CHAPTER XXXI.

MASSACHUSETTS.

The Woman's Hour--Lydia Maria Child Petitions Congress--First New

England Convention--The New England, American and Massachusetts

Associations--_Woman's Journal_--Bishop Gilbert Haven--The

Centennial Tea-Party--County Societies--Concord

Convention--Thirtieth Anniversary of the Worcester

Convention--School Suffrage Association--Legislative Hearing--First

Petitions--The Remonstrants Appear--Women in Politics--Campaign of

1872--Great Meeting in Tremont Temple--Women at the

Polls--Provisions of Former State Constitutions--Petitions,

1853--School-Committee Suffrage, 1879,--Women Threatened with

Arrest--Changes in the Laws--Woman Now Owns her own

Clothing--Harvard Annex--Woman in the Professions--Samuel E. Sewall

and William I. Bowditch--Supreme-Court Decisions--Sarah E.

Wall--Francis Jackson--Julia Ward Howe--Mary E. Stevens--Lucia M.

Peabody--Lelia Josephine Robinson--Eliza (Jackson) Eddy's Will 265

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