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So if you get the money to publish your ideal of a
magazine, it would be a good thing, but I do not believe any con-
siderable number of the friends of the cause will consider it of
sufficient importance to subscribe for your journal.

These pictures you asked me to send back, which I now do.
I am feeling sorry that you had not a good picture to send for my
book, but the plate, which they made, showed exactly where the paint
brush had been used, I do not know what became of it, but I remember
I threw it away in disgust.

Mrs. Spofford has a bill before Congress, asking for an
appropriation of $10,000.00 for a monument to Dorothy L. Dix. If
you have a chance, speak a good word for her. Did you see Mrs.
Harpers article in last Sunday's Sun? I should think the men of
Congress would be ashamed to talk of disfranchising any masculine
of the colored race, while they are silent with regard to the women
by their side. I do not see what we can do to stir up the
country. I wish you could tell the people how. Good bye,

Susan B. Anthony