[Caption title]: Extract from the Report Presented at the 48th National Grange, Wilmington, Delaware

KEGLEY, C.B. and John Morris

Verlag: Empire State Campaign Committee, New York, 1915

Beschreibung

Handbill. Measuring approximately 6" x 6¾". Light crease at the topedge, left margin with a short tear and a bit of toning, very good or better. Printed on thin paper, an ephemeral survivor. A handbill advocating for women's suffrage in New York, featuring statements by C.B. Kegley, Master of the State of Washington, and John Morris, Master of the Colorado State Grange, excerpted from the report presented at the 48th National Grange, held in Wilmington Delaware. Kegley writes: "We, of the West, are proud of the record our women have made in the use of the ballot. It is no longer an experiment. There is nothing to fear. The woman voter has proved to be the most safe and sane of our voters. ." Morris writes: "Since women received their franchise [in Colorado], many good laws have been placed on our statues, not only for the benefit of the women and children, but for higher education, better health conditions, for a higher standard of morality, against gambling and for prohibition." The handbill closes with the words "Are not the women of New York as well qualified to vote as those of Washington? Vote for Woman Suffrage in November." Not in Krichmar. *OCLC* locates a handful of handbills and pamphlets published by the Empire State Campaign Comittee, but no copies of this particular item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 511539

Bibliografische Details

Titel: [Caption title]: Extract from the Report ...

Verlag: Empire State Campaign Committee, New York

Erscheinungsdatum: 1915

Einband: Unbound

Zustand: Very Good

Auflage: 1. Auflage