New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
Correyronderce of Tho N. Y Tribune 49,.
FALL RIVER, Friday, July II, 1e5

FALL RIVER, Friday, July III, le56.
my life upont our csusc shall win"
Itrespass upon your already crowded columns
To Give YOU sketch Of n somewhat u0usual meet
ing b4ld here last evening, tue object OF wuich
was the formation of h Fremont Cluo. 1t was,
understood, however, that a large body of ladies
would be present, 10 present t. the Club on tppro.
priafe banner. At 9 o'clock, the hour appointed
1Or the meeting, the immense City Hall, with the
gallery aid Mayors rooin, was filled to overflow
Ing, while crowds choked up the lobby aid stairs
or went away uDsble To gaiu aduittabce.
The Hall was decorated with appropriate mot
toes, among which were tho following:
"FRssELIS PIERcE"-Under the Lame large eipaeT tbs
rwr Co.ns the wolf among ,,
hUo." SO se,Iyu.csd nth black. .-,ouo,.a ~ =.
.eniqiculsI %r.a,h with 'be words:
AmODs the Isble. nobkst
Above, laurel wreath surrounding the d7yice
We crowe his scar. with laurela"
"HEsRY WiLsoS-ihses Isasht tha's Tight but he "oao
"BURLiSc1ME Free tongue brave heart, s'rODg sr~."
." Our bASKs-fhu sio reiiabie" ,,,
These, with maDy others were beautifully deco
rated with evergreens. Two others, shrJuded In
blask, read as follows:
"PREsrox BROOKS Down with the sons Of C,ne.'
STEpBES ARAoLD DOUGLAS
Nature dew bask when he was born,
Ano cried, Z" The work. not m'ne"'
As soon as the preliminary speeches and eXer-
cises land they we're very excelleat were COO
eluded, and all opening could be mace in the
crowd the Procession started the stirring strains
Of Hail Columbia from the band Tue main
body, bearing the large standard, moved up the
center aisle, while a deputatiOn of young ladies'
from The High school, bearing banner Slth the
device, Free Schools tUr Kansas" filled the
southern passage, and a third division, hOldiog
aloft fay with the name of FREMONT and DAY
TON; reverse: Freedom for Kansas" occupied
the northern. The heartiest applause greeted
their entrance. At the desk the PROCESSION
paused, while stirring original song TO tue air of
"Scuts wha ha', was sung by twenty young Ia
dies, after which Miss Earl pIeseuted The oauDer,
beautiful standard of ahito silk, trimmed WITH
heavy gold fringe aud tasses. ln the CEN
ter appeared fine head OfFREMONT, surnounted
b, ,Lo Nords: "Veni, Vid', Vici;" below:
"FREMONT and Freedom" Miss Earl addressed
the chairman as follows:
EARNING thai object OF orgaoiz sion is to
promote the principles of FeeduD, that yOa have
cbs n as your clatnp N the roble FREMONT, Id be-
ba o. IN ladies of the Circlr of Freedom il Fall
RlveI Il. sight testimonial Of our oeep regard for
the principles you advocate aad as an assurance oi
,ymp4rh,, our influence, present You ths baaoei
reJ ny your ff'rts to give kaDsas Freedom, anc
the w bite House Je-sie.'
The Rev. J. l.. YOUNG, President of the Club,
replied in most noble and eloquent manner, with
beautiful ausion TO tue purity and beauty OF the
banner and to their resolve to keep il uutdrnshed
ever with them through the campaign, until
November next, when in the triumphal march Of
Freedom il shall CLEAN foremost in the raDks.
Another original rallyiug sOng Was then sung,
to rbe tune of Yankee doodle, In the chorus OF
which the audience was requested to join; at the
Slose of " hich the PROCESSION filled tue reserved
seats and three cheers for The Liberty loving
ladies of Fall River were given with spirit
Unparalleled.
ihe Rev. L. GRANT then followed in most ex-
c< llept speech, in the course Of which he m-n-
TONED the Da,ue of FREMONT, when three cheers
burst from the excited and enthusiastic crowd and
with yehemence enough To be heard :" adOwa the
BAY" Scarcely had the last ecnO subsidized, when u
Young yentleman in the crowd sprang up, ex :lam
ing, Let Young Amsrica be heard Three cheers
for Jeesie!" There is No douot Old Bristol s dis
posed to "Giye 'em Jessie" next November
housing cheers were also given for the "Tiver-
ton Club which had come ia with band and
banners; for tho "Fsl River Hign School, etc.
A. ltd o'clock the meeting ad ourned with " Thcee
times three for FrenfOut aud the Ladies" Canes
pounoed, feet stamped, voices shouted, flags aud
hsndkerchiets waved, hats few up, and the vast
audience seemed TO lack means to express lis un-
bounded entbusiaam. Nothing like ig Was ever
Ano~n here before. Freedom has begun her
march, and We have opened our hearts to receive
her, and gladly crowded around her standard.
Men OF Z" eminent CAVITY stand shoulder to
shoulder with the most thorough Radicai; Wing
and Democrat forget past differences aud shake
hands together while they shout "Fremoit { aud
Freedom Americans and Republicans will yet
range beneath the same banner, aud the Peoples
noble Candidates having come and been seen, shall
cswqaev, W While the - Border City" young and
sn.sII though she be- shall stand second to none 10
the close conflict approaching. Rest assured, when
Freedom calls,
ols BI0i sssds her answering shout down S.rsssnseti
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