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Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit, 654.
Stanton, Harriot, (See Blatch).
Stanton, Henry B., on condition of country, urges A. to gird on armor, 226.
Stanton, Mrs. Henry B., Greeley's revenge, 280; 972.
Stanton, Theodore and Marguerite, 532; take A. to Chamber of Deputies, to St. Cloud, to station, 561.
Starrett, Helen Ekin, compares A. and Mrs. S. when in Kan., 273; how A. won all hearts, 285; 287.
Starrett, Rev. Wm., 287.
Stearns, Judge J. B., introd. A., 656; 902.
Stearns, Sarah Burger, 656.
Stebbins, Giles and Catharine F., old friends of A., 658; visit A., 711; golden wed., 896.
Stebbins, Rev. H. H., for wom. suff., 762.
Stebbins, Dr. Horatio, 830.
Stephens, Prof. Kate, in Germany, 560.
Stetson, Charlotte Perkins, opp. res. agnst. Wom. Bible, 854; visits A. and spks. in Rochester, 901.
Stern, Judge, ad. wom. suff. con., 762.
Stevens, Thaddeus, tries to have women included in Amend. XIV, 250; bids women stand aside for negro, 267; 318; elective franchise inalienable right, 979; Amendment XIV, 1016.
Stevenson, Dr. Sarah Hackett, at Fed. Clubs, 720; let. from A. on maternity hospital, 843.
Stillman, Jas. W., 350.
Stewart, Sen. Wm., favors wom. suff., 500.
Stocker, Alice M., Calif. Dem. Con., 872.
Stone, Lucinda Hinsdale, 379.
Stone, Lucy, first meets A., 64; unjust laws for women, 73; does not favor Maine law, 81; 87; 90; on divorce, 93; assists Whole World Temp. Con., 96; commends A., praises Channing, 111; writes A. regarding Bloomers, 115; defends costume, but abandons it, 116; marries, 128; playful letter on marriage, 130; will retire from public work, 135; 139; encourages A. to speak in public, 145; shows legal posit. of women, has faith in A., 146; pres. N. Y. con., 147; sympathetic let., 151; care of children, 162; trustee of Jackson fund, 165; wd. use Hovey fund for test cases, 171; 185; opp. divorce res., 195; pres. Loyal League meet., 229; 234; petit. for Cong. action, 250; 253; favors union of A. S. and W. R. Soc., 256; abused by N. Y. World, 264; campn. in Kan., money from Jackson fund for it, treachery of Repub. Com., censures Tribune and Independent, 275; 281; wants Mrs. Stn. to edit paper, 299; A. desires her to edit paper, 300; 303; Repub. party false unless it protects woman, 304; repudiates "free love" res., 325; 328; chmn. ex. com. Am. Suff. Assn., 329; for dissolution of E. R. Assn., 349; asst. ed. Wom. Jour., 361; early work, 369; asks A.'s attitude toward parties, 497; Eddy legacy, 539; 540; on com. for union of two assns., 627; meets A. in Boston, submits plan, 628; appoints conf. com., 629; 630; chmn. ex. com. united assns., 632; 634; at recep. for Wom. Council, 637; trib. of Fr. Willard, 638; let. on A. birthday, 668; let. greet. Natl. Am. Con., 675; authoriz. A. to sign name, 676; requests women celebrate admiss. Wyoming, 699; invites A. to Mass. suff. annivers., sympathizes with illness, 701; at Wom. Council, had stood beside A. on many a battlefield, 703; hon. pres. Natl. Am. Assn., 717; at recep. in Wash., 718; 729; last let. to natl. con., greeting sent her, 738; memorial serv. at Wash. con., 756; 935.
Storrs, Wm. C., U. S. Commissr., 426; examines A. for having voted, 427.
Stout, Ira, 164.
Stowe, Calvin E., endorses wom. suff., 284.
Stowe, Dr. Emily H., 658.
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, will help Revolution, 356; gives name as ed., later declines, 358; 360; 548; 902; 935.
Stratton, Sen. and Mrs. Fred., entertain A., 877.
Strong, Harriet R., 832.
Studwell, Edwin A., 349; 368.
Studwell, Mrs. Edwin A., 349.
Sullivan, Isaac N., Sup. Judge, Idaho, decides in favor wom. suff., 919.
Sullivan, Margaret B., on shipboard with A., 579.
Sumner, Chas., work for emancip., 226; presents petit. for emancip. in Senate, 235; writes A. must "blast idea of property in man," 236; acknowl. indebtedness to A., 238; efforts to omit "male" in Amend. XIV, 256; L. M. Child's petit. "inopportune," 265; concedes right to disfranchise taxpayers, 269; bids women stand aside, 300; 317; interested in suff. hearing, 339; 373; did not realize women felt degredat. of disfranchise, 411; never a public word for woman, 456; ext. from great sp., 968; all citizens entitled to equal rights, 979; no doubt but women have constit. right to vote, 981; 1014; negro enfranchisement, 1015; wrote 19 pp. foolscap to keep "male" out of Amend. XIV, 1016.
Sunderland, Rev. Byron S., attacks W. R. women, 79.
Sutro, Mayor Adolph, welcomes Wom. Cong., San Fr., 827.
Sweet, Ada C., 607.
Sweet, Emma B., priv. sec. to A., 843; goes with her to Calif., 862; in the campn., 892.
Swift, John F., 892.
Swift, Mary Wood, on Calif. wom. suff. campn. coms., 863; at Repub. St. Con., 869; pres. Century Club, entertains A., 876; elect. pres. Calif. Suff. Assn., 892; valuable services, 893.
Swift, Richard L., mob at A. S. meet., 209.
Swing, David, quotation from, 667.
Taft, Lorado, bust of A., sex nothing to do with art, 721; Miss Willard's compli. 722.
Taney, Chief Justice Roger B., decision in Dred Scott case, 454; citizens those who conduct govt. through representatives, 984; infamous decision, 985.
Tanner, Mary Priestman, 576; 577.
Taylor, Alberta Chapman, 810.
Taylor, Ezra B., M. C., rep. in favor wom. suff., 590; conducts fight for wom. suff., 607; 651; secures Cong. rep. in favor wom. suff., 699; gives credit to Mrs. Upton, 700; 705.
Taylor, Helen, 337; 565; 577.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lansing G., A. teaches in family of, 44.
Taylor, Meneia (Mrs. Peter), 555; 577.
Taylor, Hon. T. T., introd. munic. wom. suff. bill in Kan. legis., 611.
Teller, Senator Henry M., ad. suff. con., 756.
Teller, Mrs. Henry M., at Wash, con., 851.
Terry, Ellen, A. hears, 555.
Thacher, Mayor Geo. H., declares for free speech, 211; protects Garrison meet., 212; 733.
Thacher, John Boyd, asks record of father, fails to put suff. wom. on N. Y. Board Lady Manag., 733.
Thatcher, Judge, 287.
Thayer, John M., ad. on Mary Anthony's birthday, 916; poem to A. at Berkshire Hist. meet., 944; ad. on A.'s birthday, 860.
Thomas, Rev. H. W., introd. A. in Chicago, 617; her great heart like Christ, 805; trib. to A. "saint of liberty," 900; introd. A. at Lib. Cong. Relig. Nashville, 928.
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John W., recep. to Wom. Council, 928.
Thomas, M. Louise, 511; 550; treas. Natl. Council, 639; A. visits, 654.
Thomas, Mary F., 629.
Thomasson, Mrs. J. P., 563; recep. for A. and Mrs. Stn., 565; 567.
Thompson, Elizabeth, gives A. $1,000 for History, 524; pres. Art. Assn. desiring to make A.'s statute, 734.
Thompson, Geo., 63; encourages Wom. Loyal League, 233; spks. at first annivers. 237; rebukes America for slavery, 996.
Thomson, Adeline, first meets A., 122; 327; 527; 538; present to A., 549; 550; entertains A. at Cape May, 624; love for A., 651; gift to A., 741; death, gives A. $1,000, 814.
Thomson, Annie, first meets A., 122; 527; present to A., 549; 814.
Thurman, Senator Allen G., insults wom. petit., 485; 486.
Thurston, Sarah A., on Kan. wom. suff. com., 781.
Tiffany & Co., 278.
Tilton, Eliz. R., funeral of baby, 308; 346; demure, motherly, sweetness needed, 357; selects poetry for Rev., 359; 360; during Beecher-Tilton trouble, 461; beautiful character, not wicked, 463; love and veneration for pastor, 464; born into Plymouth church, pitiable condition, crushed, 465; let. to A. on 50th birthday, 975; gift, 976.
Tilton, Theodore, "noise-making twain," A. and Mrs. Stn., 188; gets Beecher's sp. in Independent, 192; A.'s "sphere," 217; on Emancip. Proclam., millenium on the way, 225; announces birth of son, 232; supports A.'s plan, proposes E. R. Assn., strong ed. in N. Y. Independent, 252; favors union of A. S. and W. R. Soc., 256; 259; 260; argues agnst. trying to strike "male" from N. Y. constit., 261; 264; 270; refuses to champion wom. suff. in 1867, 281; 290; res. to send A. to Natl. Demo. Con., 305; deserts wom. suff. for negro suff., 317; wom. suff. presented as "intellect. theory," 323; tries to unite suff. assns., 346; made pres. Union Society, 348; 349; sends com. to Am. Suff. Assn. proposing union, 350; 357; assists Mrs. Bullard in ed. Rev., 361; 368; at Lib. Repub. Con., 415; derides women, 419; A.'s affection for, 463; brilliant and attractive, Beecher's love for, 464; respect for wife, 465; testimonial to A. and Mrs. Stn., 848; let. on A.'s 50th birthday, 975; gift, 976.
Tod, Isabella M. S., entertains A., 572; 573.
Towns, Mirabeau L., has ad. on wom. suff. printed, 768.
Townsend, Harriet A., 741.
Townsend, S. P., arranges temp. meet, for A. and others, 83.
Tourgee, Albion W., 754.
Train, Geo. Francis, offers assist. to wom. suff. campn. in Kan., 286; first sp. at Leav., 287; obj. to hard route, says A. knows how to make man ashamed, speaking tour, 288; dons evening dress before speaking, attacks Gen. Blunt, advice to sick people, 289; will furnish money for wom. suff. paper, A. proprietor, praised by D. R. Anthony, 290; fails to reach Atchison, makes final arrange. with A. at St. Joe for paper and lect. trip, 291; method of speaking, personal descript., 292; pays all expenses for lect. tour of himself, A. and Mrs. Stn., 293; scored by suff. advocates, 294; furnishes funds for The Revolution and reserves space for his own opinions, 295; comment N. Y. Independ., 296; defended by Mrs. Stn., 297; goes abroad, is put into Dublin jail, 298; not able to meet all financ. obligat. to Rev., 299; 301; 308; withdraws from paper, 319; put in $3,000, 354; 408.
Trall, Dr., 88.
Tremaine, Lyman, rep. agnst. A.'s appeal for remission of fine, shows ignorance of matter, 450.
Truesdale, Sarah, registers and votes, 424.
Truman, Commissioner, 597.
Trumbull, Senator Lyman, 410.
Truth, Sojourner, at W. R. con., 103.
Trygg, Alli, ad. Senate Com., 640.
Tucker, Gideon J., for wom. suff., 767.
Tucker, John Randolph, M. C., opp. wom. suff., 590; rep. agnst. wom. suff., 607.
Tudor, Mrs. Fenno, 534.
Tupper, Rev. Mila (Maynard), at Wash. Wom. Council, 702; in Calif. campn., 875.
Turner, Bishop Henry M., favors wom. suff., 588; spks. with A., 812.
Tuttle, Rev. J. H., 165.
Tyng, Rev. Stephen H., 233.
Underwood, Judge, women have right to vote, 985.
Upton, Harriet Taylor, 652; influ. Cong. Com. report, 700; 705; 812; 820; on Wom. Bible res., 856; at Anthony homestead, 940; at Berkshire Hist. Meet., 943.
Vail, Moses, teaches A. algebra, 43.
Van Buren, Martin, at Tarrytown, New York, his habits, 41; at Saratoga, 42; urged ballot for workingmen, 998.
Vance, Senator Zebulon B., rep. agnst. wom. suff., 718.
Van Dyck, Henry H., St. Supt., opposes co-education, 156.
Van Pelt, Ada, 826.
Van Voorhis, John, M. C., retained in A.'s case, 428; shows mistake of giving bail, 433; defends her in trial at Canandaigua, 436; defends inspectors, refused permiss. to ad. jury, opinion of case after 24 years, 444; trib. to Judge Selden, 445; prepares appeal to Cong., declares trial by jury annihilated, 449; favors wom. suff., 543.
Vaughan, Hester, accused of murdering child, 309; pardoned and sent back to Eng., 310.
Vaughn, Mary C., pres. temp. meet., 65; 82; 95.
Vest, George G., Senator, opposes com. on wom. rights, 540; speech in opp. to wom. suff., 619; harrowing picture, too much "gush," 620.
Vibbert, George H., 328.
Villard, Mrs. Henry, daught. W. L. Garrison, recep. to A. and Mrs. Stn., 849.
Vincent, John H., learn law of love from God's women, 708; invites A. to Chautauqua, 727.
Vosburg, Mrs. J. R., stands by A. in Teach. Con., 100.
Vrooman, Mrs. Henry, entertains A., 877.
Wade, Senator Benjamin F., encourages Wom. Loyal League, 233; argues for wom. suff., 266; 317.
Wadleigh, Senator Bainbridge, insults wom. petit., 485; opp. wom. suff., scored by Mary Clemmer, 501.
Wagener, Mr., agnst. wom. suff. pl. in Kan. Repub. plat., 780.
Wagner, Silas J., advises inspect. not to register women, 426.
Wait, Anna C., in Kan. campn., 609.
Waite, Judge C. B., 315; compli. Hist. Wom. Suff., 531.
Waite, Chief-justice Morrison R., decides agnst. woman's right to vote under Amend. XIV, 453.
Waite, Mrs. Morrison R., recep. to A. in Wash., 739.
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. T. B., entertain A., 723.
Wallace, Celia Whipple, 641.
Wallace, Zerelda G., ad. Cong. com., 511; trib. to A., "Christ-like," 535; 617; pres. petit. for wom. suff., 620; 626; let. urg. A. for. pres. united assns., 631; 652; will work in S. Dak. only under A.'s direction, 683; detained by illness, apprecia. of A., 685; 708; at Chautauqua, 709; at Mrs. Sewall's with A., 904.
Wallis, Judge and Sarah B., 405.
Walters, Bishop, favors wom. suff., 588.
Walworth, Rev. Clarence A., ad. N. Y. Constit. Con. in opp. to wom. suff., 769; 770.
Washington, Booker, A. spks. with for Tuskeegee Instit., 914.
Washington, Assoc.-Just. Bushrod, citizens have right to franchise and office, 984; 986.
Washington, George, 805; 900.
Wasson, Rev. D. A., sermons and presence inspire A., 133.
Watkins, Letitia V., canvasses Kan., 625.
Watson, Elizabeth Lowe, 405; entertains A., 831.
Watterson, Henry, favors wom. suff. 519; 725.
Wattles, Susan E., suff. work in Kan., 178.
Ward, Eliza T., 632.
Wardall, Popu. Chmn., in Calif, campn., 883.
Wardall, Alonzo, inv. A. to S. Dak., 657; pres. claims of State at Wash, con., 675; urges A. to come S. Dak., 679; at Minneap., pledges A. supp. of Farm. Alli. for wom. suff., 684; at Kan. Popu. Con., 790.
Wardall, Elizabeth M., let. to A., 679; campn. report, 694; A. sends $100, 695.
Warner, Sen. Willard, presides at wom. suff. con., 377.
Warner, Chas. Dudley, praises A., 334.
Warner, Daniel J., advises women to be registered, 426.
Warren, Sen. Francis E., working of wom. suff. in Wy., 716; fav. com. rep. on wom. suff., 718; 823.
Warren, Mrs. Francis E., 823.
Warren, Bishop Henry W., favors wom. suff., 588.
Way, Rev. Amanda M., 328.
Waymire, Judge and Mrs. J. A., entertain A., 877.
Webb, Alfred, 572; 575.
Webb, Richard D., 572.
Webb, Thomas, 575.
Webster, Daniel, 593.
Webster, Prof. Helen L., wants Wom. Suff. Hist. for Wellesley, 754.
Weed, Thurlow, assists temp. women, 65; 329.
Weld, Angelina Grimke, 73; spks. for Loyal League, 227; for wom. suff., 229; early work, 369.
Weld, Theodore D., 233.
Wellman, Alice H., entertains A., 877.
Wells, Mayor (Salt Lake), 388.
Wells, Emmeline B., pres. Utah assn., 825; at natl. suff. con., 902.
Wells, Ida B., lect. in Roch., interrupt. by theolog. stu., A. comes to defense, takes her home, 815; stenographer refuses to work for her, 816.
Wellstood, Jessie M., 568.
Wentworth, "Long John," 468.
West, Governor (Utah), recep. to A., 825.
Whaley, J. C. C., 307.
Wheeler, Vice-Pres. William A., presents wom. petit., 500.
Whelpley, A. W., arrang. lect. for A., 648.
Whipple, Rev. A. B., invites A. to annual meet. Berkshire Hist. Soc., 940; places meet. in her charge, 942.
Whipple, Edwin P., lectures for Loyal League, 233.
White, Pres. Andrew D., compli. Hist. Wom. Suff., 531; wife one of A.'s kind, 850.
White, Armenia S., urges A. to visit her, 702; 895.
White, Betsey Dunnell, A.'s aunt, talks politics, 57.
White, John D., M. C., champions wom. rights com., 540; rep. in favor wom. suff., 543; tries to get wom. suff. com., 585.
White, Mrs. Lovell, arrang. trip for A. to Mt. Tamalpais, 877.
White, Philip S., 60.
Whiting, John H., 676.
Whiting, Lillian, trib. to A., 672; 673.
Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Wm., A, visits, 705.
Whitney, Bishop, 824.
Whitney, Adeline D. T., opp. wom. suff., 620.
Whittier, John G., A. calls on, 525; let. on A.'s birthday, 669; death, 737.
Whittle, Dr. Ewing, recep. to A. and Mrs. Stn., 579.
Whyte, Senator Pinkney, 485.
Wilberforce, Canon, A. hears on temp., 567.
Wilbour, Charlotte B., 234; 327; ad. Wash. con., 337; arrang. 50th birthday recep. for A., 341; 349; for union of two suff. assns., 350; 368; 561.
Wilbur, Julia A., stands by A. in Teach. Con., 155.
Wilcox, Birdseye, heads pro-slavery mob, 208.
Wilde, Lady, 565.
Wilder, Mayor Carter, pres. Repub. meet., 422; friendship for A., 615.
Wilder, D. Webster, praises Hist. Wom. Suff. and A., 615.
Wilder, Samuel, friendship for A., 615.
Wigham, Eliza, 568; 570.
Wigham, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, 572.
Wigham, Jane Smeale, 570.
Wilkes, Rev. Eliza Tupper, 831.
Willcox, Albert O., 676.
Willcox, Hamilton, 313.
Willard, Frances E., asks A. to sit on plat. at lect. in Roch., 472; 496; A. does not coincide with views, 505; has lever but no fulcrum, 506; 511; introd. A. at Natl. W. C. T. U. con. in Wash., 537; favors State rights on suff. ques., A. criticises and tells her Prohib. party will throw wom. suff. overboard, prophecy fulfilled, 594; A. visits, 609; corres. with A. regard. suff. plank in Prohib. plat., 622; 631; sp. and let. about A. at Wom. Council, 638; presents constit. for Councils of Women, 639; ad. Sen. com., presides Central Music Hall, Chicago, 640; let. on A.'s birthday, 669; 685; presides trienni. meet. Woman's Council, introd. A. as one of double stars, 702; suff. day at Chautauqua, 709; at Fed. Clubs, 720; urges A. to visit her and have bust made by L. Taft; "wom. wd. not allow male grasshop. on lawn," 721; will have A.'s bust in Senate and White House, one man has seen her great soul, 722; describes A. at two natl. polit. cons., "such souls meet God," 725; farewell teleg. to A., 729; delight over A.'s laurels at World's Fair, Lady Henry's compli., 747; in Twilight Park, 773; at Repub. con., Saratoga, describes A. before res. com., 774; century's foremost figure, 775; introd. A. to W. C. T. U. gospel meet., Cleveland, as ordained of God, declares for wom. suff., 800; A. begs to withdraw W. C. T. U. con. from Calif., 857; A. repeats the entreaty, 881; accedes to request, 882; depart. for Europe, 883; sends tele. of greet. on A.'s return from Calif., invites her to sanitarium in Castile., 901; sends roses for A.'s birthday, 906; asks A. to join in protest agnst. yellow journal. and prize fight., 923; when she refuses, writes affect. let., urges to come to World's and Natl. W. C. T. U. Cons., 924; testimonial to A's character, courage, self-sacrifice, integrity, personal kindness, in next world women will stand on plane of perfect equality, 950.
Willard, Mary B., let. to A., 804.
William, Emperor, 559.
Williams, Harriet W., 400.
Williams, Mary Hamilton, 434.
Williams, Sarah L., editor Ballot-Box, 509; 510.
Willis, Sarah L., birthday gift to A., 672; 711; contrib. N. Y. suff. campn., 772; 806.
Wilson, Vice-Pres. Henry, acknowledges indebtedness to A., 238; wd. keep wom. suff. separate from negro suff., 266; bill to enfranchise women in D. C., 311; 317; spks. for wom. suff., 322; pres. at suff. con., 377; advocates wom. suff., 417; Repubs. ought to recognize women, 418; appreciates A.'s suggestions, 420; 454.
Winchester, Margaret E., 348; 349; 368.
Windeyer, Miss, ad. natl. suff. con., 756.
Wing, Judge Halsey, 44.
Winslow, Dr. Caroline B., 902.
Winter, William, pays trib. to A., 323.
Wolf, Hon. Simon, ad. Wash. suff. con., 756.
Wollstonecraft, Mary, 934.
Wood, Hon. B. R., opp. wom. delegates, 88.
Wood, Hon. D. P., advocates wom. rights, 109.
Wood, Dr. Ruth M., suff. work in Leavenworth, 609.
Wood, Samuel N., urges wom. suff. be discussed in Kan., 274; plans meet., 283; 287.
Woodall, Wm., M.P., pres. at wom. suff. meet., 566; amends suff. bill, 593.
Woodruff, President (Utah), 825.
Woodhull, Victoria C., goes before Cong. Com. with memorial, fine presence, 375; first app. on suff. plat., scene described, 376; "veins contain ice," 377; advent creates commotion, 378; vanquishes Cath. Beecher, defended by Mrs. Stn., 379; at suff. con. in N. Y., papers use this as reproach to movement, makes strong argument, 383; issues call for con. to form new party, 413; tries to secure control of suff. con., 413; 414; 596.
Woods, Mrs. M. C., 902.
Worden, Mrs., 195; 249.
Worthington, Mrs., 44.
Wright, Daniel, teacher of A., 35.
Wright, David, at wom. temp. meet., 65.
Wright, Frances, early work, 369; 935.
Wright, Martha C., sec. wom. rights' con., 72; pres. wom. rights' con., 131; Garrison. meet. at Albany, 212; 249; 260; let. of friendship to A., 301; 368; called first W. R. Con., 369; sarcasm regard. Cath. Beecher, comments on Wash. politicians, 372; comforts A., 415; only hope for suff. movement lies in A., elected pres. of assn., 458; death, A.'s grief, 467; 917.
Yates, Edmund, 422.
Yates, Eliz. Upham, spks. at Atlanta con., 811; favors res. agnst. Wom. Bible, 854; in Calif. campn., 864; at Rep. St. Con., 869; makes 100 speeches, 875.
Young, Prof. C. Howard, 920.
Young, John Russell, compli. A., 384.
Young, Virginia D., 757.
Zahner, Rev. Louis, pays trib. to Anthony family, 942.