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Mary Adelle Hazlett was an American suffragist who was elected the president of the North Western Women's Suffrage Association in 1870. From the late 1860s to the 1870s, she was said to be involved in secret societies in the Michigan area. Aligning herself with the Republican Party, Hazlett traveled through the United States, giving speeches advocating for women's rights and Republican candidates. She appeared at several women's rights conventions during the 1870s, such as the Second Decade Meeting for the national women's rights movement, the Allen County Suffrage Society Convention, and the Michigan Convention, appearing alongside other women's suffragists like Elizabeth Cady Stanton. During 1886, she was an orator for Republican presidential candidate James Blaine and vice-presidential candidate John Logan. She was appointed postmistress in the Michigan Legislature in 1893 and continued to make speeches throughout the early 1890s. In 1911, Hazlett died at her niece's house in Addison, Michigan.
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