The Detroit times., 1916-06-07
Not To BE Won by
Those Who Love Her
For Her Votes Alone
WANTS PLANK
IN PLATFORM
Both G.. o. p. and Dem
Ocratic Pleaders Get
Cold Shoulder
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. June Backed by
pledges OF 5o0,C0O votes and $500.
900 cash to overthrow enemies OF
woman's suffrage. the National wo-
mars party will this afternoon de-
rland OF the G.. o. =. resolutions
committee that suffrage plank be
included in the Republican platform
The suffragists planned also to
demonstrate their strength before
delegates this afternoon in "A parade,
WITH 10000 In line.
Old party gallants are already pay.
ing serious court 20 the new woman
suffrage party. which made It's ma.
uonal political debut only yesterday
Miss Suffrage Party has dowry
OF 100000 votes 20 bCstow upon
the sutton who wins her affections
She has already demonstrated that
she is not easily 10 be beguilcd by
the ffattcriug phrases OF those who
love her Tor her votes alone, hut
will insist upon a prc~nuptial con.
tract pledging, in return, equal polit-
zeal opportunity for all American wo-
men. through national suffrage
amendment
Former Gov Osborn, Of Michigan.
and John HAYS Hammond. Of New
York, were IN" first TO publicly plead
for her consideration Of the cause
OF Republicans. Osborn. overardent,
after declaring that IF The Repub-
lican party has any political sense
left II will adopt the Susan b. An
thony amendment a. a plank of It's
platform, and nominate Theodore
Roosevelt" admitted that he did not
expect II To 30 the former.
Miss Suffrage Party Immediately
lost Interest IN his suit.
Hammond boosted that Republi-
cans would protect the pride, by
fierce OF arms and not by mere
words" IL she would but yield her
hand-and votes He painted In
glowing words the manlincss OF the
Republican party, but lodged pre-
nuptial contract But all in vain.
Cheercd by the chilly reception
given the proposals. Of his hated
rivals. Dudley Field Malone, collect
or Of the port Of New York. sought
20 rush the Young lady to a basty
pledge for Democracy and Woodrow
Wilson
II have not come all the way from
New York to faltcr you" Malone de-
clared Republicans have joined
George VI Cohau and are waving the
American fag 10 win your support.
We want YOU 20 come with US, and
live Americanism and not only take
IT,"
But when he could promise NO
pledge for his party she turned a
deaf ear 10 his further entrea'iss.
In similar terms the Progressives,
Socialist and Prohibitioniss PAID
their court. The latter two. although
hedging 10 share their all Will the
new party. were fatty rejected As
not having power To share. me
Progressiycg were kindly hut firmly
told that though their professions
sounded good, no definite answer
could be given ill they were through
djckering with the 6. q. T" ana an
inventory had been mace 10 sho"
whether they held any power III
their own name.
Harriet stanton Blatch made II
plain that the new party's love IN
cIines TO Woodrow Wilson and pe'
mocracy, but she wants the Demo
Gratis TO show by forcing action pc
fore adjournment OF congress 10 the
Susan Is. AnthoQy amendment.
That the new party is to be a
politica force, backed by money ac
well AZ votes. Is assured, by cam
paign pledge OF half a million DOL
lars made by Mrs. o. II. =. bei-
mont, Of New York