The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-25
Kinkel In New York : Emit husi sstic Meet
Ing OF tho German ponrlatinn.

j through the German papers held 1T the Union
Bnldiugf, 1873 Bowery The following is trsasislion
Of the notice -
Ny German c'ua.ss%es IN yer Fcrsl invi,o you .os
soS s ~ S Ss Fss 10 Il @
ny isrrssy ico Oleaas 10 sl ei.y has Pee led .So
g. - sv emile n'Se A9S os,y s,ad
Long before the time appoiated for the m,etiug,
The room was dsn'ely hlled By very respectable
assenbIsgs Of Germans. Among them were several
a he revolutionary spirits driven 10 this country
within The LAST two or three years, by political
ey,nts IL Germany There soma ladies' present
but The majority of ths meeting consisted of ardent
young mep, who seemed quite enthusiastic. While they
vese waiting for Knkel, teyeral OF them passed away
the time in smoking The greatest excitement pre-
vailed.
At about quarter past tSo O'clock very tall man
entered the enveloped ia rough, whtsh coat
not quite shabby dreelsy'slad wearing the Ger
nan hist Fem the popularity OF his appearance, and
the buzz that through upon his entrance
IL evaent it knkel. ecns persons called ous
bic name and burst Of enthusiastic cheering followed
Hs pade bis way up tn tbs further end OF tbs ROOM
where he rIns dstey doed his hs AMI coat aud stood
him With the utmost Intensity Thers was sthiny
very singular snd striking in hi, appearance. He Il
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well built forra. lie 10 upwards OF six feet high,
sud would b, handsome 1t no. for mis- uashsven
brsrd and bis long uncut hair, which flows neggsnty
down his back These pecuiari.ies together with spec
taclee give him rather Wild though curious appear
ais hair Is q dark iron gray and is matted in
confusion Hi. face of the obong cass aud is intel
ecual though not indicative Of vast amount of power
His eyes small and dark and his brovs high and
freely arched. His countenancs has calm ana mild
,ypresfion, though not without animation,
her ehetrulnsss His forehead is rather what
high, rather than long Tie back part recede, some.
what to the and the result OF this double
sion III that the top Of his head has coneke appear
His aspect has much OF the ideal and the poet-
eel Els bearing is evidently tina. Of an educated gen.
t. wi til ts
vulgar about hs person lie wore suit OF
black msde in the German fashion with the breast Of
Ia Byron and the ends Of his black silk handkerchief
hung down He wore ring on tne fourth finger Of his
John the Baptist in the wilderness. He has oil the
appearance Of apostle Of kind other. lie is
much better looking IN every way than Kossuth. lie
commences in CALM slow, and dignifsd manner; but
when he gets deep into his subiset he becomes very
eocution acton, aud manner he Is quits superior
Kossuth lie possesses considerable humor, and csles
the audience into laughter When consider the ap.
penrsnce OF the man. and his rhetoric Indications We
do not wonder at the effects he has produced upon the
simple Germans iu the far West.
About past two o'clock the meeting was called to
order when they proceeded to The election of officers
suve wa appointed PRECEDENT OF the meeting by
The PsSslprNr then welcomed Go.ttred Kiukel and
referred to his great mission in Amercs aud to the
great object which it is desgned to accomplish Hs
stated that this dey four since the throne Of Louis
ac0Om-
psbed the overthrow of despot;sln then is not yet
extinct bat is stl eXertipg its irresistible influence
expressing strong hops that before long the people by
union and harmony will trsmps the necks Of their
cppressors he introduced Mr. Knkel 70 tne assembly
who was received with tremendous cheering.
After the enthusiasm bad in measure su5.idsd Mr..
KrSEEL commenced to address the audience. Afscr
speaking Of the pressure OF affairs and the ncemeucy Of
the weather which had detained him long from
ing to New York and which has been the chief
the rather urfavorabe circumstances under which he
appeared bsore the assembly he stated that he will
main here for abort time, for the transaction of
business after which he win immediately embark for
Europe. The audience well enough informed to
the character and object Of the loan revolu
not 70 Be san BY ypstS but sy the ,
view to accomplish this object, but has met with
siderable opposition in several portions Of this country
There Is he said great in the German element
which Is greatly TO be depored, and that ie dsunion
d-sension, action, and disoord This has always
to the Of Gil the undertakings the German, have
hitherto been engaged in and he has found to be the
natural that people have adopted the principles
ofsocalisn ard who have such grand object in view
theories and entertain divers opinions some will b. in
favor Of federalism ard Of Capitalization for the
accomplishment Of ,h. end For political purposes.
who from party sprit does not unite In conquering the
common eoenyho does not lend his assissauce to the
general bontcassRt Ct all despotic governments, AMI
Who does aid in the the iron yoke under
which his nation has been g,oaning Tor couture, evil
IDENTIFY loves his system more than his county. Hs
(kipkcD is communist but should he therefore,
unite With the the downfall Of monarchy?
feTou.op there should be no programme Of principles
1t would be Political and practical npos-
sioy We are all In favor Of lberty-of equality Of
righscf social reformationof he rgAt Of the people
10 carry etc And to what purpose tbs formation
efa Pr grnnue, which will eosnca the great prn-
would be the death blow every party Let rt put
tie Law in the handso the people AID bfore their
been attempted at the late Gsrnlan Congress Paa
cspaia, to establish plat form but ths whos affair has