The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
German Demonstration In Aid or the Ga.
ribsldi Fund-OratiOns, Music and
Gymnastic Exercises.


Gymnastic Exercises.
Wednesday evening there was "grand exhibition OF
eymnassc exercises concert and oratons at the German
vereln for the benefit OF the GArbald fund Tue gar
crowded by respectable audience aud portraits
of the defender Of italian liberty sale at the
trance Before the regular exercises commenced
the audience entertained with the performance of pa
trotic selections by the excellent band Of the society
Shortly after eight O'Clock Turner Huet,el made his ap
pe~rsnoe tho stage, which the signal for app
was an eloquent tribute 10 the worlds Ibcrstor,
He concluded By urging his hearers 10 freight the
ton and Koeciusko with munitions provisions 10 send
against the most hearss OF tyrans the Pope OF Rome
Tho Turner Ledertaei performed Gee appropriate 20
applaudcd. The pupils OF the Turnvcrcin, al OF whom
boys, then went through series Of gymnastc ex
ercises and tabcux. The agility and prec sion maui.
tested by these juveniles were truly remarkable and
fected great credit upon their instructors The members
Of the Turnveren then made their appearance 10 the
arena, and greeted with loud applause They per-
formed astounding feats some OF which We have
surpassed This closed the first par, OF tho
entertainment.
The second part was opened by NJ. Gustave strive,
who made . speech We understand that II was or the
suggestion OF this gentle that the Turnvereins
the exhibition. Mr.. Strives address devoted to
proving that Of liberty which ought 10
enlist the mpathes and active co operation Of al free
men he Thought that the time had come for Europeans
10 take firm stand In maintaining their rights and
liberties. The tight confined TO Italy, but he
predicted IL would ultimately spread al over El-
rope The Tuner Giee Club sang q glee, members
OF the ruroverein fenced with the oroadsword,
Turner Huettel detained q poem on despot;sm, and
the eymnastc performances completed the programme.
The audience did not separate I'LL near midnight.
handsome sum was realized for the PATRIOTS which
it IL hoped will faithfully applied 10 the patriotic OBJ
iect viii n enlisted the sympathes OF the liberty loving
Germans who met at yoks Garden. Copies o; the sub
Joined programme were freely distributed N the room
FRuSDs OF FREEDOM.
Al last the decisive battle q fre.om against despo
ism has commenced In the Old word Brilliant veto.
res heroic deeds, have aroused The sympaihies q al
friends Of freedom either hemhphere and the wrath
contributed 10y the benghted tools Of despolsm, aud
have been transmitted TO the Pops OF Rome.
All Roman Catholic bishors and clergyman In this con.
federation Of republics have been enlisted In the service
OF the direst tyranny Shall be said that Anefic
have lent aid 10 despots only but no, 70 the people
striving FOR their freedom 70 the Pope but not &c Gen
Carbaldi, the greatest hero Of Our century,
When the fathers Of this republic were strugg M Tor
Independence aud liberty many Europeans crossed the
oc..n cage 70 participate in the glorious var. Now,
The, tbe time La eorie render sery,e for service,
| and 10 ass STAT EurOie Ia con4aerlas ". uoer.y.
| To the powerful equalization ~ b,yoted Pcpish HE
rarchy III oppose re equalization Of free minds aaa
lei Is % every State In every city OF this coun.ry,
organize ccmmt;ees 20 solicit AID FOR tae warriors Of
The e-st ard prnelpa object IL 10 collect frn4s aud
arms f,- the rntopal hero OF italy. Toe rnders'ued
committee are prepared 10 receive a. contributions 70
wa-A tia. obeoi and 20 safely .oTwGd taa 20 Ceaerai
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