New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
UAyOE-GEN. FKEmONT's SPEECH
IN RANEUIL HALL.

We gave yesterday nlegraphie abstract Of the
allowing sIeech. Tue full report, prevented below,
will be read with interest:
Al Is minutes before o'clock, Gen. Fremont en-
tered, and took seat spon the platform, accom-
named by Major Ussiel Capt. Nichols, Capt Ham
M (sou OF tie Vice-Prs-dent, members Of bus mill
tary staff il personal appearance Gen. Fremont
bears little resemblance 10 the eDgrayings Of him
which SO extensively circulated e~ years
ago Age has left Its marks upon bis face, gray
hairs have changed somewhat the youthful look, ut
the old vgor OF expression remains the same. Mr.
Fremont occupied ssa in the balcony st she right
Of the platform, snd attracted much attention from
thos. who were aware Of her presence.
The appliance the entrance OF the General was
6esfeuing. HaHdkerchiefs were waved in clouds
hats thrown up, and cheer followed cheer, terminal
ing with u round Of nine given with vigorous efieer.
Col. 4. q. Parker presided, and introduced Ne
General without remarks.
As the General rose, tive magnificent bouquets
were thrown upon the stand and remained upon shs
desk during the speech. Gen. Fremont spoke with
great celebration without notes NJ follows:
SPEECH OF GEE. FREMONT.
feel deeuly the honor Of having been asked N
appesr before you. j arn grstifed that You think
can say anything which will aid ia tie obec, Of
theee meetings. Bat TRAIT ,hs, this object 40 far
o. II relates 70 the enroll nenI Of the volunteers re-
quiTed, has already been attained. The svsun Of
tbe lsst few weeks have made apparent the neces
say for immediate re-en forcsmests, that / hope
nothing elre hs1 beea needed 10 procure pronip,
Response 10 the call o. the Government, aud 10 that
muts but sNong appeal OF your friends in th- field,
who to-day constitute our buwa-h against she surges
Of rebellion.
The chances Of war do no. admit Of delays. The
enemy Ii pushing it forward with renewed vigor,
and the o.s Of few weeks, even Q few days,
NAV involve disasters shsneful 10 record and iDpOs-
sible retrieve In This condition it will never do
80 let differences Of opinion o. TO how this war
should be carried interfere with lie vigorous pros
scution. First Gil tie rsuks, and lesve 10 those
~ 10 nf aha
ssrugsle to It's proper enss.
But Massachusetts, needs no othsr Indictment IN
her duty than the certainty that she has 10 per-
form. Under this impulse her people " come for
ward promptly ard Bobly, Ms they always have
done. lCbeers.] Size will be always true, ~ IN
tie coaes she has been poetic&lly true, " her biz
torie record. The ufan, ID II here ia she " Cradle
a Liberty" s,iang ed the serpent ID ready IN IT,
manhood to destruy the hydra; and when See 81
lately have had ie opportunity TO zee, what kind OF
Den they are, each one filling place in society
instructed, intelligent men. hssas and supporter OF
Smilies contributing by steady labor 10 the wealth
al the Sta,e-~hen / Ses zach men going by thou.
sand and hundreds OF tnousands 70 the field, my
unxiety il in regard 10 the number who go there
bat il 10 that their ready obecieuce snd affecting
confidence in tho Government. will DO met by cor
rrspording care tor them in the field and that the,o
spr entrated energies will be directed 10 re-ulte
worthy OF The s2criicss they are making. IAp-
planse
Therefore. indulge myself in the pleasure Of feel
SnQ TIA; the object Of ths meeting not 40 mncb TO
aye tbe necessity for further troops a. to furnish
occasiop for enc oursgement ard sympathy 70 those
now leaving FOR the h.ld-Ae asssnblags Of friends
On shore 10 greet the partDg shiII-and 20, with a
rod speed them turn with yosr permission Tor
Iaomsnt to the dutiee restng upon those OF rs who
fcs the time being, are LETT Vt home.
had lust now expressed my anxiety that We
should Obtain from Ills war results worry Of the
sacrifice. We are making How ,hi shall be done
and in the speed est way 10 the question which
II uo 10 10 u = he v.
masking Of the pa'ioD one graz cOnnGl Of war.
And it is night that tie people should In this way
iealOusly desste their vital interests Not only IA
This tber inhented right, u ght by the ret revolu-
tiou, tut i. i. also Their duty TO keep ttem-
selves well and carr,n ly Informed concerning tfe
proQress OF THU revolution, aud 70 make known
iheir wihes concerning the msnnsr In which II shall
10 controlled, "a best 70 secure nestle reace,
and restore it upon imp rishabie foundations.
loud oheers lis In tbis way that The vital ~ Of
our institutions naDiiesh and maintains itself.
iApplause.
In ordinary wars Q soldier is limited to the silent
szeesiion OF bis military duties But We are N The
enidsI OF revolution where every c,zen 10 SOLDIER
Rome had her LAVE special 10 evil war. Here the
nation il stirred to tho tesr BY struggle for ex-
sepce aud not only the life OF the country bot the
kte Of Representative Liberty throughout! The world
Il n stake Ii Is not safe 10 believe That We shali
BE- able easily 10 govern this revolution. And In
he midst Of such events It IL not only the right but
eAs duty Of every man TO express his opinions .ha
however slight his inffuence may u, W emPioy +" ia
leboring for the common cause.
Lord Herbert, when envoy At The Court OF France,
espt, | think by Elizabeth-at all events vt q upe
when on the personal stions OF Emtassadors de-
pended peace or war fOr thor nstiona-siid 10 the
French Minister, who had parposely provoked HIn
s0at although Embassador, he was NOS the less
eet,ueman." He rived the right, when OCCASION
eaiico Tor II, " sct in his broader capacity. So
snofeiofe soldier, bat not the loss citizen, wH
u the ht'ie have 10 say 10 you speak my opinion
Freely lcres OF " Good" "Good," Aud appiausel
ent u The same time will eudeavor 10 do with
she ~s+rye belonging 70 the first character. ! will
AK your indulgence If speak upon a subject about
which yoa are not at oil equally united bat the
prsper treatment of which thiuk edna ly important
With the proper treatment Of our forces 10 the field
and speak OF myself in oonnec.ion il is because
IN the msgesiiois presume TO make 20 Won speak
uPon m, Individual experience. lCne. OF "Good :"
end aPpaase.
Six yeae ago, when had the honor 10 represept
your viewsupOn National ufairs held, in coulaou
with Yourselves, the opinion bat Slavery sbould
not be di.tur ~ within ito existing liulits. Whn
their Executiyeoroclajmed Slavery to be IN. corner
aene u the ne" power. in Missouri, % year ago.
asawar neafure, declared the slaves Of Rebel
iree-lr nerse APPLAUSE and erie OF Good and
9rea1 c1eefing -beHYing this " he the most incl
ave, searching and ODDLY blow that could be aimed
sasos Meant OF she REBELLION. IApplsuss and "Go,d.'
gOod, Bully for yO," and cheers indeed i, 4,
% The quickest mode t'tamage and disconcert The
enemy, and " gain greaadvai,taRes with he lea,t
80 " me No COED tixeas WE wsrs AV,,pr