The Tribune and Post were very complimentary, saying it was the first time a woman had spoken within those walls and the meeting would compare favorably with any ever held in the building.

After it was over Mr.Townsend divided the net proceeds among the three women.

He also arranged for them to speak in Broadway Tabernacle and in Brooklyn Academy of Music, each of which was crowded to its capacity.
During March and April they made a successful tour of the principal cities in the State, Miss Anthony assuming the management and financial responsibility.

They went to Sing Sing, Poughkeepsie, Hudson, Troy, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo and other places, greeted everywhere with large and attentive audiences attracted by the unusual spectacle of women speaking in public.

They lectured chiefly on temperance, but asked incidentally for equal civil and political rights.