The evidence that supports the inference that the suffragists were optimistic about the amendments ratification is the statement that the suffragists believed "the moment had come" for women to receive the right to vote. This suggests that they were confident that the amendment would be ratified and that their efforts would finally pay off. Additionally, the passage mentions that suffragists held daily meetings to discuss the progress of the amendment, indicating their eagerness and belief that it would be successful. Finally, the statement that "the air was electric with excitement" suggests that the suffragists were feeling hopeful and optimistic about the amendment's ratification.
