The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-08-12
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Extract of a Letter dated Trop Ohio, Juiy %
1852
! Enclosed please find 80 names of subscribers
for the Era for six months, with the pay for
the same This is the result of few hours
effort. X. B.
Also Juiy 90 1852
You may add to the club for the Era the
following here follow eight names. The Free
Soil party have nominated DIR. Fitzpatrick, OF
Dark county, for Congress from this district
They also send delegation to Pittsburgh
RIB
Ertrdct of Letter dated Constantine, Michigan,
July 20, 1852.
Enclosed are S4 for two copies of the Era
for one year. | cannot vote for either Scott or
Pierce. Commence with the number contain
ing DR.. Townshends speech. have read MIR
Giddings's speech, and think it the best ever
read. will endeayor to get some more sub
scribers soon. J. p. e.
Extract Of Letter dated COoperUilie, Ldncasie,
Co, Pa, July, 26, 1852.
Enclosed you will find $40 for which send
Il copies of the Era for six months. | have
taken some extra trouble to circulate your pa
per, and think it must convert every reader to
the cause of Freedom l.. &.
Eriract Of Letter dated Butler, De KalJ Co.
Indiana July -, 1852.
This is a time when every friend of human
ity should be active Enclosed send SI4 fol
ten subscribers 1t has been with considerable
difficulty that | have obtained these names
owing to the prejudice that is rife in this State
against Anti-Slavery periodicals. will do all
can to circulate your paper. S.B
Extract Of d Letter dated DEXTER, MchigGn, Jula
"a, 1852.
herewith remit you So for the Era | will
soon send you other names, which with the
above will make club of ten. Truth fear
lessly spoken, AZ in the Era is all that is neces
sary to work mighty change in this quarter
with regard to the demands of the Slave Pow
er and Northern subseryiency. is.
Extract Of a Letter dated Bloomington, Indiana
Juiy 81, 1852.
Enclosed find 81 so for the Era to followin,
five names Go on and prosper. Mr. Town
shend's and Mr.. Giddingss speeches could b.
| uSefpu.t" h'iO w 81" - -
Erract Of a Letter dated CdnonSbug, Pa, Jul,
%, 1852.
Enclosed find $40 for the Era to II names
for five months-nOt over four are Free-Soilers
Our farmers are busy with their harvest SC
that we have not seen many of them since we
commenced making up our club }. b. c.
Extract of a Letter dated Potsdam, Ney York
July ~, 1852.
Enclosed find SO for ~ subscribers for six
months These are all Buffalo Platform men,
with the exception of one or two. Hundreds,
and perhaps thousands in St Lawrence county
would vote the Pittsburgh ticket, if they had
only courage to cut loose from party ties As
it is, they will give good account of them
selves Send from LIST OF July if possible, az
they all want Gen. Pierce's footprints in Con-
gress +. 5.
Ertract Of a Letter dated HoIyoke, Mass, July
%, 1852
Enclosed find S2l for 20 subscribers for six
months
Extract of a Letter dated Neic Hudson, Mich.
July 81, 1852.
TsUCIDStu rs NlU IOT Is titlD NuDSCIlDtTN w
the Era for six months These are all one
club struggling against fearful odds for liberty.
Extract of Letter dated Stonchdm, Masmchu-
sets, august 2, 1852.
Why do not the old parties at the North pub
lish and circulate their great electioneerng
document the main pillar Of both Platforms
the Fugitive Slave Law! Are they afraid Of
the people! {. w. /.
Extract Of a Letter dated Merton, Jasper Co..
IOra, July % 1852.
Enclosed find IS to pay for three copies of
the Era for one year. We want the number
containing the proceedings Of the Baltimore
COMPROMISE Democratic Convention, and the
Fugitive Slave Law. H. j.
A correspondent asks
@When and where are we to get a cheap
edition of Uncle Toms Cabini 1t would do
well in German"
Will not some enterprising publisher act on
this hint, and get out a German edition!
To the Editor of the National Era.
Please allow an old soldier, who has served
fifteen years in the ranks Of emancipation, to
give to the public, through your widely-circu-
lated paper, a plan which may be recommend
ed at the coming Convention ut Pittsburgh.
II might appropriately be known "as plan
for the better protection OF recruits against de-
sertion" Many, doubtless, with myself, have
erieyed over the declenslon OF once valuable
members of the Ant-Slavery party, who are
now numbered with our opponents; and could
all such be brought to act right on this coming
election. how would it astound the country,
more especially the politicians! That, however,
cannot be done; but to correct this evil IN fu-
ture should be one of the aims Of the Pittsburgh