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Osborne inherited her suffrage sympathies, for she was the daughter of Martha Wright, who, with Mrs. Stanton and Lucretia Mott, called the first suffrage convention in Seneca Falls, New York.
The president at her own expense sent the Woman's Journal and other literature to all legislators for three months. The concurrent resolution asking for the submission was introduced in the House Jan. 9, 1914, by N. A. Mott of Yazoo county. Senator Hall Sanders of Tallahatchie county offered it in the Senate three days later.
I've hired a room in Mott Street, and have got a private tooter, who rooms with me and looks after my studies in the evenin'. Mott Street aint very fashionable; but my manshun on Fifth Avenoo isn't finished yet, and I'm afraid it won't be till I'm a gray-haired veteran. I've got a hundred dollars towards it, which I've saved up from my earnin's.
Having fought the world twenty years, I do not now wish to turn and fight those who have so long stood together through evil and good report. I should be glad to have all united, with Mr. Beecher or Lucretia Mott for our general.... I am willing to work with any and all or to get out of the way entirely, that there may be an organization which shall be respectable at home and abroad."
At fifteen, Lucretia was appointed an assistant teacher, and she and Mr. Mott, with a desire to know more of literature, and quite possibly more of each other, began to study French together. He was tall, with light hair and blue eyes, and shy in manner; she, petite, with dark hair and eyes, quick in thought and action, and fond of mirth.
In pitch darkness under pouring rain his four divisions under Birney, Mott, Barlow and Gibbon slipped through the mud and crept into position within a few hundred yards of the Confederate breastworks.
"It'll do for another girl," said Mr. Mott, briskly. "Now, you get off back to town. You are worrying Florrie by staying here, and you are doing no good to anybody. Good-bye." "I'll walk back as far as the door with you," said Mr. Hurst. "You've done me good. It's a pity I didn't meet you before." "Remember what I've told you, and you'll do well yet," he said, patting the young man on the arm.
Here Ida laughed again, and Dick wished himself back in Mott Street. "How old are you?" inquired Ida, continuing her examination. "I'm fourteen, goin' on fifteen," said Dick. "You're a big boy of your age," said Ida. "My cousin Dick is a year older than you, but he isn't as large." Dick looked pleased. Boys generally like to be told that they are large of their age.
I don't think she gave the least weight to our fears of Bothwell. In fact he was rather a favorite of hers. "If he comes he'll have to take what is left. He understands he's not invited," Miss Wallace nodded gaily. Blythe was fortunately able to secure his sailing master, Mott, and one of the crew that had sailed with him before, a man named Williams.
When an hour had elapsed, Mott said, "I don't see that we're getting anywhere near Winthrop." "Winthrop? Is that where ye want t' go? Students there, maybe?" "Yes." "Well, we've been goin' straight away from Winthrop all the time. Ye didn't say nothin' 'bout it, an' I didn't feel called upon t' explain, for I supposed college students knew everything."
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