The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-09-16
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ashland, Uio.-Light is beginning to shine
into this dark region. Let me state a fact
Last fall, ). Lewis got Just one vote in this
township for Governor John r. Hale will re.
ceive not less than thirty five votes in this town
ship neat fall. The club for your paper would
be much enlarged, were it not for the strong
determination of our friends to support our
home Free Soil press which il all right, of
course.
Genera, Wdiporth county. Ms. Hug 90
Enclosed you will find six dollars ~ one-year
subscri ptions TO National Era &c. Send to the
iollowng-named persons.
The nominations at Pittsburgh are received
with great enthusiasm The Free Democraey
hold a ratification meeting the first Of Septem-
ber at Elkhorn, in this county, where freemen
will meet freemen, resolved yet 10 be free
You will hear from Walworth county after
the ides of November, and from me again soon
with another hatch Of subscribers
Hemioek Lake, Liponia county New York
Enclosed ] send you $40 for club subscribers.
as ahote, and one yearly.
My success has been SO good that ! will
make further effort when hope to make ad-
dition TO the list Mt this office and at Liyonia.
Wing and Democratic parties, but are dissatis-
fled with the Baltimore platforms, and most of
them say they will ego it, no longer The
Pittsburgh platform is well liked here, and will
get hearty support.
Upland, DeidiDare CO., Pa dug 23-l here
enclose Six dollars rs the subscription for four
new subscribers to the Era. | saw in the Era
that a voluntary agent il entitled TO fifty cents
commission on every new yearly subscriber
and being interested in the Free Soil move
ment ] knew | could not forward the cause
more effectually than in circulating the Era
The Era is the pioneer Of votes for Freedom
where the former goes, the other follows; there
fore il is our interest and our duty to circulate
the Era
Keokuk, I0ica, august 2O.-I read the Era.
and send it into the country. IL is becoming "a
fayorte with the host Of Land Reformers, and
hope soon to send you list of subscribers.
We can raise loud shout for Free Soil and
Free Men" within league of Missouri The
day dawns
Greenrihs, c., August 30.--Weencloso you
five dollars from club OF tea for the Era four
months, as you proposed in your last paper
We reside in small village, take quite a
number OF your papers and have for years but
the true principles of Free Democracy are
growing and increasing among u.s. We pro-
posed to get up this club this morning, and in
"A short time We made up the number
We expect to send other names in addition
in few days.
bloomington, Ind, august 23.--I again
trouble you with few lines, to order the Era
for the following individuals for one year.
Enclosed you will find six dollars, &c
We hope to live to see the day that Indiana
will be redeemed from her deep-dyed Huuker-
ism, You can see by my tremulous hand that il
it comes in my time il must come quickly; but
assured am that twill come ere long, whether
we soc il or not.
Canasioia, N. Y, Augua sl.-Enclosed find
So. Please send the Era 80 much for q few
leisure moments, by reason Of going to hear
Horatio Seymour and John Van Buren, address
the Democracy of Madison county to-day. The
audience Of those distinguished men could