Show EVE EVENING NINO SESSION speeches by miss anthony find and rev anna shaw the night session with art an sit attendance end that filled the hall to its ita utmost was opened with prayer by angus 31 cannon miss hiss anthony announced that this morning the convention would assemble tit at assembly hall where more space was waa pro provided Oded the cecelia club miss maud pratt conductress MISS gwennie lewis at the piano and the misses aunt aenlo smith hermle pratt hannah browning vin tile durbridge edna dyer kate hate dwyer and argle smith then rendered with exquisite effect the psalm of 0 lite life the feature of 0 the iho evening was begun n with the introduction of anthony who remarked that t it was strange that the revolutionary fa fathoms fath thois cis instead of establishing a government of the marves manes had bid established one to ila bo maxter mastered ed by a white male arla ti toracy racy a male oligarchy the first departure front from which arid and in favor of 0 woman bring being in wyoming Wy orning the right and the enjo enjoyment ment of the franchise in utah having been taken away from her non comes utah knocking at the door of t congress V ith the rights of women expressed in lt its organic act and of nothing in future could rob her while those these achievements were being b ang chronicled the ight was waa going on in other commonwealths ten different states had sought thin life end kansas hat had submitted it in at which time men voting yes had been overcome by voting no michigan hd h d taken laup md end men who had voted ye were overcome by voting no then in 1877 came the struggle in Cof colorado orad where iceo men voted yes and no then came the struggles in ba oregon washington and south dakota with always tile the same fame results rea tilts thus waxed the preliminary fight the figures had shown that each time womans comans principal antagonist tag onist had been the foreign born man lust just from the hod beef ot cf oppression in some then came th the fight in colorado jn in 1833 each convention ven tion state and county et a domans womans suffrage plant without aph out reference to party arty and ahrn hon the returns return ii w I 1 ere registered a majority ot of voted in favor of 0 womans comans enfranchisement colorado had bren been the if first r t to extend to 10 woman the right to vote by popular consent POYer lt and now bouhl como come utah tie de it in her fundamental organic principle and just so certain as the men of 0 wyoming had voted for the eatton of the organic act giving enfranchisement to woman raid miss anthony so PO certain would they do si bt in utah the extending or on a and 1 I on in upon each side ade until that little ad male wort wa stricken out of the governmental fabric of the coi country A COLORADO 1110 TER mrs maxy mary bradford a vot r from colorado who had bad last year made the race tor for superintendent t of 0 instruction on the democratic tle ticket ket was introduced and said that white while m mankind kind in colorado trail predicted the dorreda tinn of woman in the th event that she dinelt li nelt to appear at the polls she bad haid taken part in primaries in conventions stumped plumped the comm commonwealth n tv mice ice and experienced no sense of degre depredation dation their had driven many 0 of f the impurities from the politics of CO colo to rado whether it was the brusque par of the mining camps or tile the refined politics of tile the more pretentious and more aristocratic arena in denver woman was organizing to put ahles in politics and while there were obstacles woman would not recognize them as insurmountable as long ions tie an rhe h knew the she was right in denver r they were committed to expunge partisan bias from municipal politics politico the speaker turned attention to relegate nr ne leBato legate B D 11 roberts and replying to orne om of his hj arguments declared that 0 0 true american was opposed to wom in suffrage mile she was just ax as good a democrat as mr nol noberta aerts and could say itie alo upon any democrat republican or populist who was wa opposed to woman th tb Colo colorado rudo woman B as in politics she declared to remain there rev anna 11 chiw was introduced again and rose to tumultuous greeting beginning her with an anecdote recited in which in the lost new york campaign camp alro ih anthony and herself had twin been prinell Is irk in her state it appeared to her as aa 11 it f it would be the th last to come into the unton union that it would be the tall of the th kite find and she wax was almost temp teil to rom come to utah applause but she felt that hut her tier lees ices were needa ad in the heathenish rest east A roan man hd had said raid to her during the day that he was w afraid to sec am women in politics because politics were so co dirty and he salil said men were the once that made them so dirty wc well 11 the she concluded it if thy they are so dirty why not let women cleanse them the can use a mop totter t otter than any one aim il bhe th had bron been told about woman pelting t 1 L i g out of her sphere when in poll TT tic ilca gei 1 loi 1 I had never been accused of 0 getting out of theirs perhaps they had certain however men had got rotten into womans comans sphere A few years ago 1190 there we were r a but seven lanos of work for or women now n ow there are too yet there wore were very c tew few women who had felted upon fr the 1 17 11 line a because men had driven thern them out W when I 1 en phe wax was a girl they wre were under unde r the the impression that wom ans if I 1 a R phere was is it cook now the cot cooks were all men whenever the salary was 10 a week it was waa a homana womans RI Kii here now the an calori laries cs are a yar ona and it becomes a mans sphere when achen woman ans wn cook she wa was i a cook now that men art are there it was professor sHor of the cull culinary cullmer mir art T there d ar are e men who are now dree dressmakers L s C and the speaker teal cr having bit bud two made by a man dressmaker rho aha could testify that as dressmakers the they were divine she had been unable to tret ret a pocket in hr h r dress from a woman dressmaker vt pt on application to it a man er cr rho rha had been enabled to rot three pocket 4 and next time int intended ended to order d or a dozen nir mr dana tied had stated in I 1 miss alss anthony that h I 1 names would convince him film that w women 0 men w wanted anted tlc alc that number r was procured not only that there ther a were men who hei wanted them to have it II yet when I 1 it wai voted down dolyn in th lh convention mr dina dana thad come forth angain in its his journal and again asserted d that women want to vote and so lie he had continued so bo long ax aa politics with woman she had the right to to T in chem woman demanded the right i to take part tit in them because in polities she bhe found protection so fir far as she he was concerned site he demanded it because she fihe was humin and because shwas bh waa human the right to protect herself and tiers hem miss anthony again announced announce that this elds morning th 11 conference would convene in assembly hall to which all would bp be invited and mrs airs ell emily wells announcing a collection the hot wan i by a corps of young ladles indies and the session was over tor for the night |