New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-27
MORN q, OCTOBER ~, 1856.

1856.
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.Adaresses bvflon. Gsozgs sEastis, M, md q. q.
Langdon, Esg., Of Mobile Gatreat Eslss
-d,d a,igsdes Great FPssocessio1st
niritl, mass meeting of the Fillmore Rangers,
held on Washington Square il the Third On
Saturday night was equal IN numbers, nlagnifcence
and he meeting be tie prsyions f5sat
urday night on Congo Square The weather Has
pleasant and beautiful, as usual a 81
The square was brilliantly Tit DID and The stairs aa
stripes waved gracefully over that had
been erected for oeeasion The part Of
creation embled in large numbers, and added iii
air of refinement the scene. The difeeent Clubs Of
the Range turned out in their 5usua strenst and
brlliancy and when they all arrived the crowd was
the greatest ever on gton Square The
Rough ana Ready boys and the peIIcans Were tI,e
first in he field being their part stamping
ground ;l and IN due tie Cllbs arrived
ID an unbroken procession, vii the gallant Union
Hussars in the van.
The meeting being called to- order, the Hon George
Esssttias sa is.ss ri
being bis pat of ,he sgas seTy at
home, and abont ali hour he HE ln,ilfisfde
alternating between the silence and the
most applause. is theme Was tlleonly
one hic could be seecsed a Iate day.
namely review Of the claims Of the twe can
didates for THE Tast consistency
and present nlbe James Bnchanan, and Tie
unfiinching ntegri tioaality Of iilard Fill
more, as well past at The present time. He
concluded amid the Ioudest aeelauatios of his hear
ers, and then g#Sis.5s
g: 10. Langd Esq, ES: Of Mobile, and
editor Of in that intro:
duced to the meeting He was very lconied.
He stated that he came rona that could not
be ranked in hut de came from
city devoted an soul te that cause,
and would go band ew Orleans Id the
coming contest for lEnore5 and the Union. The
greatest greeted Hill
dwelling eIoauentl of interest
that between the sister cities he proceeded to
the character of James Buchanan and pat ii
contrast vii that of Hard fillmore which he
N and force TINT all
has hearers, and carried the lneeting storm HE
next dminster leseIie febuke to those
|tinia men, voting for He they
doubt Fillmores chances Of success Such course
he said was tosall contelnp plated it.
The trlles to cherish Davy
grekett motto e Be SURE you Re gilt, then&Go
lSAHEAD ght never to consider the chances sof
victory or defeat his Conscience That lie
is right and stick light firmly to the end,
here wOld this gTeat public and The heities of
Its people now be- asked, those valiant spirits
who FIRST should dered arms ia the feVolutio had paused
4nireS into the Iites of success tThay
seoFred such thing; they they were right
they ahead every
shape God of tles and
in their own strong which they
finally achieved ard freedom we
The speakerco nelpded by thanking The
multitude for the attentio they had paid him. and
pressing regret s brother icaas of
Mobile could dnot md The splendid
spectacle the SQUARE presented. He retired amidst
cheers; ana on III his speeeh Ior all
lin Tie 11et
the Ionge akel Three cheers re reS then
given for Mobile and three TOR Fillmore and HE
Union; and the meeting I'D journed.
The procession was ganized in due being
long and brilliant as that of the previous Reek-
so long that man could to see both ends OF
once. and so brilliant thai the streets throla als
which passed were light as day. The march Was
down Greatmen street To- Louisa, eleven SQUARES
below the Tai,oad Louisa to the ieyee, ana
the leyee the where the Third District
Club took their leave the usual formal and
enthusiasm on both sides The town Clubs Then
continued their march up the leYee to st. Ann, up
st. to GhartreRt and mp Chartres and Camp to
Lafayette Square where the and dispef.
sion took place the hour bein the
enthusiasm being so none cared for times
fight.
eARPETISGs AND GuRTAf in GooDs-- lfessrs. Todd
Gandoh No 10 Canal street. display.