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SUFFRAGE GAINS
RAPIDLY UPSTAl
IN CLOSING HOUF
Rural Apathy Is Brush
Aside by Outburst of
Enthusiasm.
WOMEN UNDAUNTED
BY FOtS IN CITI1
Sixt>-five Movie Motives H?
Cause in Buffalo Many
Touns Sera Won.
lu ?EMMA hi 6?nt
-
B -v. t "...">? ? in y vote? a? I
utior. ;? ? r black hag I h
the wor. . represent
the astir I igsra
Yonker-. fi i state Senators to h
ve-1 Iai iphia neide i
clerks la crr.?s-roh.is grocery atoi
WTaoa I coont?
11 the 42" were po g te
?uffragr te-raori
that number ? ey w
?.?oing to vo'i i.g..Il ?t :'.. aid Bl
? e had not nade up their tnir.d?.
If ?uff.'ape Wiae, T ?hall be tve fi
to ?ay. "I told you so." If ?: i:oc?i.'i
?hall ?ay: "Wall, all my farmers s
honest grocers ?wore for u?. it *
your factory hand? and ward poliUeil
i-i the b g eitles thai beut the women
There la ne doobt aboal I I
??nail tovr.? Bl ?
and ce; 'ral parts of tL? state have
very treni - itfrage i.
frhethei i vor l
. ? : ion Pay Is a
few ?ire ?brave anoagh to bbbwi
I tora, i rail istors ?
soda elei i bedg
-
to tresd I Bal] haOW from what
act... '?
public or niOfl ii rushing over to t
?
? ho VI
? .
Cause Now Seriou? lOBM
thai
Jon
New York hn? a he*;er ore .
? more BSOBey, BSOrc revv
an?: a bet!
ion t -? ta Mew Jera?
Thr? th "Go
eral" Bol bol ". state
We marvelled even then at thl '"
ene ay we were re.
the Hudson and or: the Del??
the eae i
?now itoi
Rosalie to ' | sad make
speech. if we were hoot?
and snowballed. In the OBI
delejrf." iom oi womei te saesl
? very Tillaste, with luncheons and pii
??n? in their honor. In the Othe
? at the
I ei< and did rot repr
? ranch organised suffrage work.
I eaterday I . roas All
ever the rente followed by thi
?? i ? Inns ol l
three year? had broucl
.... - friei
ter of 1912 were going to vote for t
?o-morrov .
At I'npfr Red Hook live? Abner Ha:
and Mrs. Haas, of h|e??ed memory, wr
onened her house ar.l her can? of baki
l>eai.s foi h shivering mob of wom?r
who . ? Kv e.
"How is Mr. Ham con?: to vote?"
??kr WC h.j
'au;- Tm ?thoug
: en '.
"Hi " she calk
'
? ? . "y vori
? hat . ' ? '?'il bai
Ahr or. appeal ? ^
east covered w iti B
COinr t" v r ?,? for ?
Abaei it three yeai
?
The "hihei re freaks in tho?
We were "those eraay su
.
litical iai
?
to the. oui v> ?? hi
attained the dignity of a ;
nt* ?uch imporiar.ie that Lemuel (,?iiip
deemed It
? r mei
?
' ? r>.ion? on moi
political issues. It is all very open an
abovehoard; (very en? knows ohethl
r.m JoBOS il a Republican or a Hem'
< rat. A i |
cojnt up and i ? ge ?
?o be the winning aide in this can
SwJgB worm n make men's opinions, an
body knows bow his chauffeur
I to v..?. ? ?.' ba '
t icians a; ? ?nd wh
i lie ? ?i ? i ? pera ai
ghriag the
? ?tual amount ? ? : Bee unie-? the
happen to be very brave < Indee?
lntenxe Interest 1'revall?.
Along the rOBtO of the suffrage ami
I found ? reel every wl
the ?wesson's bill. In Hadsen the asi
fragists at? goiag to ha
the inutiiri]?al hallowe'en
(though the antl-aoffl ?; ?' ' . who iir
- rh ari'i faehionable namberin
among their followers Mr,- Robel
? s. ? ?. of t r of the Evan
ale brew? ? preven
? . al
? job lee
In Rhinih.i,. I ound the ??Ball mer
chant - '. ? ? bib a sort of anti
suffrage r. ? fount
?'rs lay copie? of an addrc?? by Stephe
II. Olin, vvho ?'"
? try Haces along the Hud sol
"The suffragette?. certair.lv ?tarte
SeaSBthlag ?when they rnarrhid u
igh here," said one merchant
"They've been at it ?ver since, i
ly this laat ?la months, vu
ne* and let
? ? ? loi And now ?'?
Ladies are getl l gsw ia thi
i
voto."
Suffrage in the w.-tert
part of the ,-tati two WOOkl **'" WBI
only lukewarm, gam pa rod with what
found in thi ifu.is.in Valley. Thai
many men had not thought about ruf
fr??:? at a'!. To d.i. I BCarsol*
an indifferent voter.
If you ' Bid to I
board ?With BM ' ' "dation trair
and come d"wi, it.. i:v<i fresa FVBffc
keei?? l Toi I I* - a nokv
saaohy ol?l Ira n, and everybody w-ho i>
poa p sleepi
behind a newapapei We do not dis
turb them, evoa IOI be ? ause.
Train V ?II 1 ? to 5.
In the liai seat la a bored looking
individual
"Nothing doing, miss," he sni-ps, evi?
dently laboring
I was a Mifr,.,- would stand
and argin oil all the waj
rity if be show? of weaken
ing. "
"put me d ' says the next.
and so it go?.- lei hall the length or
" ' ?*?*?
"I intend to ?otl foi it.
"I favor it"
"I'm for the ladiit. ??very time
"I'm goinir to ?TOte for i'. ?OfeS >m
... ... ?hot the?; de
There ?Aere fourteen toeb Basaren
troBgli
id te ' The to* isioi tli
? ?
up hit
mind.
In the 1
?i, - ^ . r ?,. r vki
? ?
i
\ rj
?
? .?
? reform mo?
I ? ?
? v ?
tro op
? -rent |f
S?-hene?tnd\ Won.
"I doubt rrv Coltim
?
? op in th*
mon.
and wo knew ?re are i do it
-nun, but
BOB "
.treme
? rt of 1
.
?'
. ? ?
?tica] bosses and lm.
Ill !
tenu i ty i
the ari
how to mark hit ?
? of one
.-lit th?1
ring '
?
Kt I coma 1 nd an over?
grow -. for the
and
owing t.. ths exigencies of a loc
?? tlmoaf i ? r?
tain to i ? . Georgs H. Lubb. the for
for o*1 I will poll the on tir?
. ? .
t of a fuaioi
Dr. Loan I
? ? k| evi i y campaign
.: \ ots
the Isboi loli: - Dr. Lonn,
the j ;??? live Democrats and Re
publican? vot . go, il is hard
i how the women can fall do i
?
Uest Citizens in Pave*.
Two hundred and thirty-eight Of
ed and thirteen! Nobody
- to have ?o ro-y a tale to
to1.! < ?' ? .,-. .,? bota are
nd. as one e ; tor laid: "It's
:. ir that the ? i mi n aril] loa?
How, th't:, i!;r? T pluck thetO astonish
ing figure? out of my little old bag?
There it only obi exp anatioo, ii you
assume that the not a
true prophecy. My only eonfetiion is
t h a 11 h <
ent and responsible section of the
community. The men I laten
were almost wholly m01
nal men. TI i il 0| nioBi were
eotativo ol
?
laloonkeep
theii er did I
? facto?
the Italiana ?J
In thi Genesee V ins say
? heoe are the i ? votei
swell the election vietorica. Your ?mall
town jrrocer may he a fine man and a
? -here aren't
of him. the ?
rigii
The intelligent, responsible men
.vor of
vom a
If it
wo shall kaow that I was right
.-.nd the po! | wrong; that 1
virtaoas upstate grocer doei represent
public ' ?? ward heeler does
'
ROCKEFELLERS CLASH
OVER POLITICAL VIEWS
John D. and William Wage Hoi
Fight for Rival Candidates.
The political campaign is to hot in
Mount Pleasant this year that John D.
Rockefeller is opposing his brother
William, a Republican, who is usiner
all bis influence to re-elect John J.
Sinnott, a Democrat.
John D. Rockefellir has always ?up
ported Slnaott ??.ear. and "
eved that he 1 ? a on o? ei to
of Sesbury C. Mastic? by 'h
ork of afra. M
toi "' i|r. Lucii h i Sha ta
prominent i-i Poeai tleo Hills
and knows Mrs. John D, Rockefeller, jr.
ROI er failed to
hels her husbarid'.s cause, but IB]
1 id nothing to do with eenvertiag
John D. Roekofollor. Two years ano
Sinnot! beat Mastiel b? ll?l. but ;>e
had John D.'l support. The race th-s
year || so close that both rides ire
claiming victory.
a- ?
FORUM ON CONSTITUTION
\\ Ickerohaai Explains < aaae of G. W.
Perkins's Qppoolttoa.
George v.. Wickertham, former
General, ad
nd - - es ob tbs pro
? m in the assi ni
? h of the Messiah,
I ? ?! rhirtj fourth
loot uight. Mi. Wickertham analyzed
the constitution, d its forma
rged Iti adoptloa.
Aft? open forum was
tad Mr. Wickersham an?were,|
writtei eationi handed to him. 11
the ? v. Perl -
lefeat the
new
Perkini never quite
ill Roof for thi pan he
veil in
1912 "
MARSHALL RAPS PERKINS
Mint? I umher Interest? Inspire*! Criti?
cism of Constitution.
II, member-at-largs to
' oagly advp'
i ,
t inn ?it the Youog Ms Asso
t B?gb< ? " .-i h hs
Georg? W Porl ? ? foi
effort hovi | defi sted,
rkim ? ?is tbs head
ol" the MarVOtter Traot," he said, "and
. was in Hun;-. ? of ' i ! as ?i bcail of the
v?.r k Lift a ban It wbi to neai ly
wrecked, and it would nut do for oitbl r
IO JtMtleS or Mr. Porkias fresh from
the fields of corporation exploit?t oi ?
to call th i eoBveatiofl a moetiag -'
corporal on lawyers There is a iu?
picion that Mi P< i - ppooitioa i?
s 'k'i:e--? 'I bv the 1 iiaber iataraota."
PERKINS SURE HELL WIN
M.,?., Will Let About 12.000 Votes,
Jlis Friend-. Pr?di.l
Charles A Porkias, Republican ean
! didato for District Attorney, dec?an I
last night that hs was gO?Bg tO bs
U d to-morrow,
"I have a hunch that I am gaiOM tO
, ???.,(! i rief ?.-????. bj .
? ol plurality." Mr, Perkiaa sa i.
Mr. Parkin
i
will I ?
l BO; veto ?
Vol?- "i?-s" ?>n the coaotttatioa, to
i bririR NSOJ Vork Slate's fundamental
i la? ?'M to dale.
LET WOMEN WH
THOUSANDS PR
Tomorrow's Flection
cussed in Hundreds
City's Churches.
NO WAR IF SUFFRA?
PRIA AILS, IS PI
Saloon Problem Also Won]
Settled al Same Time. A
serls Dr. OoodCulld.
In hundred? of churrhe? in New
vc-Trrday notre uns taken e?f th?
that an Impottai.t civ ?c election i?
ng. if no menUoa wa? asada Ir
mon?, prnvcrs contained referen
? . ? .. ?...
Malcolm J. Mcl ei
Niel efoi me,i i horch,
on the election.
were prayers and referene
bjeet in the West
Methodist, M?
Avenu?? Baptist. Madison Square
hvter.. ? , ? ilva . Method I and .
churches. The sub?'.- was al s
? Pre? Synagogue House.
;. . ?Dr, p. M. (Joe
tral Baptist Church, declared in
sermon that to allow women to
Will be to settle both the quest ot
] of the saloon.
"There are three great question;
fore u? a? a nation Inat now," he
"First, the wir question. Shall
?pend h billion dollars in buildini
what :i called i system of nationa
fenc? and turn a nation who I i
are thooe of DOBCC into an at
camp? Second, th.' drial qoei
How can the liquor traffic, with a'
the eviN that attend it iti the is
and in the state, be completely
everlastingly 01 erthrewn "
tion. Shall we ncknovv'n
our women to vote
their inffrage be ai unlimite.
"Tin se three questions are rela
Settle the woman question and we I
? i the other two. Women 1
of all that has been don
the solution of the whiskey prob
(live them a chance and they will c
plete th? |ob. And it il the same v
the war problem. When women I
there will be no wars, for we ?hall
I better method of settling d
"American? ought to stead 'qua
on the D?claration Of Independe
which says that governments ?ie
their jo I rn ers from the consent
the governed. If the women are
iler government they have n tight t
in the government. And If I
?ut the government is based
the family. I should simply 1
il rot. God dea1.- ?rita individu
and so doe.? the state. ?Congressie
apportionment? are not made on
basis of famille?, but on ttic whole p
illation. We miprht as well sey 1ha
family is a religious unit as to sav t
II is a political unit. Then the n
would do the repenting and praying
well as the vot'ng for the whole fi
'.!>??"
- ?? ? ?S>
REYNOLDS FOR SUFI RAG
Kx-Senator Telia long Heach Won
The) ?should Have Vote.
Ex-Sonutor William H. Reynol
builder of the modern Long Reach, y
terday declared that be would vote
the suffrage amendment to-morn
ai receive?! enthusiastically
the suffrage leaders at their meeti
on the ?boardwalk. Mrs. Jeanne Mar
? ? . ned Mr. rleynoldsV indoi
1 after she had 1
iahed an hour's plea al th?
aw the former Senator in t
croud and invited him to stand to t
hi- view s. He said :
"Our speaker has expressed betl
than I eoald what 1 think every doce
man believes that women should hu
the vote. I can assure you that 1
ballot ?Will be cast that way lu.- in'..'
in QneeBB, too. the sanragiets hs
I ? - busy, aad from a canvass ma
since the lael reg itration day they s
I yesterday that the amendmi
would carry the boroogh. Thin me?
ingl will continue to-day, and to-me
row theie will be from two to sis WOI
ers at every polling place.
9
RUNAWAY GIRL SHOT
Reveals lier Identity In Hospital in
Cause? .Man's Arrest.
Newark, N". J.. Oct. 11. A youi
woman wno is in the City Iloipital he
Bs Mr?. Haul Mach, twenty-five yea
old, of 1 Atlantic Street, Newark, B
.. Police Lii ntenant Holler t
?lav that she 1? PrSaeea Melville, se
enteen year? old, of l l Sherman Ai
nue, Jersey City who ran away <
n 1 1 last and for a horn the poli
? ?king.
t to the hospital on 0
'?iber |fl suffering from a build woui
111 the right forearm, which she Ha
?ril whoa a revolver fro
which she wa? extracting bullets ace
m? diechargt d. 1 ??. Kiehai
Brown, to whom the ??irl first appli?
tor tna'n.eni. said |be told him thi
. .1 bei wound ??? hen att? mp
,- to itop her eousln fi em taking n
? hen h? bi came despot deal 011
A ' I
raj fl '?in hoir
?.'. March 13, 1 !.?? follow I ng ?iay ah
Hen ..' n Fleet Stree
Jersej I Ity, were arrested in .lets?
City Bl thej came out of a motion pii"
. ? I ?..'. were reprimanded an
charged when Heiman, who i? mai
ned, said he would never see the gii
agaia.
On March IS the girl was reported t
the police BS missing According to he
. ame to Newer! \ 1 reeol
? he Blade aboot v : it
il' 1 man. Lieutl mint llol!. i al:
? West Hobol "i, t.. nigh
arre led him. ii. 1 locked an I
1 II? adquai tel.? hoi??
SUNDAY CONCERTS ATTACKE]
Hr. l?iisner Sav s l'eriormanrea "D?se
crate the Day."
Sunday concert- such as are ?tage?
in Varies! New Torh theatre? were at
tacked vigorooaly la?', evening by th?
Dr. Chi latian ! . ?Seteaei. paetoi
Of the ?ira. e Methodist hf..i..|...
1 hurch, "1 ? ermoa as "S-.n day Rec
Phi a. ii? ress?rki i, "seee
? not only til? day, but are en 1
' enough to call tne performance
. red.'
"We are in a wild day for excite
?er continued "Thrill
. ' that ".-' heve b?'cn substituted
?I? ?-j . t ipii ?tuai cmution?
. accept act vitiei bbIj on ?that
Some women are working fur
be In
I:.' I
. ? ng tl ago."
II nui ?ant tit ?tup the ??Mr. ron
liisinn and inelli? ien? > in the ?Inte
m ;iariiti?iii? as the) are no? organ
i/rd. vole "11?" on Ihr ne? COBOtl
(ilion.
PROGRESSIVES FAVOR
NEW CONSTITUTE
(liilils and Chadhourne Dccla
Themselves StroMgly.
\\ '. sm Hamlifl Child i, P .
lenil i in B ind William
irne. of
t?.e of New \ ..???? ore
? ?f thi
t ion, dt ipit? 'ie pit ?idi-'.L* of
ogaiaat it. ?
? ? ?
"Speaking as a Progreoahro, I 1
?ha* the personnel of the ('<
?titutionaf ? onvent ob ?;i- ?? h ph
btaiaed J believe that tl
carried through their duties with i
utmotf un el- ihnen and di
the public Intel
"In eoBipariag the n??w eonitituti
?rith the Old IB, 1 lie balan
my judgment, is very largely
favor of the neu eonotitutioBi and
i ? rtaiaiy \ ota for it."
Mi. Chadbouras said:
"If the Biachins politielaas ?ueec
? he new eon ' totion th
will admini ti ? ? check to I
movemeat to promote respoi I i ?
? : ? ? eooi ' I ."."
PENN SUFFRAGISTS
MAKE LAST STAN
Will Mold Rapid lire Meetim
in Philadelphia Today?Con?
dent of Victory.
? i :. . - .; ' ? r ;
? L SI The n'd fat
ticiai ? tsterdsy, I
' tl, gbtlBg until the In
and serenely hopeful that t
east by the men of PeBBsylvan
to-morrow t ill safraBchiso their s?
r last batch of prejudl
riag bomhs to-morrow in a ?eri
of meeting! which will end the cai
! Iltie Cl "Wil- heard t!
suffiape moaaaga t.. day at half a dozi
meetings, at whirl, appeals were mai
of Pennsylvania
i., e ? hi troi '? ?,-.-..
pu'iticai equality snd fsshion the tin
ttep ?f politic
democracy.
Tomorrow there will be a continuoi
meeting in the Po-tofhre Plaza, who
the speakers will work m relays. The
?ill also be a debate In Wither?poi
Hall between Norman RaBgOOd, edit?
Of "llaper's Weekly." Bad Mrs. O. i
oliphant, secretary of the New Jers4
n iIppoaed to Woman Su
frage.
With this added punch pu' late tl
suffrage Campaign nf the last minu'
fricada o? laffrags in all parties ?
a possibility of ths "Ves" cif'luin
? | iteriBg a '.O.Ofiti lead In this ci
t o-morrov. .
Ray State Suffragists
to Ouard the Pol'
Bo ton, Oet 81. Most of ths caad
listes and - In ths stai
election campaign took s root to-da
. tump, whil
ed them-i Ives t
figuring the pn tcoms of th
? -?
"An anti-sufTrsfre iweep" WSS pn
il ???",! by Mra, John Baleh, president r
State Aati-Saffraga Astociatioi
She said the majority npainst suffrafi
would be at least 100,000 \-o*r:,.
Mr?. Gertrude H. Leonard, ehairm?
of the Massaehaaotts Suffrage ''an
pair'-. ( ommittee, said that reports c
caawaaaori hoa ? d I haf ? <?< en i I i
every ten nun .- ?? : had declara
in favor of suffrage, and she b
this indie.' for tl.
cans?-.
Bot?i the soffrsgisti and their oppc
n?nt-i v.-iil keep the campaign moving i
lively fashion to-morrow, Automobil
parties of ipeahen for both sides aril
, hold many street meetings here and i
fither large cities. This will virtual!
close the campaign of the anti-suffr.-i
pists, but tlie laffragiltl plan to carr
their activities to the very duurs of th
lection bootl Eight thousand sut
frogs worker have been enlisted t
nd guard outside the polling place
will work H' relays and eac
worker will carry a bsBBCr urgisg
\ ote on the i meadmeat,
BIG FORCE DETAILED
TO NIP ALL BONFIRE?
Army of City fimployes on Dut;
To-morrow Night.
A safe sad sane election Bight, on
lighted by booflre . It ths ideal towan
which tiie Police and Piro department
are itriviag thti year. Prom the firm
dusk falls until the last returns are il
the entire police force? BUgSBOBtOd b;
110 firemen, i?11 fire preveatioa iaapec
t??r?. 1''0 teaemei h? ? m-pertor?, fi
if n tl ? ?car IB| I I and ?0 niel
from the Borough PreoidOBt'l office
will patrol the -'reet. of Manhattan
intent on quenching even the suchte?
hl?7.e and arresting; it? maker.
Pire CootstiaoloBor Adomson alv<
prepared an a?i nonne? ment, which wa
read in every public school last Frida
and will be read ajrain to-day, WBrnini
the children of the dm?- fats la ?tor?
for them thi : election nifiht rn
. m beeomei too hot.
Police CommiaaioBer Wtoodi ?ill trj
out on election i rht a whema to k?-? j
i ? obi off the troof Bad out of mi*
? I duriog the couatiag ><f the votes
In Public School li'l. m Kii.-t Fourtl
troet, and in Public School <<;,, |n Hud
?Ol Street, telegraph wires will be in
stalled, ami a free motion picture show
. ? ported with the late?t returns
?ill be gires all through the evening
If thi proves laeeeitffll it will be pu'
into general practice BOXt year.
PROS AND ANTIS MEET
IN SUFFRAGE DEBATE
Praise and Attack Cause for 1
Hours at \ ree Synagogue.
After Btoaths of long-raiiKe baas?
bardaseat urith I?;k'i ssplooiva oratory,
?uffragiatl atid oat red their tac
i . .?.--.. ? re ol th.ir campaign's close
? Ight, and locked in the handgrips
. b?ta at the i !<??? Syaagogao, Il
West Sixty-? Street
li, l'i lee Bfld Mis? Charlotte
i Rowe pleaded for the defeat of the
eadmeat. while Mr.-. Raymond Rob
bint, pn nt ol tbs National Wom?
an'? Tr '.?!?' Ub?ob League, and Mrs. Eliio
\. Itei-i'.fict, former clerk of the Colo?
rado Senate, upheld the cause.
At the close of three hours of scru?
pulously polite ?tatement and cotitra
diction both lidoi suspended hostilities,
neither acknowledging defeat. RThere
the speikei? stopped, the audience,
which had packed toe lyaagegas to the
h.i'an, ? nd liagored IB the ai?le?,
Uli the ttepa ami th?.' -i.lewalk, to dis?
cuss vote- for women as though it were
a pert- BOB toaS.
Foremost in the debate were Mrs.
! !U i Mis Pine The former
bas, 1 l.(.r uttai-k on the fact that only
irhoa politicioBt roeogatsod wom?'n is
in important part of their constitue'icy
Would they acquire their point of ?new
? -. Miss Pi
; that if women wore giantcd the
vote, ths oaly toBtimoat untouched by
p<>l.t,i- i Baachiaei la tbs itats would be
i- <?.'.
They trgued thi i pelota, and were
hs far from agreement ut t'ie rln-?- ?s
? en at the In ginning, Tln-ir
o oad at tiaoi
,?ih?ti<- thai Rab? Btephi
M to, 'he cbairmoa, wai obi ig? i to la
i terrupf the IBOOhei i'd caution a le- -
' partisan diaoUv of favila a. 1
VOTE IS WOMAN'S
DUTY, SAYS WISE
Denial Surest Wav to Kccr
Her LInfit, Rabbi Tells
Congregation.
<>n the fjrouti.i that th? burden oi
pr.'.if re?t? upon those who continue t.
deny the franchis,, to women, Dr
St. I hen S. Wleo, of 'he Free Syna
rregSO, told a larrre audience at Car
nejfi? Hall yesterday why the vot?
should be (riven to women.
"Woman hn? never been dlsfran
el ed; she remain? unenfrane hi?ed,'
i? ? Dr. Wise. "H'chtlv or wrongly
snd I believe arreBgly weaeea wa? not
enfranchised at the founding of th? Re?
public, and the burden of proof prop?
erly rests upon thn?e who undertake tn
maintain that woman nug-ht to remain
BBl nfraBChieed. Half of the task of en
franchising the citizen? of the nation
i ? rformed at the outset of our his?
tory] the o'her half remain? to be
?ioiie with the least possible delay.
Whether It be right or duty, privilege
>?r burden, we ask, Why should the
franchise be withheld any longer from
? '.men ""
Dr. Wi?e anewered the argument that
i.i-e no' 'it to exercise the suffrage
lying that the .-ure?' way to keep
..?i.-. BBfit il to continue to deny
them the right and the duty of ?the
- nffrage.
"Assuming for the moment that thi?
intolerable utterance he true," ?aid Or.
\\ ?. "who will venture to deny that
? ti!, have ever been fitted for the
? ?.?reise of the franchise and the re?
sponsibilities of eitixenship until after
they have ?WfOBted the right to exercise
the franchise and to meet, citizenship'?
complete responsibilities!
"it Is also not. easy to he patient with
thi argnmenl that wemea to-day exer
a eoneiderablc influence, an.l that
; ;i political Influence may he wielded
without the acceptance of a eommenes?
ate political reaponaibility. la the in
of democracy. Influence without
responsibility, if it obtain at all. must
I"' ended If, furthermore, it he implied
? the home and the family will be
Linken down by feminism which, it i?
whispered. IB to be The ultimate outcome
of the loffrage movement it la w-ell to
remember that all the vicious interests
are opposing equal suffrage and in
some place.- supplyiag the funds with
I * r Wise explained that feminist
was or? than an attempt o
the pat ? of womi n to I me omethin
thi " -ev of 1" "
alty personified." Those who fest roa
an S','T' ... ?' m II pr.rtenT of 'i'"
? aid Dr. Wise, reay allay tbeii fees
for th? Socialist? are riot entirely rt
, ? abOBt '?? "TTii'ti v of ?rig, a
women are sssentlally ?
Again, If It i? fair foi- women to wei
fair for thi fi tO vote, |fl Spite 0
the assertion thai to ghre worn
en the vote would be to Inflict O
?hem an added harden. The only bur
den from which eme men wool
exeni[i' all women, sai(| Dr. Wise, wa
'he burden of ?iti?en?h;p, which wa
to borden a? all a burden which cou!.
he?t help women to bear those othe
industrial and economic burden? whirl
rested upon her.
"A? for the fear of contnm'nn'ioi
following from woman'? entering i
polling place." asserted Dr. Wise, "i
voting is at present eondoeted unde
?iich unwholesome r.nd unclean BU
spices that its very touch is defiling
?lier? we need the cleansing and purify
ing participation of women at thi |
i,?u"e In keeping with the BOriOB Bl I
of the objections I have dealt with
the fear ofttlmes expressed that equs
? ?""rarre will end the birth of children
New Zealand, where there i? woman
suffrage, i,; the beet ei rer to such ?
"The vo'e of women will always be,
in the main, an indent and non
partisan vote. Women will not vote for
pert*1 nam<"?=, nor he controlled hv party
label?. Poor economy it may be for
tWO 'o do the work of one, bat It were
poorer economy for one tn attempt to
do the work of two, when one cannot
do better than two with respect to the
affairs of'the State. >.,>? only cannot
oui' do better than ewe, hut in the i ? s
of men and women, hnth ?op-ether
should have the right t.. ,)., T.efer on
behalf .'?" the stete.
BUDGET MESSAGE,
WHITMAN'S PLAN
Senate Committee Agrees to Aid
?800 (o 1.200 Jobs May Go.
Albany. Oct. Il, A plan to formulate
a tentative state budget for Br?eoste?
tion to the Legislature in a financial
message by (iovernor Whitman soon
after the first of next yenr became
known here to-night when correspond?
ence between the 'Iovernor and Senator
C. T. liorton, chairman of the SOBOte
Civil Service Committee, wa* made Bub
lie. Mr. Whitman asked Senator Hor
ton for the ni?! o;' his committee ?n pre?
paring the proposed budget, and the
commit?.'" rea Illy agreed to help.
Beeide the Governor ami the Civil
Servie? I omm ttee, the chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee and of the
Committee,
the Governor! priva! i tea rotary and
two bud) rx| -it? trill make op ?he
eOBferOBCO. It i? planned to lay before
this ronfeier.?-" the OStiaSBtOS IBbOSittOd
by the State Controller and to summon
department hea?l? before i'
rbe Senate Civil Service Committee
i ?> preparing a report for the Senate
upon ti"- itandardfsation and roelaeatfi.
cation of talar es and oficos >n the ttats
service.
While no otTnial announcement on
the committee's work OOUld be bed, it
?.vas reported 'hat |1 OOUld reromm.-nd
0 redutHion of -'rum I to T per rent In
the number of ttats employai A? there
are approximately 17,000 ?alaried stats
employes, this would mean th? dit
nissei of from 100 to 1,200 pervonl.
NORWAY EXPECTS
BRYAN THIS MONTH
Rx-Secretary Believed Planning
Visit in Interests of Peacp.
Pans, firt 31. The corre?por.,|ent of
th" HaVBS News Agency at GOBOVB
i is Praakfort *.a
from Chiittiai ..i ttatiag that
Wlllism J. Bryan will arr -.? ?
way in mid-November.
I- was rumored la.-t mor'h ?' ,- . .
Secretory Bryan ?? led to
rope this wiater In ,;-- lateroots of
peaee. II Is not kaown whether he
will attempt to influence in person the
. of the warring nation? toward
that end 01 ? ' he will ?? ?
? ? public opinion in neutral
Countries, Mr. Flrvan Is an advocate of
the proposed world lOBgUS of BBt I
enforce peace and to arbitrate all dis
p it
Cleveload, Oct. II, In a ?peech for
prohibition at a mass meeting at noon
to-day William Jennings Bryan told the
audience not to pity him for his "un
tuccessful political career."
"Sometimei my friend? have ex
i I ? ? r sympathy to me because
of what they termed the un?ucee?sful
ness of my political career," said Mr.
Bryan. "They shouldn't do that. Since
l'v?. hc?n in politics reformt hive been
accomplished without the los? of ?
?I ?_?'.? |ifo that would have co?t thou
of lives in sacrifies two hundred
, ice.
"I'-.t;. me? Don't do it. If I had
lived two centuries ?go and advocated
?what I do now I would have been
hanged. No une ha? accomplished any
great reform wtthoot being abu?ed and
oitracizcit tt first, but when a man be
liev? i he ?s in the right he must speak
ou'."
The new constitution wipes out ten?
ement sweatshops and permit? payment
umler the employers' liability la?*' for
occupational dfs??ases. Worker? should
support it on that account.
FLYING SQUADRON
IN SUFFRAGE DASH
Sixty Autcmobiles to Parad
from Battery to Pr>n< Iwf
Twelve Hours To-day.
I'lan? for th? Plyiag Srjuadron Herr.
on?tration for today Iseve he?n I ?
ra-e-l by th* Woman leffrage party. At
Il a. sa. slaty an
from the Ra'fery, under the dir?
O? Mrs Janes I.ee? Lalaleoj shsli
of Manhat'ar. BoroegS. A" the I
time Mr?. He- riot
?;?n of llrsnx florOBgh, will ?
?' ? - ?
>
will lead their I :
and hold
.
the Battery there ?? i i
ing, where Mr?. ' ipsiaa ' a".
Mr-- .lames I,,e< |3 (Jew, M
mond Rrown. Congr
Leei Laid
I:. Wr itehoeee h -l M ?s Kot
-
Thii it of ISO i
ings to he h?!d by the lose U*l .
wi.i whirl throng
. ?
\ . ? y district
in.^r
o ib gatl A??embly
district
Among those ?bet
used aid who w-.ll join the no
midr.igh* I .
Leidlew, Mrs .1. ( -rrave Mr?, a. ? ;? ?
Bartlett. Mr?. I \ I
N. Whi'ehouse, M:?? K.i.th Horg.
II. I.. Wnr'.l*'., Mrs
Mrs Her.ry M ' r, Mill
Morgan Wrigh*, Mrs lir. Ogsn.
Harvey Wiley Corbe'".
Haas, Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Adamson,
i'.lake and Mrj. loba i?
Two or three fife and dren corps sn t
five women corne' Ho?*
Bower, Mies Erasiaie Kahn, Mis? Edaa
Whi'e, H ?< Marian Bushnell sad Kiel
Louise Gars srltl p'ay ??"irrirg ?'rains
all the way.
Murphy to Get News at Tammany.
Charle !'. Msrpky I II re.-e ?. ? the
retenu a-? '>v '?? i Tesssassy Halt.
I wo telegraph wire? have been in
stalled -one in the executive room and
the other in the main hall, where thi
ligure? will be announced to the rank
and tile._
If yon ?ant to ?top the waste, ron
fweSOB and InethViency In the ?t?te
departments a? they are no? organ?
ized, vote "Ye?" on the new consti?
tution.
HOW TO VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE AND THE
CONSTITUTION
The voter in New York will receive three ballots this year.
One contains the list of candidates for the various offices to be voted on.
The two others are reproduced below. Each of these puts three questions.
"A" leads off with the woman suffrage amendment. It contains as well an interest amendment and a referendum on the proposai to
issue $27,000,000 in bonds t<> complete the Erie, Oswego and Champlain canals. These are submitted by the Legislature.
"B" contains the three questions submitted by the Constitutional Convention.
The candidates' ballot is in the same general form as at the last election, candidate? being grouped by office, not by party.
The Tribune believes that the two constitutional ballots should ho marked as below?with an X in the square opposite each "Ye?.''
Ballots so cast mean a vote in favor of woman suffrage and of the entire work of the Constitutional Convention, as well as in favo?- pf
completing the canals of the i,tate.
If a VOtor wishes to vote against woman suffrage or apainst any of the other questions, he can do so by marking an X in the BOjuai
opposite the "No" before the proposition he opposes.
QUESTIONS SUBMITTED BALLOT (REFERRED TO AS "A" ABOVE).
YES
NO
AMENDMENT NO. 1
Shall th? proposed amendment to leetion one of article two of the Constitution, conferring eqnal suffrage opon women, be approved T
YES
NO
AMENDMENT NO. ?
Shall the proposed amendment to ?ection four of article ?even of the Constitution, permuting the Leglititore ro alter the rue ol
Inferen upon debt? incurred for eome tpecific. work or object authorized by art of the legnlgrnre and ratified by the people be arr-roved I
YES
NO
PROPOSITION -NO. 1
Shall chapter fire hundred and seventy ol the Itwt of nineteen hnndred end fifteen, entitled~"An i? making provision for le-rrng
bondi to the amount of not to exceed twenty-seven million dotiere in addition to bond? heretofore authorized by the provision! ol
chapter one hundred and forty-?eren of the law? of nineteen hundred and ihre?, for the improvement of tbe Krie canal, the Oswego canal
and the Champlain canal, and providing for a submission of tb? ?am? to the people to be voted upon tt the general election to be held la
the year nineteen hundred and fifteen.' be approved ?
REVISED CONSTITUTION BALLOT (REFERRED TO AS "B" ABOVE).
YES
NO
QUESTION NO. 1
?tavTSXD CoasTrnrno?
8hsll til of tbe Revised Conttltntlon snbnojtted by the Conitltational Cooventlon not fncloded io Qoeotion? 2 and 3 he approved I
YES
NO
QUESTION NO. 9
LroiBLATTvs AeeoanosMBBT
Shall the rVirmeeed Amendment? submitted by the CoBttitatioaaJ Convention to Sections S, S, 4 snd 8 of Article III relating to
teglitittve spportionment bo spproved t
YES
NO
QUESTION NO. 3
T/.KATIOW
Sbtri the new Article X submitted by the Conetltnttooal Cooveotioa relating to taxation bo approved f