CHAPTER V.

THE NATIONAL SUFFRAGE CONVENTION OF 1886 70-84

Relation of the Woman Suffrage Movement to the Labor Question --

Take Down the Barriers -- German and American Independence

Contrasted -- Resolution condemning Creeds and Dogmas again

discussed -- Woman's Right to Vote under Fourteenth Amendment --

Disfranchisement Cuts Women's Wages -- One-half No Right to a

Vote on Liberties of Other Half -- Woman Suffrage Necessary for

Life of Republic -- America lags behind in granting political

rights to women -- Minority House Report in favor of a Sixteenth

Amendment by Ezra B. Taylor, W. P. Hepburn, Lucian B. Caswell, A.

A. Ranney; men hold franchise by force, women require it for

development, history of woman one of wrong and outrage,

Government needs woman's vote, no excuse for waiting till

majority demand it.

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