The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

guished Germans who had been in vted to address thu
the former scheswg- -Hostein Nation, Assembly now
residing in Iowa; Dr. sedenstucker, distinguished po
cai refugee Of the rs, revolution In ssnSyer m nf
year 1881, living in Phtladeph Mr. Ru 7opn Loexon
editor Of the Criminal Zeilung who, ahous hesitatne
a. first has now freely and entirely adopted Fremont as
We give the letter Of Or. soger well known lecturer
OF Boston
LETTER OF MIR. REINHOLD s0LGER.
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and organization with much enersy ceaInsss
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degree # LaslSsncs ina! was able e undstand
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everybody knows that ali viii depend and
from esT be cs ana ar s
The called papers admit that the Germans
s '1a this
W o & n h @ he Den they
hey did formerly for the old and This with maory
9s future Of the whole humanity WIN
Mr.. Robinson read the following letters
LErTFB FROM JOHN P. HALE.
received yor y.rv S,s Asg Mo % S y m
on nst inviting nv me to attend mass meeting At the Taber
my power be present You occasion but my en-
% na not SSps %s rfs II oySard
for the day when he word slave shall whou, practea
hs ssoad sass @ ons
mixing no save founded on The pr
spe O 1o m and n rights Of hpnay
would be step in that direction the movement would receive
ann s en RON me- win much 5osN M%E
LETTER FROM $. P. CHASE.
crsrrxnsAccep, my gratef, @ for your
TOO f my humble services the cause
I ny saa
given So large Proportion Of their number IKE prne
s
pies selected by The Sonyenlion o the uses and
&c ssvs sas a on their he 3 a
as %sens ca
CHAs. A. DANA Of the Tribune, made brief speech in
German, which much applanded.
The German Fremont ''Marselasen then sung, tho
whole audience rising and joining together with viii.
broke out which interrupted the melody.
The President Of the meeting
cinzens- appreciate deeply the honor conferred upon
me by your calling me TO preside over this meeting.
shore, Of this country which eli Of are proud to ca
their adopted atherand The earnest desire 10 promcl
q 1 % ss !, hs oss o. our
aecting On the Importance Of this moment feel in ru
vens that quick movtme7t which inspires men devotcd
son in which your kindness has put me you do not ez
pect me 70 eucdate all points Connected with the great
question o. the day; but you will permit to few
words in respect the importance or the grea
political msvement which a. ts moment is arousng the
whole people OF this Union. The weakness or human
ture often TO aserioc grea'er importance 10
those events in which personally participate than ths
low citizens do not think that guilty OF sucn
estimation II We cay that the present move
ment Is Of the most important in the political do
yelcpemeps country Eery who has reflected
the ponoa life Of Daous knows that political part -
exclusively devoted 10 the realization OF prn
ciples Human existence balanced by ideal pursuits,
and interests and party purporting to be cor
compared 10 Vessel sailing under full canvass but vita
balast But gentlemen. If II comes 70 this, that
party denies all higher psrposes and al moral issues
that deyetes itself cproy 10 the meanest egosm AID
the grossest material Interests, then indeed woe nl
spectacle presented to tbe eyes Of the world spcca
Gle OF whseh unbappiy, behold too many features In
thu, our rev fatherlsnd (applauss) II am not vosy
much mistaken, the fact that the present ,vement y
intended rehab,ate principles and true moral issues in
politics. which constitutes It's great importance Gentle
men, the s OF the Gay Is the regeneration OF politics
Applassc) aud tho citizens Of German desceai take
an honorable roston the impc nding eontest--as
hope they will may look with pride back to this
night, when they commenced to declare openly which
sde tsey were resolved 10 take Ondly hope ilsi the
future historians Of cur present epoch VIII have - state
the act tna the OF 1cw era IN poliss WAS
10 o not nconsideysbc extent, due TO the ehzens oi
Kr FKxprscS KsArr-lul Of you, my fellow citizens,
Nebraska bal position Of ts German cizSas towards
the political parties Of this coIniry has beea almost en-.
former pocsi electoral sacs have ssen dissolved
50 rapidly and formed instead. ! need
nS, s,ou ' sa' so ssssuy the ouns rcpup
can party on It's uium2hai march. Your presence
here ,yss satisfactory - aaswe a0s ,v gsUves sa saa
son against this country. (vehem nt applause) And
in what does the danger consist Benceforward slavery
shall rule exclusively 10 the pocz OF this tnion, wiie
freedom shall be starved 10 death ike miserable, dss.
ybed Cinderella. The future OF this country shall be
shaped BY the will Of minority OF shareholders tree
migration shall be soIped this Union shall be compelled
trample into dust the principles which constitute the
elements q m pOs sness nun s,rsnr sna 70 @bSs as9s ys
with our combined efforts have 70 meet The
danger Is not OF new date, but the pcrc eDouglas
administration and the Nebraska nfamy have brought
TO crisis. Never before did Il lead the country 20
the abyss now. II We did not know u, our op
poncnis tell plainly enough that The slavery question
Il the only real issue in American politics. thai all other
political questions sink into nsighincance when compared
sse San @ ssvery ~ F,scdom Voe,tero"s appsae
Brute force right and Justice midevai barbarism or
modern progress, and healthy national developemcnt
(ChecTs) fneed not, sm OF that, advise you 70
vote for Fremont II would be useless waste OF tsme
for you all know wha, you owe to yourselves and 10 your
adopted country To rcfuie all the absurd lies and mis-
OF opponents iust unnecessary
would consider u AZ SYMPTOM o. weakne.ss 4 We
tlemen IL any one has rgh, TO face his opponents with
formal and energetic act q impeachment before the
high tribunal Of humanity, u is the republican party.
the speakers tonight act as public prosecutors, and
agree at once on a verdict 10 be nunciated the
fourth OF November. cannot be my intention 10 roll
mp before you the catalogue of all the crimes committed
by the democratic PARTY the short time allowed 10 me
would be wholly insufficient 10 do that But In consider,
ing only what has bee pcrrerated within the last two
years, allow me TO point 20 one crime which appears 10
me has not CT been characterized In such terms u
deserves mean the stematca corruption OF tho public
conscience and Of political moraltya corruption by which
the called democracy is endeavorng poison
sent and future generations In the Ars place.
mocrsiic party jugged away by doubled faced sophry
the political inheritance former period then again, By
shaping It's acts by hypocritca double dealing cft
open door 10 den yng all that the people had been per
suaded to consider their real meaning; again. without
nnching destroyed the same principle which but two
years IL had proclaimed a. the only nnal solution Of
the slavery question: finally, has thrown on the
very last show Of conscent0usncss has torn down The
scales OF justice and denies that th exists autho
rity beyond its own arbitrary and csprcio ~
dictates The democratic party has alsihed the public
conscience and melted 90 civil 10 you ask me
for the evidenccS Here u "a In two wordsNebraska