CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS. We invite the attention of friends of the Republican cause to the following list of documents : Please pay particular attention to the remarks on Postage on these documents, as prepayment is required. I. THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT: Gov. Seward's Rochester Speech of 1858; with Charles O'Conor's Union-Meeting Speech, December 19, 1859. II. THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNION: Speech of Henry Wilson of Massachusetts, in the Senate, January 25, 1860. III. THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS: Gov. Seward's great Speech, in Senate, February 29, 1860. IV. NATIONAL POLITICS: Speech of Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, at the Cooper Institute, New-York, February 27, 1860; James R. Doolittle's Vindication of Wisconsin. V. LAND FOR THE LANDLESS: The Hon. Galusha A. Grow's Speech, in the House, February 29, 1860. VI. THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN: By an Illinois Republican, who knows well the man and his history. 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Seward's late Speech on the Admission of Kansas. II. Land for the Landless: The Hon. Galusha A. Grow's Speech. III. National Politics: Abraham Lincoln's Speech. IV. The Irrepressible Conflict: Gov. Seward's Rochester Speech. V. State Rights and Supreme Court: The Hon. James R. Doolittle's Speech. VI. The Democratic Leaders for Disunion: The Hon. Henry Wilson's Speech. VII. The Barbarism of Slavery: The Hon. Owen Lovejoy's Speech. Price of all these German Speeches, 5 cents a single copy; $2 50 per 100; $15 per 1,000. By mail, postage prepaid, 6 cents each, 60 cents per dozen, 25 for $1, 100 for $2 75, 1,000 for $17 50. Will not our Republican friends aid us to "circulate the documents ?" Now is the time when thousands of minds can be reached and influenced. THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE. INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. 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