New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02
PRIMO MEETINGS.
1Ass Mrr11Nn nE GERMAN CITIZENs.

MASS MEETING OF GERMAN ClilHkNS.
A mnss.meong for the purpose OF preparing iOr ue
coming election was held last evening at lammany nan
which was pretty numerousy attended Inc meeun5 "e
oiganz,d by the appointment oil August mum a. -.
Gross aud atmann Editors of Ler Dem0Sfad' rs S5cre
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are the real uJhoders Of liberty that the receivers gladly
hailed the union Of 1852 Mt Baltimore gored 10 the cleo
tion of Pierce and believed his Cabinet to nave oeen
urouory formed that the Administrator deserve hoho
Tor The ozsta MANAGEMENT that Mr.. Marcy has proved
himself everywhere Democrat that they are cheered
ly the late State oeeton rejoice in sqeh gua.aieni OF e
socession of the Iars the work OF disappointed spec
majors and oficcseekers and finally they fully approve
'g ny tb'se rccuIsrs two other resolutions added
otnosrc any law for the better Observance OF the Sab
BAH any Maine Liquor law, and the Ecclesiastical ieS
The question upon these resolutions was Immediately
mt and they were unanimously adopted
Al Scbramm then took the stand end made long
sreocb Of which the topics tie BROTHERHOOD oi me
GCrmon and American citizens OF the United States the
sacrednc 50 of our institutions the ratification OF the pocy
pursued by the present Administration and the recent bold
noyeuent of America in relation to European Ahairs ~
The Koszta affair which found much Of its sisnlh
ctnce in the fact that it occurred in the land oil Islam
and at tie moment when war was so imminent WIN nus
In The delivcrerce of the Turks from their present
daupfr the speaker thought depended upon the reVOu
tougy spirit of the rest Of Europe, though they still pos
many national clements Of power ana stea5n 20 re-
si,t encronchmcnt Then followed the great question
whether Pierce should give way before the opposing sec
ton of the Democracy should hight 1t out Ike me Sa
tan against the Gar He thought not ana so thousm
GOOD rorion ofthe assembly well as bunch OF small
bows who played small part in the noise ana conuson
The speaker then proceeded TO state the case OF an
onod in the ngom Of Prussia and wished the assembly
TO exert lis influence with the Secretary of state e. prevail
ruon him TO make another KOszta affair Of IT, lie stated
s fact that at present Letters TO and from Germany are
orerrd at AK la Chapele and examined by Prussian Off
epls sufficient the part of Prussia for the es
tabshent OF the closed mall and IN equally good reason
- ola ltabt Ill
moypr that all the German Ward Associations should
on in bringing the Of the person arrested in Prussia
before Stceory Marcy and that Marcy inisemahh ie
ter should be printed in German ana English io seera
distribution. These motions prevailed unanimously
Mr. Gross formerly Editor of the AbeHd /eiiuHg, fol
lowed and devoted himself to TRADE against the Maine
Law Which called forth voice from the crowd Must
eyerv good Democrat then drink beer and brandy bu
TO which the speaker deigned reply lie went on to
comrare Marcys and Webser's ii dlsema1n letters ana
found the former in all respects the better Poor Dckin
son formed topic of some eloquent speaking; aier when
he gave way to , IN e e..h
Good rorton Of which consisted Of batteries to his Ger
man fellow citizens. lie gave history OF the war OF the
she'll the varous efforts to heal the differences IN me
rrnks of the pure and deled poured out vas OF wrath
mon Dickinson eulogzed Marcy and Jeh DAVIS, com
pared the of Pierce and Bronson with mat 81 JACK
son ard Duane and closed with lofty Hight IN whIeh ne
pledcted that the whole continent from the Arctic ocean
10 Cane Horn would yet stand ON the principle oil the
Baltimore Platform. 80.
Cheors especiallv from small boys in the corner
ard the Star Spanglod Banner from the band.
Mr. Focrsch declared that the Germans would no longer
be tools the parties lie was neither son oAe nor
Hand Shell but a pure Democrat Of Je0ersons school
Ard then followed the usual pattudes IN such cases Inc
Germans are row beginning act Independently lie
passed almost Immediately to City matters. ne would no.
larficulari4e the Members Of the Common Council nor
would he call them thieves robbers for TINS would NOT
be safe he could only describe them by quotation IRON
the Caruchin sermon in Woensteins Lager Nnai
il the sixth commandment Ihon shalt not steal This
thoy obey exactly, for they only take publicly A me
coming election voters must beware, for II Is one 'he
case that hen you have driven one knave away three
oihors creep in lie would recommend no particular can
ddne let every vote according to his own ophon
but be that no Temperance man be on the tcAet
tuccess Intended the efforts of the Temperance men, ney
an nom drinking 10 ealing unlat length the poor Ger
mans would be deprived Of their ssuerkroui
Cant Ryudes took the stand who said he came 20 listen
and wa, much edited in hearing the Datch speakers
1Louph be did moi under-tend, still lie know what they
were ta ING about lie then proceeded 10 so soap the
GeiIpans rooued to the koszta efia ana SecretaLy
Marcyr letter lie then gave the political history OF the
countrv since lses showing the changes in New ork pol
ics and the repentance Of the Barnburners lie was OF
opinion thni the Hnfds would repent before long. lie
pnvr the Wig editors the credit Of treating the Admins
irniion respectfully than the bard shell Journals
tration T. that ho had applied for an once i1n
on Perco himself aud unnuccorsinl bat he never
Ne rlghyc hs Administration hii unqualified support
AsI Hyndois got through the Chairman declared the
,diig Adjourned bat iis met with much opposition ana
voted down. -.
D., riihp Mcrkie Of The 1hir,onih Ward then came
on dc PLATFORM aud this produced '"l,iho'a"in "N
.it.m,nf hs Democratic opponents ollorng to his up
terfsnce liut he Doctor finally succeeded la MAKING
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