Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-17

We, the undersigned members Of the House
Of Representatives Of the National Congress,
do cordially endorse the opinion and approve
the enterprise set forth in the foregoing cir
cular:
SCHUYLER, Ans0n Burlingame,
Owen Lovejoy, Amos p Granger,
Il w Morgan, g A Grow,
] r Giddings. Ed Wade,
&C Chaffee, w II Kelsey,
W A Howard, Henry Walden,
John sherman, q w Palmer,
w Gooch II l. Dawes,
j S Morrill, | Washburne, Ir,
j A Bingham, VIM Kellogg,
Washburne, BEN Stantoc,
Ed Dodd, c b Tompkins,
John Covode, A B 0ln,
S G Edwards, c C Washburne,
Sidney Dean, N b Durfee,
Emory b Pottle, Dewitt C Leach,
J + Potter T. Davis (Mass),
J + Farusworth /. Knapp,
f. Ferton Philemon Bliss,
NJ V Tappan, Charles Case,
Il Davis (Iowa), Jas Pike,
Il Il Boyce, ] ID Clawson,
A S Murray, r B Hall,
V B Horton, + h Morse,
David Kilgore WIN Stewart,
s R Carts, NJ Wood,
j NJ Parker, S C Foster,
c j Gilman, C b Hoard,
Jno Thompson w sherman,
W d Brayton, James Burlington,
MattesUn, Richard Mott
G r Cobbing, Il p Walton,
James Wilson, SA Purvance
J Z Spinner, NJ Burroughs
FUND FOR CIRCULATING 100, 900 COPIES GRA-
TUIToUsLY.
1t is believed that this testimony of a south
ern man. born aud reared under the influence
oil slavery will be more generally listened to
and profoundly needed, whether in the slave
or free States, than equally able and con-
elusive work written by northern man And
it is very desirable, therefore, that IA cheap
compend OF its contents, fitted Tor gratutous
circulation be now made aud generally diff
fused in those States Pennsylvania New
Jersey, Indiana and Ilhnos-wbich are to
decide the next Presidential contest:
Horace Greeley, Jas Kelly Chairman
B S Hedrck of State Cen Com.
j Kennedy John Jay.
! rhurlow Weed, Marcus Spring,
j G Understood, Abram Wakeman,
| W II Anthon W G Bryant,
E d Smith, X Melurdy,
In aid of the general fund for the citculat.
ing one hundred thousand copies Of the work
in hand, subscriptions up to the 9th of June
1859 amount to about 50, OF which the
following, as will respectively appear, been
received in sums Of from $40 to $3.50.
Here follows the names Of sxty-fve A5oli
tiouists, (all of whom are now acting with the
Administration party with the amounts o.
their Inscriptions attached
Such is the record We now ask in all
candor, whether these men, Me lenders Of The
Republican Party who endorsed aud circu-
lated the above book are not morally before
High Heaven, responsible for the revolution
and blcolshed which has followed? II they
really intended to carry out their threatened
designs, when they got into power, then every
man eau see Ahy the South took such steps as
she thought would insure her safety. Ii they
did not intend to carry out these threats, they
are none the lessresp spousible, for they combine
ed and alarmed the South that they did in
tend to carry them out There is therefore
no escape for them as being justly aud mainly
responsible for our present civil war vii
any one dare to assert that these men are no.
the leaders of the Republican party2 Lool
over the names aud see whether nearly all are
not high priests at present in the party now
r engaqed in carrying out the very programme
to which they pledged themselves? The au
, thor of this atrOeious book now holds a posi-
: ton under Mr. Lincoln's administration w
H. Seward who declared it a work of "grea
merit" is Mr. Lineoln's Secretary of State
, l.. Clephane, Of Washington, another eudorser
is Postmaster of that city; c A Peabody, o
New York, is now Judge of Mr Lincoln
Courts in New Orleans; David Dudley Fiel,
and Curtis Noyes, broke upthe Peace Conver
ton Abram Wakeman, another endorser,
y rewarded with the position Of Postmaster q
4 New York A number are still members @
Congress Some are really fighting to carr
u out their principles rs they said they would
q like Frank Blair Of Missouri, and S. r Gun
= It's, of Iowa Most OF them, however, are cor
e tent to hold ivil positions aud spend thei
i time in coaxing, or draftiag Democrats to d
a the fighting. Yet ALL in one way or othei
are vigorously at work 10 make good thei
" assertion: 1--WE have determined 10 abolis
= slavery and So help US God, abolish il "
y will Can The people be any longer deceive
d as To who are lastly responsible, before Goo
y for our present horrible frAlrcidal and deya
tating egro equality civil war, and all tn
y consequences that have followed in its trainf
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