CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE REPORTS--COMMENT.

(1879-1880.), 499-513 Vigorous resolutions at National Convention; Senator Morton's position on Woman Suffrage; Senator Wadleigh scored by Mary Clemmer; first favorable Senate Committee report; advance in public sentiment; extracts from Indiana papers; bitter attacks of Richmond (Ky.) Herald and Grand Rapids (Mich.) Times; interview in Chicago Tribune on Woman's need of ballot for Temperance legislation; convention in St.Louis and Miss Anthony's response to floral offering; death of Wm.

Lloyd Garrison; desire for a woman's paper; new workers; Washington Convention; hospitality of Riggs House; death of mother.
LIST OF AUTOGRAPHS.
ANTHONY, SUSAN B.
ANTHONY, HUMPHREY ANTHONY, DANIEL ANTHONY, LUCY READ ANTHONY, COLONEL D.R.
ANTHONY, MARY S.
ANTHONY, SENATOR HENRY B.
A.BRONSON ALCOTT AVERY, RACHEL FOSTER BARTON, CLARA BEECHER, HENRY WARD BIGGS, CAROLINE ASHURST BLACKWELL, ALICE STONE BLACKWELL, REV.

ANTOINETTE BROWN BLACKWELL, DR.

ELIZABETH BLAIR, SENATOR HENRY W.
BLAKE, LILLIE DEVEREUX BLOOMER, AMELIA BOOTH, MARY L.
BRIGHT, URSULA M.
BROWN, SENATOR B.GRATZ BROWNE, THOMAS M., M.C.
BUTLER, GENERAL BENJAMIN F.
BUTLER, JOSEPHINE E.
CAREY, SENATOR JOSEPH M.
CARY, ALICE CARY, PHOEBE CATT, CARRIE CHAPMAN CHANNING, REV.