BLACKWELL FAMILY
LUCY STONE

1891
Campbell, Margaret W[*Lucy Stone*]
       Office of
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association,
3 Park Street.
      Boston      Apr. 5, 1891
My Dear Mrs. Campbell

      Write so much as 
will give a fair view of 
the time, the hardship (especially
in Colorado) the amount
of work &c - Mrs. Cutler
has sent 53 pages.
It is reminiscences of the work
and the work itself that we
want to give you credit for. 
    I do hope that young grandchild
Ida won't get carried off by 
Diphtheria - what a dreadful blowit would be if that should
happen.  The grippe seems
almost as much to be
dreaded as diptheria.
Our Senate has voted us down
again!  More is the shame to
them.  I think we shall 
raise money and canvass
the state.
 Hastily but with much love
Lucy Stone

[*Lucy Stone*]
OFFICE OF 
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
3 Park Street
Dorchester [Boston],  Mar. 25 1891

My Dear Mrs. Campbell
         I am going to make up 
a pamphlet that shall include the 
report of the 40th anniversary meeting 
held in Boston-  Mrs. Cutter sent 
a sketch of her suffrage work.  Will 
you not send yours?  Include all 
the Maine work, that in Colorado 
and Nebraska &c and not leaving out 
the hard times you had.  The going 
over the Rockies. &c &c.. 
 I very much hope you will do this.
You are at home this winter.  So pray 
let the historians learn by what a 
hard road the Equal rights ofof women have been won. 
Our case comes up in the  Senate 
tomorrow - also probably only to be voted 
down.
With Much love
Lucy Stone
[*Since writing to you, last
night, I have looked up these
two letters which will show
you what Mrs. Stone's intention
was. We had some other correspondence
about it but this is all that
I will enclose - Please return
when convenient and oblige.
M.W.C.*]