The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
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/ tundaa. Ian. i:s-t's~ssuF- of ih.'
a~msad for .affsax- ~iii b. Kept np
by women ot esgiaaa with uas~i-ns-
la s,s.E aurins the y~as l,is. a.
| ssssiinx Ia nosas~mUa, fson tbs
Ns,isnai t'siss al Womea's FaftraE-
Societies. Thi. asssaisaiI"n ~hir''
i. ~"fkiax osiy sioas constitutional
lines. viii hold It's ssaaa.i .oarsii
in February To as, oct it, rsii'i.si
.ampsien. which. u has ALREADY dc.
.la.d. ~i,i s~ s~sah with a great
na.' m--;isx in Aihrss tsil on t@h-
suary it.h. tn soisr the unisri and
constitutional a~assa from all
.issss. ths.usha-si the -asnis ~ far a
aas-snm-ns Measure fas xsmsn's
suffssf- 90
In review oi ss- wark q, The ps.i
year IL i lsa,ai.i ossl that isss~as~si
| pressure hn. t-~n directed uf-,e thr
sss-snm-nt in constituencies s-ps~-
seated BY ansi-sufssasiss ssiai.i-rs.
saa uroa sisvrsshsstax Ii. i.ssi,ios
Of tho Labor PARTY. the aa,y bsssy 10
the ,toas~ af csm nnas ~hsh ne
| fnsd~ tho ~oss~s's sssss~ an usssSssi
psri af IL. policy. Th~ uhai~ ~.sA
hs. t.-n .en~snsrss@sa 40 Tbs. dc sn.sss
sas { ,sas-snm-n. M..snr~. a.l-rJ
aniins she s-as pr-si,u. f.r ssli
iHi'ainer' by private a,~n,h~r< .s an
amsaarn aI 4. the Ges~ssn~ei tsss.
FbIs" tii' basinf i-.'s failed
\ Wx-a, sy~..l-Sti.a In H"aih
I.suart is cited Va sA.~iss The a.,is,
iiy 81 'h- women. in helping "a
sweep asa, I.ii~ssl mainfi,y. sna
t-''u.'iea sf tho Liberal .ss~as,h 1.
ais. reported in msny imrssssn, ,an
siisu-nti~.
Net long as. Sir Edward .r-, I'd,
mi''-'i that tn. record NJ the iiau.-
Of tcmnnns .n the womeN-s xus.
fras- gu-ssion had not h~~n xoot
spd " I. saitraEis's i, has hscn pro
founsiJ unsatisfactory. tie s,.r-s,
ot 's- advance in tho sotlntsy IL onl,
tho more significant. The pilgrim
as" In juiy from Eaiabareh to Lon.
s'"s ~ss the sr~a'css demonstration
which the National t-ntos. or indc4.I
any -"sfras. society cver rrrsiu,cds
~ a time when resentment
azsins' militant method. sss q, 10.
height. The country ,i,is1e. aud The
s'ce, towns showed ,a-ir aprr-~;1.
'i,n Of ia~-ahitins pso sasanda. b,
hundreds of crowded meetings leo.
lated -c's of honiisani.m there were
hut the, gave way rapidly before tn.
general goodwill which vas above
ali demonstrated in tho srra, final
mass meeting in HYDE rask on IuIs
:sih.
The support for Women. suf
frasc from responsible citizens Is
represented by favorable resolution
from neariv 20" country. town aod
rural dis,ric, councils. and frnm tn.
hr'nche. of nearly all tho trades nm.
ions in tho country.
Practically all the 4rratcr NO
mems ORGANIZATIONS support wo
mrr's Suffrage. including tho Ma
tionai t'nion of Women Worker.
which has once more discussed III.
uoes,ion this year. and of tho 80 suf
FRA 70 societies existing. the Na,iona
Union alone has membership NJ
ncrrlv Sn.oan. while he'wcen 's.O"'
~,d 10. 0Oe rrirrds ~ women's SUI
frarc have hcnn enrolled M 10 date
Nbcu' At0o.n"" he's tcc~ adm'r's
'"-"d from hrndn,ar'ee- dur'1r ihs
~"~r ~-H ~" ,~,r' r-u,hcr NJ mor''
'nvs held lie considerable over '.-"H
"0nc dancer during tho wear ha,
hccn avcrted. Tho passasc ~ 'h'
Manhood s,ff-avr Rili VS.. rcrdered
fn,nossiblc =, the face of unredeemet
'Icd"ns. After the Socatrr's -"''-'
and the postronement Of the hi'i u"
the end ~ the session wns de"idet
Wnon. the annual conrc-c~r" ~ th'
Labor Party bv 9 to I rssscd n -n--
luton opposing any further cxten