» 10 D'!0TheTHE ELATEOEK- U...5 ■ Bread and the BaUot—Ki» Anthony ; Inlll f,*i Beads tlie Cause of1Women. j.Qy j 5Vc aafccd Jliss Anthony the question yw- ,B c Lc ! leroav. Whore she found the most to.telli-hcn, gent audiences?'1bv ’ Her reply was “It would bo hard to toL-tha Otov the most intelligent porsocs attend id? joL I leotureSi or take an interest to wAmro m£. rage*”Miss Anmony him such a National repuia-don dow, in connection with this politic re-■ form in the suffrage that site has calls eveg7 ft7 ! where to speak in the border states and the ' ' Western States as well as In the Ease, i After her lecture Miss Anthony remarked ; ton; slm had never to her life addressed a n'oae intelligent and rocepUve audience than tnci to hear her at the Academy of Music5UStheorosiB j Li.srtvorJng.Tii ’has e tract: novr.As Jams circu ir c conn is no Yq capitit cTomuy*Th» popular idea conveyed of this woman b, mischievous and mohmous nows-piipcr wits is that of a rcftacultoo woman, no oratorical termagant, a man-hater,6 moral Amadou, the terror of her own 6CX . and the abomination of the other. _ j 0Sucli U tliD porirnit that tlm ^rritiags of t cmI blackguard press have drawn of a time, no- , come ble nnd highly gifted woman seeking to be- : tump stow the ballot 011 bor own sex, as the only your menus of protecting thorn to their natural docs and shielding thorn from'he unjust disfriuitoatior. of capital, uud raising them from want 11I and socialdepression** _ _ .-_wi rt? Vl’t'iATruechar?wide