"I have been acquainted with Mrs. E. P. W. Packard for about a year,
I believe. She is a person of great religious feeling, high moral
principle, and warm philanthropy. She is a logical thinker, a
persuasive speaker, and such an agitator, that she sometimes succeeds
where a man would fail. I think she will be very useful in the cause
to which she has devoted herself, I mean procuring new laws to
protect married women.
I give Mrs. Packard these lines of recommendation, because she has
asked for them. I do not think them at all necessary, for she can
recommend herself, far better than I can.