The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-07-15
PREPARE FOR THE FALL ELECTIONS.

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The National Republican Association des1,s
to call the attention of the opponents of tn
present Administration TO the importance CT =
thorough and Systematic circulation and distr
button of trscts, speeches, and essays, beasirg
upon the important questions now agitsting trs
country. 1rra ~
With this view, they have issued, and wilt
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 purchas
these documents for gratutous circulatio..
among their friends and neighbors. The Assoc
citation are appealed TO for documents for gratu.
itous circulation to IN extent far beyond their
means. Under these circumstances, and a.
Congress 10 about to sdjourn, We appeal to i
friends Of the causethrough outthe several States
to take this work upon themselves, and see that
their several localities are fully supplied win
the peoper kind of documents. Heretofore, tbs
work has been done by the Members of Co..
grssa 4 their own expense, but after the st.
tournament of Congress- this responsibility wi
devolve upon other friends of the cause
The very low price ct which these documents
are furnished, which is much less than the :osr
Of Publishing and envelopipg, owing 10 the fsct
that the Association is conducted solely OF Il !
voluntary principle, puts it within the reach O
every one TO aid in their distribution.
B. B. FREScH, ResiaeM.
l.. CLEPHASr, Secretary.
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.
The National Republican Association ct
Washington, d. c., are prepared to furnis',
both to clubs and individuals, the following lit
of documents, ct the rates and prices annexed
At Is cents per 100 copies, enueloped and free
cfpostdge.
Hon P. King, N Y: The Rights of the People ofkausa.
E. b Polite N Y: Kansas-Ths LecOmptOn Goa
A P. Granger, ~ Y; Kansas-The LecomPUn
A. b DIN, N r.: Admission ofKa.sas.
l.. 3 Foster, Conn., The Rights of White Men VIM
q IA Bingham, Ohio; The LecSmplOn cOnspiracy.
Bliss, Ohio: Citizenship ss,. CaeRsh 1I,, G,p.
eral Citizenship.
Senator Wade, Ohio: They s,OOp to Conquer
J.R. Gddngs, Ohio The Conaict between Ren-
l. Dawes, Mas: The Leco%pt S,r'i cOn.ri,uuoa
fnanded neither an Law nor the vii Of,he Peep
Thsyer, Mess: The Suicide of Slavery.
A Buriingsme, Mess: An Appeal To Pauios
against Fraud and Disunion.
J. Befhn,on, Mass: Kansas--The LecOmpton Cor.
:" N. Abbott Me-: The Lecompton Constitution
6 F H. Morse Me- The Presidents Lecompton Me-
d Kgsre, Ind. Kansas-The LecomptOl COnsLui-
e James Wilson, Ind /: The Admission OF Kansas
d. w c. Leach, Mich; The AmI,tad Case-MeR
not Recognised as Properly by the Constitution
j. Colamer, Vermont: On The Kansas Conference
Committee Report
NJ J. Psrrott, Kansas The LecOmptoR Consil,u.
The Democratic Protest Against the LecompoE
EraudIHon. = p stanton Hon. G. Baneron, ho..
r. L. Harris, Hon J. Hickman, Hon. J. Wulk,r.
and Gov. Wise Of Virginia
The Democratic MeeIinE at Philadslp hia, Feb. g,
is5S1speech of F. p. Stanton, and Letter OF Gov
At $l.25 per 100 copies, enpeloped and free Of
postage.
Hen. S. A, Douglas, ILL.,: Ksnsas-LecompIon COnven.
Up. Hale, N H.: Kansa. and the Supreme C,ou,r.
ii. Wilson, Mass; The Presidents LeeOmplon Nj -
H. Wilson, Mass: Are Working Men Slaves,
| Dixon, Conn: Admission of Kansas
| Bennett, N Y: Kansas and avery
rpon P Ps:s1 G Ss s@s rw
Seward c cs:S@ sU N Ksnss The
| " Chandler, Mich: Kansss-LecomptOn COnsri u.
| C. Durtee, Wis: The Lecomp,on Conspiracy.
| Collar, Ind. ksnsas-Lecompion Constitution
| c. Case. Ind: The Presidents Special Message
J. Nell, Tenn: The Admission of Kansas
The Kansas Quesion-The Minority Report of Commit
the Chinese Assembly Rooms, ~ Y.
At Sl.75 per 100 copies, envelopef and free Of
| postage.
Hon W; ?. Fessenden, Me-. The Presidents LecOmptca
| Message.
" D. Clark, N, H; Kansss-The Law of Slavery
E" +. p. BLAIR Mo: The Acquisition Of Central Ann
lea Price So per 100 copies
The Progress of Slavery in the Uniteu Staes-eorcs
Weston. Pnee IS cents per copy, FIVE copies 81. hUv
copies IS, one hundred copies SIS
In the German Language
at IS cents per 100 copies, enoeloped and tres
ofpostdge.
Hon. King, Y. The Rights OF the People OF Kanss
J. Hickman, Pa. Kansas-The Lecompton Constr
ulion.
at Sl.25 per 100 copies, saUsIoped and free Of
postage.
Hon g. A. Douglas, ILL.,. Kansas-The Lecornpton Cot-
WI Seward N. Y: Freedom in Kansas
wilson, Mass $50 Are w wo hins, Men n Slave,
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l. CLEPHANE.
Secretary National Republican Association,
Washington, d. c.
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