Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-08
CIRCULATION or MR.. HELPERS
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mote the object TO which it refers
NEW YORK, March It'll, 1859.
DEAR Sniff you have read and criti-
cally examined the work, you will probably
agree with us. that no course of argument so
successfully con,rovcrting the practice OF
slavery in the United States, and enforcing a
precise and adequate view of its Frustrating
effects. material and moral, has eQualled that
of the volume entitled "THE IMPENDING
CRISIS or THE Scum. How TO MEET IT.
by Hinton Rowan Helper, of North Carolina.
No other volume now before the public, as
we conceive, is, in all respects, so well calcu-
lated to induce in the minds of its readers a
decided and persistent ropugnance to slavery,
and willingness to cooperate in the effort to
restrain the shameless advances and hurtlul
influences of that pernicious institution.
The extensive circulation Of copious com
pend of the work in question, among the in
tellgent, liberty-loving voters of the country,
irrespective of party or locality. would. we
believe, be productive of most beneficial re-
suits; and to this end we trust you will as
sist us in carrying out plan we have devised,
for the gratuitous distribution of one humid
red thousand copies Of such a compend-
which. if contracted for and published, will
contain about two hundred pages, and be
bound in pamphlet form.
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