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418.: NEW ENGLAND WOMAN’S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION NEW YORK TRIBUNE, 27 MAY, 1869, P. 1 - John Stuart Mill, The Collected Works of John Stuart Mill, Volume XXV - Newspaper Writings December 1847 - July 1873 Part IV [1847]Edition used:The Collected Works of John Stuart Mill, XXV - Newspaper Writings December 1847 - July 1873 Part IV, ed. Ann P. Robson and John M. Robson, Introduction by Ann P. Robson and John M. Robson (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1986).
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- Newspaper Writings By John Stuart Mill December 1847 to July 1873
- December 1847 to July 1858
- 369.: Eugene Sue Examiner, 11 Dec., 1847, P. 787
- 370.: The Provisional Government In France Spectator, 18 Mar., 1848, P. 273
- 371.: George Sand Unpublished Letter to the Voix Des Femmes [after 9 Apr., 1848]
- 372.: England and Ireland Examiner, 13 May, 1848, Pp. 307-8
- 373.: The Reform Debate Daily News, 8 July, 1848, P. 3
- 374.: On Reform Daily News, 19 July, 1848, P. 2
- 375.: Electoral Districts Daily News, 25 July, 1848, P. 2
- 376.: French Affairs Daily News, 9 Aug., 1848, P. 3
- 377.: Landed Tenure In Ireland Daily News, 12 Aug., 1848, P. 2
- 378.: The French Law Against the Press Spectator, 19 Aug., 1848, P. 800
- 379.: Bain’s On the Applications of Science to Human Health and Well-being Examiner, 2 Sept., 1848, P. 565
- 380.: Grote’s History of Greece [3] Spectator, 3 Mar., 1849, Pp. 202-3
- 381.: Grote’s History of Greece [4] Spectator, 10 Mar., 1849, Pp. 227-8
- 382.: The Attempt to Exclude Unbelievers From Parliament Daily News, 26 Mar., 1849, P. 4
- 383.: Corporal Punishment Daily News, 14 July, 1849, P. 4
- 384.: The Czar and the Hungarian Refugees In Turkey [1] Daily News, 3 Oct., 1849, P. 2
- 385.: The Czar and the Hungarian Refugees In Turkey [2] Examiner, 6 Oct., 1849, P. 627
- 386.: M. Cabet Daily News, 30 Oct., 1849, P. 3
- 387.: Lechevalier’s Declaration Spectator, 8 Dec., 1849, P. 1165
- 388.: The Californian Constitution Daily News, 2 Jan., 1850, P. 4
- 389.: The Case of Mary Ann Parsons [1] Daily News, 5 Feb., 1850, P. 4
- 390.: The Case of Anne Bird Morning Chronicle, 13 Mar., 1850, P. 5
- 391.: Grote’s History of Greece [5] Spectator, 16 Mar., 1850, Pp. 255-6
- 392.: The Case of Mary Ann Parsons [2] Morning Chronicle, 26 Mar., 1850, Pp. 4-5
- 393.: The Case of Susan Moir Morning Chronicle, 29 Mar., 1850, P. 4
- 394.: Questionable Charity Sunday Times, 19 May, 1850, P. 2
- 395.: The Law of Assault Morning Chronicle, 31 May, 1850, P. 4
- 396.: Punishment of Children Sunday Times, 2 June, 1850, P. 2
- 397.: Constraints of Communism Leader, 3 Aug., 1850, P. 447
- 398.: Stability of Society Leader, 17 Aug., 1850, P. 494
- 399.: Religious Sceptics Unpublished Letter to the Weekly Dispatch [1 Feb., 1851]
- 400.: Wife Murder Morning Chronicle, 28 Aug., 1851, P. 4
- 401.: Street Organs Morning Chronicle, 28 Oct., 1851, P. 6
- 402.: The Rules of the Booksellers’ Association [1] Report of the Proceedings of a Meeting (1852), P. 8
- 403.: The Rules of the Booksellers’ Association [2] the Opinions of Certain Authors On the Bookselling Question (1852), P. 47
- 404.: The India Bill, I Morning Chronicle, 5 July, 1853, P. 5
- 405.: The India Bill, Ii Morning Chronicle, 7 July, 1853, P. 5
- 406.: A Recent Magisterial Decision Morning Post, 8 Nov., 1854, P. 3
- 407.: The Law of Lunacy Daily News, 31 July, 1858, P. 4
- March 1863 to July 1873
- 408.: Poland Penny Newsman, 15 Mar., 1863, P. 9
- 409.: The Civil War In the United States Our Daily Fare (philadelphia), 21 June, 1864, Pp. 95-6
- 410.: England and Europe Daily News, 1 July, 1864, P. 5
- 411.: On Hare’s Plan Spectator, 29 Apr., 1865, P. 467
- 412.: The Westminster Election [1] Unpublished [ca. 28 Apr., 1865]
- 413.: Romilly’s Public Responsibility and the Ballot Reader, 29 Apr., 1865, Pp. 474-5
- 414.: The Westminster Election [2] the Times, 22 July, 1865, P. 2
- 415.: The Ballot Daily News, 31 July, 1868, P. 5
- 416.: Gladstone For Greenwich the Times, 22 Sept., 1868, P. 7
- 417.: Bouverie Versus Chadwick the Times, 22 Oct., 1868, P. 3
- 418.: New England Woman’s Suffrage Association New York Tribune, 27 May, 1869, P. 1
- 419.: The Case of William Smith Unpublished Letter to the Daily News [late 1869 to Early 1870]
- 420.: The Education Bill Spectator, 9 Apr., 1870, P. 465
- 421.: The Treaty of 1856 [1] the Times, 19 Nov., 1870, P. 5
- 422.: The Treaty of 1856 [2] the Times, 24 Nov., 1870, P. 3
- 423.: De Laveleye On the Eastern Question the Times, 30 Nov., 1870, P. 6
- 424.: The Society of Arts Daily News, 27 Mar., 1871, P. 5
- 425.: Advice to Land Reformers Examiner, 4 Jan., 1873, Pp. 1-2
- 426.: Should Public Bodies Be Required to Sell Their Lands? Examiner, 11 Jan., 1873, Pp. 29-30
- 427.: The Right of Property In Land Examiner, 19 July, 1873, Pp. 725-8
- Appendices
- Appendix A: Cavaignac’s Defence Examiner, 24 Apr., 1831, Pp. 266-7
- Appendix B: Lettre À Charles Duveyrier Le Globe, 18 Apr., 1832, P. 1
- Appendix C: Enfantin’s Farewell Address Morning Chronicle, 27 Apr., 1832, P. 1
- Appendix D: George Sand Unpublished [after 9 Apr., 1848]
- Appendix E: Death of Francis Place Spectator, 7 Jan., 1854, P. 13
- Appendix F: Textual Emendations
- Appendix G: Corrections to Mill’s List of His Published Articles
- Appendix H: Signatures
- Appendix I: Newspapers For Which Mill Wrote
- Appendix J: Index of Persons and Works Cited, With Variants and Notes
418.
NEW ENGLAND WOMAN’S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
NEW YORK TRIBUNE, 27 MAY, 1869, P. 1
This letter was addressed to Julia Ward Howe (1819-1910), reformer and author, the President of the New England Woman’s Suffrage Association, founded in Boston in 1868 chiefly by Lucy Stone (1818-93) and including prominent reformers such as Wendell Phillips. The association, having been unsuccessful in enfranchising women along with negroes in the 15th amendment to the Constitution, was now working for a 16th. The letter, dated “Avignon, April 18, 1869,” is not listed in Mill’s bibliography. It appeared, under the heading “Woman Suffrage / Letter from J. Stuart Mill—the XVIth Constitutional Amendment,” as part of an account beginning, “Boston, May 26. A Public meeting, which was largely attended, was held by the New-England Woman’s Suffrage Association, in Horticultural Hall, today, Julia Ward Howe presiding. Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mrs. P.N. Hannaford. Letters, sympathizing with the movement, were received from Robert Collyer, Anna Dickinson, J. Stuart Mill, George William Curtis, Mrs. E.D. Cheeny, and the Hon. George T. Hoar. The following is the letter of Mr. Mill:”. dear madame,—
I am very much honored by the wish of the New-England Woman’s Suffrage Association that I should be present at their annual meeting, but they have been misinformed as to my having any present intention of visiting America. Should I ever contemplate such a visit, there are no persons on your side of the Atlantic with whom it would give me more pleasure to exchange marks of sympathy than with those who are working so energetically for a cause so dear to me as that of the equal claim of all human beings, independent of sex, to the full rights of citizenship, and freedom of competition, on equal terms, for all social advantages.
I am, etc., very sincerely yours,
J.S. Mill
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