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  • Macaulay, Catharine Sawbridge, i, 32, 790.
  • McCarthy, Justin, iii, 864.
  • McClellan, Geo. B., ii, 42, 75.
  • McClintock, Thomas, i, 539.
  • McClintock, Mary Ann, i, 67, iii, 454.
  • McCook, Edward, on suffrage, iii, 713.
  • McCook, Mrs. Mary, 715
  • —tribute, 718.
  • McDonald, Joseph E., women to the Supreme Court, iii, 111, 139, 155
  • —moves Standing Committee, iii, 190
  • —tribute, iii, 553.
  • McDowell, Anna E., Woman's Advocate, i, 388
  • —Sunday Dispatch, iii, 446
  • —J. Edgar Thomson's will, iii, 468
  • —Rev. Knox Little, iii, 471.
  • McDowell, Gertrude, iii, 693.
  • Mackey, T. J., iii, 828.
  • McLaren, Mrs. Duncan, iii, 842
  • —portrait, iii, 849; 951.
  • McLaren, Charles, Mr. and Mrs., iii, 927.
  • McLaren, Walter, iii, 874, 936.
  • McRae, Emma M., argument before House committee, iii, 161.
  • Madison, James, ii, 632.
  • Mahan, Asa, i, 151
  • —argument at Cleveland National Convention, i, 133.
  • Maine, iii, 351
  • —Bar, admissions to, iii, 355
  • —conventions (see Conventions)
  • —faithful friends, iii, 365
  • —Goddard, Judge, iii, 353
  • —Industrial School for girls, iii, 356
  • —legislation, iii, 357, 364
  • —married women, law, iii, 352
  • —"Moral Eminence of Maine," iii, 359
  • —suffrage society, first, iii, 352
  • —women holding office, Supreme Judicial Court opinion, iii, 361
  • —women in office, Gov. Dingley's message, iii, 363
  • —women on school committees, iii, 351
  • —woman suffrage, progress made, 1873, iii, 357
  • —women tax-payers protest, iii, 356.
  • "Male" in the Constitution, ii, 91.
  • Manderson, Charles F., iii, 678
  • —letter to O. C. Dinsmoor, iii, 688.
  • Mandeville, Dr., i, 486.
  • Manikin, i, 37.
  • Mann, Horace, i, 356.
  • Mansfield, Arabella A., case of, ii, 606.
  • Manufactures in hands of women, i, 291.
  • Marcet, Jane, i, 34.
  • "Maria" and "Old Betty," ii, 114.
  • Marriage amendment act, English, ii, 293.
  • Marriage a cause of disfranchisement, ii, 621.
  • Marriage and minority disabilities, ii, 603.
  • Marriage, "Mrs. Schlachtfeld," on, iii, 723.
  • Marriage, what is legal status of, ii, 456.
  • Marriage Question: Church views, i, 758
  • —devils, with, i, 769
  • —Greek church, under, i, 773
  • —heterogeneous, i, 719
  • —law, i, 107
  • —law of 1860, i, 686
  • —protest, Robert Dale Owen's, i, 295
  • —protest, Lucy Stone's, i, 260
  • —relations, i, 293
  • —Rose, Ernestine L., on, i, 237.
  • Marriage and Divorce: Anthony, Susan B., on, i, 735
  • —bill before New York Legislature, i, 745
  • —Blackwell, Antoinette B., on, i, 723
  • —drunkenness, for, i, 485
  • —Garrison, Wm. Lloyd, on, i, 733
  • —Greeley, Horace, on, i, 740
  • —Greeley-Owen discussion, i, 296, 746
  • —law amended in Massachusetts, i, 211
  • —Mott, Lucretia, on, i, 746
  • —Phillips, Wendell, on, i, 732
  • —Rose, Ernestine L., on, i, 729
  • —Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, on, i, 716
  • —Stanton, Mrs., letter to Horace Greeley on, i, 738.
  • Marriages solemnized by women, iii, 301.
  • Marquette, i, 762.
  • Marsh, John, letter to Horace Greeley, i, 503.
  • Marsh, Luther R., iii, 408
  • —letter to Mrs. E. C. Stanton, ii, 922.
  • "Martian Statutes," i, 31.
  • Martin, John A., ii, 249.
  • Martineau, Harriet, i, 34; iii, 854
  • —letter to Pauline W. Davis, i, 229
  • —letters to Lucretia Mott, i, 437.
  • Maryland, iii, 814
  • —Baltimore Dental Surgery, iii, 817
  • —Equal Rights Society, iii, 815.
  • Mason, O. P., iii, 683, 691.
  • Massachusetts, i, 201, iii, 265
  • —Association, anniversary, iii, 272
  • —association, work done, iii, 269
  • —conventions (see Conventions)
  • —Democratic Convention, action, iii, 278
  • —divorce law amended, i, 211
  • —Governors, action of, iii, 287
  • —Grant campaign, Tremont Temple meeting, iii, 278
  • —Harvard Annex, iii, 294
  • —Legislative, action, iii, 284
  • —Legislature, petition before, i, 258
  • —New England Women's Club, iii, 304
  • —petitions, iii, 274, 285
  • —Philosophy at Concord, School of, iii, 307
  • —prohibitionists, alliance with, iii, 280
  • —Republican Convention, action, iii, 277, 278
  • —school committees, women, iii, 290
  • —school suffrage, iii, 280, 288
  • —suffrage associations, iii, 273
  • —Supreme Court decisions, iii, 290
  • —women in the civil service, iii, 306
  • —women delegates to Republican Convention, iii, 277
  • —women opposed to suffrage, iii, 275
  • —women at the polls, iii, 282
  • —women, social condition, iii, 294
  • —woman suffrage political party, iii, 276
  • —woman suffrage ticket, iii, 281.
  • Mather, Cotton, iii, 303.
  • Maule, Mollie K., iii, 693.
  • Maxwell, Lily, iii, 842.
  • May, Joseph, iii, 34.
  • May, Samuel J., i, 40, 485, 518; ii, 418, 422
  • —"Colored," on the word, ii, 215
  • —Kansas campaign, ii, 265
  • —President Rochester Convention, made, i, 578
  • —speech at American Equal Rights Association meeting, ii, 191
  • —speech on temperance, i, 478.
  • Mayo, A. D., letter to Syracuse Convention, i, 851.
  • Medical, iii, 299, 549.
  • Medical College, first opened to women, i, 88, 389.
  • Medical Education, Harriot K. Hunt on, i, 356.
  • Medical profession, i, 37
  • —Iowa women, iii, 631.
  • Meetings (see Conventions).
  • Memorials, ii, 226, 497; iii, 130, 480, 517, 539, 855
  • —Democratic Party, iii, 182
  • —Gladstone, iii, 883
  • —Greenback Convention, iii, 180
  • —Ohio Constitutional Convention, i, 105
  • —Republican Party, iii, 177
  • —Woodhull, Victoria C., ii, 443
  • —Legislatures, i, 673.
  • Mendenhall, Mrs. H. S., letter to Dr. Avery, iii, 724.
  • Meriman, Emelia J., letter to Second Decade meeting, ii, 441.
  • Meriwether, Elizabeth A., iii, 27, 154, 822.
  • Merrick, Caroline E., iii, 789
  • —women as school officers, iii, 795.
  • Merrick, Mrs. E. T., speech, Louisiana Constitutional Convention, iii, 792.
  • Merrill, Catharine, iii, 548.
  • Merrimon, Senator, on the Pembina Territory bill, ii, 552-560.
  • Merritt, Paulina, T., iii, 540.
  • Methodists and women preachers, i, 784.
  • Michigan, iii, 513
  • —churches, attitude of, iii, 521
  • —constitutional amendment, iii, 518;
  • lost, iii, 522
  • —Conventions (see Conventions)
  • —Episcopal Church bill, iii, 529
  • —legislative action, iii, 516
  • —local societies, iii, 529
  • —memorial, iii, 517
  • —Northwestern Association, iii, 516
  • —State Suffrage Society, iii, 515
  • —University, iii, 525
  • —State University, Ann Arbor, opened to girls, iii, 525
  • —vote for woman suffrage, iii, 522
  • —women's literary clubs and libraries, iii, 513
  • —women voting in Sturgis, iii, 514.
  • Middlesex society, iii, 270.
  • Miles, Nelson A., iii, 779.
  • Mill, John Stuart, ii, 341, 378, 727, 833
  • —death of, iii, 853
  • —Fifteenth Amendment, on the, ii, 334
  • —"Household Suffrage Bill" amendment, ii, 182
  • —Letter to Paulina W. Davis, i, 220; ii, 419
  • —letter to S. N. Wood, ii, 252
  • —women government, on, iii, 77.
  • Mill, Mrs. John Stuart, essay, i, 225.
  • Miller, Francis, argument, ii, 523
  • —Argument Spencer-Webster suit, ii, 595
  • —letter to Susan B. Anthony, ii, 536.
  • Mills, Chas. D. B., letter to M. J. Gage, ii, 424; ii, 915.
  • Milton, John, i, 779, 780.
  • Ministers, charges against, i, 135.
  • Minnesota, iii, 648
  • —Appendix: Early friends, iii, 973;
  • school officers, 973;
  • authors and poets, iii, 974;
  • graduates from State University, iii, 974;
  • teachers and professors, iii, 975;
  • medical profession, benevolent institutions, painters in oil and water colors, iii, 976;
  • musical clubs, speakers and writers, iii, 977
  • —coëducation, iii, 656
  • —constitution, bill to amend, iii, 651
  • —Conventions (see Conventions)
  • —Evangelists, iii, 657
  • —homestead law, iii, 655
  • —Kasson Society, iii, 652
  • —legislative hearing, iii, 651
  • —petitions to Congress, iii, 651
  • —property rights of married women, iii, 655
  • —Rochester society, iii, 651
  • —school officers, voting for, iii, 653
  • —school suffrage, iii, 652
  • —State association organized, iii, 657
  • —teachers, iii, 660
  • —temperance question, iii, 655.
  • Miner, Myrtilla, iii, 808.
  • Minor, Francis, resolutions St. Louis Convention, ii, 407, 717.
  • Minor, Virginia L., Dahlgren's, Mrs., memorial, on, iii, 103
  • —delegate to Nat. Democratic Convention, iii, 27
  • —labors of, iii, 596
  • —sanitary work, iii, 597
  • —speeches:
  • St. Louis Convention, ii, 409;
  • Washington Convention, iii, 257
  • —suit, ii, 715
  • —Chief-Justice Waite's opinion, ii, 734
  • —decision reviewed by Mrs. Gage, ii, 742
  • —reviewed by Central Law Journal, ii, 748
  • —taxes, refused to pay, iii, 607
  • —vote, attempted to, iii, 606.
  • Mississippi, iii, 806.
  • Missouri, i, 194, 594
  • —address to voters, iii, 599
  • —Church and State, iii, 601
  • —colleges and law schools, iii, 594
  • —Conventions (see Conventions)
  • —petition to Legislature, iii, 601
  • —suffrage movement, facts and incidents, iii, 604
  • —taxation, iii, 600
  • —Woman Suffrage Association organized, iii, 599;
  • division, iii, 603
  • —woman's union, iii, 607
  • —women in the war, iii, 596.
  • Mob Convention, Broadway Tabernacle, i, 546.
  • Mobs, i, 467.
  • Moody, W. W., iii, 662.
  • Morelli, Salvatore, iii, 898.
  • Morgan, E. D., i, 687.
  • Morgan, John T., on woman suffrage, iii, 210.
  • Morgan, Middie, live-stock reporter, iii, 403.
  • Morinella, Lucrezia, i, 29.
  • Mormonism, see Polygamy.
  • Morrill, Senator, on Sargent's amendment to Pembina Territory bill, ii, 562
  • —speech on woman suffrage, ii, 118, 563.
  • Morris, Esther, made Justice of Peace, iii, 731.
  • Morris, W. H., iii, 691.
  • Morrow, Jane, sketch of i, 313.
  • Morton, O. P., iii, 114, 553
  • —Pembina Territory bill, on the, ii, 549, 569, 571.
  • Moss, Charles E., speech, ii, 200.
  • "Mother Bickerdyke" iii, 709.
  • Mott, James, i, 69, 174, 438.
  • Mott, Lucretia, ii, 177, 184; iii, 456
  • —address at Westchester, Pa., Convention, i, 355
  • —Bible, on the, i, 143
  • —Bible, position of woman, on the, i, 380
  • —Cleveland National Convention, at, i, 124
  • —dangerous woman, spoken of as a, i, 423
  • —divorce, on, i, 746
  • —eulogy by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, i, 407
  • —Farewell, last Convention, iii, 125
  • —funeral, i, 835
  • —Furness' church meeting, at, iii, 35
  • —home of, i, 411
  • —Howitt, William, correspondence, i, 434
  • —letter to Lydia Mott, i, 746
  • —letter to Josephine Griffing, ii, 873
  • —letter to St. Louis Convention, iii, 144
  • —letter to Salem, O., Convention, i, 812
  • —letter to Saratoga Convention, i, 626
  • —Luther's will, on, i, 359
  • —marriage of, i, 408
  • —marriage, on, i, 79
  • —Martineau, Harriet, correspondence, i, 437
  • —memorial service, iii, 188
  • —ministry, engaged in, i, 412
  • —O'Connell, Daniel, correspondence, i, 432
  • —portrait, i, 369
  • —President of the American Equal Rights Association, made, ii, 174
  • —President, meeting in Dr. Furness' church, iii, 35
  • —President National Woman's Rights at Syracuse, made, i, 519
  • —President Washington National Convention, made, ii, 346
  • —Pulpit, on the, i, 73
  • —recollections of, by Robert Collyer, i, 409, 414
  • —religion and theology, on, i, 422
  • —Rochester Convention, at, iii, 123
  • —sketch of, i, 407
  • —slavery, on, i, 416
  • —speech at Broadway Tabernacle Convention, i, 557
  • —Syracuse National Convention, argument, i, 527
  • —tribute, Susan B. Anthony's, iii, 189
  • —womanhood, her reply to R. H. Dana's lecture, i, 368.
  • Mott, Lydia, i, 376, 476, 519, 578, 593, 623, 744
  • —letter Susan B. Anthony, i, 630; iii, 409.
  • Mott, Mary, letter to Westchester, Pa., Convention, i, 829.
  • Mottoes, Washington Convention, 1880, iii, 151
  • —Newbury Society, Ohio, 502.
  • Moulton, Louise Chandler, i, 49.