Страница - 556 Страница - 558 California, [xv] ;Legis. refuses suff. amd't, [xx] ; Miss Shaw's acc't. of visit of Miss Anthony and herself in '95, [253] ; work for suff. amend., [273] ; honor to Miss Anthony, [274] ; gift to Miss Anthony, [390] . See [State Chapter] . Calls,for nat'l. suff. conv. of '84, [15] ; for first Int'l. Council, [125] ; for conv. of '89, [143] ; for conv. of '91, [175] ; for conv. of '94, [221] ; for first Wom. Rights Conv., [288] . Campaigns, for wom. suff. amdts. See Amendment Campaigns. [1034] .Catholics, in politics, [149] ;attitude of clergy, [366] ; wom. suff. in Summer Sch. at Detroit, [447] ; coeducation, [464] ; college for women, [575] ; on Boston Sch. Bd., [706] . Chivalry, specimens of, [16] ;absurdity of, [17] ; men and women need each other, [36] , [44] , [45] , [49] , [59] ; Miss Willard on, [141] ; Chivalry of Reform, Mrs. Howe on, [170] ; injustice of, [188] ; in Kas., [199] ; mistakes of, [209] ; in South, [241] ; fear of, [382] ; [968] . [xxiv] ;wom. suff. foundation of Christianity, [16] ; relation to it, [20] ; prayer vs. votes, [22] ; same, [37] ; [41] ; res. on creeds and dogmas, [58] ; discussion by Mrs. Stanton, Miss Anthony and others, [59] et seq.; influence of religion over woman, [60] ; its connect. with wom. suff., [75] ; woman's influence in church, [96] ; for equality of rights, Bishop Newman, [112] ; [121] ; value of wom. suff. to, [149] ; Mrs. Stanton's demand for its recog. of woman's equality, [165] ; upholds man's headship, [176] ; opp. to equality of woman, [177] ; voice of God has soprano and bass, [200] ; M. E. refuses to ordain women, [206] ; women might vote at ch. elections, [212] ; Miss Shaw on mission of, [229] ; Miss Anthony's plea for relig. liberty, [264] ; sympathy with wom. suff., [270] ; woman's services to, [279] ; woman's position in [292] ; [359] ; [464] ; [497] ; [708] ; [711] ; [718] ; [962-3] ; [974] ; missionary work of women, [1057] et seq. Clubhouses, Women's, Wimodaughsis, [184] , [188] ; Clubs, Women's, see last paragraph in various State chapters. Colleges. See [Universities] . Colorado, [xxi] ; [xxix] ;appear. of delegates, [222] ; Gov. Waite on wom. suff. in, [232] ; women in Legis., [239] ; [252] ; visit of Miss Anthony and Miss Shaw in '95, [253] ; effect of wom. suff., [268] ; same, [282] ; distinguished testimony for, [302-3] , [383] , [390] ; legis. res. in favor of, [327] ; Mrs. Welch at conv. of '99, [327] ; wom. suff. in, [356] ; gift and trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday, [400] . See [ State Chapter] ; also [Statistics] and [Testimony] . Columbian Exposition, Lady Managers, see Boards;invites Suff. Ass'n. to World's Fair, [184] ; ass'n. arranges for booth, [185] ,discusses res. to open gates on Sunday, [185] , to prohibit liquor selling, [186] ; effect of the Fair on women, [211] ; [221] ; Congress of Women all for suff., [232] ; report of Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n. Com., [232] ; [609] . Commercial Schools, Fed. of, adopts wom. suff. res. and petits., [447] . Commissions, of women demanded for Philippines, [331-2] , [343] ;U. S. Labor, Miss Laughlin on, [361] ; for Paris expos., Mrs. Palmer on, [367] . Committees, of American Suffrage Association, on arrangements for convs., see Chapter [XXII] ;executive of, [409] ; on union with Nat'l. Ass'n., [164] , [431] . --of National Suffrage Association on Int'l Council, [124] ;on union with Am. Ass'n., [164] ; on Columbian Expos., [232] . See also [1098-9] . On Miss Anthony's 80th birthday celebration, [395] . --Congressional, on wom. suff., [31] . [7] et seq.;work of Nat'l Suff. Ass'n. with, [11] ; committee reports, discussions and speeches, [12] ; House debate on Wom. Suff. Com. [31] ; wom. suff. sp. of Sen. Palmer, [62] ; first discussion of 16th amend. in Senate, [85] ; other debates on wom. suff. in Senate, [85] ; Blair's sp. in '87, [86] et seq.; should submit amend., [93] ; sp. of Brown, [93] et seq.; Dolph favors wom. suff., [100] ; discussion of women on juries, [104] ; Vest opposes wom. suff., [105] ; Hoar in favor, [109] ; vote in Senate, [110] ; [112] ; authority to enfranchise women, [118] ; duty to submit suff. amend., [163] ; favorable sentiment, [181] ; way to manage a bill in, [218] ; needs watching, [365] ; work of Nat'l. Ass'n. for 16th amend., [367] ; appeals to for 16th amend. to enfranch. women, [445] ; for rights of women in new possessions, [446] ; amusing debate on admis. of Wy., 998 et seq. See [Amendments] and [Debates] .more rigid than in other countries, [xv] , gives women right to vote, [Chapter I] ; first appearance of "male," [2] ; attempt of women to vote under 14th amend., [3] et seq.; amend. for Federal Suff. for women, [7] ; authority over suff., [8] et seq.; provides for amending, [100] ; vote on wom. suff. amend., [110] ; rights of women under, [115] ; Mrs. Stanton on its violation in case of women, [138] ; fails to protect black men, [153] ; Mrs. Blake's argument for wom. suff. under its provisions, [374-5] . Constitutions, State,all framed by men; different peculiarities, [xv] et seq.; all barred women from suff., [2] ; Utah and Wy. included wom. suff. in first, [949] , [1003] . See State chapters under Suffrage . Constitutional Conventions. See [Conventions] . Constitutional Law. See [Law] . Contracts. See Laws in each State chapter. American Suff. Assn., from '84 to '88, [406-428] ; early convs. in Phila., [423] . --National Suffrage Ass'n., first one ever called, [xiii] ;earliest ones, [14] ; res. for Int'l. Suff. Conv., [25] ; changed attitude of press toward, [57] ; first suff. meeting held in Washt'n., [70] ; conv. for '88, [137] ; complimented by Washt'n. Star , [173] ; convs. before the war, [205] ; alternate ones taken out of Washt'n., Miss Anthony's protest, [218] ; the other side, [219] ; descript. of '94, [221] ; Miss Anthony's method of presiding, [238] ; descript. of '95, [236] ; of '97, [271] . See Chapters II-XXI. Conventions,work for wom. suff. in political and other conventions, [Chap. XXIII] . See State chapters. Conventions, Nat'l. Political,first appeal of women for suff., [435] ; appeals in 1900, [440] et seq. --Republican, record of, [435-7] , [440] ; --Democratic, record of, [437] , [440] ; --Populist, record of, [437-8] , [441] ; --Prohibition, record of, [438] ; --Other Parties, record of, [xviii] , [438-9] ; See also Democrats, Populists, Republicans, Parties and p. [556] .Women delegates to nat'l. convs., [319] , [438-9] ; work of Miss Anthony and others, [439] et seq.; no hope for disfranch. class, [444] ; sentiment among delegates, [444-5] . For work in State political convs., see various State chapters. Conventions, State Constitutional,attempts to secure wom. suff. amdts., [432-3] ; [453] ; in Ala., [468] ; N. D., [544] ; S. D., [552] ; Del., [563] ; Ky., [669] ; La., [680] ; Mass., [720] ; Miss., [786] ; Mont., [797] ; N. H., [815] ; N. J., [830] ; N. M., [835] ; N. Y., [203] , [847] ; Utah, [944] ; Vt., [958] ; Wash., [969] ; Wy., [995] . Councils of Women, National and International,first Int'l., [124] et seq.; permanent Councils formed, [137] , [143] ; Nat'l. in '91, [175] ; Miss Shaw's report of London Int'l., [352] ; Miss Anthony's report of same, suff. pervaded all, Amer. wom. showed effects of liberty, [353] ; Nat'l. Council, trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday, [396] ; Int'l., same, [397] ; Nat'l. Council, founding and work, [1044-5] ; Int'l., same, [1044-5] . Creeds. See [Church] . Criminals, at ballot box, [xxvi] , [37] . Cuba,Nat'l. Ass'n. demands rights for its women, [325] , [330] ; appeals to Congress for same, [446] . Curtesy. See Laws in each State chapter. on Wom. Suff. Com., [31] et seq.; those of former years, [85] ; first and only debate on 16th Amend, to enfranchise women, [87] et seq.; on admission of Wy., [998] et seq. --in National Suffrage Conventions, on dogmas and creeds, [59] et seq.;on taking wom. suff. into church, [75] ; on migratory convs., [218] ; on Woman's Bible, [263] . Decisions. See [Supreme Court] . Declaration of Independence, applied to women, [102] . Delegates, [15] ;nat'l. conv. made delegate body, [77] ; foreign to Int'l. Council, [135] ; dels. to 40th anniv., [288] ; to conv. of 1900, [350] ; to Paris Expos., [367] ; to polit. convs., [319] , [438-9] ; in Col., [521] ; in Kas., [646] ; in Mont., [801] ; see also [Utah Chap] .;to nat'l. suff. convs. from '84 to 1900, [1101] . to conv. of '96, [256] ; to Wom. Press Ass'n., [291] ; to Int'l. Council of '99, [342] ; to suff. conv. of '99, [323] ; to suff. conv. of 1900, [366] . Democrats,enfranch. workingmen, [xvii] ; [143] ; in Calif., [488-9] ; in Col., [516] ; in S. Dak., [555] ; in Ida., [590-2] ; in Ills., [605-6] ; in Ind., [617] ; in Kas., [647] , [650-3] ; in Mass., [724] ; in Mich., [755] ; in N. Y., [847-9] , [872] ; in Utah, [953] et seq.; in Wash., [971] ; in Congress on Wy., [978] . See [Conventions] . Dentistry, women in, [464] ; [700] . Disfranchisement, District of Columbia, gift and trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday, [399] . Divorce, [68] ; [100] ; [103] ;national law, women should have voice in, [165] ; evolution of, [297] ; in Wyoming, [362] ; in Wy., S. D. and Ok., [460] . household demands on women, [209] ; too much housekeeping, [210] ; future domestic service, [210] ; effect of domestic life on women, [258] ; home life of woman suffragists, [279] ; what home means, [285] ; woman's position in the home, [292] ; husbands do not support wives, [171] , [208] , [311] ; home vs. factory work, [311] ; college women and home, [358] ; need of trained work, [358] . See also [Domestic ] under Suffrage.to Hist. of Wom. Suff., [v] , [vii] ; to Int'l. Council of Wom., [126] ; Mrs. Southworth, [257] ; Miss Anthony, [287] ; in Conn., [536] ; in Ga., [582] ; Mrs. Avery, [642] ; in N. Y., [849] . --women, for education, [356] ; Dower. See Laws in each State chapter. Dress,descrip. of delegates', [56] ; of Miss Anthony at conv. of '90, [173] ; on 80th birthday, [403-4] . higher education of women, résumé of, [463] , and in each State chapter under head of Education , beginning [465] . --majority would never consent to, [xxii] ;statistics of, [xxx] ; same, [18] ; 5,000 teachers in Ind. ask for ballot, [37] ; educated women will not stand subjection, [44] ; educated women deprived of ballot, [74] ; intellectual capacity of women, [90] ; [101] ; more than some Senators, [113] ; woman senior wrangler at Cambridge, [176] ; a century ago, [192] ; training of girl of future, [209] ; easily obtained, [292] , [316] ; Mrs. Sewall on Govt. no right to educate women and refuse them representation, [307] ; its effects shown in Amer. women at Int'l. Council in London, [353] ; woman's from beginning of century, obstacles, direful predictions, [354-6] ; health of women graduates, [355] ; women on Faculties, [355] ; donations of women to, [356] , [507] ; must lead to suff., [356] ; effect on domestic life, [357] ; Catholic, [464] ; same, [575] ; in Gr. Brit., [1024] . See also [Donors] , [Illiteracy] , [Public Schools] , [Universities] .character of, [xxiii] ; elements needed, [xxvi] ; what composed of, [23] , [37] , [39] , [68] , [81] , [138] , [148] , [195] , [258] , [269] , [316] , [324] , [371] , [415] ; in Col., [514] ; in S. D., [556] ; in Wash., [1098] . Enrollment, Nat'l., for wom. suff., [137] ; [878] . Equal Rights,Association for, [14] ; demand for by Int'l. Council, [136] ; they belong to women, no thanks to men, [146] ; crime of denying to women, Mr. Foulke on, [167] . See [Progress of] . Europe, wom. suff. in countries of. See chapter on, [1038] . Federation of Women's Clubs,legis. work, [452] . See closing paragraph in various State chapters, beginning [465] , and also page [1050] . Flags,at conv. of '94, [221] ; Col. presents one to Miss Anthony, [222-3] ; at conv. of '95, [236] ; flag not desecrated by four stars, [278] ; golden flag presented to Miss A., [400] . Foreigners. See [Immigrants] . Foreign Countries, wom. suff. in. See [Chap. LXXIV] . France, Georgia, curiosities in, [228] ; Goddess of Liberty, in N. Y. harbor, [47] ;same, [115] ; Miss Anthony's features, [120] ; Wy. represents, [201] ; on nat'l. Capitol, a mockery, [375] . Governors of States, position on wom. suff., [212] ;list favoring wom. suff., [1078] ; of Wy. testify for wom. suff., [1087] et seq. Grand Army of the Republic, favors wom. suff., [184] ; [644] ; [893] . Granges, favor wom. suff., [184] ;always recognized equality of woman, [228] ; position of woman in, [327] ; nat'l. adopts wom. suff. res. in 1900, [447-8] . See various State chapters. Great Britain, [Chap. LXXIII] ;efforts for Parliamentary Franchise, [1012] , [1020] ; Primrose League and Liberal Federation, [1013] ; better laws, [1021] ; local gov't., [1022] ; office holding, [1023] ; education, [1024] ; colonial progress, [1025] et seq.; petits. for suff., [1015] , [1017] , [1020] . --gives local franchise to women, [xiv] ;more liberal than U. S. on socialistic questions, [167] ; enfranch. workingmen, [305] ; same, [311] ; progress of wom. suff., [353] ; Mrs. Blatch on women on boards and wom. suff. in, [368] ; remonstrants in, [369] ; eminent advocates of wom. suff. in, [1083] . Guardianship, equal of children. See [Laws] . Hawaii, Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n. demands rights for its women, [325] ;injustice to them, [330] ; resolution against "male" in its constitn., [343] ; petitions Congress in behalf of its women, [346] ; outrageous constitn. adopted by Congress, [346] ; Hawaiian members object, [347] ; Miss Anthony's work for its women, [365] ; appeals to Congress for rights of its women, [446] . Head of Family. See Laws and pp. [458] ; [945] ; Hearings before Congressional Committees in '84, [36] , [42] ;in '86, [78] ; in '88, before Senate com., [137] et seq.; in '89, same, [156] ; before House, [157] ; in '90, before Senate, [158] , [162] ; before House, [163] ; in '92, before Senate, Mrs. Stanton on Solitude of Self, [189] ; before House, [194] ; in '94, before Senate and House, [235] ; in '96, before Senate and House, [267] ; in '98, before Senate, [305] ; before House, [318] ; in 1900, before Senate, [367] , Miss Anthony's plea at [80] , [373] ; before House, [373] ; first appearance of "antis," [381-4] . History of Woman Suffrage, how it was written and published. See [Preface] . Idaho, adopts wom. suff. amend., [xxi] ; Illinois, great petits. for wom. suff., [39] ; [xxii] , [216] ;[23] ;their enfranchisement, [37] ; same, [39] ; polit. danger of, [68-9] ; German view, [73] ; in Neb., [81] ; [82] ; welcome to, [116] ; enfranchised, Mrs. Stanton on, [138] ; political rule of, American women in majority, [148] ; placed over women, [195] ; preferred to Amer. women, Mrs. Stanton's picture of, [269] ; should be welcomed but not enfranch., [316] , [317] ; in Mich., [324] ; compared to Amer. women, [415] ; [418] . India, effect on its women of English laws, [330] . Indians, preferred to women voters in S. D., [182] , [557] ;Gov't. favors over women, [213] ; vs. American women, [313] ; effect on women of "land in severalty," [330] ; Gov't. grants privileges denied to white women, [374] ; authority of their women, [1041] . [xxii] ;same, [xxiv] ; reasons for, [xxv] ; same, [xxix] ; causes of, [20] ; men will decide the question, [39] ; no means of knowing, [46] ; all women should not be punished for, [84] ; fear to speak, [92] ; pity for, [121] ; women put everything before suff., [149] , [150] ; is result of disfranchis., [160] ; does not affect the right of suff., [168] ; Miss Blackwell on, [198] ; women too much flattered, [208] ; dangers of, [259] ; always existed, [275] ; women do not think, [285] ; Miss Blackwell gives examples, [320] ; parable of good Samaritan, [360] ; natural conservatism, [372] ; timidity and ignorance, [415] ; selfishness, [420] ; those who have[461] ; same in Col., [517] . Indirect Influence, needs responsibility, [55] ; [96-7] ; Individuality of woman, suff. a guarantee of, [82] ;should not be allowed to wives, [100] ; Mrs. Stanton on right to, [189] ; Rev. Anna Howard Shaw on, [230] , [361] ; Mrs. Spencer on, [328] ; new civilization will recognize, [336] ; [418] . Iowa, reasons for refusing suff. amd't., [xxi] ; Ireland, wom. suff. in, [343] ; Isle of Man, wom. suff. in, [1025] . Journalism, [xxv] ; Juries, women should serve on, [38] ; [45] ; [51] ;in Wy., [68] ; men's obligations, [94] ; Senators discuss, [104] , [106] ; need of women on, [182] ; women and jury duty in Ida., [596] ; in Utah, [955] , [1089] ; in Wash., [422] , [968] , [1008] , [1091] ; in Wy., [1008] . [41] ;relation of wom. suff. to, [70] ; same, [79] ; suff. has no influence on price of, [98] ; wage-earning women should marry, [98] ; need of ballot for working women, [115] ; same, [122] ; Knights of Labor indorse wom. suff., [123] ; dignifies woman, [162] ; immoral women come from domestic life, [162] ; husband does not "support" wife, [171] , [208] , [311] ; man's material achievements, [171] ; not woman's curse, [171] ; degradation of woman's labor, [177] ; organizations favor wom. suff., [184] ; indust. emancip. of women, by Carroll D. Wright, have not taken men's work, new economic factor, leads to suff., [213] ; suff. demanded for working women, [216] ; women stenographers, [228] ; women wage-earners in Fla., [240] ; Florence Kelley on labor unions and working woman's need of ballot, [311] ; disfranch. women an injury to labor unions, [312] ; Fed. of Labor greets Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n., let. from Pres. Gompers, equal pay for wom., [334] ; ass'n. returns thanks, [344] ; entrance of women into unions and effect on suff., [349] ; appeal of Nat'l. Fed. for wom. suff. in '99, [359] ; Miss Laughlin on statistics of wage-earning women, need of ballot, [360] ; ancient opp. to, [361] ; working woman's great disadvantage, [377] ; wages of men and wom., [379] ; [425] ; Nat'l. Fed. petit. for wom. suff. in 1900 after appeal from Miss Anthony. Nat'l. Bldg. and Trades Council, same, Int'l. Bricklayers' and Masons', same, [446] ; organizations for wom. suff., [448] ; K. of L. declare for, [568] . See [Statistics] .Labor Organizations, for wom. suff.See above, also in Col., [514-16] ;in S. D., [556] ; in Ills., [602-4] ; [652] ; in Mass., [711-14] -33; in Minn., [782] ; in N. J., [821] ; in N. Y., [850] ; in Ore., [893] ; in R. I., [917] ; in Wash., [974] . [33] ;second, [57] ; contest of Mrs. Bradwell in Ills. and U. S. Sup. Ct., [152] ; contest in Cal., [507] ; in Ind., [626] ; in Md., [700] ; in Mich. to be pros. atty., [770] ; in N. J., [833] ; in Penn., [904] ; Woman's Coll. of, [574] ; first woman to apply to practice, [609] ; first coll. to graduate a woman, [610] . See also State chapters under Occupations .--women in, send trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday, [398] . --Common, [33] ; [49] ; [159] ; --Constitutional, bar to wom. suff., [xiv] , [xv] ; [371] . Laws for Women, résumé of, [453-8] .--Property, for women, secured by a few, [xxiii] ;in Ky., [15] ; wife is moneyless, [40] ; inevitably one-sided, [198] ; nine-tenths relate to property, [200] ; uncertain for women, [255] ; in Ills., [276] ; women could secure good laws with suffrage, [424] ; present status, far from just to women, [456-8] ; Dower and Curtesy, [457] ; Guardianship of Children, and liability of "head of family" for support, [458] ; Divorce, and the various causes for, [459] ; Age of Protection, [460] . See each State chapter under head of Legislative Action and Laws .[1021] . Legacies, Mrs. Eddy's to Miss Anthony, [v] ; Legislative Action , in each State chapter, beginning [465] ;power to grant limited suff., [xv] ; have granted much to women, [43] ; Congress should submit wom. suff. amdt. to, [43] , [64] , [113] ; work of women members in Col., [525-6] ; work of women members in Utah, [953] et seq. Letters, telegrams, greetings, etc., to American suff. convs., see [Chap. XXII] ;to natn'l. suff. conv. of '84, [15] et seq., from noted English, [21-2] , Bishop Simpson, [24] ; of '85, [61] ; of '86, [75] ; of '87, from Mrs. Stanton, [113] , U. S. Treas. Spinner et al., [123] ; of '89, from Mrs. Stanton, [145] ; of '91, [179] ; of '93, last from Lucy Stone, [213] , from Bishop Hurst, [220] ; of '94, from Gov. Waite, Mrs. Sewall, [232] ; of '96, [254] ; of '97, from Miss Reed, [285] ; of '98, from Abigail Bush, Lucinda H. Stone and others, [300-1] ; of '99, from Samuel Gompers, [334] , Mrs. Stanton, [337] , [342-3] ; of 1900, [359] , [366] . --to Int'l. Council of '88, [135] . --to Miss Anthony on 70th birthday, [164] ; --to various Conventions, [447] . --to Governors of States and Territories, [212] . --to members of Congress, [35] , [217] , [218] , [247] , [287] , [346] . --to political delegates and conventions, [440] et seq. --to State constitutional conventions, [433] . Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony, [iv] ; [2] . [xix] ;attitude toward wom. suff., [xix] ; influence in Iowa, [xxi] ; in Neb., [80] ; allied with women remonstrants, [327] ; opposed to wom. suff., [373] ; at Nat'l. Brewers' Convention, [447] ; in Calif., [273] , [486] , [491-3] , [499] , [500] ; in Idaho, [284] ; in Ariz., [472] ; in Col., [512] , [517] ; in S. D., [556] ; in Kas., [650] , [660] ; in Ok., [888] . Longevity and vitality of women, [29] . Louisiana, Miss Anthony on women taxpayers' suff., [360] .