WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.
THE PROCESSION. EVIDENCE OF GENUINE DEMAND; ' INCOMPLETE DEMOCRACY, nr telegram—ruEss association—copTmanr (Roc. June 15, 9.47 p.m.) London, Juno 15. "The Times" says':—"The woman's suffrage procession was a spectacle of beauty unparalleled among political . processions. The speeches were distinguished by dignity and resorve, showing that a cortain number of earnest, hard-working women, including somo of considerable distinction, are genuinely anxious for tho suffrage; but the demeanour of tho crowds of spectators, though respectable and good-humoured, evinced little real support of, the' movement, and still loss enthusiasm." Tho "Daily News" hopes that the proces : sion will convinco Mr. Asquith that there is an effective demand among women for the franchise. "Liber.il?," adds the paper, "ought to grant a roform ■without, which democracy is incomplete."
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 225, 16 June 1908, Page 7
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124WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 225, 16 June 1908, Page 7
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