ENTRANCE INTO PUBLIC LIFE.

(1850-1852.), 57-80 Conditions leading to a public career; her home the center of reformers; temperance festival; first meeting with the Fosters, Mrs.
Stanton, Mrs.Bloomer, Lucy Stone, Wm.

Lloyd Garrison, Horace Greeley; women silenced in men's temperance meeting at Albany, hold one of their own; advice from Greeley and Mrs.Stanton; first Woman's State Temperance Convention; men's State Temperance Convention in Syracuse rejects women delegates; Rev.Samuel J.May and Rev.Luther Lee stand by the women; Miss Anthony as temperance agent; her appeal to women; attends her first Woman's Rights Convention at Syracuse; criticises decollete dress; letters and speeches of Stanton, Mayo, Stone, Brown, Nichols, Rose, Gage, Gerrit Smith, etc.; Bible controversy; vicious comment of Syracuse Star, N.Y.Herald, Rev.Byron Sunderland, etc.; platform of Human Rights..