In her speech, Carrie Chapman uses Logos when she describes that "We are fighting for the things which we have always carried nearest to our hearts: for democracy, for the right of those who submit to authority to have a voice in their own government." She recognizes her audience in her address and shapes the content directly to them, she uses a strong logical idea, which is, in and of itself a component to win them over gaining their support. She goes on explaining that the government must not fail to follow their own rules, such as "Taxation without representation is tyranny." She suggested that the government must support equal rights since they require taxes from all. Other compelling fact is that helps Catt to connect with other woman is being a woman herself, she can sympathize and connect with other woman who are the same position as her, a women longing more out of life than the what many think she is only capable …show more content…
During her address, she attempts to appeal passion from her audience to support her argument by asking rhetorical questions and then responding with a convincing answer to prove her point to make the fight for women’s suffrage