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gentleman here. We had a cheerful time I assure you-but I beat him thoroughly-The
Committee decided in my favor tho' bitterly opposed to Woman suffrage, & I
carried the house by an overwhelming majority--You see I tell you because I know you are interested for sure.
Did you notice my name in the list of those calling the Convention--I was very sorry for that, I have written to the Agitator of Revolution to contradict it. I hated to do it, I know they will be annoyed--but the truth must be spoken & I thought it more truthful & consistent. If we only stands [? sp] to the truth as one sees it---there he or she can rest with a quiet

conscience & light heart.
I think however we had better have a delegate at the Cleveland Convention as we agreed. The only question is where to send my credentials. I can not tell just now exactly where to tell you--Next week I shall be at a Convention in ???????ville, the next week in Indiana, but I will write you soon & let you know where to send them.
But let me have full credentials & not go as we did to N.Y. last Spring half ar????d.
If I go to Cleveland & speak there I shall say that our Association does not send a delegate there because of wrong doing on the part of the other? ???. But because