,,iv  #aafth ,,congress  #ast ,session  
,h4 ,,con4 ,,res4 #dd  ,,in ,,the       
,,house ,,of ,,representatives  ,may    
#bd1 #bjai,mrs4 ,carolyn ,b4 ,maloney of
 ,new ,york submitted the following     
concurrent resolution2 which was        
referred to the ,committee on ,house    
,administration  ,,concurrent           
,,resolution  ,directing the ,joint     
,committee on the ,library to revise the
 statue commemorating women's suffrage  
which is located in the rotunda of the  
,united ,states ,capitol1 commonly known
 as the ,portrait ,monument1 by placing 
on the statue an inscription which is   
based on the original inscription which 
was on the statue when the statue was   
delivered to the ,united ,states        
,capitol in #aiba1 and for other        
purposes4  ,whereas1 on ,august #ah1    
#aibj1 the #aith amendment to the       
,constitution was ratified1 giving women
 in the ,united ,states the right to    
vote2 ,whereas in recognition of this   
historic achievement1 on ,february #aj1 

#aiba1 the ,national ,woman's ,party    
presented to ,congress a monument1      
commonly known as the ,portrait         
,monument1 in honor of the pioneers of  
the suffrage movement that won women the
 right to vote2 ,whereas the monument   
was accepted on behalf of ,congress by  
the ,joint ,committee on the ,library2  
,whereas1 on ,february #ae1 #aiba1 the  
#ajast anniversary of the birth of      
,susan ,b4 ,anthony1 an unveiling       
ceremony was held in the rotunda of the 
,capitol2 ,whereas sculpted by ,adelaide
 ,johnson and originally referred to as 
the ,memorial to the ,pioneers of the   
,woman's ,suffrage ,movement1 the       
monument includes busts of ,elizabeth   
,cady ,stanton1 ,susan ,b4 ,anthony1 and
 ,lucretia ,mott1 as well as an uncarved
 marble block as a reminder that the    
work of women gaining equality was not  
completed with the passage of the #aith 
amendment2 ,whereas the original        
monument also included an inscription   
that read3  ,lucretia ,mott1 ,elizabeth 

,cady ,stanton1 ,susan ,b4 ,anthony1 the
 three great destiny characters of the  
world whose spiritual import and        
historical significance transcend that  
of all others of any country or age4    
,lucretia ,mott and ,elizabeth ,cady    
,stanton in the call of that first      
woman's rights convention of #ahdh      
initiated and ,susan ,b4 ,anthony       
marshalling the latent forces through   
three generations down more than a half 
century of time guided the only         
fundamental universal uprising on our   
planet4 ,the woman's revolution4        
,principle not policy2 justice1 not     
favor2 men1 their rights and nothing    
more2 women1 their rights and nothing   
less1 was the clarion call to the most  
astounding upheaval of all time4 ,a call
 which waked the world1 signaled and    
inaugurated a revolution without        
tradition or precedent1 and proclaimed  
the first incontrovertible concept of   
human freedom--that of individual       
liberty--personal responsibility1       

including women4  ,woman1 first denied a
 soul1 then called mindless1 now arisen 
declared herself an entity to be        
reckoned4  ,this mightiest of           
revolutions encircling the globe        
accomplishing without bloodshed the     
overthrow of entrenched dogma and hoary 
bigotries reached to the farthermost    
roots of being4 ,here indeed was the    
first1 the only impeachable demand for  
right as might ever made4  ,spiritually 
the woman movement is the all-enfolding 
one4 ,it represents the emancipation of 
womanhood4 ,the release of the feminine 
principle in humanity4 ,the moral       
integration of human evolution come to  
rescue torn and struggling humanity from
 its savage self4  ,historically these  
three stand unique and peerless4  2     
,whereas shortly after it was unveiled  
in the ,capitol in #aiba1 ,congress     
moved the monument to the ,capitol      
,crypt1 which was not open to the public
 at the time1 and ordered that the      
inscription be removed from the         

monument2 ,whereas at the time of the   
unveiling1 the inscription was          
considered blasphemous2 ,whereas the    
monument remained in the ,capitol ,crypt
 until ,congress passed ,h4 ,con4 ,res4 
#baf on ,september #bg1 #aiif1 directing
 the ,architect of the ,capitol to      
relocate the monument to the ,rotunda of
 the ,capitol2 ,whereas1 since ,may #ad1
 #aiig1 the ,portrait ,monument has been
 on display in the rotunda of the       
,capitol2 and ,whereas the original     
,portrait ,monument inscription was     
never restored or replaced3 ,now1       
therefore1 be it  #a4 ,restoration of   
original inscription on ,portrait       
,monument  7a7 ,restoration ,not later  
than one year after the date of the     
adoption of this resolution1 the ,joint 
,committee on the ,library shall revise 
the statue commemorating women's        
suffrage located in the rotunda of the  
,united ,states ,capitol 7commonly known
 as the ,portrait ,monument7 by placing 
on the statue an inscription which is   

based on the original inscription that  
was on the statue when the statue was   
delivered to the ,united ,states        
,capitol on ,february #aj1 #aiba4  7b7  
,use of rotunda of ,united ,states      
,capitol for unveiling ceremony ,the    
rotunda of the ,united ,states ,capitol 
is authorized to be used on a date      
mutually agreed to by the ,speaker of   
the ,house of ,representatives and the  
,majority ,leader of the ,senate for a  
ceremony to unveil the ,portrait        
,monument as revised by the ,joint      
,committee on the ,library under        
subsection 7a74 ,the ,architect of the  
,capitol and the ,capitol ,police ,board
 shall take such action as may be       
necessary with respect to physical      
preparations and security for the       
ceremony4  7c7 ,authorization of        
appropriations ,there are authorized to 
be appropriated such sums as may be     
necessary to carry out this section4