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come down Friday, and go back Saturday. The Germans are wholly against us, and you have the power to make an impression on them that no one else can. I do hope you will come. I cannot now change the advertisement---everybody expects you, and will be disappointed if you don't come. Yrs. truly M.A. Livermore
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in light writing at top 1869, Nov. 2
This is to certify that at a regular meeting of the Wisconsin State Woman’s Suffrage [apcoation? association?] held at Milwaukee on the 2nd day of November A.D. 1869, Mrs Lili Peckham was duly chosen as a delegate to represent this association at the Convention to be held at Cleveland Nov 24th & 26 1869 with full power to act and deliberate in all matters pertaining to the advance of Woman Suffrage throughout this Country.
President Wisconsin State Women’s Suffrage Secretary W (Signature illegible)
Dated Milwaukee Wisconsin November 2d 1869
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Mrs Pearce Mrs Cadwallader Mrs Tator Mr. Geo Peckham Mrs. Vosberg
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New York Nov. 8. 1869
Dear Madam Anneke
Your letter does my soul good---Lilie Peckham wrote me a letter saying she did not authorize her name put to the Cleveland Call---we had it in type--when a Telegram came saying "don't publish it---" so we didn't---I see Mrs Livermore [Sp] [expaciates lagres ?] on Cleveland prospects---She will be somewhat disappointed when she learns the facts of Boston [underlined in original]---they do not mean to attach themselves to her or her paper---It has leaked [underlined in original]---they had so committed themselves to her, that they could not do otherwise
[labeled at bottom Susan B. Anthony to Mathilde Franziska Anneke, November 8, 1869. Page 1.]
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But, for persons not members [underlined in original] & officers [underlined in original] of the National to be there & speak & vote against [underlined in original] forming a new & inevitable antagonistic Society might be [?] enough--- Mrs Stanton is to be at Fondulac Wisconsin the [21 ???]---I hope you in Milwaukee, Wisconsin will work [? night? right?] valiantly & get the Counties all organized---now I do wish my paper would run without [me?]---& I could just take the field
[labeled as Susan B. Anthony to Mathilde Franziska Anneke November 8, 1869. Page 3]
