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 of expediency, nor frightened of the consequences upon legislation of middle-class and aristocratic women’s votes, but determined to be just in all things, she will go on, in spite of sneers and calumnies, fighting for her oppressed sisters of all classes. And as certainly as that to-morrow’s sun will rise, so surely will the end prove to the advocates of expediency before justice that it is always expedient to be just.