The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-16
PREPARE FOR THE FALL ELECTIONS.

The National Republican Association desira
to call the attention of the opponents of til
present Administration to the importance G. 0,
thorough and systematic circulation and dislr..
button of tracts, speeches, and essays, beating
upon the important questions now agitating tha
country.
With this view, they have issued, and will
continue to publish, from time to time, the uost
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 Party
in the approaching fall elections. will purchas.
these documents for gratuitous circulation
among their friends and neighbors. The Assc-
citation are appealed to for documents for grata.
itous circulation to an extent far beyond their
means. Under these circumstances, and 80
Congress Is about to adjourn, we appeal to tte
friends OF the cause throughoutthes several States
| to take this work upon themselves, and see thst
their several localities are fully supplied with
the proper kind of documents. Heretofore, thil
work has been done by the Members of Con.
gress at their own expense, but after the ad-
journment of Congress this responsibility W |
devolve upon other friends of the cause.
The very low price at which these documents
ore furnished, which is much less than the lost
of publishing and enveloping, owing to the tact
that the Association is conducted solely OF ,b-
voluntary principle, puts it within the reach {
every one to aid in their distribution.
B. B. FRENCH, Restoenl
l.. CLEPHANE, Secretary.
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS
The National Republican Association az
Washington, Id. e., are prepared TO furnish,
both to clubs and individuals, the following list
of documents, at the rates and prices annexed
At rs cents per 100 copies, enreloped and nee
ofpostd9e
Hon P. King, ~ Y The Rights of the People ofAansss
T. b Poule, N Y: kansas-The Leeompton Cor
AP; Granger, N. Y Kansas-The Lecomprcn
A b. DIN, N. V: Admission OF Kansas
L. :. Foster, Conn: The Rights of While Men V IN
Dean, Conn: Kansas-slavery-Th Lecomp,on
J. A. Bingham Ohio: The LecOmp,on Conspiracy.
Bliss Ohio Citizenship: state CtzeRship. Gen
Senator Wade, Ohio: They s,oop to Conquer;7
or, The English Swinde.
J. r 'iiddings, Ohio The Conflict between Re-
gi"us Truths and American In6deIily.
II. L. Dawes, Mas: The Lerompior Constitution
Thayer, Mess: TIE Suicide of slavery.
A Buringsme, Mess: An Appeal to Patriots
Bnfhntor, Mass: kansas--The Leeompton Con
" NJ Abbott, Me-: The Leeompton Constitution
F. H. Morse, Me-; The Presidents Lecomp,on Mes
d. Kigore Ind Kansas-The Lecompton consu,u-
James Wilson, ind The Admission of Kansas =
d. w c. LEACH Mich; The AmIsIad Case-MeR
not Recognised as Properly by the Constitution.
J. Collamer Vermont: On The Kansas Conference
j. Criuenden Ky. The Kansas Conference Bill
M. J. ParrotL Kansas The LecomptoG ConsuIu-
Collamer's Minority Report.
FanS%on !s"O1 Aa 8o1 The E
T. l. Harris, Hon Hickman, Hon. X. J. Walker
The Democratic MeeIns at Philad, lphia. Feb. .,
is5snspeech of F. P. Stanton, and Letter of Gov
At $l.25 per 100 copies, enueloped ana free OF
postage.
Hen g. A. Douglas, ILL.,: Kansas-Lecempton ConSeH-
f" j. Hale, H.: Kansas and the Supreme Cou,,
H. Wilson, Mass The Presidents LecOmpiOn Nee
H. Wilson, Mass Are Working Men slaves,
}. Dixon Conn. ; Admission of Kansas
Bennett n Y. Kansas and Slavery.
]: Thompson, N. Y. The Admission OF kansas
ce:ns Kf"sa ns Kan
z. Chandler, Mich. Ksnsas-Lecompion Gonsru-
c. purtee, Wis: The l.ecompron Conspiracy.
CofaI Ind. Kansas-LeeomPion Constitution
c. Case, Ind: The Presidents Special Messsee
=" j. Bell Tenn: The Admission OF Kansas.
The Kansas Questionable Minority Report of Commit
The Frauds in Kansas IIusrsied-Hon F. p Stanton at
the Chinese Assembly Rooms, N Y.
at $l.7o per lOO copies, enretOped and free Of
postage.
Hon. w. p. Fessenden, Me- The Presidents LecomrtoH
Message
ID. Clark, N. IL. Kansas-rhe Law of Slavery
i. 7. Blair, Mo. : The Acquisition of Central Amer
lea. Price 81 IS per 100 copies
The Progress. of Slavery the UniteGStates-Georee NJ
Weston. Price IS cents per copy five copies 81, fty
copies s. one hundred copies SIS
In the German Language.
Al IS cents per 100 copies, enueloped and t,ee
ofpOStaSe
Hon. p King Y: The Rights of the People OF Kansas
J. Hickman, Pa. Kansas-The Lecompton Constr
tuition
at $l.25 per 100 copies, enreloped and free of
..' postage.
Hon. s. A. Douglas, III Kansas-The Leeompton Con-
stituiOn.
=" w. n. Seward N Y: Freedom in Kansas
" do. do. The EnglI-h Bill.
f" H. Wilson, Mass Are Working Men SlavtE
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l. CLEPHANE,
Secretary National Republican, Association
Washington, ID. G.
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