CHAPTER XII.

NATIONAL-AMERICAN CONVENTION AND HEARINGS OF 1892 185-201

Discussion on Sunday opening of Columbian Exposition -- Last

appearance of Mrs. Stanton at a national convention after an

attendance of forty years -- Miss Anthony elected President --

Value of Organizations for Women -- First hearing before a

Democratic House Committee -- Mrs. Stanton on the Solitude of

Self; the right of individual conscience, individual citizenship,

individual development, man and woman need the same preparation

for time and eternity -- Lucy Stone pleads for the rights of

women, for justice and fair play, for the feminine as well as the

masculine influence in Government -- Mrs. Hooker speaks -- Senate

Committee addressed by Carrie Chapman Catt, and other noted women

-- Miss Shaw on an Appeal to Deaf Ears; time will come when ears

will be unstopped, voice of the people is voice of God, but voice

of the whole people never has been heard -- Miss Anthony

compliments Senator Hoar -- Committee report in favor by Senators

Hoar, John B. Allen, Francis E. Warren; Vance and George dissent.

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