For Fremont and freedom!
Subtitle: campaign of fifty-six
Publisher: J.H. Benham, steam printer, Glebe Building, corner of Church and Chapel Streets
Published: 1856
Place of publication: New Haven, Conn.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Poetry; Presidents; Election; Songs and music; Texts; Politics and government
Other titles: Hark! to the cry, which loud and high; Behold! the farious storm is rolling; Freemen! who have suffered long; Who is the people's candidate?; The voice of Freedom loudly calls; Marseillaise (Tune)
Notes: Without music.

Printed area, including ornamental border measures 44.9 x 20.5 cm.

Printed in two columns divided by single line within ornamental border.
Table of contents: title: Opening [First line: Hark! to the cry, which loud and high].; title: Rally! The Marseillaise [First line: Behold! the farious storm is rolling].; title: For liberty. "Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled." [First line: Freemen! who have suffered long].; title: Fremont on the course. Camptown Races [First line: Who is the people's candidate?].; title: Finale. Auld Lang Syne [First line: The voice of Freedom loudly calls].