Belva Ann Lockwood
Their Efforts Were in Vain
While waiting men the count did watch With mingled hopes and fears, Inspired by the party interest, Where were the Belva-dears?
Returns were read for Harrison 'Mid wild, excited cheers; The Clevelandites, too, had their share— What of the Belva-dears?
What mattered if they met and spoke, Disdaining husbands' sneers? Their ballots showed not in the count, These Lockwood Belva-dears.
Their Efforts Were in Vain The Indianapolis Journal, Friday Morning, November 9, 1888, Page 5. (PDF)