want her at head, 348;
votes to unite E. R. Assn. and Union Suff. Soc., 349;
calls mass meet. to consider McFarland-Richardson case, 351;
petit. governor to put McFarland in insane asylum, censured by
press, thanks of unhappy wives, prepares to give up Revolution,
353;
condition of Revolution, her work upon it, no salary, touching
appeals for money, 354;
terrible struggle, 355;
still hopeful, stock company projected, 356;
refuses to change name of Revolution, 358;
visits A. Cary and secures story, 359;
warns Mrs. Phelps that Revolution will hurt Woman's Bureau, 360;
strain increases, sells Revolution for one dollar after sinking
$35,000, 361;
grief over giving up paper, let. refuting charge of financial
recklessness, 362;
if she had known power as lecturer cd. have sustained paper, 363;
love for old volumes of Revolution, starts out to pay $10,000 debt,
Yankee bargain, 364;
"squelches" little professor, social courtesies, receives $100 at
Saratoga con. for first time, fine summing up of status wom.
suff., 365;
Natl. Labor Cong. at Phila., 366;
hostility because she advised women to take strikers' places,
credentials rejected, attack of Utica Herald, 367;
goes to New York to help Mrs. Davis with Twentieth Suff. Annivers.
diary shows her energy, makes great success, 368;
urges women not to identify themselves with polit. parties, resumes
lect. tour, death of nephew Thomas King McLean, starts out night
of funeral, 369;
lectures in Va., Wash., Phila., on "The False Theory," introduced by
venerable Lucretia Mott, first meet. with Phillips since
difference of opinion on Amend. XIV, 370;
Mrs. Stn. wants her for pres. of assn., 371;
as does Mrs. Wright, 372;
declines to be snubbed, lectures Mrs. Stn. on giving up the ship,
373;
Mrs. Hooker appeals for help, cancels lecture engagements to go to
her aid, 374;
learns Mrs. Woodhull will address cong. com., goes with Mrs. Hooker
and others to hear her, 375;
addresses cong. com. and begs consideration, described by Wash.
Daily Patriot, 376;
speaks on petit. of Mrs. Dahlgren and others against suff.,
presents resolution declaring women enfranchised by Amend. XIV,
377;
if this fail, go back to Amend. XVI, placed on educational com.,
378;
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