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 23, 2020 newmad Apr 23, 2020 newmad Apr 23, 2020 newmad Apr 23, 2020 newmad Apr 13, 2020 jenweintraub	(seq. 35) [62] [no text] [63] [/55] Steuben Co. W. R. Convention held at Bath Friday Jan 5, 1855 Meeting in Court House Did not succeed in getting the names of representatives from but 4 towns - House full in the P.M. & crowded in the evening, though an admission of 12 1/2 [?] was charged Mrs. Rose spoke full two hours - Every one we meet is ready to tell some fact under the cruel laws to woman -- A Mrs. Rose of Avoca acted as President - good attention & order -- Mrs President a woman of Dignity & intelligence - had on the short dress as did two other ladies, brave women, it does my soul good to see them -- Six women of Cohocton sent their names & reasons why they de- manded the right of suffrage -- Mrs. Rose spoke on Saturday eve the 6th to a good audience, then all took cars for Corning at 9 1/2 Oclock Mrs. R. stopped at the Dickinson House Miss Richmond left at Mr. [Lower?] - had a meeting in Concert Hall Sunday evening - none of the ministers	(seq. 35) [62] [no text] [63] [/55] Steuben Co. W. R. Convention held at Bath Friday Jan 5, 1855 Meeting in Court House Did not succeed in getting the names of representatives from but 4 towns - House full in the P.M. & crowded in the evening, though an admission of 12 1/2 [?] was charged Mrs. Rose spoke full two hours - Every one we meet is ready to tell some fact under the cruel laws to woman -- A Mrs. Rose of Avoca acted as President - good attention & order -- Mrs President a woman of Dignity & intelligence - had on the short dress as did two other ladies, brave women, it does my soul good to see them -- Six women of Cohocton sent their names & reasons sy they de- manded the right of suffrage -- Mrs. Rose spoke on Saturday eve the 6th to a good audience, then all took cars for Corning at 9 1/2 Oclock Mrs. R. stopped at the Dickinson House Miss Richmond left at Mr. [Lower?] - had a meeting in Concert Hall Sunday evening - none of the ministers

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