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NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRASE ASSOCIATION

151‘ VICE-PRESIDENT. CATHARINE WAUGH MCCUI-LOCH.
VI:

SUFFRAGE ALLIANCE AND OF NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN
PRESIDENT.
EVANSTON.
EAF’RESIDZNT

ANNA HOWARD SHAW. MOYLAN.
ILLS‘

PAT
KATE M. GORDON.
1800 PRYTANIA STREET. NEW ORLEANS_. LA.

CORRES3ONDING SEP'IETARY. MARY WARE BENNETT.

TREASURER. JESSIE ASHLEY.
RECORDING

505 FIFTH AVENUE.

505 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY
LAURA CLAY.
AIJDITORS '
ELLA S. STEWART.
5464 JEFFERSON AVENUE.

NEW YORK CITY
SECRETARY,

I89 NORTH MILL STREET,
LEXINGTON. KY.
CHICAGO,

ALICE STONE BLACKWELL
ILLS.

AUXILIARIES

45 BOUTWELL AVENUE. DORCHESTER. MASS
CHAIRMAN PRESS COMMITTEE MISS CAROLINE I. REILLY.
505 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY
COLLEGE EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
PRLSIDIZNT. MISS M. CAREY THOMAS. BRYN MAWR. PL.
FRIENDS EQUAL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENT. MARY BENTLEY THOMAS. EDNOR. MARYLAND
TELEPHONE 6855 BRYANT
AFFILIATED SOCIETY
THE EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY
r’RESIDENT. MRS. MACKAY, I MADISON AVENUE. NEw YORK

NATIONAL H EADQUARTERS, 505

FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK

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th9 amounts 999$ dir9et to tha ﬂtl Tr9msury or fram Slabs in r9599999
to my latﬁer until 1 haV9 9 statem9nﬁ £999 the $r99ur9r i c9930t 99y
9x9mpt
wh9t 9maunt ggvr “haw £9919 as bar coil9ct1999 are nxamﬁmﬁ frwm the
shaulﬁ 39 9: plieéi t9 pres99t 999 futura eampaigna
99 I 99V9 91n939 tried ta abserve tha Spirit and
;9 .~'" ,.I £991 that $199 9h999 maxﬁxx leﬁt9r 9u9t9ina my
comteatiam fur whil9 she 9999 “I mmda 90 such canditians,l simply
state& it ”was to be u99a for campaign pur9999s. Th9 domers knew
th9r9 w9r9 9t 9999 £199 var 1 99999; as 19 9ctiV9 preeesa. ‘ These
campaigns 9r9 active cmmpaigne 99—day neﬁ 199% 999 and I thiﬁk 99
999 use the fun& 999 shaulﬁ use the fund fer them but 99 havs no
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is
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right 99 9999 99 0999999 9h9 Bey9r ~319ekwell fe9ture 9f the criticism
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Raferriag t9 er. imcullach's 99%9u9ding 9999 in her

19tt9r ta 9199 5h99,l 9199 99 Tagort E 999.99t 19 9f the ”mast ac-

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 Richmond,’Ky;

Aug.5th, IQII.

Aug.7to,‘
My deer Miss Gordon, enclosed official .

I left theheﬂﬁiosel copy of antetter open in ordera

to write you a personal letter inenswer to your last. I commenced it Satur-
day, was interruﬁred, and begin again todayel thank you for the information
about tl1e Louisiana Constitution.

In ansWer to your question about the choice of speakers for the oonvehp
tiOn I will say that I think I have been treated with all proper courte-
sy; It was at my reouest that Miss Virginia P.Robinson, IVIO BosewoOd,‘
Louisville, was appointed local member of the Program Committee rather than
myself; She is president of the Louisville Suffrage Club; and I felt the
Louisville women had far hotter ideas of whom they would like on the prof
[gram than I would have.- I have given that suggestions I thought would be

» useful about speakers from the state; but I have limited my Suggestions

to those.

And now to turn to that dreadful ﬁelmont pledge. I, like you, was f
_staggered. 'x waited 1:111 I heard from Mrs.Mc()11lloch before whiting an

official letter to any one; and I calculate that the mail tOok a copy of

it to you the very morning you received the.joint reply of MISS Shaw and‘

.Miss Ashley. I hope yen got it in time to know you_did not stand alone
z in your opinnionv of that pledge. I felt myself bound to reply as guarded-i
1y as I oeuld, because  the convention is to meet in Louisville, and I
‘am the representative of Ky.on the Board, and courtesy demands that I
" [shall make the situation as pleasant to everybody as I can. In looking o-*
u Iter my letter on that oooasion, I hope I have not , by quoting Miss Ash-
ley' sremark about "five straight votes without conditions" made it possi-
te§%9 for any one to suppoSe that I thought any memberoggségg:§§L§€a§eﬁﬁf

have accepted such a condition, if she had known it. I’suppoee, too, that

 

  

 

 

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those in-heedquarters justified themselves by expecting Miss Shaw t9
have that clause cancelled.-I have Just received this morning Mys.stew-
art's dignified statement of her position. I cannot thank you too much
for your insistence upon having a clear understanding of the matter. I
eent the enclosed letter to ell\the members on its date, except you and
Mrs. MBCulloch, which I held hack to enclos:e e persdnel. letter. I-eont
MN .MoCulloch's Saturday.Yon wi I]. see ihet you and I hold almost precise-
ly the sane View about the force of the vote which carried headquarters
to Mew York. I have acted on your saying that you knew of no reason why
I Miss Shaw should not be asked about that Washington City pledge of M's.
Belmont's. I em thonoughly tired of not knowing what I em-voting about,
and I tnuld rather risk giving some offense than keep on going on Mn the
dark. I do not quite agree wita vou about Mrs. Belmont's l.ast pl.edge.
though I can see that she might easily have overlooked that she did not
qualifv it in exactly the same mariner as she did the Original pledge. and
th.at she might have meant it simply for a re-iteration of the original
one. I V ) 1

I note what vou say about a secret about the Press work. ' I can one
quelifiedlv say I will keep it secret till you relaese me, if you tell it
to me. tHOugh I know Mrs .Bennatt would ~19 consumed with curioeity. But

I am going to leave it with you whether or not to tell me, for the reason

that the Ky.E.R.A. is the host of the Convention, and I do not wish to
be too much ruffled to enable me to he very courteous to every body on

that occaSion; and because I still have a task in the auditing of the

books which I dread this yeat, though I never did so befbre. Bearing these
two facts in mind, I shall be glad to have any light on the whole sit- _39
nation that you can throw. think alreedy our new rule of sending copies,

'of all official lettere is enablingthe outside members of the Board  tc

, stand more confidentlt for at least they_know what their colleagues are.

 

  

5.
I received my copy_of your official letter about the S.B.A find too late
to guide my vote about the votes already cast, though I will revoke mine
as Mrs.Stewart has done, if you wish it. I intenﬂ to tote just as you it
think best about that fund; for I think it woulﬂ be an injustice to you
if the Board should not respect all the conditions you have promised to
donors. .

I will say I think exsetly as you do about that $504 to Mrs.Boyer.
unless a part of the funu was en haho at the time theses bills were
maae,- that is, before the Washington City convention.

If you object to it. I shall revel e mv vote about paying the note to
the trustees of the Mary.unthony Fund out of the s.s.1.fund. But other-_
wise I think it a good arrangement both for it ang th Laura Bruce tuna.
For at present the Association is in debt for both sums. If we should
send vour fund to California and wn.n, the he atj Ional would still be in ﬂeet.
But if these two notes are paid, and the money sent to California(Which
aoulﬁ be a necess1«trj oondit ion) and we shoulﬁ win, then the Hational would
be out of debt. Of course, if the campaign is lost, the money is gone‘
equally either way, and the Association would be in debt. Have you con-
sidered this point? I can see that you may not like it because you may not
feel thsxt you can refer to_the muney as having helped to win the Califbru
his campaign; though with what thought I 1ave yet given that seems to me
a technicality which could be easily overcome. I have about made up my
mind to try to diapose of the Bruce Fund outing my life, rather than keep
it'for a future Ky.oampaign1 but I want to put it to a Winning camyaign.
However, I think you are ent1tled to have your wishes scrupulously regarded;
and I shall 6.0 so,1f I oau_tevoke my vote, which has already gone in.

I suggest to you that if youtare not satisfied with the uayment of that
$504 to hrs. Boyer that ion get a note from the Board to be reutrned to your-”
fﬁnd from the first bequest which comes in. You know one is expected this

fall; and I think your chances are better there than in trying to have it.

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 paid back from the general treasury when there is no money in it, and not“
likely to be soon. I think putting your case before the public in the
Women's Journal ought to be your very last resort, both in justice to

yourself,.anﬂ for.the good of the future gifts to the Association. The'

slightest hint that the Board dud not respect the conditions promised by

new

the Chairman of the S.B.A. fund would cut off gifts fatally, T think.
Elesse remember me to your‘sisters/

Very cordially yours.

 

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Dear Member of the Official BOQrd

Reftrring to the vote senL 9Q;L by 199 Sth in
regard to taking up the note 99.9 the “er Anthonv beQuth, and pledged
to tha campaign in OklalQ.oma.199L year, I want to QQ;¢ LhQL it the S. B.A
Eund referred to is the one collectad by me, and 999 LhQ ThomQQ QQTTQLL
Fund, LhQL I Qish t0 9reQent my 9019L of vaw 9992 9Qying out the Fund
collected for campaign purposes.

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I have diﬂtinctly stated and res Lated L0 corroa-
pondenLQ to whom I 93999199 f0: LLnLruuutlonu, Lth two 99 ccllecLeQ by
me for the Fund would not be used. except for campaign purposes, Qua
thQL it Qould not 99 QQQQ in dribl 8L9 éuz"in; Thﬁ collection, 999 would ,
not be touched until the Fund WQQ calleot 99. '309 can therefore realize
my Quryrise, upon reLchJrg Q Betber- the oLher de from T'S“ Ashley, ﬁx
and laanng LhQL 3504 Of'iillﬂQd 9399 my ad to 9Q; Yrs. ?Mrv9r'9 inQQEL-
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lQLLQT from $69 JLQQ, ”’93 -» QQQLing TL Lo Lo 34394.91, 999 1 learned
in TQ9ly LO Q QQQQLQOQ fr ‘ -3 Lha QuQiLing LhQL ”3199 Ashley did QOL
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would g9 Lo certQin 0999 QhG nge m9 monﬁy Qnd Q9: L’Qm to Q1199 m9 L0
HQQ it in that 999 for Lhis past dabt.

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of the T’Oann' Journal Lu show LTQL wishca to 1:999 faith 921 Lb. L319
commitions under thuh Lbs 30999 QQQ given.

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rent out by LhQ Tresident in reference L9 the ﬂ.ry S. Anthony Tuna, Qnd
LTL i999 under likL LLNQiLiunQ of Lhc 1,006 19mt99.L9 California,

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 August 1, 1911.

Dear VLMLE? of the Ufficial Laard:

Tom Wi’ﬁ receive& my jaint letter to Miss Shaw
a 7153 Ashley in which I aﬁke(3 fur infcrmation.' This yreaenLa my 90-
Sition in the matter. I ﬁe noL know whethar ﬂiﬁs Ashlay has Lent ouL
he? reply LL tha Rearu, “ad 13 order that hath ﬁiﬂﬁﬁ may be known, I
Lend a ceyy of awne L0 tumhurﬁ.

Pram V “ 3' L133, Ler y¢u will mute LhaL
"aha L*” M uxL? LLLR3HL ‘Vtrr v c '_ '3: 7L mru andaratuca LhiL maLLur".
33w, Hnlﬁnﬂ a leLLer has miLcm "’ Lhare is nu leLLar in my poﬁﬁﬂﬁ-
alum which angdhe;a LuuleLOm *‘ri Lhe HelmonL offer of 51,009 hinged
upun Ln; ether a ndiLian than L;* continuance 0f LhL Heaaquartera 1n
W33 Yurk. I Cdnfﬁéﬁ Lhdﬁ I wan LLngcred wﬁen Lwa aﬁnaiLiLn wag m&d3
‘nawn, as outlined in #135 Aahley' a leLL3r of Fulw 18,1“ reply to
353;. W 31311LM¢L b 3 ~33?“ L £33" all \3L-LL 3x33n 3mg~33qfx3x3Ln.’Lha lgxase, anﬁ.

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hence wk joint 185 er in oraer Lhaﬁ 3 could LnOL Lhe true Liuuation.

N133 Shaw repudiatea LhaL in Lending out Lha of-
er L31LL 1L ":AL genL ouL LL 3% inducement, hecamwe Lhe situation 13
one Lﬂ Lich She 13;Lisaa u3on inLLrgreLing aﬁ nut quuiring an; actien
3:”0m .hL LMLCHu100ﬂvﬁﬂtiﬂn. 3?;en w%r £43 a vuta ugan *LLr3narLer
remain 11g in 36w 30rk Lubi.m. mtittea at @313

I Wiﬁh Lo state to Lhe members 0f the Official
Hoard thLL I canaider that the who}.e Weard i‘ :J'ared in a ridiculoua
poaiticn, due to the fact LEzaL L318 ﬁcnvention 3&3 003L§0ned beyond Lha
Lime of the expiration of L?& 3£&5G in Law fork, and Lhaa I for one do
not intend to be caugdt in a poaition whﬂre if things do not coma out
satisfactorily, a written contract from Vrs. Welmsnt, stipulating con—
diﬁions again, Lenin maqb uw aggear in the T618 sf noL knowing what we
were doing. '

I viah t0 aLaLe here La She membura of the 0f-
ficﬁal ”Gard, m3: puinL Gf vieL as an cfficer of tha Association ugon
LuuLlruLng the :Lmagpwr era ;“ va 10;rk. If my memsry dsas not fail ma,
the prOPOLition upon which w~ remuvwd to Law York aL the ﬁeaﬁtle Qun~
vention was a two year wr‘nbﬁlﬂlOn affered Ly er. Relmonu.‘ ﬁrﬂ. Bel
monL, in a buaineaﬁlike way, mane Lhiﬁ conLiLiQn clear at the laat Cunc
vention by har offer, 3nd hence the aiuuaticn which took us to Haw York
is new clcaed, and it 13 up Lo Lhe Gunvention whather we Lhall continue
Haaﬁquartﬁrs in ﬁaw Yﬁrk or noL, anu Lha power Luca noL " L‘t wiLh the
Offici&l Loayd Lo dictate Lo Lhe Gonvantion whera T°au1uarnvrs W1 11 be.

I wiuh, furthar, to call the aLLenLion of Lh$
3‘3Lcia1 ﬁuard to Lh‘ L311LL_LA w%jch ”143 Athag prunLuncea "Cbnuxiaus
Lo 2123 a,¢u, and Lmich z}3a never intended to remain" I judge frgm

 

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i judge ﬁrom.both letters received that this "obnoxious” clause ham

only been romovod since attention was di~oCCed to it. The condition
that I wished guaranteed in my telqgram austaining the offer of the
Plﬂpo ifion 12¢ lease to Rob 1, Jao no- fmnx.t I +Booohd any otho; oondi»
tion attached to the Belmont asset, but because I ié think "r3. Belmont
could be justified in fooling that her ffor had43oen carried out when
we applied it to oix months and not a year. Jot being a clairVOyant, I
do not see how I oo d.havo known aha otﬁor condition. If, however

the other members of ahe Official Board understood it, I would like to
know how they became poaoesaed of ﬁha information.

Bofore diomiﬁsing thig subject I iiﬁh no state
that I agree thoroughly with ﬂies Shaw thax "in making pledges it is
frequently the custom to aosign cono..itions, and thaﬁ "r5. Belmont wa$
within hor righ -ta in.making conoitiona” but I do not agree with her
that an? officer of the Aooocj.ahion was a righi: to a jh . I" r .« V 1' .‘
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