CHAPTER XXXIX.

NEW JERSEY.

Women Voted in the Early Days--Deprived of the Right by Legislative

Enactment in 1807--Women Demand the Restoration of Their Rights in

1868--At the Polls in Vineland and Roseville Park--Lucy Stone

Agitates the Question--State Suffrage Society Organized in

1867--Conventions--A Memorial to the Legislature--Mary F.

Davis--Rev. Phebe A. Hanaford--Political Science Club-- Mrs.

Cornelia C. Hussey--Orange Club, 1870--Mrs. Devereux Blake gives

the Oration, July 4, 1884--Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell's Letter--The

Laws of New Jersey in Regard to Property and

Divorce--Constitutional Commission, 1873--Trial of Rev. Isaac M.

See--Women Preaching in his Pulpit--The Case Appealed--Mrs. Jones,

Jailoress--Legislative Hearings 476

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