The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-08-19
PREPARE FOR THE FALL ELECTIONS.

10 call the attention OF the opponents OF nhe
present Administration to the Importance OF 81
thorough and systematic circulation and distrl-
button of tracts, speeches, and essays, bearing
upon the important questions now sgitsting 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 Party
in the approaching fall elections, will purchass
these documents for grstuitous circulation
among their friends and neighbors. The Asso-
citation are appealed to for documents for gratu.
itous circulation to an extent far beyond their
means. Under these circu instances, and as
Congress is about to adjourn, we appeal to tia
friends of the cause throughout the several States
to take this work upon themselves, and see that
their several localities are fully supplied with
the proper kind of documents. Heretofore, this
work has been done by the Members of Con
gress at their own expense, but after the a6-
journment of Congress this responsibility wi 1
devolve upon other friends of the cause.
The very low price at which these documents
are furnished, which is much less than the lost
of publishing and enveloping, owing TO the TACT
that the Association is conducted solely OF the
voluntary principle, puts it within the reach f
every one to aid in their distribution.
B. B. FRENCH, President
L. CLEPHANE, Secretary.
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS
The National Republican Association at
Washington, d. c., are prepared to furnish,
both to clubs and individuals, the following list
of documents, at the rates and prices annexed
At 10 cents per 100 copies, eaoeLoped and nee
of postage
Hon p King ~ Y The Rights of the People OF kansas
/" f b. Poue, n. Y. K'nsas-The Lecomplon Cor
" A. p Granger, N. Y Kansas-The LecOmprcn
Constitution
L. ; Foster, Conn The Rights OF White Men V.n-
" Dean Conn: Kansas-slsvery-Th LecomploH
IA Bingham, Ohio: The LecSmPiOn Conspiracy.
Bills Ohio: Citizenshlp STATE Cirzenship, Gen
4" Senator Wade, Ohio: They stoop COnquer;"
or, The English Swindle
J r 'iiddings. Ohio The Conflict between Refs
gi Us Truths and American Inhdeliv.
n l.. Dawes, Mass: The Lecompton Constitution
Funded neither in Law nor the vii ofihe People.
Thayer, Mass: The Suicide of slavery.
A. Burlingame, Mass. An Appeal Patriots
against Fraud and Disunon.
Buffnton Mass. Kansas--The Lecompton Con
NJ Abbot Me: The Lecompton Constitution
F. H. Morse, Me: The Presidents LecomPiOn Mes
Kiisore Ind Kansas-The LecOmpron con.liru-
uon.
James Wilson, Ind The Admission of Kansas.
ID. w. c. Leach, Mich. The AmsIad Case-MeH
not Recognised as Properly by the Constitution
j. COllamer, Vermont: On the Kansas Conference
J. J. Crirenden, KY: The Kansas Conference Bill.
M. Parrotl, Kansas The LecomptoR Consulu-
Collamer's Minority Report
The Democratic Protest Against the LeeomploH
Fraud--Hon z. Stanton, Hon. G. Bancroft, Hon
T. L. Harris Hon. J Hickman, Hon. J. Walker
and Gov. Wise OF Virginia.
Democratic Meeting PhIlRde lphla Eel :
is5sIspeech OF F. p Stanton, and Letter OF Gov
at $l.25 per 100 copies, enreloped and free OF
postage.
Hen s A Douglas, ILL.,. Kansas-LecompIon ConveH-
J. P Hale, N H.: Kansas and the Supreme Covd
II Wilson, Mass The Presidents LecOmpton Mes
II Wilson, Mass Are Working Men Slaves?
J. Dixon, Conn Admission OF Kansas
h Benner, ". Y: Kansas and slavery.
), Thompson, n Y: The Admission non t Of Kansas
w. seward, Ny Freedom in Kansas
w H. Seward, ~ Y: Closing Speech oil the Kan
z. Chandler, Mich: Kansss-Lecompon Gonsiu-
c. Durkee, Wis: The Lecompion Conspiracy.
Collar: Ind kansas-Les ompton Constitution
J. Bell Tenn The Admission OF Kansas
The Kansas Quesuon-The Minority Report OF Commit
The Frauds in Kansas Iustra,ed-Eon F p Stanton NJ
the Chinese Assembly Rooms, NY.
At $l.76 per 100 copies, enUeloped and free OF
postage.
Hon. w Fessenden, Me-: The Presidents Lecomploa
Message.
" ID. Clark, N H.: Kansas-The Law OF Slavery.
" r. p Blair, Mo The Acquisition Of Central Amer
lea. Price - IS per 100 copies.
The Progress of Slavery in the UniteaSaIe-George NJ
Weston Pnce % cents per copy, Eve copies 81, hny
copies Is, one hundred copies SIS.
In the German Language.
al rs cents per 100 copies, enoeloped and free
OfpostGge.
Ion. p King, Y The Rights Of the People OF Kansas
J. Hickman, Pa. Ksnsas-The Leeompton Constr
tuition.
AZ $l.25 per 100 copies, enUeloped and free Of
postage.
Ion. Q. A Douglas, III Kansss-The Lecornpton Con-
stltution.
w. II. Seward N. Y: Freedom in Kansas
d" do do. The tnglish Bill
" II. Wilson, Mass Are Working Men SlsvtI
All orders should be addressed TO
l. CLEPHANE,
Secretary NationaI Republican AsSoeiati0n,
Washington, ID. C.