Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
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Oetlot equally with the ~ oDe 0overol
years resent the tuleFSesenco g - q
The factiOus oe sulraglsep an6 fhe A.
tempt to turn ths sllfago eouoo Int
IN adjunct - IL nsouboScnn party.
They believe they know hov - voes
without being tod by voqDea VIA
never had the vote; and they refuse 70
turn against the DemocSatp who have
done % much for thelr eaose y thelr
respective states.
THIS attitude b bEuueht ct eleaFiy
In IN interview b. Nlxu1a 0seelsy-
Smith. nationally proainent % .
writer on the star of TIE New Yosk
World. With Mn. Alexnnder Thomp.
son. Democratic National Comulttee-
man from Oregon. and Nru. Therea
~. Graham Of Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
"One would Think observed MrA
Thompson to Nlss 0rseley- Smith.
that n any Instruction In suffrage
matters had to be given It would come
from the women who have won the
vote and do vote rather than from
-Suffragists In the East who are still
disfranchIsed. am . young woman.
but ] have been through three cam
paigns for the vote In Oregon. In the
nnal campaign We won through the
cooperation and help and belief In NJ
Of the men Of Oregon
Aided BY Democrats.
I'VE have been voting only i've
years and we are stiil grateful to our
men, So. when the Congressional
Union sent speakers to Oregon to tell
us to vote against all Demoerah We
laughed At them. Why. It the last
election they campaigned against
George e. Chamberlain. who introduced
the frst Suffrage bill In Oregoa and
who had been the friend of the wom-
en- all through their 6ftesn years'
fght.
Il agree with every word tAat Mn.
Thompson has spoken." declared Ma
Graham. The conditions 10 M 9tate
are the same a. IN Oregon. excepf that
we have had the vote for twenty yeara,
and Il was Given 10 NJ without our
having to light .fof Il. The Conaren.
stcnal Union has speakefs ID Idaho
now urslns - 10 slaughter ths DtaSe-
crnts and frse or sls(ers n ~ Nhst.
How sllly tat u An epq,ea b Ne
Eaa % foe1lsh q 10 be IA aWny u
~ megs 6ecjaiattoa d candidate.
unsupported ~ ~ party. thaf he's
personally Ia favor q Hedersi
amendmenf1 Woodrow Wlfspu voted
for Su6fage. tsao chap3oo &. tluehss
evsr vsesd ser oue|ra0of sSvIlesN has
dens svsrythlNo eens5SesMs MIN Z b..
lies h otate elShts, ehe ee ~ sunda-
mental prinelpjee q 0o1aoesaey. sus.
fra0e can nevsr win - norSIean L.
sue. Alienate the oemoceafo ~ MAGE
and you have killed svesy ehanes SUI
seaos has.s
Won ~ WIIssn's oesseh. 4
It II admitted BY practically IN suf.
fragists that their cause has been
helped greatly By the speech President
Wilson made before the convention Of
the National Woman's Suffrnes Assocll
alton at Atlantic City recently. on Sept.
Sth. When the President told them
he had come here to Aght with you.
the 1000 sufrragists Rathered Ii Nixon's
Theatre arose and cheered him en-
Enthusiastically.
This pledge By the President led
Mn. Carrie Chapman cast. president
Of the associstion to ny:
~You touched our hearts and won
our fealty when you aid you had
come here to hght With ~
The asfonishlng thing about this
movement" said President Wilson. ~
not that II has grown - slowly. but
that II has grown 20 rapidly. : Il
| est liftls impatient sometimes
shout the dIscuasion of he channels
and methods BY which e u 70 prevail
It II going TO preyaii, and that Is y
very superficial and Ignorant tiew o.
u which attributes Il 70 mefe social
unrest. L = not melely becanse the
women are tlsconfented. Il u because
the women have reen yis1oQs Of duty..I
and that 4 ssmethins which Ne MOI
Only cannot resisk. hut. x ~ be true
Americans. " Do ~ Wish q
resist.
Il have feit q I 1T Aers toelsht IN;
whOiesoue contasipn q ~ cccasIosl
Almost every othef IT. thnt ever
sfsited Atlantic CITY / cai1s 70 nghi
someoody. ! hardly khoW I'm to con-
dpcf myself whsn ha4e ~ come 81
hsht souieeody, b1t Win soepebody. 4
= have cogpes - guG1t, aponi
Oder things that ~ ~ forces n
nature ar steadlly uuk ~ and 1T
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