Letter from Newman Weeks, Rutland, [Vermont], to William Lloyd Garrison, 1870 Feb[ruar]y 10
Description:
Newman Weeks writes to William Lloyd Garrison asking him to attend the "Woman Suffrage Man Convention in Rutland Monday Eve Feb[ruar]y 21 & 22d all day" and "come and help us". Weeks says that although "the workers are few, but the cause is growing in the hearts of Vermonters, & we hope to succeed at the Constitutional Convention". He explains that he was unsure if other members of the committee had written to Garrison, so Weeks does so "as one of the Ex[ecutive] Committee" [of the Vermont Woman Suffrage Association].
Holograph, signed.
Title devised by cataloger.
Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) manuscript composed in black ink on stationery bearing the letterhead, "Office of Newman Weeks & Co. Furniture, Crockery & Carpet Ware Rooms, No. 1 Opera House Block. Newman Weeks. Henry S. Weeks. Rutland, Vt." In the head- spine corner of the page there is also a faint, embossed logo.