The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
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ly published all the military companies ard ssogsr
VereDe assembled about eight O'Clock the ,rnirg, at
the sseuben House, 29IBcwery, sne formed there pro
cessiou. which proceeo.d 10 the following ORDER
The Marshal or the Festival Phipp Enmerch, With MS
sdjassnis
The honorary members Of the casabns Rangers Company
IDe osrsDlpe Rapgsrs Fourth regime nt, Capisiu Oso
washington Blae Troops Filth regiment, Capt.. Vnsiaer
Band
All the drunners Of the fh regiment, with their he'd
drummer
New York Militia forming battalion composed OF IN
following companies
Jefferson Gsensdiefs Fin regiment Capt Hcppeubeiusr
Jefferson Guard, Fifth regiment, Captsin Raus.
Governors Guard, Sixth regiment, cspsa,a Muller.
Jackson Rifles, Tenth regiment, rsps Coumb,
President Guard, Tenth regtmest Cao'ao Faath
National Rifles Eleventh Teg D~nt Captain Ea.isoh.
Csptfal Comuittse-
The following sNpt y~sepe Olebia, "a ,hsoiA Ffeif
Ms0De'ohor, AaeIcssei., Msnperche-. G- msnis,
o.nveTeiD, soai,,erbsnS, US ssasusa I' "
sareer verene band Coeoord,s saoneIehor, CaciiiA,
(wsl.%sDsrs.; cs,u-s,., f.ss.ns: Jersey Guy,
s~nsef'a'oe' A's Tsna.rsSo, se''0anon' AonT'
Humorsaio end Drsuauc v-reWe, GsmhsuiA, Kfaksh-
LA, Frnhs,pn. Uik and Prcgress
Hermann verepe end Trinity lodge No l2, (ot which
q General sseu ben was q memter)
sseubss Guard, Fourseepih regiment, Capt Shopper,
seuben Rifles rbrteenth regiment, Capt rsrfondorf,
jackson Guard, seveory seemed reg nsut Capt Bruer,
(WllRmaburg)
The procession with banners flying, and the different
bares Of musc playing lively marcass attracted great
plumber OF spectator, who lined tbs streets ihrugh
which II passed. 1t went down ths B,-ery, through
Grand at,eet Essex street A. up tho fot of
Tenth street where several steamers ready to re
ceve tie ccmpsny, and abeut eleven O'Clock they
rived At Couran's Park IN Yagkvlla
rbs pax Is beautifully siused the Esst river apo,
tia Wsrds soe Rack Wells issp's aed ogess vita Hs
epacoue grsss p'as Of large ebsIowy
sxcel!ers ftlt fer ALL k'rts Of and
io tie cpAr air. Before the stately ~
BIZ e1seuc s,ope woinn g pas,,, s,a ont - d.soc4
ground, Nth tie eDt 60, Of the East aver favor
cd With coatrusi current o. fr@n ar
Before the exc u the festival began. the cssrent
ksnger rers and r,'l,ssy companies, eac, sro1ps-
sgart tho sbsoo~ bnse Tas, usdef white eis,
ornamente With barr sId other decna5ps etjDyss
themselves By drtkps Isger iesstg the estSoIes
they bsd brought with them or procured FROM tue
bsTers rcs.arrsn's which ha hesu established OH.
r"ut points eres, many ladies' Of all aad sizss,
0rtfsed IN their bat SoBtsy suiye, were s;a.,c-.
I'd al the rars, apd cortsio0t@d NJ y idr
10 erven the vsr'esstd er"ups spre-s tn psrs.
number OF them williogly s;o-ptel ioyiiici o.
dancing which, With ,ct,rruptiops, couuared
curitg the whole ume Ab ut t~o o'ouak tos sigrsi
given for the gspog Of thu fes,,va, va an
pourced ps TIE grsnme Or paipi very
all aud ubcopfv' TAB vieorc Lad be-n erectes
The use CT Ire rreasers Shch inme 'istes Was di'sc
wfb the members of the cormee Ard other psrssns,
which might well have ced their pa,e 20 the
Of The different newspapers, for whom sort e,
q
nusc and . very ven executed soug - The F,rssi'--
Pro:e,sor Fuster INTRODUCED, VINO addressed the
assembly IN tho following words
l wouid pay with my beet hearts blood the
hcror Of being Dunbered smopg the frat de'eo.
cers or the liberty and In dependence Of tbe
cour.ry. We ART mbled here TO German
festival In q fore'eL country but which has bec,ms
10 q cord bcns Ire festival tn which
called today devoted giorGc of
the German American soil steabep, born from
&c old rooe German family 10 the yea 1880, 10 Ssgde
hourg 10 Prufsis began biz military career at the early
nj Ia EetafuA fra nf
Irsgre. Nc NH ssed UEder Lieutenant 10 thu 1853,
he wss advanced To tue gsce Of premier al hs
Of tie seven war, curing which pri-
,cner BIZ tie Russars. Sc. a. liberty by ,ne Emperor
Peter be vited 70 eps meclfin the rsnss or the
sss,isn sI%y VIM the prsase OF h'es atvsncsusv,;
with drtr ctiun I'll the conclusion OF peace year
1893, when he LETT the Pruss.D ssrsics Aouvn had
tcrvtd upcer = kre, be never was sotaer; his
mind and besrt had remained Always open 10 tho
iieas Of freedom When the of tao risiug
Of the Auericsn coicpss ADD ~ theu dselAa,i u o.
moe pendeloe 10 Europe steGben, who hsa been
wssry Of the inactive lite ne obliged 10 lead i'm
ok,tiy conceived toe generous idea Of adng VINO his
military fxpereI ce, this young aud helpless republic 10
orpqueIug place smorg.t the indepenoert nations o.
The eastn. when be arrived hsre be found ny, but
only uporgAr,zcd without arms, and evoa
indispensable equipments. II Seubea brougn NJ
osder and Hilary oresozstoo into this body Of unsrcd
and became The right band Of the usrcus VAN
rston Here the speaker gave brief rkech OF his mi
uAry ourieg the Gar OF iudependerco and c,n
pced seubcn was al~aye smocgs, the foremost he had
In his us the bord OF those old Germans befure whom
tho Ron lefons had vembied and Gnay conquer
ed. BE here Agd a hore aud obt .ioed
IL a. The Price OF his blood He would have deserved
tas lorg $50 Americans Germans shoaid have
ertcscc monument 70 the bonor OF such but there
we're feverA aoies which this dea from 90
irs carried out The principal that dufug long
srsce cf time, the yourg republic Obliged by tue
osssy Of her pe-on 70 cevoe ali her esere, and activity
~ the acvecT~mrrt o. her Material resources Ser im
meDse rrcultivaied reeiors were - be ceared, and
usEtformfd gradually fertile and produ sve neds
ro~ canals and railroads 10 he 10
her vsst lance 10 commerce aud Industry But is
time, At lestt, the Germans living American soil
make good ter tns prooorcd iniastcc. We G.rmsas
ought 10 trgc what wo o~e own patton snd
her dsiinRt bbea snns they were 3ermsns who broke
Gown the hcasesyoke which weighs On mankind, thato
reg orst they Germans WHO threw dosn
tho yrgruy 1T Rome both the imperial Dsos The
Gernsbs, by distinguished Eoslsh writer, have bfen
oacd nation q tnins usv At lsas, that In
10 CHER country Ia sccocs 20 eagerly sought
syeeted for Itself AZ Germany No eoaze eise are all
brsr mrs OF pe srts sud,rd with equs dsvsoD ard ds
int ste GBtss smoost Germans. German mu-c sod
GtJpan a0Lg ere cheTtbso ~DcIovsr love VI buesopy
rem the scu or Toe speaker tsrmias'ed
with ner dng 10 bis country men 20 Ackoo~lcdgs
~hsievnr Trey may 6no Of sood aud igbt
ebsd df In their hcme, but 4, s'cop 10 ine
ns'a PysS eo as zen, nsn ~.
,ovnds. rhe aocept Germans orosn'e thnse who
bad proved oowalcs Let COR yooHg erls retes. tier
b. dro.Led (!mmerse cheers
Aer sno,hei song, Mr. GrsrA' srSr'E was ih!foducod
He Said
4 general exper epce that great isr gnlsbed
bsv6 vr u afsr being oesd az eveb y-ars ar
Yer their dcsh before th. serv Cos and their merits are
sixsys jupf 70 them Bot 70 ourselves let
pltveed oni pays tribute 10 ,bssresi toen OF oa'
raic' A., Goo q more worthy object 'nan tho
gor,Acacn az The 20 the past Il IL true also,
yrsx,s hy ueaDs Of their M got 'ressures pay ast 10
t.rrsfrse their CRY tha II their vurthy sn
cesto,s but they unable n immottsse oeprses pn
and befiGoci. Ouly free nsuoss arc able ~ psy ~
tho moi uests they elevate 10 their great nen, ;esr
srsttnoe ard W 10 them immortality. We
bsve here assembled 20 day 10 lay the Commission, BY
our .naii cvp,riousiop. for ssw-nu'nsp, vbca :. 20
celebrate TIRE memory Of Of our gresest msn, man
ulo fought the trsal struggle for liberty and sdcd mo
Young republic OF the United States n conquer ne inde
peasebce. Whist the reasons xhicn eegage US 10
erect monument To this man. Fret, the rte TIRE
bss scgaised Tor himself; and IN tue svcocd
peso berarso he The representative n 90 msry ether
WORTHY vaoveve men, who se blr spst their pl'Ol
in the srvs Gle csrty aud indeenderce ihis
ppbH. WHO dserrve to re bnrofed aud racbr,ed W
NJ No, u there Germans VINO partock 10 ihe isn,
for Liberty, there other Germans Who fought me
eco o. iyrsnty end oppression We csauo deny
the feet. bv, those unfortunate victims of Easopetn