
they realize that spring is a busy season on
the farm. when It is hard for the women
to leave.
Miss Caroline Reilly said it would be
great mistake not 10 repeat the parade.
THE people enjoy II so much, she said.
land they realize, as nothing else can force