“The purely native resources of our nation and our politics remain in the hands of men; —it is about all they have retained, and the suffragists begrudge them even that.”
"Women fret themselves and others for the right to vote, and they do not see that their son's vote, their brother's, their friend's, is verily their own."
“A new relationship between the sexes has arisen, a slipshod unchivalrous companionship, which before marriage they nominate ‘good form,’ but which after marriage they illogically discover to be cause for tears or for temper.”