The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

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The New York Republican Central Union met Last eve
ming Il Academy Hail. for the purpose Of organizing ard
proceeding In body 70 the residence Of Colonel Fremont
This the nsss VISIT which they have paid him since the
election, and there . more numerous attendance Of
members than on any previous occasion. Mr.. Edgar
Ketchum called the meeting 70 order ct hafpss seven,
and motion having been made that they should proceed
a once to Colonel Fremonts residence they formed In
order Of procession and marched up Broadway and down
Ninth street 10 their place Of destination On their AMI
val they were shown into the reception parIor, where
they werewarmly welcomed by Colonel Fremont, who
expressed himself highly pleased with their visit When
the usual ceremony OF introduction and hand. shak-
ing over he thanked the members Of the Union for
the sir cerity with which they had worked In the cause
Of which it had pleased them and . large mass Of hin
fellow citizens to make him the representative during the
late Presidential campaign
"AlloW ris, gentlemen said he, "tc return you my
Gd wncE you gave 70 the support Of republican prnS
piee " the late Presidential canvass. feel profoundly
grateful, a. the humble representative Of those prnc
cast by the State q New York / am glad TO have an
occasion Of saying this much 1t least, and Of adding hat
great cause for which you have all aborod with much
zeal shall t!nue 10 be member Of the party, and
to do all that can to advance ito principles" zap
plause)
Al the conclusion Of the foregoing remarks the Re-
publican aee Club sang the following appropriate song
Beneath thy skies, November
Thy skies Of cloud and rain,
Around cur blazing camp fres,
We close our ranks again.
Then sound sgain the bugles,
Call the battle roll anew
months have well nigh won the Geld,
What may not four years do?
For, God be praised New England
Taxes once more her ancient place;
Again the Pilgrims banner
Lads The vanguard of the race.
Then sound again the bugee,
Call the battle roll anew;
II months have well nigh wen the Held,
WHAT may not four years dor
Along the lordiy Hudson
shout Of triumph breaks;
The empire State Is speaking,
From tho ocean to the lakes.
Then sound again the cugles,
Call the battle roll anow;
II months have well nigh won the Geld,
What may not four years do2
The Northern hills are blazing,
The Eastern skies are bright;
And the lair young West lie turning
Her forehead TO the light
Then sound again the bugee,
Cali the battle roll anew;
months have well nigh won the field,
what nay not four years 40?
Push every outpost nearer,
Press hard the hottie towers
Another Balaklava.
And tie Maakof Ia ours
Then sound again the buees,
Call the battle roll anew;
Lmonths have we'll high won the field,
What may not four years 60 u
But keep the same old banner,
For none better be;
Pass the same old watchwcrd:
Fremont and Victory
And sound again the buglee,
Gail the battle roll anew;
Hmonths have well nigh won the feld
What may not four years do
AT the request OF Col Fremont the Gee Club sang the
popular cong entitled Adams ard Liberty written In
i7i4, by Robt. Treat Paine The members Of the Union
then took their leave, well pleased with their VISIT and
hopeful OF the future under the lead Of the Pathfinder Of
Empire.