CHAPTER XI.

NATIONAL-AMERICAN CONVENTION OF 1891 175-184

Triennial meeting of National Council -- Hail to Wyoming! -- Mrs.

Stanton on the Degradation of Disfranchisement; women suffer from

the disgrace just as men would, State, Church and Society uphold

their subordination, all must be brought into harmony with the

idea of equality -- Lucy Stone speaks -- The Rev. Frederick A.

Hinckley on Husband and Wife are One; together they must

establish justice, temperance and purity -- U. S. Senator Carey

tells of the admission of Wyoming, first State with full suffrage

for women; tribute to their influence in government -- The Rev.

Miss Shaw describes recent campaign in South Dakota, Indians

given preference over women.

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