New York State legislators stand by suffrage

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New York State legislators stand by suffrage

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In response to Anne Fitzhugh Miller's praise of his support of the suffrage cause, Sanford W. Abbey replies that he believes in women's rights and hopes the NY legislature will recognize their political demands; sends his dues for membership in Geneva Political Equality Club and Men's League
Manuscript note in hand of Anne Fitzhugh Miller clarifies that she received a letter from Harriot Stanton Blatch confirming Thomas Wilson's support of woman suffrage

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01/01/1910

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