(John Fremont) Broadside, 21 1/2 x 17 3/4 in., headed “ATTENTION Sons of Freedom! (Blackstone, [Mass.], 12 September 1856).

An appeal from the Fremont Club of Blackstone to hear the words of Christopher Robinson of Cumberland and Alexander Meggett of Providence, Rhode Island. Although they did not have the suffrage, “The Public including Ladies are invited to attend.” Perhaps “The Glee Club,” which was to “be on hand with a fresh Budget of Songs” would inspire women to influence their husbands to vote for the fledgling Republican Party. In November, Worcester County would vote overwhelmingly for the “Pathfinder.”

Margins slightly irregular, some toning from ink transfer, small loss at center right well clear of text, else very good.

(EXA 4275) SOLD.