«Жизнь и деятельность Сьюзен Б. Энтони (Том 2)»

E. B. Taylor, 700;

Lucy Stone inviting A. to Mass. Conv., on A.'s illness, 701;

from the Pillsburys, 702;

миссис Боттом, о «подобном Христу духе» Э., 703;

«благочестивый обман» сенатора Блэра, 704;

Secy. McCulloch, Miss Balgarnie, 704;

Charles Dickinson, 707;

Mrs. Stanton on home of one's own, 707;

Miss Willard on Chautauqua, 709;

Mrs. Johns begs A.'s help for Kas., 715, 719;

members of Cong. on woman suff., 716;

Mrs. Stanton, 717;

Mrs. Susan Look Avery on A.'s popularity, 720;

Э. возражает против скульптора-мужчины для своего бюста, мисс Уиллард протестует, извинения мистера Тафта, одобрение леди Сомерсет, 721, 722;

Miss Willard on loneliness of great spirits, 725;

Bishop Vincent, 727;

Mrs. Greenleaf on taxation without representation, 732;

on carving A.'s face on theatre in Mich., 733;

John Boyd Thacher, 733;

last message from Lucy Stone, 738;

wide range of letters to A., 740;

Mrs. Sewall on A. during Columb. Expos., 746;

Frances Willard, Lady Somerset, Florence Fenwick Miller on same, 747;

to A. during Columb. Expos., 748;

Mrs. Palmer, 748, 749;

Mrs. Eagle, 749;

Mary H. Krout on A. at World's Fair, 751;

A. W. Tourgee, 754;

to A. on N. Y. campaign in 1894, 773;

Miss Willard on A. before N. Y. Repub. Conv., 774;

Col. women invite A., 775;

Mrs. Johns on party action, 777, 778;

Case Broderick and others on woman suff. in Kas. campaign, 778;

Mrs. Johns on planks, 779;

Mrs. Catt, same, 780;

Mr. Blackwell, same, 780;

Rev. Anna Shaw, same, 781;

to A. on alliance with Popu. party, 791;

Mrs. Catt on attitude of polit. parties in Kas., 792;

Garrison on life of reformer, 793;

Mr. Breidenthal, 794, 796;

Mrs. Diggs to A. on campaign, 795;

Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Catt on same, 795;

Mary B. Willard, Jenkyn Lloyd Jones, 804, 805;

H. W. Thomas, 805;

Mrs. Stanton on A.'s reading her speeches, 811;

invitation to Calif., 819;

Mrs. Cooper's welcome, 820;

to A. from Fourth of July Com., 835;

from Calif. friends, 838;

Samuel May urging A. to rest, 841;

Parker Pillsbury, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Stanton, same, 842;

Mrs. Blake on Mrs. Stanton's 80th birthday celebr., 846;

Tilton on same and debt of women to her and A., 848;

Mary Lowe Dickinson's tribute to A., 850;

Mrs. Stanford, same, 850;

Mrs. Greenleaf on Woman's Bible, 856;

begging A. to assist In Calif. suff. campaign, 861, 862;

Mrs. McComas on A.'s coming, 862;

Mrs. Harper in San Fr. Call on appearance of women before Repub. St. Com., 870;

Mrs. Duniway, Mrs. McCann on A. in campaign, 871;

Mrs. Harper in Call on action of Dem. St. Conv., 873;

Mrs. Stanton longs to help in campaign, women left to fight alone, 879;

sent out by Calif. liquor dealers, 886;

Major Pond, 896;

H. W. Thomas on crowning woman, 900;

Mrs. Henrotin, 900;

John W. Hutchinson, 900;

Mary Lowe Dickinson, 901;

Mrs. Catt on A.'s 77th birthday, 907;

«чердачный рабочий кабинет», 910;

Miss Willard to A. on agreeing to differ, 924;

from N. Y. county official, 925;

объем и разнообразие переписки Э., 935-938;

Berkshire Hist. Soc. to A., 939, 940;

Mrs. Stanton on her book and A.'s, 951;

к 50-летию Э., сенатор С. К. Померой, вице-губернатор Дж. П. Рут, Д. Р. Энтони, Уайтло Рид, Эбби Хоппер Гиббонс, 974;

Фрэнсис Эллен Бёрр, Лора Кертис Буллард, Матильда Джослин Гейдж, Элизабет Р. Тилтон, Эллен Райт Гаррисон, Анна Э. Дикинсон, 975;

Mary S. Anthony, Dr. Clemence S. Lozier, Kate N. Doggett, 976;

Mrs. Sewall to Gen. Harrison in 1888, 1013.

Liquor Dealers, 17, 51, 71, 650;

in S. Dak. campaign, 695;

in Col. campaign, 753;

in Kas. campaign, 779;

same, 784;

same, 786; 835;

in Calif., 882, 886, 887 (see Intemperance).

Love Affairs, 38;

in 1840, 43;

in 1845, 46;

in 1846, 50;

in 1855, 126; 142, 175;

Tilton on, 218;

in 1863, 237;

in Oregon, 400;

opinions of on and off stage, 555;

if A. had married, 860; 972, 973.

Love of Family, 20, 31, 42, 45;

letter to brother Merritt in Kas., 144;

to sister, 158; 161;

longs to stay at home, 168;

affection between father and mother, 223;

A.'s love of father, mother and home, 231; 242, 279;

A. in Yosemite, 394;

mother's birthday, 403; 434, 447;

devotion during brother D. R.'s illness, 470, 471; 482, 492, 493;

affection of A.'s mother, 512;

A.'s letter to sister, 516;

A.'s thought for nieces and nephews, 552; 557;

memory of mother, 558;

longing for sister, 562;

recognizes her powers, 578;

family helped A., 668;

Miss Shaw's love for mother, 689; 916, 944.

Marriage, of grandparents, 4, 6;

of parents, 10;

A.'s comment as girl, 30, 39;

of Sister Guelma, 43;

of Hannah, 46;

drawbacks to, 52;

under Common Law, 74;

intemperance and, 84;

Mrs. Greeley on, 87;

Lucy Stone, 91;

effect on women's public work, 128, 151, 158, 178;

A.'s answer to minister, 108;

N. Y. legislator's idea of, 109;

degeneracy in, 135;

picture of early days, 139;

great privileges of wives, 140;

different temperaments, 141;

A. objects to twaddle about wives, 163;

woman's position compared to man's, 169;

wife's loss of name, 170, 183;

A. protests against wife's loss of individuality and self-annihilation, 170;

true woman not dwarfed by, 170, 171;

Lydia Mott disagrees, 171;

good effect on suff., 176;

moments of solitude, 180;

wife's name on tombstone, 183;

why women marry, 186;

wife should be supreme, 193;

Mrs. Stanton on, 193;

one-sided contract, 194;

A.'s tilt with Mayo, 196;

A. the picket, married women the army, 197;

rights of husbands, 204;

in Adam Bede, 216;

married life of A.'s parents, 223;

A. scores wife for advocating low wages for women, 272;

how husbands represent wives, 279, 491, 771;

A. on women's proposing, 316;

wives object to A.'s statements, 331;

Catharine Beecher and Mrs. Woodhull on, 378;

A. on love in, 388;

in Victoria, B. C., 402;

incidents in Washtn. Ty., 403;

A. on mistake of outside confidences, 459;

opposed to second, wives should not live with unfaithful husbands, 463, 1009;

should be only for love, 469;

women should travel first, 559;

Platonic friendship, 568;

of Frederick Douglass, A.'s view, 586;

objects to crucifying wives according to St. Paul, 595;

сенаторы США о влиянии женского избирательного права, 618-620;

Rachel Foster's, A.'s feelings, 644, 645;

о «Роберте Элсмире», 648;

of niece Helen Louise Mosher, 652;

A. on mutual love, 654;

of nephew Wendell Mosher, 679;

золотая свадьба Хукеров, «без речей», 709;

anti-suffragists put forward by husbands, 766;

A. on Mrs. Sewall's, 850;

idea of true marriage, 859;

woman a doll or a drudge, 860;

golden wedding of Sargents, 916;

sentiment for nephew's, 923;

golden wedding of Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Moore, 929;

woes confided to A., 936;

wedded to a principle holiest of marriages, 951;

A.'s golden wedding, 975;

legal slavery in, 987;

must be luxury not necessity for women, 1007;

statistics, 1008;

parents rather daughters marry than work, 1008;

laws must be same for husbands and wives, 1009;

God will curse mothers for endowing children with father's sins, 1010;

God thy law, thou mine, 1011.

Medallion, A.'s made in 1897, 917.

Medical Practice in early times, 30, 39, 40, 49;

"water cure," 91, 112, 126; 129;

at Worcester Institute, 131;

its methods, 134.

Ministers, Murray (Univ.), 5;

Quaker preachers, 6, 15, 19;

A. on women in 1838, 40;

first ordained, 74;

women educate, 68, 76;

S. J. May, 65, 69, 151, 270, 927;

Luther Lee, 70;

Channing, 73, 102, 104, 110, 112;

Higginson, 88;

treatment of women speakers in early days, 69-80, 87-92, 101, 102, 119, 121, 125;[140] 133; 165;

Quaker preacher at Easton, 177; 181;

Beecher's power, 464;

Stopford Brooke, 564;

Dr. Patton in Washtn., 596;

Baptist in Kas., 610;

sign anti-suff. petition, 620;

A. on ordained and non-ordained women, 634;

conduct Intl. Council services, 636;

в Южной Дакоте об «оригинальных упаковках», 657;

N. M. Mann, 697;

women at Natl. Council, 702;

A. asks one if willing to be disfranchised, 709;

Miss Shaw answers Dr. Buckley, 710;

W. C. Gannett, 712, 714, 719, 916;

Dr. J. M. Buckley deb. woman suff., 727;

A. comments on Thanksgiving sermons, 729;

Robert Collyer, 802;

Jenkyn Lloyd Jones, 804, 805;

H. W. Thomas, 805, 900;

J. B. Hawthorne attacks woman suff., 810;

in Salt Lake City on Rev. Anna Shaw's address, 824;

A. addresses in San Francisco, 830, 834;

why they have no polit. influence, 834;

coming to aid of woman suff., 856;

Louis Zahner (Adams), 942 (see Church).

Missouri Compromise, 121, 149.

Mobs, in New York in 1853, 101-103, 163;

against Bloomer costume, 113;

in Rochester, 165;

Phillips' power over, 174;

throughout N. Y., 208, et seq.;

A.'s account, 210; 217;

N. Y. draft riots, 230.

Mt. Hope Cemetery, Anthony burial place, 218, 241, 445, 719.

Music, mother's voice, 10;

Quaker ideas, 11;

in Anthony family, 23;

the Hutchinson's in 1867, 286, 291;

Ristori's, 558;

A.'s feeling towards, 859.

National Council. of Women, organized in 1888, 639;

first triennial, 702;

work for Columb. Expos., 745;

второй трехлетний, 812-814;

организация празднования 80-летия миссис Стэнтон, 845-848;

in Boston, 895; 901;

at Nashville Expos., not a suff. meeting, 927 (see International Council).

National Woman Suffrage Association, founded, officers, 327;

Mrs. Livermore on, 328;

meetings in Saratoga and Newport, 329;

annual conv. in Washtn. in 1870, 337;

усилия по объединению с Американской ассоциацией, 346-350;

conv. in 1871, managed by Mrs. Hooker, 371 et seq.;

conv. of 1872, struggle over 14th amend., 409;

A. objects to connection with Mrs. Woodhull's new party, 413;

saves meeting from disgrace, 414;

conv. of 1873, 431;

in New York, 434;

conv. of 1874, 453;

of 1875, 467;

action relating to Centennial of 1876, 474;

conv. of 1877, 483 et seq.;

of 1878, distress over A.'s absence, prayer meet. in Capitol, 494;

конвент 1879 года, 499-501;

in St. Louis, 506;

conv. of 1880, 511;

of 1881, 526;

Mrs. Mott's adherence, 527;

первый конвент в Новой Англии, 533-535;

conv. of 1882, 540;

of 1883, 546;

of 1884, 588;

of 1885, 595;

of 1886, 607;

объединяется с Американской, 627-632;

A. describes its liberal platform, 631;

responsible for Intl. Council of Women, 633 et seq.;

conv. of 1888, 639;

sends delegates to polit. convs. of 1888, 641;

natl. conv. of 1889, 647;

of 1890, 674;

incorporation, 676;

contributes to South Dakota campaign, 675, 676, 680-685;

conv. of 1891, 703;

conv. of 1892, Mrs. Stanton's last appearance, A. made pres., 717;

conv. of 1893, 737;

successful effort to take annual conv. from Washtn., A.'s oppositn., 738;

connection with Columb. Expos., 748;

conv. of 1894, 756;

no section, creed or politics, 757;

help in Kas. campaign, 780;

sends greetings to Prohib. Conv., 790;

старые работники бунтуют против «бюрократии», 805;

A.'s advice, 806;

конвент 1895 года в Атланте, 810-812;

передает празднование дня рождения миссис Стэнтон Женскому совету, 845-847;

conv. of 1896, 851, 858;

Woman's Bible res., 852;

A.'s sp. against, 853;

conv. of 1897 in Des Moines, 901;

sends greeting on A.'s birthday, 907;

an officer 55 yrs. without salary, 925.

Naturalization, as applied to men and to women, 983;

what rights it confers, 986 (see Citizenship, Immigrants).

Negroes, A. first sees, 17;

objects to treatment in church, 39;

takes tea with, 40;

inferiority declared, 78;

comments on in Washtn. in 1854, 118;

humiliation of, 152;

resolutions on at Teachers' Conv., 155;

efforts to free by emancipation, 226 et seq.;

placed above women, 240;

A.'s work for in Kas., 243;

A. addresses in Kansas and Mo., 248, 249;

their relation to church, 249;

after the War, 255;

Пурвис о «часе негра», 258;

Phillips and Tilton declare their rights paramount to women's, 261;

women sacrificed to, 266;

«час негра», 267-270;

Lucretia Mott on, 268;

Purvis refuses to put negroes before women, 269;

oppose suff. for women, 275;

women sacrificed for, 284;

treachery to women, 286;

leading men declare this is negro's hour, 300;

women abandoned for, 304;

position of black woman, 304;

oppose women on own platform, 314;

A.'s attitude toward, 315;

effect of suffrage on, will lead to outrages, 318;

placed above women, 323;

Э. о «часе негра», 498;

amends. will fail to protect, 500;

Repubs. can not protect in use of ballot, 522;

A. on Douglass marriage and amalgamation, 586;

A. addresses in Atlanta and S. C., 812;

no better treated in North than South, 815;

discharges stenog. who refuses to serve, 816;

in Calif. campaign, 868, 875;

A. addresses church in San Fr., 834;

speaks at church fair, 860;

Pres. Johnson's proclam. disfranchising, 960;

A. protests, 961 et seq.;

"colonization" proposed, 962;

efforts of States to disfranchise, testimony refused in courts, imprisoned for debt, 964;

long-continued misrepresentations of, 965;

ballot only guarantee of freedom, 966;

rights as citizens, 979;

discussion of right to vote, 979 et seq.;

status compared to married white women, 987;

failure of attempts to deport, 1010;

Repubs. approve A.'s demand for negro but not for woman suff., 1015;

Mrs. Stanton declares 14th amend. will not protect in right to vote, 1016 (see Anti-Slavery, Slavery).

Newspapers, list used in writ. Biog., vii; treatment of early demand for Woman's Rights, 61, 77-83, 89-92, 264, 267, 271, 272, 367, 504;

comment on A.'s voting, 424;

on her trial, 441;

on paying debts of The Revolution, 473;

wide notice of A., 502;

changed tone of press, 503, 752, 929;

her apprec. of its power, 510, 904;

efforts for woman's paper, 509;

kindness to reporters, 583, 904;

papers emphasize trivial things, 617;

on dress and woman suff., 651;

reporters of early days, 654;

endless requests for A.'s opinions, 740, 753, 803, 925;

писать для «женских выпусков», 803;

hysterical editors, 839;

on A.'s illness in 1895, 841;

Э. о «желтой прессе», 923;

desire for Wom. Suff. Press Bureau, 939;

at Anthony Reunion, 942;

birthday comment, 972;

on A.'s sp. before trial, 993 (see Interviews, The Revolution).

Alabama, Birmingham, News, 809;

Huntsville, Evening Tribune, 809.

Arkansas, Little Rock, The Woman's Chronicle, 722.

California, on A.'s first visit in 1871, 392, 404, 405;

of South. Calif. in 1895, 834;

в кампании за женское избирательное право 1896 года, 866-869;

9,000 clippings, 868;

Alameda, 868, 891;

Berkeley, 868;

Oakland, Enquirer, 834; 868;

Los Angeles, 868;

Times, unfriendly to women, 834;

caricatures A., 868;

Sacramento, Record-Union, 868;

San Diego, Union, 833; 868;

San Jose, Mercury, 394; 868;

San Francisco, Bulletin, 829;

has suff. dept., 866;

Call, 829, 866;

work for woman suff. in St. Repub. Conv., 869;

women delegates before com., 870;

report smothered in Dem. Conv., 873;

women's mass meet., 878;

ceases support, 885;

Chronicle, A.'s banquet in 1871, 405;

Woman's Cong., 828, 829;

action in woman suff. campaign, 867;

Examiner, Woman's Cong., 829;

action in woman suff. campaign, 867;

work for woman suff. in Dem. St. Conv., 872;

Monitor, 867;

Post, 829;

assists woman suff. campaign, 866;

Report, same, 866;

Star, 868;

Voice of Labor, 868.

Colorado, press supports woman suff. in 1893, 753;

Denver, News, trib. to A., 388; 821;

Colorado women indebted to, 822;

rep. of lecture, 823;

Times, 822;

Tribune, 388.

Connecticut, Hartford, Courant, 339;

Post, 333.

Dakota, South, 688.

District of Columbia, Washington, Capital, 486;

Daily Patriot, 376;

Kate Field's Washington, 791;

National Republican, Wom. Suff. Conv. of 1871, 377;

petits. for woman suff., 485;

Republic, 542;

Star, A.'s meet, in 1854, 118;

petits. for woman suff., 1877, 485;

descript. of A. in 1889, 660;

70th birthday, 665;

Union, 130;

Woman's Campaign, 509;

Woman's Tribune, Intl. Council numbers, 633; 641;

A.'s 70th birthday number, 671.

Georgia, Atlanta, Constitution, Natl. Suff. Conv., 810;

A.'s and Miss Shaw's sp., 811;

Sunny South, 810.

Illinois, country press on A.'s Social Purity lect., 469;

Chicago, Agitator, 321, 361;

Daily News, A. and The Revolution, 473;

the Skye terrier, 527; 531;

Herald, 651;

A. like Pope, 840;

Inter-Ocean, Mary H. Krout on A. at Columb. Expos., 751;

Journal, 757;

Legal News, trib. to A., 346;

A.'s trial, 443, 757;

Republican, 306;

Tribune, A.'s reticence and truthfulness, 462;

interview with, 505;

fine tribute to, 549;

sp. at Press Cong., 750;

Union Signal, Miss Willard's trib. to A., 638;

grandeur of loneliness, 725;

Voice, 844;

Springfield, Republic, 517.

Indiana, Indianapolis, News, 866;

Sentinel, 517;

Times, 547;

Terre Haute, Express, 503.

Iowa, Sioux City, Daily Times, 387.

Kansas, Iola, Register, 778;

Kansas City, Journal, 550;

Leavenworth, Commercial, 292;

Times, 787;

Topeka, State Journal, 789;

Wichita, Eagle, 841.

Kentucky, Richmond, Herald, 504.

Louisiana, New Orleans, Daily States, 598;

Picayune, trib. to A., 597;

on her lectures, 807;

Times-Democrat, 598;

Shreveport, Times, 808.

Maine, Bangor, Jeffersonian, 154;

Ellsworth, American, 154.

Maryland, Baltimore, Sun, interview bet. A. and Doolittle, 417;

A.'s presiding, 637.

Massachusetts, Adams, Freeman, 942;

Boston, Anti-Slavery Standard, 174, 188, 214, 233, 245;

Pillsbury made editor, 246; 251, 252, 261;

attitude toward woman suff., 262;

same, 265, 268, 269;

A.'s assistance, 263; 275;

women aid, 297;

Commonwealth, 297;

Congregationalist, 198;

Globe, trib. to A., 534;

a woman President, 725;

Liberator, 174, 188, 214, 233, 251;

Traveller, Natl. Suff. Conv., 533;

Lillian Whiting on A.'s birthday, 672;

Woman's Journal, 361, 419;

Worcester, Spy, 994.

Newspapers--Continued.

Michigan, press on A.'s speeches in 1874, 460;

in 1893, 740;

Bay City, Tribune, 740;

Detroit, Free Press, 345;

Grand Rapids, Times, 504.

Missouri,

St. Louis, Globe-Democrat, A.'s personality, 469;

same, 506;

her sp. when flowers were presented, 507;

Post, 495;

Republic, 925.

Nebraska, Omaha, Bee, 544;

Herald, 544;

Republican, 544.

New York, press on woman suff. in campaign of 1894, 763;

Albany, Journal, 65;

Law Journal, 443;

Register, 141;

Auburn, Bulletin, 993;

Daily Advertiser, 714;

Binghamton, Republican, 156;

Brooklyn, Times, 651;

Buffalo, Commercial 271;

Express, trib. to A., 473;

A. and Spiritualists, 773;

Canandaigua, Times, 441;

Dundee, Record, 200;

Elmira, Advertiser, 803;

Free Press, 542;

Fayetteville, National Citizen, 510, 530;

Geneva, Courier, 993;

New York City, Business Women's Journal, 757;

Christian Advocate, 727;

Democrat, 384;

Commercial Advertiser, abuses temp. women in 1853, 90;

on A.'s voting, 425;

same, 994;

Courier, abuses temp. women in 1853, 91;

trib. to A., 973;

Evening Mail, 973;

Evening Post, 83, 103, 195;

op. woman suff., 267;

same, 771;

A.'s trial, 994;

Evening Telegram, 581;

Globe, 973;

Graphic, cartoons A., 424;

trib. to A., 473;

absurd comment, 528;

Harper's Weekly, 771;

Hearth and Home, 339;

Herald, attacks suff. advocates, 78, 306;

trib. to A. and suff. conv., 458;

A.'s birthday, 973;

Home Journal, 297;

Independent, 192;

"the spider crab," 252; 275;

fails the women, 281;

The Revolution and its editors, 296;

Mary Clemmer's trib. to A., 340;

on Senators receiving women's petitions, 485;

A.'s birthday, 974;

Organ, 91, 97;

Outlook, 766;

Recorder, 771;

Standard, 384;

Sun, abuses temp. women in 1853, 90;

Democrats and woman suff. plank, 305;

A.'s voting, 425;

her trial, 442, 462; 530, 651;

birthday banq., 665;

on petit. for woman suff., 760;

Mrs. Stanton's articles, 763; 848;

Times, 157;

The Revolution and editors, 295;

A.'s depart. for Europe, 550;

birthday, 972;

Tribune, 61;

rep. of first woman's temp. conv., 66; 83;

sustains woman's right to speak, 89, 101, 102; 103;

assists A., 122; 147, 157;

Wom. Rights Conv., mob rule, 1859, 174; 195;

ridicules woman suff., 267; 275;

refuses to print Mrs. Stanton's name, 280;

woman suff. in Kas., 281;

Wm. Winter's trib. to A., 323;

обвинения в «свободной любви», 383;

compliments A., 384;

on birthday, 972;

Whig, 131;

World, abuses suff. pioneers, 264, 306;

A.'s birthday, 341;

art. against woman suff., 497;

on A.'s presiding, 637;

N. Y. City women in 1894, 764;

Nelly Bly interview with A., 858;

A.'s trial, 995;

Rochester, Democrat and Chronicle, 145, 423;

A.'s trial, 442;

truthfulness, 462;

trib. to A., 473;

30th Wom. Rights Anniv., 496;

A.'s lect. on Bread and Ballot, 546;

her impressions of Europe, 581;

70th birthday, 673;

appoint. to office and Chamber of Commerce sp., 731;

favors woman suff., 762;

A. and Popu. party, 791;

77th birthday, 905;

Mary A.'s birthday, 915;

A.'s sp. before trial, 993;

Herald, 542;

A.'s housewarming, 707;

A.'s birthday, 906;

Mary A.'s birthday, 915;

North Star, 59;

Post-Express, A.'s voting, 424, 425;

trib. to A., 428;

on paying debts of Revolution, 473;

о «качестве и количестве», 766;

on 77th birthday celebr., 906;

Rochester's opinion of A., 995;

Union and Advertiser, before the War, 145;

on women's voting in 1872, 424;

calls A. corruptionist, 436;

Rondout, Courier, 124;

Seneca Falls, Lily, 114, 188;

Syracuse, Journal, 77;

Standard, 72, 77, 729;

Star, abuses suffragists, 77;

same, 79;

other papers, 729;

Troy, Times, 272;

Utica, Herald, 367;

Observer, A.'s trial, 443;

trib. to A., 473;

Evening Telegraph, 83.

Ohio, Cincinnati, Commercial, The Revolution and its editors, 301;

trib. to A., 519;

Enquirer, on The Revolution, 296;

A.'s paying debts, 473;

Times-Star, 582;

Cleveland, Leader, A. and woman of future, 582;

sp. to W. C. T. U., 800;

Dayton, Herald, 331;

Toledo, Ballot Box, 509;

Blade, on A.'s voting, 425; 509.

Oregon, Portland, Bulletin, 397;

Herald, 397;

New Northwest, 398;

Oregonian, 397.

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Press, Grace Greenwood on first suff. conv. in Washtn., 314;

A.'s appeal to Congressl. Com., 376;

Mrs. Woodhull, 377;

Forney on woman suff., 487;

Sunday Republic, 489;

Times, 547;

Pittsburg, Leader, 995.

Rhode Island, Providence, Una, 188.

South Carolina, Columbia, The Pine Tree State, 812.

Tennessee, Memphis, Appeal, 807;

Avalanche, A.'s dress, 651; 807;

Scimitar, 807;

Nashville, American, 928.

Washington, Olympia, Standard, 401;

Seattle, Despatch, 401.

Wyoming, Cheyenne, Tribune, 387.

British Columbia, Victoria, Colonist, 402.

France, La Citoyenne, La Femme, 562;

Le Soir, 561.

Italy, Rome, Italian Times, 561.

Non-Partisanship, A. declares for in 1869, 315;

in 1872, 416, 419, 422;

in 1878, 497, 498;

in 1880, 523;

on importance of, 657, 683;

of Natl. Wom. Suff. Assn., 757;

A.'s in Calif, campaign, 879;

scores N. Y. women for going into partisan politics, 928.

Organizations of Women, Daught. of Temp. in Canajoharie, 53;

in Rochester, 62;

snubbed at Albany, hold own meet., 64, 65;

N. Y. Wom. St. Temp. Soc., 68, 69, 87, 92, 95;

N. Y. Working-woman's Assn. in 1868, 307;

meet. at Cooper's Institute for Hester Vaughan, 309, 310;

Assn. for Advance. of Women, 446;

Harriet Hosmer on women's clubs, 655;

Genl. Fed. of Wom. Clubs, 720, 877;

Daught. Am. Rev., 919;

Buffalo, Educat. and Indust. Union, 741;

Scribblers' Club, 803;

Chicago, Jewish Woman's Council, 921;

Woman's Club, 821, 896, 902;

Denver, Woman's Club, 822;

Des Moines, Woman's Club, 903;

Los Angeles, Friday Morn. Club, 862;

Memphis, 807;

Minneapolis, Woman's Council, 929;

New Orleans, Woman's Club, 597;

Portia, 807;

Arena, 808;

New York, Woman's Suff. League, 802;

Press Club, 924;

Sorosis, 307, 654, 704, 924;

Oakland, Ebell, 831, 876;

Orange, Woman's Club, 924;

Philadelphia, New Century, 705, 753, 799;

Portland (Ore.), Woman's Club, Woman's Union, 877;

Rochester, Educat. and Indust. Union, 901;

Ignorance, 709;

Political Equality, 651, 658, 698, 707, 739, 849, 860, 895, 915, 917;

clubs in Roch. give recep. to A., 905, 906;

San Diego, 833, 862;

San Francisco, 830;

Century and others, 876;

Seattle, Woman's Century, 877;

Shreveport, Hypatia, 808;

Syracuse, Political Equality, 762;

Topeka, Equal Suff., 786;

Washington, Wimodaughsis, 700, 718;

London (Eng.), Somerville, 564, 567;

Natl. Wom. Suff. Soc., 564

(см. тех, кто упомянут особо).

Passes, R. R., furnished by Senator Stanford, 390;

by D. R. Anthony, 796;

by Mrs. Stanford, 830, 888.

Persecutions, viii, 190, 299, 301, 929

(см. Толпы, Газеты, Пионеры, Трезвость).

Personal Appearance, of grandmother, 6;

of mother, 9;

of A. in 1846, 50;

in 1851, 64; 113;

in 1855, 124;

in 1857, 154; 264, 273;

in 1869, 302, 316; 333, 342, 346;

in 1876, 469; 504, 505, 506;

child's opinion, 577; 582, 583;

in 1886, 605; 637, 638, 660, 714, 729, 751;

in 1896, 858; 928, 933, 973.

Petitions, for Maine Law, 70, 71;

presented to Legis., 81;

for property rights, guard. of children and suff., 105, 108;

presented, 109;

continued, 111;

insulting recep. in 1856, 140;

Mrs. Stanton and A. for civil and polit. rights of women, in 1860, 175;

A.'s sacrifices for, 190;

to emancipate slaves, 230 et seq.;

to N. Y. Constl. Conv. for woman suff., 262, 263, 264;

to Cong. to include women in 14th Amend., 265;

for woman suff. to N. Y. Constitl. Conv., 278;

Greeley checkmated, 279;

of 80,000 women to vote in 1871, 378, 431;

A.'s to Cong. to remit fine for voting, 449, 450;

в 1876-7 годах за 16-ю поправку, различие мнений, 483-485;

Mary Clemmer describes recep. in Cong., 485;

in 1879, 500;

comments of Mary Clemmer, 501;

great number in 1880, 511;

to Natl. Repub. Conv. of 1880, 517;

preserved by Chicago Hist. Soc., 518;

to Greenback-Labor, 518;

to Democratic, 519;

to Prohib., 520;

vast number of women for suff., 589;

for and against suff. in 1887, 620;

for represent. of women at Columb. Expos., 743, 744;

in N. Y. campaign of 1894, 760;

eminent signers, 764;

vast numbers, 766, 767, 773;

of antis, 766;

for woman suff. in Calif., 873, 888;

for woman suff. ignored in Cong., 970;

of Chicago women for Liquor Law, 1012.

Phrenology, A. in 1837, 30;

chart of head, 85.

Pickpockets, A.'s pocket picked at Saratoga, 121;

at Chicago by woman, 249.

Pioneers, persecution and abuse, viii, 69 et seq., 76 et seq., 83 et seq., 88 et seq., 101, 107; 138;

A.'s pioneer work, 190;

life in Kas., 247, 248, 284;

Mrs. Hooker's tribute to, 334;

first speakers for woman suff., 369; 384;

Mary L. Booth on, 615;

Sarah B. Cooper, 616;

Miss Willard, 638;

A. in temperance, 643;

products of, 765, 822, 848; 944, 973.

Planks, woman suff. refused by Natl. Liberal Conv. in 1872, 415;

Natl. Repub. adopts, 416;

Natl. Dem. refuses, 417, 418;

in natl. polit. convs. of 1876, 476;

convs. of 1880, 518, 519;

adopted by Prohib., 520;

in 1884, 594;

in Repub. Natl. platform of 1888 not intended for women, 642;

the one presented by Natl. Suff. Assn. to Rep. Conv. of 1892 for adoption, 723;

the one adopted, 724;

Prohibs. have woman suff. plank, 726;

for woman suff, adopted by Kas. Repubs., 726;

action of Popu. Natl. Conv. in 1892, 727;

борьба за получение пункта о женском избирательном праве от республиканцев Канзаса в 1894 году, 777-787;

A.'s great sp. demanding planks, 784, 785;

действия конвента популистов, 787-790;

text of plank adopted, 789;

Prohib. Conv. adopts one, 790;

A.'s joy over, 792;

for woman suff. by St. Repub. Conv. of Calif. in 1894, 863;

действия политических конвентов штата в Калифорнии по женскому избирательному праву в 1896 году, 869-874;

on women, adopted by Repub. Natl. Conv. of 1896, contempt of women for it, 880;

Gen. Harrison asked to include women in that of Repub. plat. in 1888, 1013;

planks in polit. plat. necessary for woman suff., 1015 et seq.

(см. Политические партии).

Poems, Berkshire Hills, 1, 13; 63;

on Bloomers, 113;

Phoebe Cary on A.'s 50th birthday, 342;

"Old Gal" in Oregon, 397; 668; 804;

to A. in Calif., 881;

A.'s remarks on poetry, 921; 937, 944.

Political Parties, Whigs, A.'s grandfather, 5;

in Boston, 42; 44, 59, 121, 149;

Know Nothings, 121, 149;

A. repudiates proposed party of Mrs. Woodhull and others, 413;

attitude of parties toward women, 506;

Greenback-Labor, 518; 584;

in 1884, 594;

A. on third parties, 622;

action in Col. on woman suff., 780;

action in Idaho, 879;

action in Calif., 878, 884;

A. on women's power to help reform parties, 898;

workingmen in Eng. toward, 998;

same and negroes in U. S., 999

(см. Беспартийность, Пункты программы, Демократы, Республиканцы и другие партии).

Многоженство, взгляды Э. на, 388-390.

Populists, natl. conv. of 1892, res. com. refuses to hear A. and Miss Shaw, action on woman suff., 726, 727;

on woman suff. in Col., 753;

Конвент штата Канзас в 1894 году о пункте о женском избирательном праве, 787-790;

волнение из-за поддержки Э. и мисс Шоу, 788-791;

A.'s attitude toward, 788, 791, 794;

results of campaign, 796, 797;

press in Calif. in favor of woman suff., 868;

St. Conv. adopts plank, 872;

invite A. to address ratifi. meet., 878;

in Idaho, 879;

attitude toward woman speakers in Calif., 883;

silenced by Democrats, 884, 885;

in Alameda Co., 891;

for woman suff. in Col., 1017;

in Kas., 1018;

adopt res. for, 1021.

Postmasters, women, Grant appoints first, 418, 455.

Prayer, 44;

cannot replace votes, 457;

meet. in Natl. Capitol, Mrs. Stanton on, 494;

and politics, 643;

A.'s ideas in regard to, 709;

practice, 859;

thinks it would have little effect on voters, 923.

Presidents, Martin Van Buren, 41, 42;

A. on woman, 119;

Buchanan's adminis., 150;

Lincoln in 1861, 207, 213;

criticised by A., 227;

delays to free slaves, 227;

address to from Wom. Loyal League, 229, 957;

Johnson's incapacity, 255;

he subscribes for The Revolution, 297;

Grant and Wilson, 418;

Grant remits inspectors' fines, 453;

appoints women postmasters, 455;

Hayes ignores women in message, 499;

receives delegates, 500;

Garfield on woman suff., 520, 521;

A. asks candidates' views on, 521;

urges Arthur to recommend woman suff., 538;

he receives suff. delegates, 588;

Cleveland receives Intl. Council of Women, 637;

Boston Globe on women, 725;

Hayes favors woman suff., 757;

Johnson's proclam. to Miss. in 1865, 960;

A. scores him for, 961 et seq.;

power of to create voters, 965, 966;

Lincoln always governed by voice of people, 967;

Grant on 15th Amend., 991;

Harrison urged to include women in letter of acceptance, 1013.

Профессии (см. Отрасли промышленности).

Prohibitionists, natl. conv. adopts woman suff. plank in 1880, 520;

Natl. Alliance invites A., 537;

A. scores for refusing woman suff. plank in 1884, 594;

Miss Willard asks A.'s advice as to plank, her answer, 622;

A.'s speech does not please, 644;

in S. Dak., 657, 681, 683;

took best men out of Congress, 709;

adopt woman suff. plank in 1892, 726;

Kas. St. Conv. adopts woman suff. plank, 790;

vote for it, 797;

woman suff. more important, 857;

St. Conv. in Calif, adopts woman suff. plank, 872;

A. objects to connecting prohibit. with woman suff. campaign, 882.

Pronouns, masculine and feminine, 982, 983, 990.

Property Rights for Women, first law for, 58;

common law, 74;

women first work for, 82;

convention and petitions for, 105;

A. canvasses for, 105, 108;

petitioners abused, 109;

A.'s argument for, 110;

arranges series of convs., 110;

hard work of canvass, 111;

bill secured from N. Y. Legis. in 1860, 189;

owed to suffragists, 549;

in England, 563

(см. Законы, Брак).

Public Career, A.'s reasons for entering, 57 et seq.;

fairly begun, 64;

gradual transformation, 107; 925.

Quakers, evolution of A., viii, 107;

Anthony family, 6;

Hicksites, 7;

"high seat," 6, 19, 57;

home schools, 9;

object to marriage of A.'s father, 10;

on music, 10, 11, 23;

discipline A.'s father for dress, 20;

for allowing dancing, 36;

attitude toward children, 21;

toward taxes, 37;

father disowned, 37; 44;

in Rochester, 48;

A. first away from, 50;

reformers, on voting, 61;

attitude toward women, 93;

toward capital punish., 165;

A. and young preacher, 177;

never fail A., 181;

meet, at Waterloo, 197; 201, 216;

John Bright, 565;

in England, 569, 571;

in Ireland, 572;

разрешила все вопросы, обсуждаемые в «Роберте Элсмире», 648;

Mrs. Mendenhall, 660;

view of Bible, 856;

A. member of, 933;

feelings of ancients if they could come back in 1897, 941;

old meeting house of Anthony family, 947.

Receptions and Social Functions, in 1839, 36;

temp. supper in 1849, 53;

temp. festival in Rochester in 1851, 62;

at Lydia Mott's, 173;

with Cary sisters, 343, 358;

A.'s 50th birthday, 341;

in New York in 1870, 368;

to pardoned election inspectors, 453;

in San Fran. in 1871, 405;

in New York in 1873, 435;

in Washtn., 512;

in Indpls., 517;

in Washtn. in 1881, 527;

in Boston, 535;

in Washtn., 1882, 541;

in St. Louis, 546;

A.'s 73d birthday in Phila., 546;

in London, 555, 563-568;

Rachel Foster recd. by Queen, A.'s remarks, 562;

in Edinburgh, 569;

at home of Harriet Martineau, 571;

in Ireland, 572;

in London, 577;

in Liverpool, 579;

in New Orleans, 597;

in Racine, 611;

in Indpls., 623;

Mrs. Ingalls', 626;

to Intl. Council of Women in 1888, 637;

in Chicago, 641;

in Washtn., 647;

in St. Louis, 649;

at Park Hotel, New York, 651;

Akron, O., 652;

Seidl Club at Brighton Beach, newspaper account, 653, 654;

70th birthday dinner, 672;

in Washtn., A. appreciates value of, 677;

in Ft. Scott, 697;

in Rochester, 698;

of Natl. Council, 702; 704;

in Phila., 705;

in A.'s own home, 707;

in Washtn., 718;

in Chicago, 720;

in Senate chamber, Topeka, 726;

in Washtn., 739;

at Columb. Expos., 744, 746, 750, 751;

in New York, 753;

in Ann Arbor, 755;

in Syracuse, 752;

New Century Club, Phila., 799;

in N. Y., 802;

New year's in Roch., 806;

in Ky., 806;

in Memphis, 807; 809;

in Atlanta, 810;

in Columbia, 812;

in Washtn., 814;

in St. Louis, 821;

in Denver, 821, 822;

in Cheyenne, 823;

in Salt Lake, 824, 825;

в Калифорнии, 830-834;

in New York, 849;

in Washtn., 858;

in San Diego and Los Angeles, 862;

in Stockton, 872;

in North. Calif., 876, 877;

in Portland, 877;

in Seattle, 878;

in Des Moines, 903;

in Indpls., 903;

in Rochester, 895;

in Boston, 895;

in Providence, 896;

in Nashville, 927, 928;

Anthony reunion in 1897, 942.

Reconstruction, A.'s speech on in 1865, 247;

trying period, 255;

A. opposes on basis of male suff., 276;

protest against it, 277;

A.'s sp. in Kas. in 1865, 960.

Reformers, A. encouraged to join, 57;

meet at Anthony home, 60;

pictures of in A.'s study, 935;

always stoned, women grow more tender, 945;

few live to succeed, 948.

Религия (см. Церковь, Бог, Гуманитарные науки, Безбожие, Бессмертие и т. д.)

Reminiscences of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 712, 951.

Reports, adverse of N. Y. Constitl. Conv. on woman suff., 280;

Anna Dickinson on, 280;

adverse Congressl. of 1871, strong minority of B. F. Butler and others, 382;

Senate adverse, 1872, 411;

A.'s trial for voting, where found, 436, 446;

Конгресс о петиции Э. об отмене штрафа за голосование, Тремейн, Батлер, Эдмундс, Карпентер, 450-453;

U. S. Senators in 1879 in favor of report for 16th Amend., 500, 501;

for and against in 1882 and 1883, 543;

Congressl. Coms. on woman suff. in 1884, Reed's opinion, 590;

A.'s and Mrs. Stanton's toil over report of Natl. Suff. Conv., 592;

Congressl. Coms. in 1886, 607;

coms. on union of two suff. assns., 630;

of Intl. Council of Women, 637;

A.'s financial report of 1888, 642;

Congressl., first in favor of 16th Amend., 699, 700;

on 16th Amend. in 1891, 718;

great N. Y. campaign of 1894, 760, 772;

com. in constitl. conv. on woman suff., 770, 771;

woman suff. in Calif. Dem. Conv. "smothered," but finally presented, 873, 874;

Mrs. Sargent's, as pres. Calif. St. Suff. Assn., tribute to A., 892.

Representation, Basis of, declared by 14th Amend., 250;

but one true basis, 260;

shall be citizenship, 310;

women counted in and refused suff., 499;

акт президента Джонсона, 961-963;

suff. should form, 987 (see Taxation).

Representation, Indirect, 74, 279, 491, 590, 771.

Republic, how it differs from monarchy, 982.

Republicans, birth of party, 121;

A. attends first meet., 133;

growth of party, 149;

attitude in 1861, 207, 210, 211, 212;

efforts for emancip. of slaves, 226, 235;

in Kas. in 1865, 248; 255;

for negro suff., 256;

refuse to stand for woman suff., 265;

press opposed, 266, 267;

continued refusal, 269;

oppose woman suff. amend, in Kas. in 1867, 275; 276;

Curtis defends party, 280;

its leaders sacrifice women, 281;

their record in Kas., 281;

official action to defeat woman suff. amend., 283;

a few stand by women, 284;

results, 291;

press comment, 293; 304;

Natl. Conv. snubs women, 305; 311;

A. on attitude of leaders, 315;

all believe in woman suff., 317;

position in 1870, 365, 366;

in 1871, 381;

Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Hooker on, 382;

in Wyoming, 407, 411;

party expediency, 409;

plank of Natl. Conv. in 1872, 416;

A. urged to support and partly agrees, 416, 417;

sends out address, 418;

criticised but rejoices, 419;

Mrs. Stanton pessimistic, 420;

Henry Wilson encourages, 420;

com. sends for A., plank ignored, 421;

women speak, 422;

A. offends by sticking to suff. instead of politics, 422;

on A.'s registering to vote, 426;

woman's plank in Natl. Conv. of 1876, 476;

A. on woman's allegiance to, 497, 498;

support woman's paper, 509;

cannot fool the women, 516;

refuse women recognition at Natl. Conv. of 1880, some delegates dissent, 518;

Garfield discusses their attitude toward woman suff., 521;

A. reviews their position and urges him to rise above party, 522;

A. hopes they will finally help women, 524;

voting record in Congress on woman suff., 584, 585;

A. and Mrs. Stanton advise women to work for, 594;

A. shows record on woman suff., 623;

suffragists appeal in vain to Natl. Conv. of 1888, 641;

ladies interview Harrison, Estee destroys their hopes, 642;

treatment of woman suff. in S. Dak., 687;

Natl. Conv. Com. of 1892 grants hearing to A., but cannot carry plank, 723;

women delegates present, 724;

Kas. St. Conv. greets A., adopts woman suff. plank, Ingalls endorses, 726;

on woman suff. in Col., 753;

in N. Y. refuse to elect women delegates, 758;

A.'s name refused, 759;

N. Y. St. Conv. refuses woman suff. plank, 774;

woman's connection with in Kas., 778;

отношение политиков Канзаса в 1894 году, 778-787;

same, 794;

same, 797;

their early record, 779;

политическая работа с женщинами, 778-784;

Woman's Assn. in Kas., 778, 783, 785;

A. states her attitude toward, 792;

A. repudiates in Kas., 793, 794;

their part in defeating suff. amend., 797;

favor woman suff. in Calif., 863;

конвент штата заявляет о поддержке, 869-871;

invite A. to address ratification meeting, 878;

in Idaho, 879;

Natl. Conv. in 1896 rejects A.'s plank, adopts ridiculous substitute, 879;

anger of women, 880;

treachery of Central Com. in Calif., 883, 884;

the orators silent, Thos. B. Reed fails the women, 885;

in Alameda Co., 891;

United States Senators put "male" in Constitu., 970;

Natl. Conv. of 1872 on equal rights, 991;

enfranchised negroes and received their support, 999;

Gen. Harrison asked to include women in platform adopted by Natl. Conv. of 1888, 1013;

approve of negro but not of woman suff., 1015;

action on 14th Amend., 1016;

Mrs. Stanton tells cannot protect black men, 1016;

opp. woman suff. in Kas. in 1867, 1016, 1017;

approve in Col. in 1893, 1017;

give prohib. in Kas., 1017;

also munic. suff, for women, 1017;

for full suff., 1018;

in Congress, 1018;

Kas. League of Rep. Clubs refuses to endorse, 1018;

must choose between women and low constituents, 1019;

would drive women to Populists, 1020;

adopt res. for woman suff., 1021.

Resolutions, on Bible, 76;

equal pay for women teachers in 1853, 100;

color question in schools, 155;

coeducation in 1857, 155;

Mrs. Stanton on Divorce, 193;

National Loyal League in 1863, 227;

women's as well as negroes' rights, 229;

for an Equal Rights Assn., 259, 260;

A. on proposed 14th Amend, in 1867, 276;

Kas. Repubs. to defeat woman suff. amend, in 1867, 283;

Equal Rights Assn. censuring A. and Mrs. Stanton, 300;

same advising them to go to Democrats, 305;

of Labor Congress in 1868, 307;

in Hester Vaughan's case, for jury of women, 309;

in Cong, in 1868 for woman suff., 310, 311;

15th Amend, dispute in Equal Rights Assn., 323, 324;

миссис Ливермор о «свободной любви», 324;

on woman's right to vote under 14th Amend., 331;

Ingersoll on equal laws for women, 345;

in 1871 on right of women to vote under 14th Amend., 377;

косвенно о «свободной любви», 384;

declaring 14th and 15th Amends, enfranchise women, 410;

attempt to secure res. from Natl. Liberal Conv. of 1872, 415;

personal rights and criminal prosecution of A. for voting, 431;

trial of A., 434;

exclusion of women from Centennial, 474;

отношение Конгресса к петициям женщин, игнорирование женщин в послании президента Хейса, тирания федерального правительства над женщинами и т. д., 499;

res. for woman suff. by Greenback party, 519;

A.'s departure for Europe, 548;

disfranch. of Utah women, 607;

Blair's on 16th Amend., 617;

Am. Wom. Suff. Assn. on union with Natl., 627;

Farmers' Alliance and Knights of Labor in S. Dak. on woman suff., 686;

Natl. Popu. Conv. adopts woman suff., 727;

of N. Y. Anti-Suff. Society in 1894, 765;

on woman suff. proposed by Kas. politician, 778;

wom. suff. endorsed by Repub. and Popu. parties in Kas., 784;

of Kas. Wom. Repub. Assn., 785;

woman suff. res. refused by Kas. Repub. St. Conv., 786;

res. against in Dem. St. Conv., 796;

A. on women's refusing to help men while "male" is in Constitu., 839;

on Woman's Bible by Natl. Suff. Assn., 853;

on woman suff. at Dem. St. Conv. in Calif, in 1896, 874;

Repubs. and Populists in Kas. adopt res. for woman suff., 1021.

Воссоединение семьи Энтони в Адамсе, Массачусетс, в 1897 году, 939-947.

Revolution, woman suff. will cause, 620;

impossible for women, 918;

excusable only in enslaved, 1002;

women driven to it in temp, work, 1003.

Revolution, The, first notice of, 290;

A.'s delight, 294;

газета основана, редакторы и передовицы, финансовая борьба и т. д., 295-311;

petitions for woman suff., 313;

Train withdraws from, 319;

offices moved, 320;

конец газеты, 354-364;

prospectus, Alice Gary's story, its contributors, 359;

A. will pay immense debt, 362;

efforts to do so, 441, 459, 460, 468;

last dollar paid, 472;

comments of press, 473; 509, 655, 951.

Riggs House, home of A. for 12 winters, 512;

loses home there, 705.

School Life, of father at "Nine Partners'," 8;

of mother, 9;

in Anthony home, 9, 19, 22, 23, 35;

Э. в школе-интернате, 24-34.

Scrap Books, used in writing Biog., vii, 910;

begun in 1855, 125;

of N. Y. campaign, 762;

visit to Calif., 837.

Sculpture, A. will have statue in Washtn., 669;

bust of A. by Adelaide Johnson, 677;

Mrs. Stanton by same, 713;

of A. by Lorado Taft, amusing corres., 721, 722;

A.'s face carved on theater, 733;

proposed statue of Mrs. Schuyler, 734;

Harriet Hosmer's Lincoln, 821;

A.'s statuette by Bessie Potter, 862;

in N. Y. Capitol, 949;

would have bronze if not a woman, 973.

Seasickness, 395, 552, 555.

Sex Distinctions, 69, 74. 76;

woman inferior by nature, 78; 79, 84, 89, 90, 93, 109;

let man compare woman's position with his, 169; 306, 324;

Kentucky editor's view, 504;

God intended none, 945.

Slavery, in N. Y., 17;

in Washtn., 33; 38;

A.'s comments in 1839, 39; 59;

Fugitive Slave Law, underground R. R., 61;

A. on slaves in Washtn., 118;

transition period, 149;

A.'s speeches on, 153; 172, 173;

South. attitude on, 184; 204;

conditions in 1861, 207;

efforts to abolish by emancip., 226 et seq.;

A.'s appeals, 227, 230;

A. on slaveholders, 228;

Sumner on, 236;

abolished by 13th Amend., 238;

of woman, 333; 427;

for feeding fugitive slave, 440;

Purvis on A.'s part in abolishing, 547;

makes people unjust to each other, 844;

pictures in A.'s study, 934;

blighting effects on women and children, 957;

compact of U. S. Constitu. broken, 958;

under new form, 964 et seq.;

political slavery of white women, 966;

жен и негров-мужчин, 987-989;

industrial in England, 996

(см. Аболиционизм, Конституция, Негры).

Social Evil, 53, 54;

coeducation leads to, 155;

A. blocks license of in N. Y., 273;

Mrs. Stanton on double standard, 379;

A. on same, 385;

compared to Mormonism, 390;

Fair-Crittenden case, 391;

woman suff. leads to, 401;

bill in San Fran., 404;

A.'s Social Purity lect., 468, 469;

woman's ballot needed, 500;

abroad, 555;

A. on Bethany Home, 656;

objects to punishing women and letting men go free, 815;

statistics, 1005;

ravages of disease, 1005;

attempts to license, 1006;

causes of, 1006;

poverty leads to, 1007;

in the home, 1009;

in Chicago, 1012.

Social Purity, A.'s strong speech in Chicago, St. Louis and other places, distress of friends, comments of press, 468, 469, 472;

full speech, 1004.

Solitude of Self, wife needs, 134;

A. longs for, 168;

necessary in marriage, 179, 180; 216;

Mrs. Stanton's sp., 717.

South, attitude before War, 184, 207;

view of Slavery and Woman's Rights, 183; 209, 210;

action of Legis. after War, 255;

Prohibitionists conciliate, 594;

A. urges its women to hold suff. conv., 722;

her interest in them, 740;

Э. и миссис Кэтт совершают турне по, 806-810

(см. Негры).

Souvenir Spoon, 917.

Speeches of Miss Anthony, first ever made, 53;

Mrs. Stanton's help, 66; 77;

dislike of speaking, 82;

tour of N. Y. in 1853, 83;

in Teach. Conv., 98;

on pay of women, 102; 105;

bef. Legis. com. in 1854, 109;

first sp. in Washtn., 117;

trying exper., 119, 121;

in Oswego, Saratoga, no faith in self, 120;

first St. canvass, 123 et seq.;

at birthplace, 129;

does not speak for rich, begs help, 140;

struggle with sp. on Coeducation, 142;

different impressions made, 143;

at Saratoga in 1856, 143;

Lucy Stone encourages, 145;

feels discouraged, 151;

synopsis of Anti-Slav, sp., 153;

discards written ones, 153;

in Me., 154;

in Binghamton, 156;

Mrs. Stanton rejoices in, 157;

on Coeducation, friendly words, 164;

A.'s comp. to Mrs. Stanton's, their work together, 187;

on Marriage and Divorce, 194;

at Agr. Fair on modern farm life, 199;

sp. sometimes a failure, 216;

improves, 222;

in 1863 on Emancipation, 227;

on equal rights, 229;

on Reconstruction, 247;

to negroes, 248, 249;

demanding Equal Rights Assn., 260;

discriminations against women, 263;

inalienable right of suff., 278;

to women typesetters, 308;

at N. Y. Press Club on woman's proposing, 316;

strong sp. on 15th Amend., 323;

slavery of woman and need of ballot for wage-earners, 333;

at Congressl. hearing in 1870 on woman's right to vote under 14th Amend., 338;

at 50th birthday recep., 343;

distrusts power to speak, 344;

appeal to Congressl. Com. in 1871, 376;

in the West, 387;

в Солт-Лейк-Сити, 388-390;

в Калифорнии, 391-394;

в Орегоне, 396-400;

in Washtn. Ty., 401;

in Victoria, 402;

в Калифорнии снова, 403-405;

woman's right to vote under 14th and 15th Amends., 410;

three ways of securing woman suff., 431;

right to vote under 14th Amend., 433;

great Constitl. Argument, 435, 436;

protest against conviction for voting, 439;

women's need to vote instead of sing and pray against liquor traffic, 457;

on Social Purity, 468;

when flowers were presented in St. Louis, 507;

on Lucretia Mott, 527;

at 63d birthday reception on early comrades, would have worked the same for man's enfranchis., 547;

in London, 564, 565, 566, 569;

in Edinburgh, 568;

at Congressl. hearing of 1884, for 16th Amend., 588;

injecting Bible in woman suff. discussions, 595;

at New Orleans in 1884, 597;

in Ills., 609;

в Канзасе, комментарии прессы, инциденты, 609-611;

spirit wouldn't soar, 611;

in Wis. Senate chamber, 612;

inconsistency of women, 623;

scores Sen. Ingalls, 625;

in Chicago in 1888, 641;

to W. C. T. U. in Columbus, O., no emotions, coldly recd., 643;

in Cincinnati, 648;

in Ark., St. Louis, Jefferson City, Leavenworth, 649;

to Seidl Club (N. Y.), 654;

nephew D. R. on sp. at Ann Arbor, 658;

at 70th birthday banquet, 668;

at Madison, S. Dak., 691;

West. N. Y. Fair, 711;

Thanksgiving services in 1891, 714;

Woman's Rights Annivers. in Salem, O., 722;

before Natl. Repub. Conv. Com., 724;

in Topeka, 726;

in Roch. Chamber of Commerce on munic. suff. for women, 731;

plea not to take annual suff. convs. from Washtn., 738;

in Mich, in 1893, 740;

great triumph at Columb. Expos., 746, 747, 748;

sensation at Press Cong., 749;

on Government, 750;

on receiving flag, on annual reunions in Washtn., 757;

в кампании в Нью-Йорке 1894 года, 761-763;

in constitl. conv., 767;

Spiritualists and woman suff., 773;

opening campaign in Kansas City, 784, 785;

at Popu. St. Conv., 788;

places equal rights before creeds or politics, 793;

Gospel Temp. meet. in Cleveland, 800;

Pilgrim Mothers' Dinner, 802;

many invitations for, 803;

турне по Югу, 806-809;

Atlanta conv., 811;

in S. C. and Va., 812;

at Douglass memorial service, 814;

in St. Louis, 821;

in Denver on woman and franchise, 823;

audience introd. to A. in Cheyenne, 824;

in Salt Lake City, 825;

in Reno, 825;

Woman's Cong. in San Fr., 828, 829, 830;

at Palo Alto, 830;

Oakland, 831, 834, 837;

San Jose, 831;

Los Angeles, Pasadena, Pomona, 832;

San Diego, 833;

San Fran., 834;

at 4th of July celebr. in same, 836;

inspiration of, 838;

Mrs. Stanton's 80th birthday celebr., 848;

on Woman's Bible, demands religious liberty, condemns bigotry, 853;

power to draw audiences, 861;

in Calif. campaign, 864;

at Rep. St. Conv. in Calif., 870;

во время кампании, во все времена и в разных местах, 875-879;

at Woman's Cong. in Portland, Ore., in Seattle, 877;

her non-partisanship, 879;

in South. Calif. from rear platform of car, 881;

farewell to Calif., 893;

in Reno, Kas. City, 895;

before Ind. Legis., 904;

to Cuban League, 908;

at Mrs. Humphrey's funeral, 908;

last sp. before N. Y. Legis. Com., 914;

100th birthday of Saml. J. May, 927;

at Fiske University, 928;

on "rings" and women in politics, 928;

contrast between ovations of present and abuse of past, 929;

on Reconstruction, in 1865, 960 et seq.;

Constitutional Argument, right of women to vote under U. S. Constitu. delivered previous to trial for voting, 977;

«Женщинам нужен хлеб, а не избирательный бюллетень», 996-1003;

on Social Purity in 1875, 1004;

Demand for Party Recognition in Kas. campaign of 1894, 1015 (see Lectures).

Speeches of Others, Mrs. Stanton on Divorce, 67;

Lucy Stone on posit. of women, 73;

Antoinette Brown, same, 74;

Mrs. Nichols on Divorce, 74;

Mrs. Rose on Woman Suff., 75;

young minister and young teacher on woman's sphere, 76;

Mrs. Rose on Bible, 77;

Mrs. Stanton on right to speak, 92;

objections to women's, 65, 69, 76, 78, 84, 88, 92, 99, 101, 119, 143 (see Mobs);

Remond on Slavery, 152;

Davies on Coeducation a Social Evil, 155;

Curtis on Fair Play for Women, 167;

A. criticises, 172;

Phillips' power, 174, 214;

comparison between A.'s and Mrs. Stanton's and manner of writing together, 187, 188;

Mrs. Stanton before Legis. at Albany in 1860, 189;

Henry Ward Beecher on Woman's Rights, 192;

Mrs. Stanton in N. Y. on Divorce, 193;

at Friends' Meeting in Waterloo, 197;

Sumner on Emancipation, 235;

Beecher on enfranchising women at same time as negroes, 276;

women on right to vote under 14th Amend., 432;

Mrs. Gage on A.'s arrest for voting, 436;

Judge Selden at A.'s trial for voting, 437;

Mrs. Stanton's in Eng., 565, 566;

of English women, 576, 577;

John Bright's, 577;

Warren Keifer and others for Wom. Suff. Com., 584;

Reagan opposed, 585;

on 16th Amend., Sens. Blair, Brown, 617;

Dolph, 618;

Vest, 619;

Blair, 621;

A. shuts Mrs. Stanton up to prepare sp., 636;

Miss Willard on pioneer suffragists, 638;

at A.'s 70th birthday banquet, 665;

Hinckley, Purvis, Pickler, 666;

Mrs. Stanton, 667;

Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. Blatch, Mr. Foulke and others at union of two assns., 674, 675;

at Natl. Council of Women in 1891, 702;

Lucy Stone, 703;

Sen. Ingalls on woman suff., 726;

Mrs. Palmer at Columb. Expos., 742;

in N. Y. campaign of 1894, 761;

суфражистки и противницы на конституционном конвенте, 768-771;

Mrs. Greenleaf on A.'s work in N. Y. campaign, 772;

at Kas. Popu. Conv., 789;

миссис Кэтт на Юге, 806-809;

Mrs. Stanton on A.'s reading hers, 811;

Miss Shaw's in St. Louis, 821;

in Denver, 823;

in Cheyenne, 823;

in Salt Lake, 824, 825;

in Reno, 825;

Gov. West of Utah, 825;

Mayor Sutro of San Fr., 827;

мисс Шоу в Калифорнии в 1895 году, 826-837;

in 1896, 864;

before Repub. St. Com., 871;

Dem. St. Conv., 874;

ratification meeting, 874; 875;

женщин во время кампании, 875-884;

Mrs. Catt, 875, 878;

treatment of women speakers in Calif. campaign, 883, 884;

action of men speakers, 885;

Thos. B. Reed silenced, 885;

Mr. Gannett on Anthony sisters, 916;

at Anthony Reunion, Mrs. Catt, 942;

Mrs. Avery, 943;

Mrs. Upton, 943;

D. R. Anthony, 944;

Mrs. Sewall, 944;

Mrs. Colby, 944;

Miss Shaw, 945;

Sumner on Equal Rights to All, 968

(см. Лекции).

Spiritualism, beginning of, 58;

A.'s comments, 119, 158;

men and women spirits, 413;

A. and Miss Shaw at Lily Dale, 710;

action of churches, 720;

A. dares to thank, 773; 918.

Статуи (см. Скульптура).

Статус женщины, в доме, церкви, школе, обществе, законах, отраслях промышленности, штате и т. д., произошедшие изменения, роль Э. в них, viii, ix, 822, 848, 948 (см. Газеты).

Suffrage, greatest of rights, 75;

A.'s opinion of its value, 81;

необходимо для негра, 245-248;

Lucy Stone on negro, 275;

Beecher on inalienable right, 276;

A., same, 278;

attitude of The Revolution, 311;

secured to negroes by 15th Amend., 317;

value of the right, 455;

Sen. Dolph on, 618;

Natl. Repub. Conv. on, 642;

same, 724;

men vote simply because men, 769;

A.'s plea for negro suff., 960 et seq.;

Sumner on value of, 968;

Lord Coke on connection with taxes, 969;

выдающиеся свидетельства о праве на, 979-981.

Suffrage, Woman,[141] A.'s doubt of its necessity, 61;

her first declaration for, 71;

her first conv., 72;

justice of, 75;

faith of early workers it would soon be granted, 82, 107, 129, 335, 372, 381;

underlying principle of rights of women, 185;

отказано в конце войны, 238-240;

first appeal to Cong., 250;

noted men favor, 251, 252;

N. Y. Independent demands, 252;

Purvis approves, 258;

A.'s demand that U. S. Constn. shall grant, 260;

repudiated by Repubs. and Abolits., 265;

debate in Cong., 266;

агония лидеров среди женщин, 268-270;

Labor Congress opposes, 307;

resolutions for in Cong. in 1868, 310, 311;

denied will lead to antagonism and outrage, 318;

A.'s demand that 15th Amend, shall contain, 323;

Natl. Assn. formed, 326;

divis. of forces, 328, 336;

right to under 14th Amend., 331, 338;

A.'s plea for experiment in D. of C., 338;

thinks movement can not be stopped, 340;

Union Suffrage Society formed, 348;

friends prefer the Natl. Assn., 383;

A.'s résumé of situation in 1870, 365;

early advocates, 369;

great petition of 1871, 378;

favorable outlook, 381;

attempts to secure under 14th Amend., 409 et seq.;

compared to Anti-Slav. cause, 415;

A. and other women vote in 1872, 423 et seq.;

again, 434;

refused, 447;

power of U. S. Constn. over, 429, 453;

three ways of securing, 431;

as a right, 432;

in foreign countries, 434;

A. defends her right of, 439;

men do not need or want it, lacks working power, 456;

value in temp. work, 457, 505;

women's Centennial declaration, 477;

treatment of petitions by Cong., 485;

in Wy., 497; in proposed Ty. of Pembina, 500;

Mary Clemmer scores Congressl. report, 501;

new workers in 1880, 511;

letters of A. and Garfield on, 521, 522;

adopted by W. C. T. U., 537;

in England, 563, 567, 568, 581, 593;

Congressl. and State action compared, 589;

Mary L. Booth on, 615;

влияние на семейную жизнь, описанное сенаторами Брауном, Юстисом, Вестом и другими, 617-620;

A. declares platform free to all creeds, 631, 655;

campaign in S. Dak., 679;

relation to temp., 683;

debate in Cong. on Wy., 698;

at Chautauqua, 708, 709, 727;

in New Zealand, 733;

связь с Колумбийской выставкой, 742-744;

same, 748;

A. and Lady Somerset on relation to temp., 747;

in Congresses on Govt., 750;

granted in Col., 753;

campaign for In N. Y., 758;

in Kas., 777;

exec. com. in Cleveland, Mrs. Southworth's gift, 801;

relation of suff. to home, 828, 829;

influence of ministers, 834;

relation of "trusts" to, 844;

indebtedness of all women to its advocates, 80, 740, 822, 848, 948, 973;

in Utah and S. Australia, 852;

should not be entangled with other issues, 857;

Calif. campaign, 863;

advocates can not offend any class, 882, 924;

attitude of liquor traffic toward, 886 (see Liquor Dealers);

A. on attitude of polit. parties, 898;

her idea of property and educatl. qualifications, 899, 922;

need of for civic reform, 920;

A. objects to partial, 798, 920;

change in press and audiences, 929;

does not destroy womanly instincts, 944, 945;

gains of 50 yrs., 949;

appeal to Pres. Lincoln for, 957;

appeal to Cong. for, 968;

taxation and, 969;

necessary to preserve republic, 971;

A.'s Constitl. argument for, 977;

как гарантировано Конституцией США, 977-992;

inalienable right, 979;

Sen. B. Gratz Brown on, 979;