Typed letter, with post scripted note, signed by Susan B. Anthony.
“Yes, those were earnest days and so are these to those who take in the full import of the situation. I do not know what we are coming to; they talk about disfranchising the negro as if it were no crime; but the pendulum will swing back I think after a while. I remember the lady who called at our home. She was very much interested in looking at the table. I wish you could write something on a good sized card or bit of paper that I could paste on so as to say it was done by a McClintock! If you do not or cannot, I shall write something myself if I live long enough to do the job.
Very Sincerely yours,
Susan B. Anthony
I shall hope you will write something to put on the t____ of the table ______.”
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-Susan B. Anthony biography
“Yes, those were earnest days and so are these to those who take in the full import of the situation. I do not know what we are coming to; they talk about disfranchising the negro as if it were no crime; but the pendulum will swing back I think after a while. I remember the lady who called at our home. She was very much interested in looking at the table. I wish you could write something on a good sized card or bit of paper that I could paste on so as to say it was done by a McClintock! If you do not or cannot, I shall write something myself if I live long enough to do the job.
Very Sincerely yours,
Susan B. Anthony
I shall hope you will write something to put on the t____ of the table ______.”
-Back to Panel
-Susan B. Anthony biography