CHAPTER XLV.

IOWA.

Beautiful Scenery--Liberal in Politics and Reforms--Legislation for

Women--No Right yet to Joint Earnings--Early Agitation--Frances

Dana Gage, 1854--Mrs. Amelia Bloomer Lectures in Council Bluffs,

1856--Mrs. Martha H. Brinkerhoff--Mrs. Annie Savery, 1868--County

Associations Formed in 1869--State Society Organized at Mt.

Pleasant, 1870, Henry O'Connor, President--Mrs. Cutler Answers

Judge Palmer--First Annual Meeting, Des Moines--Letter from Bishop

Simpson--The State Register Complimentary--Mass-Meeting at the

Capitol--Mrs. Savery and Mrs. Harbert--Legislative

Action--Methodist and Universalist Churches Indorse Woman

Suffrage--Republican Plank, 1874--Governor Carpenter's Message,

1876--Annual Meeting, 1882, Many Clergymen Present--Five Hundred

Editors Interviewed--Miss Hindman and Mrs. Campbell--Mrs. Callanan

Interviews Governor Sherman, 1884--Lawyers--Governor Kirkwood

Appoints Women to Office--County Superintendents--Elizabeth S.

Cook--Journalism--Literature--

Medicine--Ministry--Inventions--President of a National Bank-- The

Heroic Kate Shelly--Temperance--Improvement in the Laws 612

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