Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-06


Music will be present on the occasion.
PER ORDER or COMMITTEE.
Bra'tleboro, W.. Aug. 90, 1856.
Three days afterwards, and the day next sue
ceeding the monster Fremont meeting at Bel
lows Falls, The committee Of arrangements
though, il advisable to stir up the faithful with
another big haudbill Of which the following is
copy, with the exception Of the size Of the
type -
DEMOCA1fC RALLY AT BRATTLE-
BOROl
Hon. d. f. HALLETT, Ex-Gov. HUB
BARD, Hon. WHITING GRISWOLD,
Hon. G.. X. INGERSOLL, JAMES GAL
LAGHER, Esq, H. L. STOUGHTON,
Esq, WIN. z. WHEELER Esq, win ad-
dress the Democratic Meeting ut Brattleboro,
on Monday, September Ist.
Trains for fare one way only. Over the
Rutland and burlington Railroad will leave
Rutland Mt A. NJ, and all other stations at
time table lime. Over the Sullivan Rail-
road-leave Windsor at 40 A. NJ, and all
other stations at time table time. Over the
Valley Bailroad-leavc bellows Falls at s. 20
A. NJ, and all other stations at time tnhle time,
stopping at Pages crossing. Returning will
leave Brattleboro at 4.4O p. ~, stopping ~
Pages aud CIRCUITS Crossing.
lhe brntileboro Cornet Band will discourse
music on the occasion. Turn out friends of
the Union aud the Constitution, aud let US
have demonstration that will satisfy the
demagogucs that the people are for "Freedom
sithout Fremont"
PER ORDER OF Com. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Bratileboro, Aug. 90, 1856.
Asreeably to these announcements the trains
from Rutland and Windsor came in with half
fare passengers bound for Brai,leboro The
towns on enher side Of the Connecticut, the ru-
raj districts Of Windham and Cheshire Counties
also sent in their quota Of the unierri6ed. From
such an extended territory il is no wonder lha,
large assemblsge should be convened. When
to these attractions is added the long array Of
brilliant orators, the like Of which had never
before visited this beniehied region, and the
services Of the best Band in the State, our read
ers will not be aslDnisLed at the imposing
appearance Of this great demonstration.
To prepare the way for those "uho arc 10
for Freedom without Fremont" the BucHAs-
An g. BEcKINRinoE Flag, recently purchased by
uui Democrats aud their Southern friends II the
Water Cure Establishment. was gwen tn the
breeze amid deaih-like silence. The lungs
of The party we're reserved for subsequent use.
| This Flag is so feet by 30, with the stripes
running horizontally. it being suspended by one
side on a rope that crosses the street near the
corner of Main and High streets. One old
gentleman lace,iously remarked tina, its posi-
tiou appropriately represented the stripes some
times made on the backs Of the 'niggers' The
names OF the candidates are very Justly placed
upon the south side Of the Flag, which cores
ponds with the ''souihside view" OF their nom
inees.
Immediately after this ceremony procession
consisting Of the United States Marshal for
Vermont, (who was marshal Of the day,) the
deputy postmaster OF Brailleboro, half dozen
or so Of other Democrats, and score Of
boys, all marching 10 the music of the Brat,le-
boro Comet Band, took up their line Of march
for the depot, TO escort the monster delegations
coming in the Northern train from Rutland,
Windsor, and all along shore.
Upon the arrival Of the cars the procession
was reformed under the lead Of Marshal Cha.
pin, and marched from the Depot To Bridge
street, thence through Main street, TO the Town
Hall. This cavaicade marched by fours. ,hrees,
and iwos, and as ii passed the Brauleboro House
numbered, besides the Band, exactly eighty
nine persons. II halted whea under The Flag
and gave three cheers for that bunting, three
for Buck & Breck, and three for the "Union
as It is"
In the Town Hall, at 10 o'clock, the meeting
was organized by The appointment Of II. T..
SIoughion, Esq, Of Bellows Falls as President,
Paul Chase of Brallleboro, Cotton Malher Of
Marlboro, Benz. Smith Of Rockingham, Joel
Page of Westminster, Col. White Of Putney,
w. l.. Williams OF Newfane and Caleb Tan Of
Dummersion as Vice Presidents, aud G. L. De-
FORTS Of Braltleboro and j. W. Carpenter Of
Rockingham as Secretaries. Three cheers were
then called for and given for Hon. Henry Hub
bard of New Hampshire, who briefly acknow-
edged The honor.
Al this stage Of The proceedings i, was an
nonnced by the marshal tina, delegations were
expected from Keene and Hinsdale. New Hamp-
shire, and from several towns in Massachusetts,
on the Southern train then about TO arrive. At
his suggestion procession was again formed
TO escort these expected recruits and the dis
inguished speakers from New Hampshire,
Massachusetts and Connecticut. We did not
go to The depot 10 witness the arrival OF the
multitude, but were subsequently, informed by
the conductor that just fioelue persons on board
that train had tickets for Braiileboro. The
distinguished men from abroad" were dilgent-
ly looked for but could not be found. The sec
ond procession, Increased by this arrival, mum
bered as it passed our Office, exactly serenity
three persons Il was brought up in the rear
by enc Of the Vice Presidents Of the late Dem
ocratic County Convention, and young man
who has tho reputation among the boys in the