New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12


an eoo,eot tribute 70 Cad Shurr. whose advent az
politician in Americs he thought was ndies'ive Of
new order Of things in tho potie life OF this country
W. sor,,is, .,flt I'm Geie and In der wshrbets
K.nn fr-l~r Manner Wort 9ad Th. s -. tSa.'a""-
Ihr rsekerr KsrIpsn far aes Oeetes hsrhr't
IN h. A., schiEer Fr-unde s-id ~in togHsn-
Tie Hon. GEo. BANCROFT responded. AMER y
aianza Of grsetn g in German, he continued IN rnS.
The festival Of Schiller was festival right! eo'siu
cred the festivAl OF freedom. On nsr'sniur n.,o
Luther Wa horn; on Martinmas Eve De.cares per
fected his philosophy; $50 years thereafter SchheT
wAs born and te-iay had shone on schiller ies'
tes in Moscow had followed Schiller festivities al tie
Danube and crossed the Atlantic 10 nnd them 'nrougu
out tire iand from New-York TO San Francisco ZAP,
plausel Here certainly the honor OF Schiller would
be safe And why did the world stop three days TO
celebrate the anniversary of Schiller He was great
~ historian dramstist lyric poet, critic, ana phios
ouher But not alone intellectually great. Where III
any par, of the world such friendship Schiers
Schiller and Goethe gave TO the world the most perfect
example of freedom, the one soaeng and inspiring the
other II the glory OF Schiller that be, above All
o,bers had rendered Just tribute 70 woman. He had
set before the world the gentleness and dignity and
beauty and loneliness Of woman no other ever bad
done Let us look forward for 70 years and imagine
the glory and freedom OF the nations and BRING =
hoeh for Die Deutschland der freIhcf de sEtseh-
land der Zakunf. Loud and enthusiastic appiausel
In introducing the sixth toast Mr.. BIERwILIH allu-
ded TO the 20 900 votes given for Mayor to Mr. Tie
mann, a son of German father and German molher
s Die Stzdf Nsr- York
Nayor TfEuAss responded. in English. he sald
that New-York WAS the third German city in the
world-6rst Vienna, then Berlin, then New-fork.
And be must say be found the German population very
essy 10 govern. The Mayor told his story about the
Scoiebnan who claimed that he had better right TO
this country than native, because when he and MA
wife first SAW it their hearts leapt for jey, while when
the native first saw it he cried Laughter and APP
pause.
Schiller u-d G6ths;
Mich sueu
Du die Gotheit getrunken.
Define Gotterkraff wars die DIR
der Nektsz errsnG
DR. Lowe in response, gave an eloquent apprecia'
ton Of and delicate discrimination between, the two
great poets of Germany
The remaining toasts were;
G. HaaSsg rad Gerkehr
Gent or docb an sein schis knaps. dss
Cute sich
Mr.. KusHARDI responded in very low tone.
Fhre, die Pruen. sie feehteu uud weoea
Himmsche Rosen ms rdi.che Leoeu
Flechten der Liebe beslaekendes Band
D- HysscHyLL responded, also in very low tone.
His remarks excited much leyity in his immediate
neighborhood.
TO- Die Frezds." .
seid umschungeu MiliOnen
Mr.. KARL responded, and the Band gave the march
Of Beethoyen's Ninth symphony, An die Freude.'
Songs and volunteer toasts prolonged the festivities
TO an early hour. -.
nesses Of the fact that at II p. m the AIR OF the ban
quet ball was unpolluted by the fumes OF tobacco.