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THE LIFE AND WORK
OF
SUSAN B. ANTHONY
INCLUDING PUBLIC ADDRESSES, HER OWN LETTERS
AND MANY FROM HER CONTEMPORARIES
DURING FIFTY YEARS
BY
IDA HUSTED HARPER
A Story of the Evolution of the Status of Woman
IN TWO VOLUMES
VOLUME II
ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS, PICTURES OF HOMES, ETC.
indianapolis and kansas city
THE BOWEN-MERRILL COMPANY
1898
Copyright 1898
by
THE BOWEN-MERRILL COMPANY
TO WOMAN, FOR WHOSE FREEDOM
SUSAN B. ANTHONY
HAS GIVEN FIFTY YEARS OF NOBLE ENDEAVOR
THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Vol. II.
Political Candidates—Writing the History. (1880-1881.)515-532
Miss Anthony's rallying cry; letter on death of sister; Conventionat Indianapolis; Mass Meeting in Farwell Hall, Chicago; suffrageadvocates neither unmarried nor childless; Republican NationalConvention refuses even "recognition" plank of former years;Greenback-Labor Convention passes Woman Suffrage resolution inspite of Dennis Kearney; Democratic Convention at Cincinnatireceives ladies with great courtesy but ignores their claims;tribute of Commercial; Prohibition Convention adopts Suffrageplank; interviews with Garfield and Hancock; correspondence ofGeneral Garfield and Miss Anthony on Woman Suffrage; martyrdom towriting the History; Thirteenth Washington Convention and memorialservice to Lucretia Mott; ridiculous press items on Skye terrier;letter on sparing parents for children's sake; first volume ofHistory issued.
The Legacy—Nebraska Campaign—Off for Europe. (1881-1882-1883.)533-550
National Association in Boston; badge presented Miss Anthony byPhiladelphia Citizens' Suffrage Association; comments of Travellerand Globe; sweep of New England; tribute of Zerelda G. Wallace; nowelcome for Miss Anthony in Albany; letter on death of Garfield;attends National W. C. T. U. Convention in Washington; Phillips'seventieth birthday; Mrs. Eddy's handsome legacy; Fou