The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03


Congressman. was introduced as a mother
| OF seven children who still found time TO
vote. She said that The women had been
like the man IN the insane asylum who kept
| his wheclbarrow upside down for fear
somebody might I'll it with bricks. Women
had their wheelbarrows right side up now.
she said. and we're willing to take their
| share of the political load.
Mrs. John Rogers. in answering oues-
tons. told one man that tn" women would
not say What they would do with the vote
/ until after they got IL 70 smother, who
asked whether the women of Colorado were
| responsible for the troubles there. she said
that the women we're holding great mass
! meetings and sending committees 70 the
field to investigate as women of non
suffrage State would not dream of doing.
Promises stronger Governor.
1 Special privilege cannot he put out
in a moment" she continued The women
have instituted what are considered the
best school laws in the world. Thcv realize
| their civic responsibility and will elect
"A stronger Governor next wear.
| Another man asked whether the majority
of women wanted suffrage Mrs. Rogers
replied that there we're WD OOO signatures
to the petition for suffrage submitted at
Albany and only 5000 signatures to petit
! ions against ". On" UuestIohcr sald n"
had heard what the Government would do
for sick pi. but not what 1t would do
1 for a sick child
| After women have the vote there won't
be a u. 100000 appropriation for sick pigs
and "a $50 900 one for children" said Mrs.
| Rogers
The meeting iosed with THE star
Spangled Banner in response to Mr.. Multi.
gan's NTH request.
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xa;,.n,an, al IN. h;o nautical eouaIi,y
n,se,iny n, Grant. Tomb.
Mrs Relmont did not sneak. but sat in
an au,omohi,o where abe was inspect ed
from every angle by the crowd Miss Flor
ence Harmon introduced the speakers.
These were Naude Malone Mrs i Reming-
Ton charter Mrs Maud Schwartz Miss
Lucy Burns and Charles Edward Russell.
Mrs Jnez Milholland Boissevain arrived
in an automobile with her husband in time
IN answer questions. The Sixty ninth Regi-
man, hand furnished music be, wccn the
sp.e,bes
Trials for Golden Goddess.
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ument at Columbus Circle, pu, u was on'y
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n;.,,ars
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,nonwmon, as n vantage point, but were
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o"o Nas "' hanu,r uhich road "The
ne, cndaoss ~ I;hertv come and hear
so'ea .., This was held aIoft nv Miss
Ave. H.. and Wiss Rsbecca Michaels
Nil" Flat was Kent 40 busy answering
auestio ms that she was relieved by another
"Suspender Jack" Among Orators.
Across tho driveway from the monument