The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-23
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THE WOMAN CONVENTION.
The women are focking into the city
from various parts Of the Union to at
tend the annual meeting Of the National
~omahs Suffrage Association which
cdnsenes to-day. Susan b. Anthony,
President Of the Association, has been
IN Washington several days to arrange
prei'minaries. Miss Anthony Is the
guest OF Mrs. Sargent, wife OF the Cali
fornia senator Mrs. sargent Is known
TO those fortunate enough to be her friends
q mild' retiring, unostentatious, lady
like woman suPeraoounding In those
wifely and motherly qualities which
make a home happy for husband and
children; and no one meeting her casu-
ally would ever suspect her to be one Of
the most Jealous workers in America in
thsNoman suffrage Movement. But
she u.
Susan b., by the by, said the other
day, that she would give anything to be
peauufui' one thinks that there is such
to~e, IN 'ema'e beauty '"a'' IL Sne pos
seasoo H. sne couid easily secure rs CO.
operators most Oh the able and 'nhuen-
t'ai men VINO now oppose woman suf-
mage. susan d. Makes ! ih'nk' two
MISTAKES euch men as those she de-
scrioes are not usually influenced oy wo-
men o. bread ana butter style OF beauty
IN scting on grave questions Mistake
NO q Is In Susan D. Assuming that she
Is not already beautiful She Is really