press, 502;
compli. by Ind. papers, 503;
attack of Richmond, Ky., and Grand Rapids papers, 504;
St. Paul lady acknowledges conversion, wom. needs ballot for temp.
legis., 505;
men fear wom. suff., trib. of Globe-Demo., 506;
response to floral offering, "used to stones," made
vice-pres.-at-large, friendship of Sargents, 507;
death of Garrison, has now a bank account, generosity, 508;
never fails to keep engagements, friends anxious she shd. save
money, desirous of woman's paper, efforts for one, helps edit
Ballot-Box, 509;
need of woman's work and opinion in daily papers, press work shd.
be feature of Natl. Assn., invited to Concord School of Philos.,
510;
new friends, at Washington con., compli. by Edmunds, 511;
Mrs. Spofford's hospitality, sees Luc. Mott last time, death of
mother, 512;
starts out again, 513;
carries point for series of cons., rallying cry for mass meet. in
Chicago, 515;
all send ideas to Mrs. Stn., watching legislators, on death of
sister, doubts of future life, 516;
apprecia. of sister Mary, presides at Indianapolis con., suff.
women married and number of children, 517;
ten minutes at Natl. Repub. Con., ad. Greenback-Labor Con., 518;
trib. of Cin'ti Commercial, 519;
calls on Gen. Garfield, 520;
official let. to president. candidates, 521;
let. to Garfield on Repub. party, 522;
blames women for rushing into campn., defends Garfield, criticises
Hancock, 523;
hopes for help from Repubs., continues work on History, Eliz.
Thomson gives $1,000, 524;
hates the work, calls on Whittier, death of Luc. Mott, persuades
Mrs. Stn. to vote, 525;
suggests Natl. Con. be omitted, owns Mrs. Stn. persuaded her, 526;
trib. to Luc. Mott, day at her home, her hosts in Philadelphia,
ridiculous account of Skye terrier, 527;
N. Y. Graphic on terrier, her disgust, 528;
love for Mrs. Nichols, wd. not spare parents for children's sake,
529;
did not carry out theory, pushing the history, bound to have Rose
and Nichol's pictures, 530;
valuable work done by Hist. Wom. Suff., 531;
starts for Mass. taking Mrs. Stn., 532;
tells Gov. Long women are weary, rec. gold medal from Phila. Suff.
Assn., entertained by Bird Club, Boston Globe pays trib., 534;
relief to roll burden on young shoulders, entertained