New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
CIRCULATE TIE DOCUMENTS.

Henry Wsrd Beechcr in Tie independent of this
week uges the friends of Freedom to send abroad the
documents Necessary to shed light upon the questions
pending before the country. We extract:
"N) Let every oi;hborhood expcnd dollar and
half for Reynolds large Political 4Hap TO be hung
in some public plac. Le tine mail pocket map be
distributed in factories and let il be poke. con-
paniCn to those who are engaged in Taking.
"(2) Campaign papers should be circulated: THE
WEEKLY fRIBUSE can be had til after the No.
vember election for S1fy cents Pat one OF them INTO
every knot of eight or ten m-o. Ii they cannot pay
for it. let i be given. The EreRing Post be had
for the campaign for dollar We mention these be-
cause VIC happen 10 know their terms. But let n en-
mske their selection fro papers in their own cities
or neighborl oods.
"(3j Let documents be procured Many may be
hac from representatives at Washington But The
TRIBUNE series Il e3ceeding y valuable. Ttere are
seyep aIeaCy Issued, Viz: Late ~ Fremont Report Of
the Congressional Committee upon Kansas Ou'rayes;
The Black COde Of Kansas Colfdrs Exposition Of
Lars Of k0HSaS Snmher'S SDeoc5 The CRIME
AgQtns' KGns0S = Sewords speech The im,ae
diatc admission Of Kansas STATE and Buchanan
ilustIs'cd by hm-e aud his friends. For ten dollars
you ni7y procure hOHsand copies Of either of these
and les quantte9 in Ike proportion, with the eXcep'
ton Of Summers Spec CO. the Kansas Report, aud the
Life Of Fremont, which cost twenty 10 lars thous md.
Men nay Oider pie of each, and then, upon exam
ination, ,,leot such Is are mes: required In their
nejghboihccd. 1t viii, however, be safe always to
il ucudo in the order: a. The LIE Of Fremont !;
(2) TIE Laws Of Ka sas to which added the three
platfom, Of the Democratic the American, and the
Republican parties. This pamphlet has map upoa it
of the Unite S'st- slcwiDg the division OF the land
between tie Free and Slave States. 49, The Con-
greesora Committees Report upon the outrages IN
Kanss. These three are full Of fac.s. The speeches
ofCOfaX, Sumnor, and Seward are also exceedingly
able.
"lt great deal better TO give five dollars fo f'c
hundred Of these tracs than fAr polls and baoners.
We have no objection to banners and transparen;ies,
but the food for the mind and then attractions for
the oyo. II rs nOt cnOHRh TO get mans rate. In
AmGi>s, c.eCtions times of national eduoat on.
Men read and tAiik more of pubic affairs in four
months thsu in four years OF ordinary life Every
WHO l,d to vote night should do it through process
that III cave Lin better informed and more intel
gsnt man all the Ito' O IL Iie. We wish the success
d t.e Republican party by an educating enthusiasm.
Lev ever nan VITO wishes to do something, SIT
cow While The feeling Is him. before he finishes
tns az Gle and send ten dollars five one,
Lfy ctLts TO Greeley 4 McEra'h, for documents.
Head ihtm thoroughly, then crc ilae them, 1Cai them
~ eivc them away
Nv this work women may be even more efficient
than Uer. There ar few even of those who labor for
living that circulate hundred of thess cbeao
trscts. Do not let this matter drop. Never ., u y
without romething to give asay. Bu, il this work
there ouhgt TO be Icgotarty and coucaY. Let evefy
schoo' dL trct be taken. Let every "a nlv In il he
persuqded TO buy, 10 bOow, o: 70 accept ppers and
tracts.
"1lis work slogld not be Gereflcl tn Oe.e Der.
let Il be done in August. We iat u fpIndati N of
know edge on which 30 raise right en'husasn. Ia
Jern ire wropy by di'igent work. pat N kno sedge for
nowo,r and in November touch of tie train anl blow
f.. bs .,nns oC outrsCe and 1ck, drtSs II alto ns,'