The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-07-07

any interest in being wrong. Liberty and hap
piness 20 together and if any man would
make himself happy at the expense Of anoth-
or mans liberty, he must some day pay the
forfeiture. f.
Peru, Me, Nay 81, ls53.-Enclosed please
find one dollar, for which wish to receive ak
copies of the Facts for the People, a monthly
for which | bespeak a wide circulation If il
makes half the stir among the Hunkers that
the Era does, it will work a great revolution
No one can read the Era year, without hav-
ing the scales removed from his eyes, and
the great principles Of freedom and justice in
stilled into his soul have the pleasure of
stating that it has made two new converts in
this family. They were ever firm Democrats,
and never voted any other ticket before last
fall then they voted for Hale and Julian, and
they say they never will vote for Hunker
again. W. H.
DEXTER, June 10, I853.-The only complaint
here made Of the Facts comes from q Hunker
SINNER, who says it is not such reading as he
expected for he already had Bible, and when
he wanted hat kind of reading, he could read
his Bible. His political reading has probably
been little different from that book.
M. X. NJ.
Troy, Weafeld p. o., GeaugG co., Ohio, June
IS, ls53-You will please find enclosed one
dollar for six copies of Facts for the People.
The inquiry is often made, what the Facts will
embrace-whether it will give all important
information for the last ten years, giving the
history of the action and votes of Congress up
on important slavery questions during this time.
am voluntary agent for this county, my ad-
dress having been, until short time since,
Burton, Geauga county, Ohio. | hope to raise
this list much larger in short time. X. ID.
Liberty Maine, June 30, 1s53.-The Free
Soil party have just held convention in this
county, (Waldo1 and raised something over
hundred dollars for the spread Of free princi-
Piles, and are organizing in every town and
school district in the county. T.C,
Medduiiie, Nay 80, lS53.-Enclosed find
three dollars for Facts for The People. could,
| think, If | had time to 20 round the county
and solicit subscriptions for this publication
get two thousand copies taken; but have not
the time, and must confine my efforts to the
few in my reach. We had county conyen-
ton short time since. The meeting was well
attended, and u strong determination was ex.
pressed to do all that could DO done for the
progress of Free Democratic principles.
Goshen, Indiana, May IL, 1881 send you
four dollars, two dollars and fifty cents for
Facts for distribution amongst the People mas
much as you are about to commence or rather
recommence, work, in my estimation, well
calculated to do very great amount of good,
permit me to suggest the propriety of devotiDg
portion Of each number of the "Facts" to
the publication of regular series of statistical
tables connected with slavery, for future refer
ence. Another suggestion would venture to
make is the propriety of offering premiums, to
be paid in Facts, for the largest list of names
ordering either the Era or the Facts Your
list for the Era ought, and with the proper
exertion WILL run up to one hundred thousand
in one year from this time.
. Under present circumstances, it is easier to
make one thousand proselytes to our cause than
il Was to make ten when you commenced your
editorial labors From present indications, II
we improve the opportunities that present them
selves, .swe have rich harvest in prospect
which in due time we shall reap if we fain,
| not. w. J. M.