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New York Daily Tribune
New York, New York County, New York
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A political meeting in Westchester County featured speeches by A. P. Hawley, W. T. B. Milliken, and Harvey Kidd, attended by 400-500 people supporting presidential nominees, including Fremont. A banner proclaimed 'Free Speech, Free Press, Free Soil, Freemen, Fremont and Victory.'
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pressing the sentiment of the people, the meeting
was eloquently and forcibly addressed by A. P. Hawley, Esq., of Mott Haven, W. T. B. Milliken, Esq., of Morrisania, and Harvey Kidd, Esq., of Westchester.
There were some four or five hundred present of the
sober, thinking class of men, who seemed to be ready
with the names of the Presidential nominees, under
and determined to act understandingly on the matters
a issue next November. The banner was inscribed
which was the chorus of the rallying song: Free
"Speech, Free Press, Free Soil, Freemen, Fremont
and Victory.' The banner was pronounced the
handsomest one raised in Westchester County.
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Westchester County
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Next November
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A meeting was addressed by speakers A. P. Hawley of Mott Haven, W. T. B. Milliken of Morrisania, and Harvey Kidd of Westchester, attended by 400-500 thoughtful men ready to support presidential nominees. A banner inscribed with 'Free Speech, Free Press, Free Soil, Freemen, Fremont and Victory' was raised, deemed the handsomest in the county.