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History of Woman Suffrage, Volume II

Note 129 — Chapter XXIII

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Resolved, That the National Woman's Suffrage Convention respectfully ask the XLI. Congress of the United States—

First. To submit to the Legislatures of the several States a XVI. Amendment to the Federal Constitution, prohibiting the disfranchisement of any of their citizens on account of sex.

Second. To strike the word "male" from the laws governing the District of Columbia.

Third. To enfranchise the women of Utah as the one safe, sure and swift means to abolish polygamy in that Territory.

Fourth. To amend the laws of the United States so that women shall receive the same pay as men for services rendered the government.

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