context: It was in these February 1858 speeches that Blackwell first argued that woman suffrage was politically expedient no matter a party's principles or goals: Enfranchising women, he said, would allow Republicans to more than double their influence toward abolishing slavery, the American Party to double the number of native-born voters, and Democrats to give votes to labor.
source: Blackwell served as secretary of this organization during its three-year existence.
reference_original: عمل Blackwell كسكرتير للمؤسسة أثناء مدة بقاؤها البالغة ثلاث سنوات.
reference_flipped: عملت Blackwell كسكرتيرة للمؤسسة أثناء مدة بقاؤها البالغة ثلاث سنوات.