[322] Ibid., II, pp. 1007-1009.
[323] Ibid., I, p. 468.
[324] Ibid., p. 470. Miss Anthony interrupted her lecturing for nine weeks to nurse her brother Daniel after he had been shot by a rival editor in Leavenworth.
[325] Ibid., p. 472.
[326] Ibid., p. 473.
CHAPTER XIX — A FEDERAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
[327] Ms., Diary, June 18, 1876.
[328] Katherine D. Blake and Margaret Wallace, Champion of Women, The Life of Lillie Devereux Blake (New York, 1943), pp. 124-126.
[329] History of Woman Suffrage, III, pp. 31, 34. The Woman's Journal surprised Susan with a friendly editorial, "Good Use of the Fourth of July," written by Lucy Stone, July 15, 1876.
[330] History of Woman Suffrage, III, p. 43. The Philadelphia Press praised the Declaration of Rights and the women in the suffrage movement. The report of the New York Post was patronizingly favorable, pointing out the indifference of the public to the subject.