I can't get him to govern me at all....

The Washington Union, noticing our marriage, said: 'We understand that Mr.Blackwell, who last fall assaulted a southern lady and stole her slave, has lately married Miss Lucy Stone.
Justice, though sometimes tardy, never fails to overtake her victim.' They evidently think him well punished.

With the old love and good will I am now and ever, LUCY STONE (only)." [Illustration: H Anthony AT THE AGE OF 95, IN HIS OWN ROOM AT THE OLD HOMESTEAD.] On the way to Saratoga Miss Anthony stopped at Utica for the State Teachers' Convention and was appointed to read a paper at the next annual meeting on "Educating the Sexes Together." This action showed considerable advance in sentiment during the two years since this same body at Rochester debated for half an hour whether a woman should be allowed to speak to a motion.

She called the Woman's Rights Convention to order in Saratoga, August 15, 1855, and Martha C.Wright was made president.

The brilliant array of speakers addressed cultured audiences gathered from all parts of the country at this fashionable resort.