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... Louis Blanc says : opposs to Monarchy a Republic which must have sovereignty of tbs people as its inciple, perfe'ed universal suffrage a- its sanction, the rights of cximination its instrument, and order and liberty as its aim. Aceording the Lihcrte, a violent ...
... 'fur. Constitutional Convention of South Carob' a, which reassembled on Saturday considered the report of the committee on suffrage. This is practically the plan adopted in Mississippi, wit ch gives the election officers power to say who are qualified to ...
... debuted—but no more. Nearer home another class of relations, as liable to abuse, required amendment. Some hundred thousand women and young persons asked the common patron to befriend their weakness in the crowded market of labour. The Commons struggled ...
... shook hands with Mrs. Wright.) From the moment when I saw two of the handsomest, two of the best, two of the most winning women in Great Britain enter into this contest, in the shape of Lady Clifton—(cheers) —and Mrs.Wright, I wrote to my wife and said ...
... ground values in cities, boroughs, and towns in Ireland. Second reading, 23rd March. Mr. Field—Bill to establish manhood suffrages for Parliamentary elections in Ireland. Second reading, 2nd March. Mr W. Redmond—Bill to amend and extend the Labourers (Ireland) ...
... six months. denied that the mojority the people were in its favour, and believed that in the middle classes 49 out of every women were against it. The Earl of ALBEUM ABLE supported the bill. Lord St. LEONARDS supported the amendment. Alter considerable ...
... Contrmporary Review for March contain* a very able and interesting article on the extension of the parliamentary franchise to women. The writer of the article is Miss Lydia Becker, of Manchester. Insolvents. —Petitions Filed—At Downpatrick, Saturday, the ...
... to please women, and most women like to please men. For, as has been well said— Tour plaire aux femmes il faut etre consulero hommes, et pour etre considdrd des hommes il faut savoir plaire aux femmes.” We have a right to suppose that women do not adopt ...
... Tiomc fnttUigttue. A petition, praying Parliament to give the franchise to women, is in course signature in the University of Cambridge. A shipping agent, carrying on business in King William Street, Loudon, was fined £l5 Friday, for im|)osing on poor ...
... Mill, he said he had objection even to universal sunrage on the same principle Mr. Mill; and if universal suffrage did exist there was reason why women should not exercise the right of voting, especially in a country where she holds manorial courts and sometimes ...
... their national honor, and the care of their ancient institutions? (Applause.) Look at the appointments that these men and women have lately made. There nut one of them that is nut direct insult, to the natiou (loud cries of hear, hear). See the Irish ...
... reduction of the dutiea on Spaniah and Portugneee wines. , Nature says that the number of entries for the examination for women at the London University, . which takes place during the current week, is 17, against 9 last year. Of these, twelve will be ...