The San Francisco call., 1896-07-20
SAIL IN THE WAKE
OF "THE CALL, !"
Two Hundred California
Papers for Woman's
Suffrage
ON MRS. HARPER's LIST.
Journals Whose Editorials Have
AppIauded "The Calls"
Stand.
FROM OREGON TO SAN DIEGO.
A Tidal Wave of Praise and of Declar.
alton to Fight for the Cause
of Woman.
FROM OREGON TO SAN DIEGO.

When Susan B. Anthony said Saturday
night at the Republican ratification meet
ing that 200 newspapers of California
had followed in tho wake of THE CALL s
movement toward the National recogni-
ton of woman suffage, she did not by any
means exaggerate the number. In fact,
as Mrs. A. A. Sargent said yesterday, there
are more than 200 papers that have
come out strong editoriaIly complimenting
the advanced stand taken by THE CALL,
and declaring their own policy hereafter
TO be favorable to the recognition of the
rights of women.
Mrs. Ada B. Harper, secretary of the
California Woman's Suffrage Association,
has made point of recording the names
of the papers whose editorials have de-
clared for woman's emancipation. Among
them are the following:
San Francisco Call. San Francisco Post, San
Francisco Bulletin, San Francisco Star, San
francisco Voice OF Labor, San Francisco Re-
Coast Seamen's Journal Sacramento Bee, East
land Press, Norwalk Call, Los Angeles Voice
oakland saturday Night, Corning Observer,
San Diego Tribune, Woodland Mail, Stock
ton Record, Colusa Sun, San Jose Mer-
curry, Livermore Herald, Oakland Industry,
San Francisco Pacific Ensign, Berkeley Gazette,
lIn
Eureka Western Watehman, Redding Search
light San Jose New Charter, Ventura Peoples
Advocate, Paso Robles Independent, San
Francisco Hope and Home, Los Angeles Civic
Review, San Francisco Socialist, Fresno Pop
ulist, Merced County Sun, San Francisco
Standard, Santa Barbara Flag, Pasadena News,
Tulare Register, Petaluma Argus, Nevada City
Transcript, San Diego Sun, San Diego
Tribune, Pasadena Star, Santa Rosa
Press, Santa Barbara El Barbareno,
Santa Cruz Sentinel, Redlands Ciuograph,
Martinez Gazette, Otay Press, Petaluma Cour-
Watchman, Crescent City News, Santa Clara
Journal, Los Angeles Capital, Santa Monica
outlook, Su1sun Courier, Stockton Mail, Hol-
lister West Coast Alliance, Auburn Repub-
lican, Los Angeles Investor, Fall Brook OBJ
server, Santa Cruz Penny Press, Fresno Repub-
lican, Palo Alto Times Watsonville Rustler,
Gilroy Gazette, Sebastopol Times, Los Angeles
record, Eureka Standard, Stockton Graphic,
stockton Express, Watsonville Pajaronian,
Adm Argus, Holhster Free Lance Santa Bar
bara News, Summerland Advance, San Fran
cisco Town Talk, Eureka News, San Francisco
Herald, Santa Paula Chronicle, San Leandro
Standard, San Jose Prohibitonist, Azusa Pomo-
tropie Chico Enterprise. Long Beach Breaker,
Nevada City Herald, Newcastle News, National
City Record, San Francisco PItalia, Tulare
Citizen, San Francisco Elevator, Yreka Jour-
nal, Red Bluff Peoples Cause, San Diego Amer
ican, Riverside Reflex.
1.-THE CALL" said Mrs Harper yester-
day, "mav take to itself unlimited credit
for being the first to come so nobly to the
front. 1t has made niche in history for
ITSELF and the reward will be one of those
perennial rewards that are never quite
paid, but always enjoyed. THE CALL
dropped a golden stone into the ocean of
popular opinion regarding this move
ment and the ripple has carried all
through the State, and in fact the coun-
try. "