The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-08-05
PREPARE FOR TIE FALL ELECTORS

The National Republican Association desire
to call the attention of the opponents OF the
present Administration to the importance Of
thorough and Systematic circulation and distri'
button of tracts, speeshes, and essays, beating
upon the important questions now agitatins the
country.
With this view, they have issued and will
continue to publish, from time to time, the most
important speeches which have been and shall
be delivered or written.
We trust that all who are interested in de-
feating the Pro Slavery or Administration Perry
in the approaching fall elections, will purchase
these documents for grstuitous circulation
among their friends and neighbors. The Assc
citation are appealed TO for documents for grstu'
itous circulation to an extent far beyond II ~
means Under these circumstance, and -
Congress is about to adjourn, We appeal TO II
friends of the cause throue houtthe several State
to take this work upon themselves, aud sec ttsi
their aeversl localities are fully supplied w.
| the proper kind Of documents. Heretofore, t'..s
| work has been done by the Members OF Co
| 9resa 1T their own expense, hut after the ,-d
| tournament of Congress this responsibility vi
| devolve upon other friends of the cause.
| The very low price at which these document
| are furnished, which is much lees than the 5ust
of publishing and enveloping, owing to the fscJ
that the Association is conducted solely or The
voluntary principle, puts it within the reach {
| every one to aid in their distribution.
B. B. FRENCH, Hrys,oen.
| L. CLEPHANE, Secretary.
| CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.
| The National Republican Association e..
Washington, ID. c., are prepared 70 TURNED.
| both to clubs and individuals, the following hst
of documents, at the rates and prices annexed
1t 10 cents per 100 copies, enreLoped and nee
| ofpOstage.
fiion ?. King, Y: The Rights of the peOp. ofkansa'
| E b ronle, N Y: kansas-rhe LaeOmpton Cor
" A. P. Granger, N. Y Kansas-The Leeomp,on
| A b DIN. n y: Admission of Kansas
l.. 5. Foster, Conn; The Rights of White Men Van
Dean, Conn: Kansas-Slavery--1he LeconplcH
F." IA Bingham, ONO: The Lecempron Conspiracy.
P Bliss Ohio: Citizenship STATE Cii1enshp, Gen
| ersl Citizenship.
" Senator Wade, Ohio: they StoOp COnquer;S
or, The English Swindle.
" JR Giddings, Ohio: The Conflict between Reh-
glous Truths and American lnhdeIty.
L. Dawes, Mass: The Lecompton Constitution
Funded neither in Law nor the VII ofihe PeOpe-
4" T. Thayer, Mass: The Suicide OF slavery
A. Buringame, Mess: An Appeal To Patriots
| against Fraud and Disunion
/" j. Buihnton, Mass: kansas--The LecOmpton Cen.
suiulion.
| =" N Abbott, Me: The LecomptOu CONSTITUTION
{" F. IA. Morse, Me-: The Presidents Lecompton Mes
| D. Ksgore, Ind: Kan.as-The LecomptOn cOns,.,u-
I =" James Wilson, Ind The Admission of Kansas.
" ID. w. 9. Leach, Mich: The Amlstad Case-Men
| not Recognised Us Properly by the Constitution.
j. Colamer, Vermont: On The Kansas Conference
J. J. Cruenden. Ky: The Kansas Conference Ban.
Nj. J. Parrot, Kansas The LecOmpton Consulu-
ColIamrr's Minority Report
The Democratic Protest AaGsin't the LeeomG'oa
7. L. Harris, Hon. Hickman, Hon. X. J. Walker
and Gov. Wise of Virginia.
The Democratic Meeting Philsdelphi Feb. :
1s5s-Speech Of F. p. stanton, and Leuer Of Gov.
At SIPS per 100 copies, enueloped and trss Of
postage.
J:P: Hale, n H.: Kansas and the Supreme CouA
| In Wilson, Mass: The Presidents Lecompton Mes
II. Wilson, Mass: Are Working Men ssves'
| Dixon, Conn. Admission of Kansas
| IL Bcnneu, n. Y: Kansas and Slavery.
X. f. Fenton, N Y Designs OF the Slave Power
| J. Thompson ~ Y: The Admission OF Kansas
| w. II seward, N.Y Freedom in Kansas
| w. II. Seward n. Y: Closing Speech on the Kan
| z. Chandler, Mich. Kansas-LscOmptOn 0Ousri'u-
| C. Durkee Wis: The Lecomp,on Conspiracy
ColfsT, Ind. Kansas-Lecompton ConsuuuoN
G. Case Ind: The Presidents Special Message
q j. Bell Tenn. The Admission of Kansas.
| The Kansas Quesion-The Minority Report of Commit
the Chinese Assembly Rooms, n. Y.
At $l.76 per 100 copies, enretoped and free Of
postage.
Hon w p. Fessenden Me: The Presidents Lec0mplOH
Message.
" ID. Clark N ii Kansss--rhe Law Of slavery
r. =. Blair, Mo The Acquisition OF Central Amer
lea. Puce SOB per ZOO copies.
The Progress. of Slavery IN the lntee S.acsteoTcr VI
Weston Price % cents per copy, hye copies ~, hay
copies -, one hundred copies Sl5.
la the German Language.
Al Is cents per 100 copies, eacsloped and free
ofpostGge.
Hon. King, Y: The Rights Of the People OF Kansss
J. HE kman, Pa ksnsas-The LecompOn COSisu
luton.
| Al $l.25 per 100 copies enceloped and free Of
postage.
lion. s. A Douglas Ill: kansas-The LecomPtoa Con
". II. Seward, N V: Freedom in Ksnsas.
do do The Esl it-h Bill
II. Wilson, Mass Are Working Men SlavtE
All orders should be address d 10
L.. CLEPHANE,
Sec5siGry National ReptsttcnH Association,
Washington, II. c