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Law Offices of HENRY B. STANTON, No. 198 Broadway, Rooms 10 & 11, Dec 11th 187 New York
Dear Mrs Colby
What year was the great Chicago fire. Insert the year in my manuscript
If you find something still to add you have my permission
Be sure & turn over at the stars & see if I have the names all right. Many thanks for your kind offer to entertain Susan & me at your home I think you have quite enough on your hands. For many reasons it is better for us to be at a Hotel. My advice to you is entertain no one. Be in the convention all you can, push your paper, & dont bother
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your head feeding & falling over visitors. Listen to my words of wisdom. If you have more time & strength than what you need to keep house & edit a paper then be done, rest & sleep. No one expects you to entertain company & you should not in justice to yourself do it.
Sincerely ever Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Dear Mrs Colby, Did you get the "Rem" I sent last week about Lady Carlisle? Will Mrs Upton send me some franked Congressional Records with my speech or shall I send a list of these to whom I wish them sent to her. I wrote her but she does not respond. I should like a bundle of my [trust?] on The Worlds Fair.
I wish you would send some to Dr Dickinson, Mrs
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Judge Waite in Chicago. Could you give me their addresses? Send some to all the suff. associations you know. I want to do what I can to raise public sentiment on that point. I sent you an extract of my last letter from Hattie. I have changed the date two weeks so that it not seem to be ancient History Yours as ever Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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26. West 61st N.Y. Oct 7th
Dear Mrs. Colby, I am again settled in my cozy little flat. I was thinking to day as I looked over the last Tribune why it is that you do not advertise your leaflets with prices as the Journal does. All these state conventions should have them to distribute. You have hundreds lying in your
