Age of Protection,460,and in each State chapter underLegislative Action and Laws, beginning465.Amendment Campaigns for Woman Suffrage,xxi;40;in Calif.,486;in Col.,513;in S. D.,553-7;in Ida.,590;in Kas.,643;in N. J.,822;in N. Y.,847;in Ore.,895;in R. I.,909;in Wash.,973.Amendment To National Constitution for Woman Suffrage,objection to amending, advantage in securing wom. suff.,xx,xxi;14th amend, and attempts of women to vote under it,3et seq.;15th amend., effect on wom. suff.,6;effort to amend for Federal Suff. for women,7;Nat'l. Ass'n. beginswork for 16th amend.,11;res. for in '84,25;Miss Anthony on,40;same,42;argument for,54;sp. of Sen. Palmer,62;contrary to State's rights,68;first discussion of 16th amend. in Senate,85;14th amend., Miss Anthony on,152;158;Senate Com. recom. 16th in '92,201;14th grants wom. suff.,204;women appeal 25 yrs. for 16th amend.,223;efforts of Nat'l Ass'n. for,367;Mrs. Catt on why one is asked for,369;Miss Anthony's plea,373;American Ass'n. declares for,410,417.Amendments to State Constitutions for Woman Suffrage,laws in different States,xvi;difficulty in Minn and Neb., failure of Sch. Suff. in N.J.,xvi;same in S.D.,xvii;submitted by ten States and results,xxi;obstacles to securing,xxiii;comparison of votes,xxix;votes on,40;adopted in Col.,528;in Idaho,593;school and library in Minn.,778;law similar to amendment in Wis.,988.American Woman Suffrage Association,work of after '84, Chap. XXII;13;founded,14;union with Nat'l Ass'n.,164.Anecdotes,71;public money for "shes,"193;in Tenn.,196;how men represent women,197;of Miss Willard,215;woman on throne,229;poll tax in Tenn.,241;women's voices,334;woman's product,337;from Ala.,341;Miss Anthony's right bower,351;early education,354-5;women who have all the rights they want,360;Miss Anthony on "antis,"384;of Abigail Adams,422;influence of liquor dealers,486;Yon's vote in Col.,519;a Mass. legislator,740;women's money builds State Houses,763;suff. bill in Wash.,972.Anti-suffrage Association,advantage of,xxix;same,16;they mean well,327;in Ills.,603;in Mass.,716et al.;against mother's guardianship,744;in N. Y.,850et al.,971;in Aus.,1032.Anti-suffragists, see Remonstrants.Australia,--South, Chapter on,1027--West, Chapter on,1029--New South Wales, Chapter on,1029--Victoria, Chapter on,1031--Queensland, Chapter on,1032--Tasmania, Chapter on,1033Enfranchises its women,xiv;first country to grant them Munic. Suff.,224;eminent advocates of wom. suff.,1084.Bazar,Nat'l. Ass'n., in New York,365;Amer. Ass'n. in Boston, descrip. of, Mrs. Howe's and Mrs. Stone's addresses,426-8.Bible,wrong interpretation of,65;for wom. suff.,71;not opp. to,102;106;men's interpretation of,113;purpose of Creator,119;not alone respons. for subjection of woman,146;Woman's Bible, discussion of at Nat'l. conv.,263.Bill of Rights, woman's,154.Bills,for wom. suff., how treated,xxviii;of Nat'l. Ass'n., W. C. T. U., Fed. of Clubs, etc.,451-3,and under head ofLegislative Actionin State chapters, beginning465;Nat'l. Ass'n. protests against Edmunds-Tucker Bill,26;same,71;78;res. against,122-3;committees on,939.Birthdays,Miss Anthony's 70th,163;her 74th,223-4;her 78th,291;greetings on,300;her 80th,vi;same,383;385et seq.;gifts on,389et seq.;celebration of in Lafayette Opera House, Wash't'n.,394-404;trib. of Wm. Lloyd Garrison,395,of Mrs. Coonley-Ward,401,of Miss Shaw,402;greeting from Mrs. Stanton,402;Miss Anthony's response,403;letters rec'd.,403;recep. in Corcoran Art Gallery,404;her portrait presented,405;her happiness,405.--Mrs. Stanton's 80th,250.--Rev. Anna Howard Shaw's,391.Boards,difficulty of getting women on,462;see each State chapter underOffice Holding, beginning465;in Great Britain,368,1023.--Lady Managers World's Fair, indebted to Miss Anthony,211;same,232;Act of Congress creating,233;609.California,xv;Legis. refuses suff. amd't,xx;Miss Shaw's acc't. of visit of Miss Anthony and herself in '95,253;work for suff. amend.,273;honor to Miss Anthony,274;gift to Miss Anthony,390.SeeState Chapter.Calls,for nat'l. suff. conv. of '84,15;for first Int'l. Council,125;for conv. of '89,143;for conv. of '91,175;for conv. of '94,221;for first Wom. Rights Conv.,288.Campaigns, for wom. suff. amdts. See Amendment Campaigns.Canada, Dominion of, chapter on,1034.Catholics, in politics,149;attitude of clergy,366;wom. suff. in Summer Sch. at Detroit,447;coeducation,464;college for women,575;on Boston Sch. Bd.,706.Chivalry, specimens of,16;absurdity of,17;men and women need each other,36,44,45,49,59;Miss Willard on,141;Chivalry of Reform, Mrs. Howe on,170;injustice of,188;in Kas.,199;mistakes of,209;in South,241;fear of,382;968.Church, influence on wom. suff.,xxiv;wom. suff. foundation of Christianity,16;relation to it,20;prayer vs. votes,22;same,37;41;res. on creeds and dogmas,58;discussion by Mrs. Stanton, Miss Anthony and others,59et seq.;influence of religion over woman,60;its connect. with wom. suff.,75;woman's influence in church,96;for equality of rights, Bishop Newman,112;121;value of wom. suff. to,149;Mrs. Stanton's demand for its recog. of woman's equality,165;upholds man's headship,176;opp. to equality of woman,177;voice of God has soprano and bass,200;M. E. refuses to ordain women,206;women might vote at ch. elections,212;Miss Shaw on mission of,229;Miss Anthony's plea for relig. liberty,264;sympathy with wom. suff.,270;woman's services to,279;woman's position in292;359;464;497;708;711;718;962-3;974;missionary work of women,1057et seq.Clubhouses, Women's, Wimodaughsis,184,188;in Grand Rapids,322-3;in Calif.,508;in Indpls.,627;in Mich.,771;in Phila.,901;1043.Clubs, Women's,seelast paragraph in various State chapters.In Col.,302;356;in Mich., welcome Nat'l suff. conv.,324;political,150;in N. Y.,872;first women's clubs on record,1042-3;Gen'l Federation of,1050;Musical, Nat'l. Fed. of,1056.Colleges.SeeUniversities.Colorado,xxi;xxix;appear. of delegates,222;Gov. Waite on wom. suff. in,232;women in Legis.,239;252;visit of Miss Anthony and Miss Shaw in '95,253;effect of wom. suff.,268;same,282;distinguished testimony for,302-3,383,390;legis. res. in favor of,327;Mrs. Welch at conv. of '99,327;wom. suff. in,356;gift and trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday,400.SeeState Chapter; alsoStatisticsandTestimony.Columbian Exposition, Lady Managers,seeBoards;invites Suff. Ass'n. to World's Fair,184;ass'n. arranges for booth,185,discusses res. to open gates on Sunday,185,to prohibit liquor selling,186;effect of the Fair on women,211;221;Congress of Women all for suff.,232;report of Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n. Com.,232;609.Commercial Schools, Fed. of, adopts wom. suff. res. and petits.,447.Commissions, of women demanded for Philippines,331-2,343;U. S. Labor, Miss Laughlin on,361;for Paris expos., Mrs. Palmer on,367.Committees, of American Suffrage Association, on arrangements for convs.,seeChapterXXII;executive of,409;on union with Nat'l. Ass'n.,164,431.--of National Suffrage Association on Int'l Council,124;on union with Am. Ass'n.,164;on Columbian Expos.,232.Seealso1098-9.On Miss Anthony's 80th birthday celebration,395.--Congressional, on wom. suff.,31.SeeReports.Congress, power to extend suff.,7et seq.;work of Nat'l Suff. Ass'n. with,11;committee reports, discussions and speeches,12;House debate on Wom. Suff. Com.31;wom. suff. sp. of Sen. Palmer,62;first discussion of 16th amend. in Senate,85;other debates on wom. suff. in Senate,85;Blair's sp. in '87,86et seq.;should submit amend.,93;sp. of Brown,93et seq.;Dolph favors wom. suff.,100;discussion of women on juries,104;Vest opposes wom. suff.,105;Hoar in favor,109;vote in Senate,110;112;authority to enfranchise women,118;duty to submit suff. amend.,163;favorable sentiment,181;way to manage a bill in,218;needs watching,365;work of Nat'l. Ass'n. for 16th amend.,367;appeals to for 16th amend. to enfranch. women,445;for rights of women in new possessions,446;amusing debate on admis. of Wy., 998 et seq.SeeAmendmentsandDebates.Congresses of Women,World's Fair,232,609;in San Fr.,253,479,481;Atlanta expos.,263;London in '99,352-3;in Los Angeles,495;in Ore.,892-3.Constitution, National,more rigid than in other countries,xv,gives women right to vote,Chapter I;first appearance of "male,"2;attempt of women to vote under 14th amend.,3et seq.;amend. for Federal Suff. for women,7;authority over suff.,8et seq.;provides for amending,100;vote on wom. suff. amend.,110;rights of women under,115;Mrs. Stanton on its violation in case of women,138;fails to protect black men,153;Mrs. Blake's argument for wom. suff. under its provisions,374-5.Constitutions, State,all framed by men; different peculiarities,xvet seq.;all barred women from suff.,2;Utah and Wy. included wom. suff. in first,949,1003.SeeState chapters underSuffrage.Constitutional Conventions.SeeConventions.Constitutional Law.SeeLaw.Contracts.See Lawsin each State chapter.Conventions,American Suff. Assn., from '84 to '88,406-428;early convs. in Phila.,423.--National Suffrage Ass'n., first one ever called,xiii;earliest ones,14;res. for Int'l. Suff. Conv.,25;changed attitude of press toward,57;first suff. meeting held in Washt'n.,70;conv. for '88,137;complimented by Washt'n.Star,173;convs. before the war,205;alternate ones taken out of Washt'n., Miss Anthony's protest,218;the other side,219;descript. of '94,221;Miss Anthony's method of presiding,238;descript. of '95,236;of '97,271.See Chapters II-XXI.Conventions,work for wom. suff. in political and other conventions,Chap. XXIII.SeeState chapters.Conventions, Nat'l. Political,first appeal of women for suff.,435;appeals in 1900,440et seq.--Republican, record of,435-7,440;for 1900,443-4.--Democratic, record of,437,440;for 1900,444.--Populist, record of,437-8,441;for 1900,444.--Prohibition, record of,438;for 1900,444.--Other Parties, record of,xviii,438-9;for 1900,444.Seealso Democrats, Populists, Republicans, Parties and p.556.Women delegates to nat'l. convs.,319,438-9;work of Miss Anthony and others,439et seq.;no hope for disfranch. class,444;sentiment among delegates,444-5.For work in State political convs.,seevarious State chapters.Conventions, State Constitutional,attempts to secure wom. suff. amdts.,432-3;453;in Ala.,468;N. D.,544;S. D.,552;Del.,563;Ky.,669;La.,680;Mass.,720;Miss.,786;Mont.,797;N. H.,815;N. J.,830;N. M.,835;N. Y.,203,847;Utah,944;Vt.,958;Wash.,969;Wy.,995.Councils of Women, National and International,first Int'l.,124et seq.;permanent Councils formed,137,143;Nat'l. in '91,175;Miss Shaw's report of London Int'l.,352;Miss Anthony's report of same, suff. pervaded all, Amer. wom. showed effects of liberty,353;Nat'l. Council, trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday,396;Int'l., same,397;Nat'l. Council, founding and work,1044-5;Int'l., same,1044-5.Creeds.SeeChurch.Criminals, at ballot box,xxvi,37.Cuba,Nat'l. Ass'n. demands rights for its women,325,330;appeals to Congress for same,446.Curtesy.See Lawsin each State chapter.Debates, in Congress,on Wom. Suff. Com.,31et seq.;those of former years,85;first and only debate on 16th Amend, to enfranchise women,87et seq.;on admission of Wy.,998et seq.--in National Suffrage Conventions, on dogmas and creeds,59et seq.;on taking wom. suff. into church,75;on migratory convs.,218;on Woman's Bible,263.Decisions.SeeSupreme Court.Declaration of Independence, applied to women,102.Delegates,15;nat'l. conv. made delegate body,77;foreign to Int'l. Council,135;dels. to 40th anniv.,288;to conv. of 1900,350;to Paris Expos.,367;to polit. convs.,319,438-9;in Col.,521;in Kas.,646;in Mont.,801;seealsoUtah Chap.;to nat'l. suff. convs. from '84 to 1900,1101.--Fraternal,to conv. of '96,256;to Wom. Press Ass'n.,291;to Int'l. Council of '99,342;to suff. conv. of '99,323;to suff. conv. of 1900,366.Democracy,disbelief in,xxvi,179,277;wom. suff. asked in name of,372;U. S. not a,374.Democrats,enfranch. workingmen,xvii;143;in Calif.,488-9;in Col.,516;in S. Dak.,555;in Ida.,590-2;in Ills.,605-6;in Ind.,617;in Kas.,647,650-3;in Mass.,724;in Mich.,755;in N. Y.,847-9,872;in Utah,953et seq.;in Wash.,971;in Congress on Wy.,978.SeeConventions.Dentistry, women in,464;700.Disfranchisement,degradation of,Miss Anthony on,27;44;73;83;107;Mrs. Stanton on,133;151;172;great sp. of Mrs. Stanton on,176;195;196;Mrs. Merrick on,243;255;men wd. not endure,373;same,375.--disadvantages of,41;42;45;46;73;79;138-9;190;195;196;to women wage-earners,312;same,377;359;365;373;379.District of Columbia, gift and trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday,399.Seechapter on D. C.Divorce,68;100;103;national law, women should have voice in,165;evolution of,297;in Wyoming,362;in Wy., S. D. and Ok.,460.Domestic,household demands on women,209;too much housekeeping,210;future domestic service,210;effect of domestic life on women,258;home life of woman suffragists,279;what home means,285;woman's position in the home,292;husbands do not support wives,171,208,311;home vs. factory work,311;college women and home,358;need of trained work,358.SeealsoDomesticunder Suffrage.Donors,to Hist. of Wom. Suff.,v,vii;to Int'l. Council of Wom.,126;Mrs. Southworth,257;Miss Anthony,287;in Conn.,536;in Ga.,582;Mrs. Avery,642;in N. Y.,849.--women, for education,356;in Calif.,507;in La.,688;in Md.,700.Dower.See Lawsin each State chapter.Dress,descrip. of delegates',56;of Miss Anthony at conv. of '90,173;on 80th birthday,403-4.Education,higher education of women, résumé of,463,and in each State chapter under head ofEducation, beginning465.--majority would never consent to,xxii;statistics of,xxx;same,18;5,000 teachers in Ind. ask for ballot,37;educated women will not stand subjection,44;educated women deprived of ballot,74;intellectual capacity of women,90;101;more than some Senators,113;woman senior wrangler at Cambridge,176;a century ago,192;training of girl of future,209;easily obtained,292,316;Mrs. Sewall on Govt. no right to educate women and refuse them representation,307;its effects shown in Amer. women at Int'l. Council in London,353;woman's from beginning of century, obstacles, direful predictions,354-6;health of women graduates,355;women on Faculties,355;donations of women to,356,507;must lead to suff.,356;effect on domestic life,357;Catholic,464;same,575;in Gr. Brit.,1024.SeealsoDonors,Illiteracy,Public Schools,Universities.Electorate,character of,xxiii;elements needed,xxvi;what composed of,23,37,39,68,81,138,148,195,258,269,316,324,371,415;in Col.,514;in S. D.,556;in Wash.,1098.Enrollment, Nat'l., for wom. suff.,137;878.SeePetitions.Equal Rights,Association for,14;demand for by Int'l. Council,136;they belong to women, no thanks to men,146;crime of denying to women, Mr. Foulke on,167.SeeProgress of.Europe, wom. suff. in countries of.Seechapter on,1038.Federal Suffrage,argument for,6et seq.;Miss Anthony on,10;78;Sen. Blair on,145;201;218;234.Federation of Women's Clubs,legis. work,452.Seeclosing paragraph in various State chapters, beginning465, and also page1050.Flags,at conv. of '94,221;Col. presents one to Miss Anthony,222-3;at conv. of '95,236;flag not desecrated by four stars,278;golden flag presented to Miss A.,400.Foreigners.SeeImmigrants.Foreign Countries, wom. suff. in.SeeChap. LXXIV.France,wom. suff. in,343,1040;eminent advocates,1084.Georgia, curiosities in,228;nat'l.suff. conv. in Atlanta,236;illiterate vote,246.SeeState chapter.Goddess of Liberty, in N. Y. harbor,47;same,115;Miss Anthony's features,120;Wy. represents,201;on nat'l. Capitol, a mockery,375.Governors of States, position on wom. suff.,212;list favoring wom. suff.,1078;of Wy. testify for wom. suff.,1087et seq.Grand Army of the Republic, favors wom. suff.,184;644;893.Granges, favor wom. suff.,184;always recognized equality of woman,228;position of woman in,327;nat'l. adopts wom. suff. res. in 1900,447-8.Seevarious State chapters.Great Britain,Chap. LXXIII;efforts for Parliamentary Franchise,1012,1020;Primrose League and Liberal Federation,1013;better laws,1021;local gov't.,1022;office holding,1023;education,1024;colonial progress,1025et seq.;petits. for suff.,1015,1017,1020.--gives local franchise to women,xiv;more liberal than U. S. on socialistic questions,167;enfranch. workingmen,305;same,311;progress of wom. suff.,353;Mrs. Blatch on women on boards and wom. suff. in,368;remonstrants in,369;eminent advocates of wom. suff. in,1083.Guardianship, equal of children.SeeLaws.Hawaii, Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n. demands rights for its women,325;injustice to them,330;resolution against "male" in its constitn.,343;petitions Congress in behalf of its women,346;outrageous constitn. adopted by Congress,346;Hawaiian members object,347;Miss Anthony's work for its women,365;appeals to Congress for rights of its women,446.Head of Family.SeeLaws and pp.458;945;in Va.,966.Hearingsbefore Congressional Committees in '84,36,42;in '86,78;in '88, before Senate com.,137et seq.;in '89, same,156;before House,157;in '90, before Senate,158,162;before House,163;in '92, before Senate, Mrs. Stanton on Solitude of Self,189;before House,194;in '94, before Senate and House,235;in '96, before Senate and House,267;in '98, before Senate,305;before House,318;in 1900, before Senate,367,Miss Anthony's plea at80,373;before House,373;first appearance of "antis,"381-4.History of Woman Suffrage, how it was written and published.SeePreface.Idaho, adopts wom. suff. amend.,xxi;welcomed by nat'l. conv.,272;story of amend, camp'n.,283-4;gift to Miss Anthony,390.SeeState chapter, alsoStatisticsandTestimony.Illinois, great petits. for wom. suff.,39;laws for women,276.SeeState chapter.Illiteracy, percentage of, smaller among women than men,xxii,216;in Ga.,246;shut it out from electorate,316-17;not the ignorant alone opp. wom. suff.,338,493;decides fate of women,371;in S. D.,556.Immigrants, English view of,23;their enfranchisement,37;same,39;polit. danger of,68-9;German view,73;in Neb.,81;82;welcome to,116;enfranchised, Mrs. Stanton on,138;political rule of, American women in majority,148;placed over women,195;preferred to Amer. women, Mrs. Stanton's picture of,269;should be welcomed but not enfranch.,316,317;in Mich.,324;compared to Amer. women,415;418.India, effect on its women of English laws,330.Indians, preferred to women voters in S. D.,182,557;Gov't. favors over women,213;vs. American women,313;effect on women of "land in severalty,"330;Gov't. grants privileges denied to white women,374;authority of their women,1041.Indifference of Women,xxii;same,xxiv;reasons for,xxv;same,xxix;causes of,20;men will decide the question,39;no means of knowing,46;all women should not be punished for,84;fear to speak,92;pity for,121;women put everything before suff.,149,150;is result of disfranchis.,160;does not affect the right of suff.,168;Miss Blackwell on,198;women too much flattered,208;dangers of,259;always existed,275;women do not think,285;Miss Blackwell gives examples,320;parable of good Samaritan,360;natural conservatism,372;timidity and ignorance,415;selfishness,420;those who haveall the rights they want,461;same in Col.,517.Indirect Influence, needs responsibility,55;96-7;suff. would destroy,107;168;517.Individualityof woman, suff. a guarantee of,82;should not be allowed to wives,100;Mrs. Stanton on right to,189;Rev. Anna Howard Shaw on,230,361;Mrs. Spencer on,328;new civilization will recognize,336;418.Iowa, reasons for refusing suff. amd't.,xxi;nat'l. conv. in Des Moines,270;noted speakers before Legis.,279.SeeState chapter.Ireland, wom. suff. in,343;wom. on school and poor law bds.,368.Seechapter on Great Britain.Isle of Man, wom. suff. in,1025.Journalism,xxv;wom. in,154;early women writers,295;women in at Paris expos.,343;first,695.Juries, women should serve on,38;45;51;in Wy.,68;men's obligations,94;Senators discuss,104,106;need of women on,182;women and jury duty in Ida.,596;in Utah,955,1089;in Wash.,422,968,1008,1091;in Wy.,1008.Kansas, grants Municipal Suff. to women,xv;xxi;xxix;treatment of women,199;suff. work of Nat'l. Ass'n. in,220;descript. of nat'l. delegates,221-2;first constit'n. recognizes rights of women,407;Amer. Ass'n. meets in Topeka,417;early work in,418,419;Mrs. Howe's plea for suff. in,419.SeeState chapterandStatistics.Labor, disabilities of women,41;relation of wom. suff. to,70;same,79;suff. has no influence on price of,98;wage-earning women should marry,98;need of ballot for working women,115;same,122;Knights of Labor indorse wom. suff.,123;dignifies woman,162;immoral women come from domestic life,162;husband does not "support" wife,171,208,311;man's material achievements,171;not woman's curse,171;degradation of woman's labor,177;organizations favor wom. suff.,184;indust. emancip. of women, by Carroll D. Wright, have not taken men's work, new economic factor, leads to suff.,213;suff. demanded for working women,216;women stenographers,228;women wage-earners in Fla.,240;Florence Kelley on labor unions and working woman's need of ballot,311;disfranch. women an injury to labor unions,312;Fed. of Labor greets Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n., let. from Pres. Gompers, equal pay for wom.,334;ass'n. returns thanks,344;entrance of women into unions and effect on suff.,349;appeal of Nat'l. Fed. for wom. suff. in '99,359;Miss Laughlin on statistics of wage-earning women, need of ballot,360;ancient opp. to,361;working woman's great disadvantage,377;wages of men and wom.,379;425;Nat'l. Fed. petit. for wom. suff. in 1900 after appeal from Miss Anthony. Nat'l. Bldg. and Trades Council, same, Int'l. Bricklayers' and Masons', same,446;organizations for wom. suff.,448;K. of L. declare for,568.SeeStatistics.Labor Organizations, for wom. suff.Seeabove, also in Col.,514-16;in S. D.,556;in Ills.,602-4;652;in Mass.,711-14-33;in Minn.,782;in N. J.,821;in N. Y.,850;in Ore.,893;in R. I.,917;in Wash.,974.Law, first woman admitted to practice before U. S. Sup. Ct.,33;second,57;contest of Mrs. Bradwell in Ills. and U. S. Sup. Ct.,152;contest in Cal.,507;in Ind.,626;in Md.,700;in Mich. to be pros. atty.,770;in N. J.,833;in Penn.,904;Woman's Coll. of,574;first woman to apply to practice,609;first coll. to graduate a woman,610.Seealso State chapters underOccupations.--women in, send trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday,398.--Common,33;49;159;résumé of and changes made,454-8;464;in N. Y.,865.--Constitutional, bar to wom. suff.,xiv,xv;371.Laws for Women, résumé of,453-8.--Property, for women, secured by a few,xxiii;in Ky.,15;wife is moneyless,40;inevitably one-sided,198;nine-tenths relate to property,200;uncertain for women,255;in Ills.,276;women could secure good laws with suffrage,424;present status, far from just to women,456-8;Dower and Curtesy,457;Guardianship of Children, and liability of "head of family" for support,458;Divorce, and the various causes for,459;Age of Protection,460.Seeeach State chapter under head ofLegislative Action and Laws.For Great Britain,1021.Legacies, Mrs. Eddy's to Miss Anthony,v;to Nat'l. Ass'n.,207;259;275;286;289;366;900;909.Legislatures, action on bills and resolutions for full and limited suffrage and other measures, under head ofLegislative Action, in each State chapter, beginning465;power to grant limited suff.,xv;have granted much to women,43;Congress should submit wom. suff. amdt. to,43,64,113;work of women members in Col.,525-6;work of women members in Utah,953et seq.Letters, telegrams, greetings, etc., to American suff. convs.,seeChap. XXII;to natn'l. suff. conv. of '84,15et seq.,from noted English,21-2,Bishop Simpson,24;of '85,61;of '86,75;of '87, from Mrs. Stanton,113,U. S. Treas. Spinner et al.,123;of '89, from Mrs. Stanton,145;of '91,179;of '93, last from Lucy Stone,213, from Bishop Hurst,220;of '94, from Gov. Waite, Mrs. Sewall,232;of '96,254;of '97, from Miss Reed,285;of '98, from Abigail Bush, Lucinda H. Stone and others,300-1;of '99, from Samuel Gompers,334, Mrs. Stanton,337,342-3;of 1900,359,366.--to Int'l. Council of '88,135.--to Miss Anthony on 70th birthday,164;on 80th,403.--to various Conventions,447.--to Governors of States and Territories,212.--to members of Congress,35,217,218,247,287,346.--to political delegates and conventions,440et seq.--to State constitutional conventions,433.Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony,iv;2.Liquor Dealers, control in politics,xix;attitude toward wom. suff.,xix;influence in Iowa,xxi;in Neb.,80;allied with women remonstrants,327;opposed to wom. suff.,373;at Nat'l. Brewers' Convention,447;in Calif.,273,486,491-3,499,500;in Idaho,284;in Ariz.,472;in Col.,512,517;in S. D.,556;in Kas.,650,660;in Ok.,888.Longevityand vitality of women,29.Louisiana, Miss Anthony on women taxpayers' suff.,360.SeeState chapter.Magazines.SeeNewspapers.Majority, opposed to any reform,xxii;same,xxiii;same,xxvi;must ask for wom. suff. no argument,xxxi;xxxii;never asked for anything,38;Miss Anthony on,42;wom. suff. should not wait for,84;must demand wom. suff.,92;never granted anything,275;oppose every advance, Mrs. Catt on,369-71.Marriage, suff. has no relation to,90;Sen. Brown's idea of,94et seq.;in wom. suff. States,103;Sen. Vest on,106et seq.;position of woman in, regulations made by men, obstacles to happiness, Mrs. Colby on,151;meaning of, narrowness of wives a detriment to men, Mrs. Stanton on,161;interdependence of husband and wife, Mrs. Wallace on,171;Mr. Hinckley on,180;each supports the other,171,208,311;of Mr. Blackwell and Lucy Stone,226;wife need not give up name,226;individuality of wife, Miss Shaw on,230;what wives want,245.SeeDomestic.Massachusetts, sentiment for wom. suff. in,36;Lucy Stone on treatment of women by its Legis.,192;early education of women,192;women taxpayers,240.SeeState chapter.Matriarchate, Mrs. Spencer on evolution of family life,328et seq.;1041.Medicine, early struggles of women to study,296;letter from Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell,301;efforts of wom. in,275,355;statistics of women physicians,275,355,370;first woman to graduate,355;463;574;first to practice,748;only woman dean of mixed college,610;Johns Hopkins Medical,700;medical societies in N. J.,833;first woman's med. coll.,904;tribute of women in, on Miss Anthony's 80th birthday,394.Seealso State chapters underOccupations, and for physicians in institutions underOffice Holding.Michigan, Munic. Suff. Bill vetoed,xv;vote on suff. amend.,35;Nat'l. Ass'n. meets,322.SeeState chapter.Military, argument against wom. suff., nearly obsolete,xxxi;Sen. Palmer on,64;military questions must give way to economic,69;ability to bear arms not a voting test,82;Sen. Blair on military service no connection with suff.,87;same on women can fight,90;Sen. Brown on women and military service,94,96,100;woman's record,101,113;nation's debt to her,115;brute force passing away,121;woman's part in war,161-2,195;fighting qualities necessary in women,183;women first to see advantage of peace,208;Miss Clay on the military argument before Senate Com.,309;Miss Shaw on,337;how women would have managed Span. Am. War,339.Ministers, early women,59,260;Rev. Anna Howard Shaw on women ministers,206;tribute from, on Miss Anthony's 80th birthday,397;464;ministers in favor of wom. suff.,1079.SeeSermons.Minnesota, difficulty of carrying wom. suff. amend.,xvi;Amer. Suff. Ass'n. meets in Minneapolis,411.SeeState chapter.Motherhood,xxxi;needed in politics,40;not a limitation,58;Mrs. Stanton on ancient idea of,60;Sen. Blair on maternity and suff.,91;Sen. Brown on,94et seq.;Sen. Dolph on,103;Sen. Eustis on,104;Sen. Vest on,106;Miss Willard asks suff. for mothers,142;mothers should be honored equally with fathers,194;mothers should be exempt from wage-earning,211;child dearer than all else,226;Mrs. Stetson on,266;not broad enough,277;Mrs. Spencer on motherhood among primitive peoples,328-333;suff. and,283,303-4,357;fits women for suff.,309;all wom. not fitted for,362;Congress of Mothers,1051.SeealsoTestimony from Wom. Suff. States, beginning1085, and State chapters forColorado,Idaho,UtahandWyoming.Municipal Suffrage, in Kas.,xv;bill vetoed in Mich.,xv;123;effect in Kas.,199;Australia first country to grant,224;cities need woman's vote,278,420,422;in Ireland,343;how gained in Kas.,649et seq.;in Kas.,652,664;in Great Brit.,1012,1022;in New Zealand,1025;in Australia,1027et seq.;in Canada,1035et seq.;in other countries,1038et seq.National Suffrage Association, membership and finance,xxx;contests for right to vote under 14th amend.,4;abandons attempt,6;same for Federal suff.,10;begins efforts for 16th amend.,11;work in the States,11;work before Congress,11;effect on the franchise,13;founded in '69,14;conventions held,14;work in Washington,15;finances in '84,27;conv. of '88,137;finances in '89,154;union with American Ass'n.,164;Miss Anthony declares for free platform,169;finances in '92,185;last app. of Mrs. Stanton and Lucy Stone,186;at Columb. Expos.,217;freedom of platform,224;mem. serv. for Lucy Stone,225;finances in '95, org. com. established,250;finances in '96,256;headqrs. established,257;welcomes Utah,260;breadth of platf.,264;finances of '97, Miss Anthony's contrib.,287;reports on course of study and finance,289;demands equal rights for women in every depart.,291;finances in '99,342;Washt'nPostcompliments,349;advantage of meeting in capital,351;finances in 1900,364;holds Bazar,365;rec'd by Pres. McKinley in 1900, Mrs. McKinley sends flowers,384;Miss Anthony resigns presidency, action of conv., her speeches, etc.,385et seq.;her farewell,393;Mrs. Chapman Catt elected pres.,387;introd. by Miss Anthony, sp. of accept.,388;notices of new pres.,389;love for Miss Shaw,389;celebrates Miss Anthony's 80th birthday,349et seq.;appeals to political convs. and delegates in 1900,440-3;nat'l and State work,450;work for rights of women in our new possessions,Chap. XIX;synopsis of constitn., officers, committees, life members and delegates,1098et seq.For general work,seeChaps. II-XXII.Nebraska, difficulty of carrying amend.,xvi;suff. amend, campn.,80.SeeState chapter.Need, of man and woman in law and politics,179;in the home, everywhere,180;of each for other,266;same,284;of both in Gov't,310.Negroes, how enfranch.,xvii;why disfranch.,xviii;placed above women,2;right to suff.,6;nat'l. amend. necessary,42;women should not have suff.,105-6;311;deprived of suff. in South, compared to white women,325;women in smoking cars,343;if denied suff. should not be counted in basis of represent.,376;trib. of wom. toMiss Anthony on 80th birthday,398;her sympathy for,403;Nat'l. Ass'n. of Colored Women,1051.New Jersey, failure of Sch. Suff. amend.,xvi;first State to grant wom. suff.,19;account of same,830.SeeState chapter.New South Wales, chapter on,1029.Newspapers and Magazines.[502]Advertiser(New Decatur, Ala.),465.Arena, The,6,927-8.Argonaut(San Francisco),491.Australian Register,1028.Australian Woman's Sphere(Melbourne),1031.Boomerang(Laramie, Wyo.),1006.Bricklayer and Mason,446.Bulletin(San Francisco),491.Call(San Francisco),482,487,491,505.Chicago Law Times,609.Christian Advocate,207.Colorado Springs Gazette,525.Commercial Gazette(Cin'ti),428.Congressional Record,110.Constitution(Atlanta),244,246.Daily Statesman(Boise, Ida.),319,591.Daily Times(Seattle),974.Democrat(Grand Rapids),339.Democratic State Journal(Wash.),1096.Englishwoman's Review,22,319,1012.Enquirer(Cin'ti),428.Evening News(Washtn.),202.Evening Post(New York),1096.Examiner(San Francisco),491.Express(Los Angeles),495.Fortnightly Review,1014-5.Freemen's Labor Journal(Spokane),974.Harper's Bazar,716.Harper's Magazine,203.Herald(Boston),732.Leader(Des Moines),271,273.Legal News, The(Chicago),212,609.Lily(Amelia Bloomer, ed.),250,295.Liquor Dealer(Los Angeles),499.Massachusetts papers,711.Mirror(Seattle),1096.Nevada Citizen,811.New Northwest,975.Nineteenth Century(Eng.),1014.Oregonian(Portland),896.Picayune(New Orleans),680,683.Post(San Francisco),491.Post(Washtn.),188,201,221,236,349,361,385,387,390-1,393,395,400.Post-Intelligencer(Seattle),1096.Public Ledger(Phila.),227.Record(San Francisco),491.Record-Union(Sacramento),491.Remonstrance(Boston),512.Report(San Francisco),491.Rhode Island papers,910-11.Saturday Review(Atlanta),582.Star(Richmond, Va.),964.Star(San Francisco),491.Star(Washtn.),173,189,318,388.Suffrage Reveille(Kas.),647.Suffragist(Ills.),612.Sun(Baltimore),698.Sun(New York),326,459.Sunday World(Los Angeles),499.Sunny South(Atlanta),238.Times(Leavenworth, Kas.),645.Times(London, Eng.),1019.Times(Los Angeles),491,499.Times(New York),364.Town Talk(Los Angeles),499.Transcript(Olympia),1096.Tribune(Chicago),93,1009.Una(Paulina Wright Davis, ed.),294.Wisconsin Citizen,342,987.Woman's Chronicle(Ark),475-6.Woman's Column(Boston),431,465,708.Woman's Exponent(Utah),936et al.Woman's Forum(Ills.),613.Woman's Journal(Boston),221,236,256,342,350,381-2,392,406,417,423,426,430,701,726,734,736,1096.Woman's Standard(Ia.),342,629.Woman's Tribune(Washtn.),76,126,164,296,342,306,575,970.Women's Suffrage Journal(Eng.),22,1015.Young Woman's Journal,956.SeePress.New York, attempt to confer Sch. Suff. on women,xv;women demand represent. at Centennial,156;women taxpayers,240,247,313,314;report of Const'l. Conv. of '94,247;opinion of Atty. Gen. and other lawyers on Sch. Suff. and Office-Holding for women,1094.SeeState chapter.New Zealand, chapter on,1029;eminent advocates of wom. suff.,1084.Occupations, résumé of women in,463;entrance of women,xxii,xxiii,xxv;statistics,xxx;advantage of ballot,67;progress of women in,133;women first in,208;Mr. Bok on women in business,229;danger of disfranch. women in,312;statistics of wages,379;business women send trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday,398.SeeState chapters under head ofOccupations, beginning p.465;also Labor and various professions, Law, etc.Office-Holdingby women, résumé of,462, and in each State chapter under head ofOffice-Holding, beginning465;Sen. Vest on,108;Sen. Hoar on,109;in Wy.,117;women first employed in Gov't dept.,123;in Nat'l. Gov't. depts. at present,572;in Gr. Brit,1023;in Canada,seechapter on,1034.Officers, of Amer. Suff. Ass'n. in '84,408;from '84 to 1900,428;of Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n. in '84,27;from 1869 to 1900,387;of Nat'l.-Amer. Ass'n. in '90,174;in '92,186; in '94,233;in 1900,1099.--of first Nat'l. Council of Women,137.--of State Suff. Assns., listed in each State chapter, beginning p.465.Opponentsof wom. suff.,seeChurch,Congress,Debates,Electorate,Indifference of Women,Liquor Dealers,Remonstrants,Reports, etc.Seealso for arguments of, p.93et seq. and p.999et seq.Oregon,xxi;xxix;three classes of opponents,249;Amer. Suff. Ass'n. aids,408.SeeState chapter.Organizationfor wom. suff.,plan of,26;inadequacy of,248;nat'l. com. established,250;Mrs. Catt's work,254;her report,256;work of Utah women,262;necessity of,273;report of '97, obstacles to,289; report of '99,365;in various States,451.Seealso State chapters, beginning p.465.Organizations of Women, National,Chap. LXXV.--Ass'n for Adv'mt of Wom.,1050.--Coll. Alum., Ass'n of,1048.--Colonial Dames of Amer.,1066.--Col'd Wom., Nat'l Ass'n of,1051.--Council of Women, Int'l,1044.--Council of Women, Nat'l,1044-5.--Daughters of Amer. Rev.,1065.--Daughters of the Rev.,1066.--Daught. of Vets., Nat'l All.,1064.--Daught. of Confed., United,1067.--Daught. of 1812, Nat. Soc,1067.--Daughters of Rebekah,1069.--Eastern Star, Order of,1068.--Fed. of Clubs, General,1050.--G. A. R., Ladies of,1064.--Household Econ., Nat'l As.,1056.--Indian Ass'n. Wom. Nat'l.,1053.--Jewish Wom., Nat. Coun. of,1053.--Keeley Rescue League,1056.--Kindergarten Union, Nat'l.,1055.--Loc. Eng'rs, Ladies' Aux.,1069.--Maccabees of World, Sup. Hive, Ladies of,1067.--Missionary Societies,1057-1062.--Mothers, Nat'l. Cong. of,1051.--Mt. Vernon Ladies' Ass'n.,1065.--Music. Clubs, Nat'l. Fed. of,1056.--Needlework Guild of Am.,1057.--Prison Ass'n., Woman's,1055.--Railroad Cond., Ladies' Aux.,1069.--Rathbone Sisters of World, Sup. Temple,1068.--Red Cross Soc., Am. Nat'l.,1048.--Relief Corps, Woman's,1064.--Relief Soc., Nat'l. Wom.,1052.--Sabbath Alliance, Wom.,1063.--Social Purity, Christian League for,1054.--Sunshine Soc., Internat'l.,1052.--Wom. Chr. Temp. Union,1045.--Women Workers, Nat'l.,1054.--Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Ass'n.,1055.--Y'ng Wom. Chr. Ass'n.,1063.--Miscellaneous,1069.--of Men and Women,1070.--in Great Britain, Liberal Federation, Primrose League and Nat'l. Suff. Society,1013-14.--general comment on, majority would not have consented to,xxii;great power of,xxv;value of anti-suff.,xxix;working toward suff.,xxx;suff. organizations, rank first,188;vast increase,396;first on record and evolution of,1042-3;first temperance organ'zs.,1042;during Civil War,1043;dignity of convs.,1044;great scope of objects but few for suff.,1070-1;all leading to it,1071;value in develop, of women,1072;number enrolled,1072;future power,1073;Gov't. must have their help,1073.Parties,seealphabetical list and also Conventions.So-called Third,xviii;their general attitude,143;425;438-9;441;479;492;522-3-4;554-6;591;600;617;647;755-6;760;809;963;971-2;974.Peace, Conf. at Hague, Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n. expresses sympathy,336;res. for Peace services,337;344.SeeWar.Persecution, of early workers,xxviii;not ended,xxxii;of sex causes moral chaos,42;fate of reformers,132.Petition, woman's right to,32;have exercised it many years,33;Congress must not deny,93.Petitions, for wom. suff., great number,33;for many years,36;in Ills.,39;in O.,46;110;national enrollment,137;million signatures,184;size of,268;Fed. of Labor for wom. suff.,334;in Wy.,448;in N. Y.,850.SeeChap. XXIIIand State chapters underLegislative Action.In Great Brit.,1015,1017,1020;in N. Z.,1026;in Victoria,1032.--against wom. suff.,107;in Ills.,602;in Mass.,723,736et al.;in N. Y.,850;in R. I.,911.Philippines, Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n. demands rights for their women,325;Mrs. Spencer on our duty to the women of our new possessions,328et seq.;discussion,331et seq.;no hope for their women,347;testimony in favor before Senate Com.,348.SeeChap. XIXfor full statement.Pharmacy, in Ky.,676.Physical Ability, woman lacks,99,100,108.SeeMilitary.Pioneers, first work for wom. suff.,xiii;early conditions of women,1;at Int'l. Council,136;in the West,148;struggles of,154;work of,188;appeal for their children,195;tributes to by Miss Anthony and Fred. Douglass,204;trib. of Douglass to,227;in Utah,261;gratitude to,290;young women should continue their work,292;mem. services for,293;at conv. of '98,298-9;of '99,336.Plan of Work, adopted by nat'l. suff. conv. of '84,26,62;by conv. of '87,122;suggestions for suff. clubs,248;of Amer. Suff. Ass'n. in '84,410.Police Matrons,seeOffice-Holdingin State chapters, beginning p.465.Politics, effect of women in,xix;crowding in,xxx;too hard for women,94;in '88,150;wom. suff. in polit. meetings,257;should advocates suff. take part in?280et seq.;in Utah,319;in N. Y.,872;anti-suffragists in,seeRemonstrants.Politicians, object to wom. suff.,xix;xx;xxi;women as,99.For Politics and Politicians,seechapters for States where women vote and in which wom. suff. campaigns have been held;alsoParties,Conventions,Republicans, etc.Populists,444;in Calif.,488,491-3;in Col.,xviii,511, '13, '16, '18, '20, '23;in Ida.,590, '92, '94;in Kas.,642-7,652-5,657;in Mont.,800;in Wash.,971-2.SeeConventionsandParties.Porto Rico, Nat'l. Ass'n. demands rights for women in,325;appeals to Cong. for same, in 1900,446.Postmasters, women,462.Prayers, Mrs. McLaren on,22;Mrs. Gougar on,37;Mrs. Crooker on,43;Miss Shaw on,134.SeeChurch.Presidents, of Nat'l. Suff. Ass'n., Mrs. Stanton, in '84,15;of united assn's. in '90,174;resigns and made hon. pres.,186;Lucy Stone made hon. pres.,186;Miss Anthony elected pres. in '92,186;resigns in 1900,385;Mrs. Chapman Catt elected,387;Miss A. made hon. pres.,389.--and Vice-Presidents of U. S. favoring wom. suff.,1075.--of Universities and Colleges, same,1079.Presidential Suffrage, form of petition,286;bill in Kas.,655.Press, present attitude,xxviii;on dress of delegates,56;change in tone,57;Miss Anthony against starting paper,216;report of nat'l. press work for '96,286;for '97,288;for '99,365;early comment on wom. suff.,293;wom. suff. dept. in N. Y.Sun,326;need of women on press,326;report to Amer. conv. of '87,425;of '88,431;press in Calif, campn.,490,499.SeeNewspapers.Prince of India, everlasting record,277.Progress of Equal Rights, reasons for,xiii;present status,xxv;hope for future,xxvi;more rapid in future,xxxiii;effect of Civil War on,2;Congress'l. Com. report,53;Sen. Palmer on,63;133;134;191;Miss Anthony on,325;207;242;306;in public sentiment,349;in the South,362;369;social, educat'l, etc., Mrs. Catt on,392;as shown in treatment of Miss Anthony,394,398;in position of advocates,405;412;in the laws,455-8.Progress of Woman Suffrage,169;198;ears will be unstopped,199;290;appearances of advocates,318;326;13 members electoral coll.,350;405;409;425;442;in England,353,1012.Professions, women in,seeLaw, Medicine, etc., also Occupations.Property, Lucy Stone on laws in Mass.,192;owners are one-fourth women, nine-tenths of laws made for property,200.Résumé of laws,453et seq.SeeLaws, also each State chapter underLegislative Action and Laws.Public Schools, statistics of pupils,xxx;girls formerly not admitted in Mass.,193;464;High Schools, in Del.,566;in Phila.,906;in Providence,920.Seeeach State chapter under head ofEducation, beginning, p.465.Queensland,seechapter on,1032.Radicals, of each new age,xxxiii;117,271.Receptions,15;18;56;127;175;183;188;251;262;265;270;354;384.Seevarious State chapters beginning465.Reformers, Rev. Anna Howard Shaw on,131et seq.Religion,seeChurch.Reminiscences of Elizabeth Cady Stanton,iv;250.Remonstrants, women against suff.,xxix;in politics,16;called to account,19;Mr. Foulke on,168;Mrs. Howe on,170;171;three classes of,249;258;Miss Blackwell on,320;allied with liquor dealers,327;satire on,361;Grace Greenwood on,364;in England, take advantage of every gain,369;Mrs. Catt on,370;against education, property laws, etc.,380;before Sen. com. in 1900,381;before House com., amusing occurrences,382;in different stages of evolution,392;in Col.,512;in S. D.,557;in Kansas,650;in Mass.,704,732-3,736et al.;in N. Y.,850,858-9,861;in Ok.,888;in Ore.,895;in Wash.,971;in Austr.,1031.Reports, of Congress'l coms. on wom. suff.,12;House Judic., of '84,47et seq.,52et seq.;of '86,82et seq.;of '90,163;of '94,235;Senate, of '84,47;seealso93et seq;of '92,201;of '96,207;work of Miss Anthony and Mrs. Upton in securing,366.--of nat'l. suff. conv. of '84,15;of Intl. Council of '88,127;on nat'l. enrollment,137,154,879;of Nat'l. Council of '91,175;of Columbian Expos. Com.,232.--State, to nat'l. suff. convs.,15;to American suff. convs.,432.--Miss Anthony's on work in conventions of 1900,439et seq.Representation, basis of, Federal Constitution on,8;women should not be counted till enfranch.,374,376.--Indirect, of women by men,41;46;51;64;66;86;93;168;Miss Blackwell on,197.Representatives, U. S., favoring wom. suff.,1077.SeeState chapters underLegislative Action.Republicans, enfranch. negro men,xvii;143;in Calif.,485,487,491;in Col.,516,518,520-5;in S. D.,555;in Ida.,590-2;in Ills.,605-6;in Ind.,617;in Kas.,643-7,649-55,661;in Mass.,712,724,727;in Mich.,755;in N. Y.,848et seq.,872;in Utah,949,953et seq.;in Wash.,971;in Congress on Wy.,1004;Nat'l. League of Clubs,713-14.SeeConventions.Resolutions, at nat'l suff. conv. of '69, right of women to vote under 14th amend.,3;at conv. of '84,25;on death of Wendell Phillips,25;for Intl. Council,25;on Anna Ella Carroll,25;on creeds and dogmas.,58;memorial of '85,61;on carrying wom. suff. into church,75;for 16th amend. to Nat'l const'n.,85;at conv. of '87,122;of thanks to men, ridiculed by Mrs. Stanton,145;at conv. of '89,154;on trial of Susan B. Anthony,155;on disfranch. of women in Wash. Ty.,155;on represent. of wom. at N. Y. Centennial,156;by Mrs. Stanton on the church and divorce,165;memorial of '90,174;at conv. of '91,184;for Sunday opening of World's Fair,186;to prohibit sale of liquor at same,186;mem. of '93, to Geo. W. Curtis and others,203et seq.;at conv. of '93,216;mem. of '94,227;of '95,250;of '96,259;against Woman's Bible,263;mem. of '97,275;at conv. of '98,290;mem. of '98,293;of Fed. of Labor for wom. suff. in '98,334;res. for Peace services,337;at conv. of '99,343;mem. of '99,344;of Fed. of Labor in '99,359;mem. of 1900,366;res. on wom. suff. in Col.,383;on Miss Anthony's resignation,386;of Amer. suff. conv. in '84,409;mem. of Frances D. Gage and others,409;at Amer. conv. of '85,416;of '87,425;for union of two suff. societies,426;of Col. Legis.,531;of Wy. Legis.,1007.Seealso various State chapters beginning465.Revolution, will it be necessary for wom. suff.?119;women will cause,139.Right, Suffrage a, proved by Nat'l. Constit'n,xxxii;guaranteed by it,1,3;38;45-6;Rep. Maybury denies,47;Rep. Poland,50;52;Cong. Com. report,54;Miss Eastman on,72,80;Cong. Com. report,82;Sen. Blair on,86,89,90;Sen. Dolph on,101-2-5;Sen. Vest denies,107;Mrs. Gage on,118;Sen. Blair on,145;Mr. Foulke on,167-8;Mrs. Howe on,170;Mrs. Wallace on,172;Mrs. Stanton on,189;Lucy Stone on,191;Mrs. Catt on,194;Miss Blackwell on,197;Miss Reed on,285;Mr. Garrison on,305;Miss Anthony on,325;Mrs. Blake on,374-5;Chancellor Eliot on,413;441-2.School Suffrage, bills vetoed in Calif.,xv;experience in N. Y.,xv;in Wis.,xv;in N. J.,xvi;in S. D.,xvi;men do not exercise,198,541;212;in Boston,746;legality in N. Y.,1093;in Great Brit.,1022;in New Zeal.,1025;in Canada,1034et seq.;where possessed in U. S.,461.Seechapters for these States underSuffrage.Scienceand wom. suff., Mrs. Gage on,28;botanical objection,90.Self-governmentbest means of self-development, Mrs. Stanton on,40.Senators, U. S., favoring wom. suff.,1076.Sermons, Miss Shaw on Heavenly Vision and progress of race,128;136;175;184;185;202;Miss Shaw on Let no man take thy crown,229;minister in Atlanta opp. wom. suff.,237;at Atlanta conv.,246-7;258;dean of Chichester against wom. suff.,320;at conv. of '99.337;at conv. of 1900, Miss Shaw on Rights of Women,361;Cardinal Gibbons against wom. suff.,366.Soldiers, women as,309-10;wom. produce,310;efforts to enable to vote,335;women bear the arm-bearers,337.SeeMilitaryandWar.Solitude of Self, address by Mrs. Stanton,189.South, position of women,212;216;speakers,222;women orators of,236;238;its women want suff.,245;illiterate vote in Ga.,246;tour of by nat'l. spkrs.,251;293;360;Mrs. Young on progress in,362;Ala. and Miss. grant property rights to women,407;928.South Dakota, failure of Sch. Suff. amend.,xvii;xxi;xxix;Nat'l. Ass'n. raises funds for campn.,174;Miss Shaw describes,182;183;suff. bill vetoed,414.SeeState chapter.Speakers, at Int'l. Council of '88,136;at Miss Anthony's 70th birthday recep.,163;at 80th birthday recep.,394-5;at nat'l. suff. convs.,seerespective chapters, beginning p.14;before Congress'l. Coms.,seechapters for even years;at Amer. suff. convs.,seeChap. XXIV.SeeState chapters for State speakers.--of House of Representatives favoring wom. suff.,1077.State Chapters, beginning465.State's Rights, to grant suff.,50;same,78;118;144;234.Statistics, of women wage-earners,xxiii,xxx;of public schools,xxx;of foreign vote in Wis.,148;of women physicians,275,355;health of women graduates,355;wages of women,360,379;of woman vote in Col.,525;in Ida.,595;in Kas.,660;in Mass.,746;in Ohio,883;in Utah,952;in Wash.,412,967;in Wyo.,1010;in New Zeal.,1026;in S. Australia,1028;vote on wom. suff. in Kas.,647.Suffrage, Woman,--Advantages of,21,41,53,55,65,66,83,159,161,162,178,181.--Advocates, character of,xxxii,412;debt owed to,144;are not dreamers,421;list of,1075;seedebates in Congress,32et seq.,85et seq.,181et seq.;also various chapters and p.1075et seq.--Bible, for and against.SeeBible.--Bills for.SeeBills.--Campaigns for.SeeAmendment Campaigns.--Church, attitude of.SeeChurch.--Congressional Action.SeeCongress.--Constitutional Phases of.SeeConstitutions.--Conventions for.SeeConventions.--Debates on.SeeCongress.--Decisions.SeeSupreme Court Decisions.--Democracy of.SeeDemocracy.--Domestic, argument against wom. suff. losing force,xxxi;Reagan, of Texas, on this point,31;John Quincy Adams on,47;woman's sphere,48;would break up home49;proper sphere,53;position of woman in all countries,52,83;fear of quarrels,92;sphere of two sexes,94;woman is queen,95;would disrupt family,99;harmony not disturbed,103;embrace of female politician,106-7-8,117;woman's sphere narrowed,190;vote of husband and wife,198;wives of great men,206;wom. suff. and home, effect where women vote,315;evolution of family life,328;college wom. and home,357-8;no relation between suff. and housekeeping,362;modern home happiest,371;domestic instincts eternal,380;effect of wom. suff. on domestic life in Colorado,283,356,1087;in Idaho,595;in Utah,319,1088;in Wyoming,117,181,302,1089,1091-2.--Economics of,308;woman as economic factor,310;household economics,357;basis of wom. suff.,377.--Educated, constitutional to require it,246;argument against,258;argument for,292,316;Gov't. no right to educate women and refuse representation,307;Mrs. Stanton on,316;education must lead to suffrage,356.SeeEducation.--Ethics of,20,43,69,80,81,116;influence of woman,117;119;Mrs. Stanton on,134;Mrs. Wallace on,170-1;254-5;evolution of wom. suff., Mrs. Spencer on,308.--Expediency of,xxiv;52;Sen. Vest on,107;167;172;Phillips on,381.--Federal.SeeFederal Suffrage.--Illiterate.SeeIlliteracy.--Indifference of Women.SeeIndifference.--Justice of,17,74,80,82,86,102,147,162,163,167-8,183;Lucy Stone on,191;199,297,305,358,378,381,413,415;Curtis and Hoar on,428.--Labor and.SeeLabor.--Legislative Action on.SeeLegislatures.--Liquor Dealers and.SeeLiquor Dealers.--Majority of women opposed.SeeMajority.--Military argument against.SeeMilitary.--Motherhood and.SeeMotherhood.--Ministers for and against.SeeMinisters,ChurchandSermons.--Morality through,xxvi;18,22,24,39,43,67,115,120,136,308.--Municipal.SeeMunicipal Suffrage.--Nature and, limitations of,53;Mrs. Stanton on balance of forces,58;nature opposes,94;can not reverse laws of,100;can be trusted,168;same,247;severe lessons of,209.--Need of,46,69,84,88;Mrs. Wallace on,119;125,134;to offset foreign vote,148;153;Senate Com. report,156;by wives and mothers,161;168;193;244;by city and State,306;by home, school and municipality,379;by the Government,429;433.--Negroes and.SeeNegroes.--Non-partisanship of demand,38,80,81,143,173;debate at nat'l. conv. of '97,280;344;409.--Opposition to.SeeIntroduction;of church, State, home and society, Mrs. Stanton on,177;ignorance of,276;great obstacles,371.SeealsoLiquor Dealers,Remonstrants, Congressional Debates and Reports.--Organization for.SeeOrganization.--Petitions for.SeePetitions.--Philosophy of, Mrs. Colby on,254.Seealso Ethics.--Pioneers of.SeePioneers.--Progress of.SeeProgress of Wom. Suff. and Equal Rights.--Protection of,17;Mrs. Stanton on,41;44-6,51,59,74,99,107,122,168,245,378,413;Higginson on,424;426;428.--Qualifications for, Sen. Blair on,87-91;physical,51;94et seq.SeealsoMilitary.--Right of.SeeRight, Suffrage a.--School.SeeSchool Suffrage.--Science of, scientific aspect, by Mrs. Gage,28.--Sermons on.SeeSermons.--South and.SeeSouth.--State's Rights and.SeeState's Rights.--Taxation and.SeeTaxation and Taxpayers' Suffrage.--Temperance through,xxvi;18;Bishop Simpson on,24;43;Miss Willard's plea,141;res. against liquor selling at World's Fair,186;196.--in Territories.Seechapters on Territories.--Testimony for.SeeTestimony.--Universal, approved,xxvii;Cong. Com. rep.,54;same,82;Mrs. Hooker on,115;257;258;285;369.--War and.SeeWar.Suffrage, Woman,miscellaneous, full résumé of,seeIntroduction.Amount now possessed and how obtained,xxvii,34,461.Seealso chapters of States and Territories under head ofSuffrage.Why denied to woman,xivet seq.;effect on politics,xix;obstacles to,xxet seq.;future prospects,xxviet seq.;where taken away,xxvii,674,968;attempt of women to vote under 14th Amend.,3et seq.;capacity for,13;evolution of,18;Mrs. Spencer on,308;scientific view of,28,90;practical experience,seeTestimony, chapters on States where women vote, also Sen. Palmer on,68, Sen. Dolph on,103;dangers of, Sen. Brown on,96et seq., Sen. Vest on,105et seq.,999et seq.;danger of withholding, Mrs. Stanton on,119,139, Mrs. Wallace on,172;unequal struggle for, Mrs. Stanton on,139,338;men's indifference to,187;peaceful effort for,231,245;industrial emancip. leads to, Carroll D. Wright on,215;man improved by,391;immense work of a few for,449.SeeVote, andPresidential, Suffrage; alsochapter on Great Britain and her ColoniesandChap. LXXIV.Sunday Observance, Mrs. Stanton on,166;186;217.Supreme Court Decisions, U. S.,,Dred Scott case defining citizens,4,78;on Virginia L. Minor's attempt to vote,5;Slaughter House Cases,5;Yarbrough on Federal Suff.,8;on 14th amend.,79;144;165;against right of women to practice law,153;on woman's right to vote,153;recognizing slavery,165;Justices of, favoring wom. suff.,1076.--State,on attempt of Miss Anthony, Mrs. Virginia L. Minor and other wom. to vote,4et seq.;on Federal Suffrage in Kellar case (Ills),10;on property rights of women in Calif.,502;on wom. suff. in Calif.,504;on wom. suff. amend. in Ida.,272,593;on woman's right to vote, to practice law and to sell liquor in Ind.,621-2,626;on Munic. Suff. in Mich.,765;on Sch. Suff. in N. J.,830;on Sch. Suff. in N. Y.,867;same in O.,883;women's voting on constitn. in Utah,948;on wom. suff. in Wash.,968-9,1096;in Wis.,990;Justices of, favoring wom. suff.,Del.,565;Ida.,593,1089;Kas.,433,646;Wy.,1090-1-2.Tasmania, chapter on,1033.Taxation,without representation,xxxi;in Mass.,34;38;65;66;97;148;of women in N. Y., Mass. and Tenn.,240;in Ga.,242;in N. Y.,247,313,851;of women helps pay Legislators,374;women should be relieved of until enfranch.,376;Chicago Teachers' Fed. compels taxation of corporations,611;763;in Phila.,900.Taxpayers' Suffrage,States where possessed by women,461.Seechapters for those States underSuffrage.--in La.,681;in Miss.,787;in Mont.,799;in N. Y.,869.Seealso Iowa,635.Teachers,seeEducation,Public SchoolsandUniversities.Territories,demand for wom. suff. in,417;appeals to Constit'l. Convs. of Dak., Wash., Mont. and Idaho,439;Mr. Blackwell visits them in interest of wom. suff.,433;have a right to control suff.,1003.SeeTerritorial chapters.Testimony, in favor of wom. suff.,from Colorado,239,268,283,302-3,338,356,383;Kansas,191;Utah,261,283;U. S. Sen. Cannon on,304;St. Sen. Martha Hughes Cannon on,319;Washington,U. S. Sen. Palmer on,68;U. S. Sen. Dolph on,103,421,1096-8;in Wyoming,U. S. Sen. Palmer on,68,U. S. Sen. Carey on,117,181,200,debate on admission to Statehood,998et seq.SeeStatistics,alsoTestimony from Wom. Suff. States, beginning p.1085,State chapters forColorado,Idaho,Kansas,UtahandWyomingand pp.1027-1028.Universities and Colleges,large number of women in,xxii;women on faculties,355;Emma Willard's school, geometry in,355;Mt. Holyoke, Latin in,355;first Boston High School,355;President Eliot on girls in Boston Latin School and Radcliffe,355;Johns Hopkins Medical,700;Wellesley students for wom. suff.,714;teachers for,716;same,726;Smith, same,716;Girton and Newnham (Eng.), same,1015;woman suffrage in,709;Radcliffe,355,749;Columbia,871;Rochester,871;Brown,918-20;Oberlin,884;Antioch,885;State, closed to wom.,966;open to women in Gr. Brit.,1024;in other countries,1038et seq.;presidents of, favoring wom. suff.,1079.SeealsoEducation.Utah,adopts wom. suff.,xxi;252;visit of Miss Anthony and Miss Shaw in '95,253;welcomed by Nat'l. Ass'n.,260;organiz'n for wom. suff.,262;gift to Miss Anthony,390.SeeState chapter, alsoStatisticsandTestimony.Victoria, chapter on,1031.Voices, of women,240;334-5.Vote,woman's, political complexion of,xviii,not wanted by politicians and others,xix;best women would not vote,50;they would,97;they would not,98;women do vote,93,117,181;first voted in N. J.,19,830;future woman will be urged to vote,211.SeeStatistics,Suffrage,Testimony, and chapters forColorado,Idaho,Kansas,Utah,Washington,Wyoming,AustraliaandNew Zealand.--of nat'l. conv. on carrying wom. suff. into church,77;on Woman's Bible,263;in U. S. Senate on amend. for wom. suff.,112.Wages,seeLaborandStatistics.Wills,seep.455andLaws.War,hated by women,xix,84,208;man's part compared to woman's,115;woman's part in war,161-2;first to see advantages of peace,208;pathetic war for suff.,231,245;war should have consent of women,335;women left to fight alone,338;badly needed in Span. Am.,339;women and the South African,391.SeeMilitary and Soldiers.--Civil, developed woman,2;results frittered away,159;woman's part in,195.Washington City,plan to beautify,xxxii;entertains nat'l. suff. convs. from '69,14;Miss Anthony's preference as a place for holding convs.,218,351.Seeaccounts of nat'l. convs., Chaps. II-XXII, alsochapter on District of Columbia.Washington Territory,xxi;xxix;Sen. Dolph on enfranch. of its women,102;their disfranch. denounced,155;full account of this,1096-8.SeeState chapter, alsoStatisticsandTestimony.Wisconsin,Sch. Suff. in,xv;rule of foreigners,148.SeeState chapter.Womanliness,52;88;95;106;160;Mrs. Stanton on,165;225;285;319;1086et seq.Woman's Christian Temperance Union,petition for suff.,110;123;Miss Willard represents before Sen. Com. of '88,141-2;wom. suff. in '81,215;at nat'l. conv. of '97,278.For bills in Legislaturesseepp.451-2, and various State chapters under head ofLegislative Action;also Canada, New Zealand and Tasmania;for founding and work,1045et seq.;attitude towards wom. suff.,1070.Woman's Rights Conventions,demands of first one nearly all granted,xiii;earliest ones held,14;40th annivers.,125;204;50th anniv.,288;descrip. of,298-9;compared to Bunker Hill, etc.,397;1043.Workingmen,how enfranchised,xvii, same,305;in Great Brit.,311;injured by disfranch. women,312.SeeLabor.Workingwomen,relation of wom. suff. to,70;Nat'l. Ass'n. demands suff. for,216.SeeLaborandStatistics.Wyoming,adopts wom. suff.,xxi;Nat'l. Ass'n. congratulates on admission,176;gavel from,238;252;visit of Miss Anthony and Miss Shaw,253;compared to Switzerland,282;gift and trib. to Miss Anthony on 80th birthday,400;petits. Cong. for 16th amend.,448;debate in Cong. on admission,998et seq.SeeState chapter, alsoStatisticsandTestimony.