New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
THE GERMAN STAND.

The crowd of our German fellow ciuzcDs assembled
round ihi. stand very large, perhaps nu-
-,rous proportion than the collected at either
she others.
When the proper hour had arrived the meeting wac
,.led to order by Mr. RAIDER who had been appointed
spreside After the other officers had been appoint
a the Address 10 the people OF the State of New
York read In the German language by Mr.. q.
11rz the editor Of the Saa,s ZsifaRg. The Address
q sen No the resolutions which followed 1t were
,sopted unanimously by scclsmation.
Mr.. SAMUEL LUpvIoH. OF Newark, y. J followed
s.peech in the Magyar language, which be sfterward
An.ef rendered into German. II was delivered IN m
,oQuent and impressive manner In words OF genuine
aspiration he appealed to the love which every healthy
hlnan heart must cherish for the nation of ts origin
lsi which he would have expanded and elevated t II
,Aould regard and embrace the whole human family
series OF brother nations yet 10 be united in the clos
at lies Of smi,y and interests In the present
crisis Of conflict when the liberty Of men and nations
nast be rescued from the grasp OF nsensate oppTes
.ors, the same feeling which in happier era, would
s.nerse only arts of benehcence. snd expressions OF
sy and love should band together the true and honest
for deadly crusade against the despots who would
mpiously make all men the minions of their will In
bon which in point Of Intelligence and learning, was
ne fret in the world should not have had the
rsor to seize and secure It's own freedom, but ex-
y,e.sed the hope that the German nation might yet
iai worthier leaders than those under whom IL hiss
,Aer,o yanly attempted to move forward. Yet he
would invoke for Germany event go promising as
ne birth OF a kOssuth among her sons man comoin'
"a more than the eloquence OF Demosthenes with the
roime poetic fervor Of losiah, the immovsble hon
ay Of Arisdes the fcIity of resources OF Napoleon
I'D the wisdom and amness OF Washington Mr.
lVDvioH was frequently interrupted by applause and
escluded amid loud expressions OF satisfaction
Mr. MxaxIx, speaker well known among tho Ger
sans OF this City next followed In a compact and
rring speech He dwelt on the similarity between
Z I, Hunssr and American wars OF Independence
saleh be exhibited successfully and mpressivey lie
esred the course of his remsrks that the Russian
Nobility were at bottom, republicans and hS'er' OF
tspoasm We have no doubt that many Of them hate
as particular despotism that weighs upon them, and
believe that there sincere republicans In their
ss but vet must suppose that the excitement OF the
Gator musi have led him state the case aher strong
a than ths facts would justify.
Mr. KsnrR followed In speech fun of patriotic
k,lng. expressed In picturesque and beautiful words
s touchinsly recalled the memory of their Father
ud and that of old Germany dear to every German
srt aud his hearers responsyely appauded the sen
snens be uttered Then he dwelt particularly on the
,,sle conduct OF the heroic Poles who without coun
iy without homes of their own, only the more heart.
md oursgsously devoted themselves to the service
afreedom in other countries and To the establishment
q, others Of the blessings denied 20 themselves In
rsnks OF the glorious Magysrs they stood In the
int place giving their hearts, their minds and their
rr,ns,h for the great cause OF human freedom They
rre everywhere the chivslrous defenders Of the De
scrsuc IDEAS which In default OF more tangible pos
s.ions had became their birth right This passage
Mr.. Kraer's speech was received with long and
MYSTERIOUS applause.
Mr. NArsrxcK. Cyech, from Bohemis. addressed
y multitude in both the German and Solsvonle ian
Esses lie defended his brethren OF the SlaVone
sce against the r-prosch which hiss been cast upon
I'm OF hsstile and trescherous conduct toward inc
h.ysrs he slso stated fact of which We were mol
renousy Informed. that the Slavonic youth nave
aern fearful to extingush AL oppression OF the PEG
y And 10 cast down all desp0is snt concluded by ss
a-ns III. audience that AL Cyechs would soon se
1 ~ come In the ranks of The Hanssrisns
4 M KAxx a young American addressed a snort ou'
sinased speech In English To his German fellow cru
Ieas which was received with great Satisfaction, Alter
mich the Germsn meeting adjourned