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WHEREAS, From the standpoint of justice, political expediency and grateful appreciation of their wise and practical use of school suffrage from the organization of the State, and of municipal suffrage for the past eight years, we, Republicans and Populists, descendants of that grand old party of splendid majorities which extended these rights to the women of Kansas, in mass meeting assembled do hereby _Resolve_, That we urgently request our delegates in their approaching State conventions to endorse the woman suffrage amendment in their respective platforms. [The resolution was adopted by a unanimous vote.] That vote fills my soul with joy and hope. Now I want to say to you, my good friends, I never would have made a 1,500 mile journey hither to appeal to the thinking, justice-loving men of Kansas. They already are converted, but they are a minority. We have to consider those whose votes can be obtained only by that party influence and machinery which politicians alone know how to use. This hearty response is a pledge that you will demand of your State conventions that the full power of this political machinery shall be used to carry the woman suffrage amendment to victory. INDEX.[137] AARON, RABBI, addresses suff. con., 762. ABBE, MRS. ROBT., petit. for wom. suff., 764. ABBOTT, REV. LYMAN, opp. wom. suff., 766. ABBOTT, MRS. LYMAN, remonstrant agnst. wom. suff., 766. ADAMS, ABIGAIL, demands ballot, 475. ALBRO, ATTILIA, 71. ALCOTT, A. BRONSON, approves wom. suff., 251; at A.'s lect. in Chicago, 468; sends A. compli. ticket to Concord School Philos., 510; spks. at suff. con., 533; 563; death, 645. ALCOTT, LOUISA MAY, 645. ALDRIDGE, GEO. W., orders A.'s face carved in Capitol at Albany, 949. ALFORD, MR., signs minority res. for wom. suff., 873. ALLEN, MR. and MRS., 404. ALLEN, ETHAN, 4. ALLEN, JOHN B., SEN., introd. suff. res., 718. ALMY, MARTHA R., work for wom. suff. amend., 760. AMES, BLANCHE BUTLER, 381. AMES, REV. CHARLES G., 394; welcomes suff. con. Phil., 541; 547. AMES, MRS. CHAS. G., 394. AMES, OAKES, endorses suffrage, 284. AMES, SARAH FISHER, 342. ANDERSON, MARY, 733. ANDERSON, PRESIDENT M. B., tribute to A., 471; 558. ANDERSON, NAOMI, spks. for wom. suff., 875. ANDREWS, STEPHEN PEARL, res. at con., 384. ANGLE, JAMES L.
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