CHAPTER V.

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The convention in Portland, Ore., first held in the

West--Enthusiastic welcome and great hospitality--Miss Anthony

speaks of her visit in 1871--Speech of Jefferson Myers, president

of the Exposition--Mrs. Duniway on the Pioneers--Dr. Shaw's

president's address, answers ex-President Cleveland and Cardinal

Gibbons--Committee appointed to interview President

Roosevelt--Protest to committee of Congress against statehood

constitution for Oklahoma and other Territories--Fine work of

Press Committee--Woman's Day at Exposition--Unveiling of

Sacajawea statue--Convention adopts Initiative and

Referendum--Decision to have an amendment campaign in

Oregon--Tribute to Mr. Blackwell--Mrs. Catt's noble

address--Memorial resolutions for eminent members--Speeches by

prominent politicians.

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