Schlesinger Library
Susan B. Anthony Papers, 1815-1961. Diaries. 1853-1856, with scattered later entries, most n.d. A-143, folder 8. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

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Apr 22, 2020 newmad Apr 22, 2020 newmad Apr 22, 2020 newmad Apr 22, 2020 newmad Apr 22, 2020 newmad Apr 22, 2020 newmad Apr 13, 2020 jenweintraub	(seq. 32) [56] [1854] [April] thus & so, -- It is astonishing to see how wholly bound to creed & Dogmas are they. I exposed a good many of my heresies to great surprise of all present - Eliza J. said she would rather that I should be a Slave Holder or believe in Slave holding, than a disbeliever in the Plenary Inspi- ration of the Bible - thus is it belief not Christian Benevo- lence, that is made the Modern test of Christianity - When will the world wake from its stupor & look truth strait in the face. This A.M. the ground was white with snow & frozen rain, & all the buds & stems on the trees were encased with ice - there is great reason to fear that fruit must be injured by this severe frost & cold -- 29 Saturday - Cold rain [57] [1854] [December ??] Chataque Country Woman's Rights Convention held Tuesday Dec. 26th 1854 at Mayville in the Court House. Marrietta Richmond of Columbia County in com pany with self stopped at the house of Cyrus Under- wood. The weather warm & rainy - Sleighing gone, & wagoning dangerous on account of the heavy snowdrifts -- Notwithstanding, the Towns of Chataque, Clymer, Ellicott Harmony Stackleton, Sher- man & Hartfield were repre sented - whole number of towns in the county, [24??] -- Though the meeting was small, there seemed an earnest seeking after the new Truth -- By invita tion I went to Sherman a distance of 9 miles & spoke to a large audience Wednesday evening - never saw more en thusiasm on the subject, even the Orthodox Churches vied with each other, who should open their doors	(seq. 32) [56] [1854] [April] thus & so, -- It is astonishing to see how wholly bound to creed & Dogas are they. I exposed a good many of my heresies to great surprise of all present - Eliza J. said she would rather that I should be a Slave Holder or believe in Slave holding, than a disbeliever in the Plenary Inspi- ration of the Bible - thus is it belief not Christian Benevo- lence, that is made the Modern test of Christianity - When will the world wake from its stupor & look truth strait in the face. This A.M. the ground was white with snow & frozen rain, & all the herds & stems are the trees were encased with ice - there is great reason to fear that fruit must be injured by this severe frost & cold -- 29 Saturday - Cold rain [57] [1854] [December ??] Chataque Country Woman's Rights Convention held Tuesday Dec. 25th 1854 at Mayville in the Court House. Marrietta Richmond of Columbia County in com pany with self stopped at the house of Cyrus Under- wood. The weather warm & rainy - Sleighing gone, & wagoning dangerous on account of the heavy dnowdrifts -- Notwithstanding, the Towns of Chataque, Clymer, Ellicott Harmony Stackleton, Sher- man & Hartfield were repre sented - whole number of towns in the county, [??] -- Thoush the meeting was small, there seemed an earnest seeking after the new Truth -- By invita tion I went to Sherman a distance of 9 miles & spoke to a large audience Wednesday evening - never saw more en thusiasm on the subject, even the Orthodox Churches vied with each other, who should open their doors

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