New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
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NEw-PALTZ, Ulster Co, n. Y, July 25 1868.
PUBLISHER OF THE TRIBUNE-Sir: inclose checks for
9 CO. TO pay 100 CAMPAIGN TRBUHEs to be sent as fol
lows viz: 90 TO ncosed; to the undersigned
We have 1873 WEEKLY TRIBUNEs, to yearly subscrb
ers coming this oee-and this makes TRIBUNEs to-
400 voters believe in enlightening the people. Let
them read and if they have any brains, little knOwl
edge will leave their politics rightly The coming
pagu is Of great Importance, and every Republican
should make il his business TO that every man who
read should know the truth. Crossing political
swords in the barrooms and on the sreet-coners may
do little good, where gaping crowd may be got to-
gether. but circulating fair, honest Journals like THE
TRIBUNE will do thousand fold more. As sure the
darkness dspelled by the morning sun. is the
cause Of Equal Rights Of Humanity, of Justice, and of
American Liberty, its brOadest sense TO triumph by
the diffusion Of proper reading mattcr-nOt political lies
and subterfuges but common sense, straightforward,
honest facts Let 90 into this campaign with Honesty
Economy. and Justice emblazOned on our banners and
we shall come out victorious. "Trust in Cod and keep
your powder dry" Cromwells motto. Trust in
the honesty and virtue Of the American People, but
keep them enlightened would be my motto Of the true
statesman and patriot In every neghbOrhOOd through
out the country there is who can circulate
list get money raised and send for 100 TRIBUSEs
Then put the names Of those who will read them
some poor who cannot afford TO take paper, or
indifferent who don't care about taking one;
leaving out the noisy, blatant politicians Letus get atthe
brains of the people and think less about their pockets
Lot US pat our money in their heads and not in their
hands. Yours, &c, E. VAN WAGENEN
p 81 ncose 81 for equal quantities Of l. Q 8, and
NEw-YoRK, July o. 1863.
PUBilsHER OF THE TRIBUNE Sir: Mrs. NJ. A. H. Bige-
low Of Weston Mass in nth year. and, from failing
eyes unable read has sent $40 to be invested in THE
CAHPAIGN TRIBUNE for such place you may deem it
best send them, hoping that the Of Grant and
Colfsx may be aided thereby. Truly yours
E. c. ESTES.
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them to any point in Eew-York, New-Jersey, Con
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for distribution by sound Republican. Republican
Club. Yours respectfully, GEO. WoODMAH
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THE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS.
The FIRST NUMBER contains Senator Morton's
Speech on Reconstruction, delivered in the
Senate, Jan. "a, together with the Speech of
Senator Williams or the same subject.
The SECOND NUMBER contains the Speech of
Gen. Sickles at New Haven Feb. 90, the
Speech of Senator Morrill, of Maine in the
United States Senate, Feb. 3, and the Letter
of Speaker Colfax to the Indiana Republican
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