New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
CIV. RLlNRER ,SD THE GERMANS.

IL ns Jei0'0f lhs ~ IrosnH
SIR: Wien the people Of this Republic were csiiea
ea TO 2LoJ ID. law Government and crush Gu. The rebel!
lion 3p Goo Gorlaus promptly 1bsysd tic call and s~eiel
e Of arrn,s ih- nsursl desire of the German
population Tie coultry The German element o. ;nr
army coi So. la "a =, sar practicable ,.hed ~ ;hs
Dovsauer the extent Of forming German Diyi.ion in
our al1 o. .ie fs.ouar aid splendid opportunity
thereby Offered for prsgus German Legally and military
y~r Tho ..si Of which tie Dysioa coast' f. all that
could be deed lmproviar such opportunity srrsy
o. noble patriots iu the .nAs Of our armies.
Great the rorilca OF Oe Aea We became
arsfs hg IN the uausgus d that division had reason
tu,prc want o. honesty o. purpose sid integrity Of char
.c-r a. hrs the med be diposiioa asiud o. ts
adpg forbe publicly discu,sins the mprOPre.ies
u the CEMENT o. the Diyslos cngss thers any
reasonable hop, tint stop would - pus them without til.
nece.sty of pupc espo,urs. The srusna al
srd practices howeger continued snd grew % such
extent thi, Il felt 10 have beooms imperative duty
erng The guilty before proper tribunal duty we owed
to dignity citizens, Germans sue To have Kept
silent any GER might uuusy have been construed into
Indifference net .cit approuAicu. proper Of ,h
aud day si.hed with tie Germans every iaeEs,on
keep from the sle Of the public the unworthy teusc'oa'
one Of her counuymen lie bead Of tie Division
Aye the vsry ol ts beings German would he coass
tu.sd With them an all the powerful md sufficient
foa very decided oppression Of public opnion sher Par
even tbsy could h,ve b.sn orsotfu that 8, sueh tines II
ever Is these Of nstious peril and calamity the countrys
~ss sud Interest mn' 70 the paramount con.israsa with
every snd loyal citizen add 49, day indeed viii be
r. ibis Repuhc when say portion u cr sgusI be pros
u.ued he selfish objects Of unpncled sd'en-
Whaa, any tribune 10 challenge I'D ~ihout any I'll
bursl 10 bring him 20 eonds punishment.
TIE reputation Of Louis Benlsr TOO notorious ,mous
Germans nos 20 I'll them with disgust when a. the tune the
q
.ssot -smp.to make hise, onspicgoui by .eIies .!
chs.ieries which cuniuatcd fn4y 10 that ,ochh Pc
ceson scnae.ion Of Goa Mccleliu'. promotion 20 the
hiyhe.l military command. While the be, OF olr Go man
military moa and among them plain honei sud brave ssc
with truly republican simplicity, sought distinction boz
which Il 60 De the battle ked Louis NienkcI dun'
gahed himself by Of lsronsdes costly binguoi' ded
euont pleasant variety Of dawiue exploits and 'ue
lao chiefly o1uhnils his activity he orong aide o. Tue
Potomac Why, Il "a Louis bleuter OF whom Il Is sAd-s
story by usans improbable, and certainly chsrse'eo
o. tie mast the lIor party az the " he
N, usr bee sgceluly bent snse aud ~h VHr'' a.
.uty oftfsd Mrs President Linoons strawberry a. 'H'
point Of hii terrible sw.fi
1he pc-sa,t.l~. of 4 Louis benAer remsuso 'f'he'
ulnuu,.eis.d BIZ n,,s the Gefmsn public were concerned
snd wheu s promotion % .idier'h.p bryan 70 De ~
uoel r..ttt Osui.ns demonstrated sga'r" me pro
pie of .rcb orcoton yeI ally - wen IS ~ letters
Co ,,dt Members o. Congs" tone OF them rsn'
Oefu-l ccors 81 Ns"foh 9 Oh" o. he ssn'i'r. Oh
tho latter slste aid in he public press i@' Neo Yorker
D.r,at fo- .,snoe leading CONAN sew'paPer, said c.
Che 2y.h o. Jolly, Ia ressid u"
.t.i..,,f CHI name o. Gennsns, Of our noble
,,a al ~ ',er N I've oruy u ths Republic sD-osd 40
hope M. his ttcrey an ite lnmoi II IS Ho vac
r..a incent matter in itscibut 70 4 TIE wela's
aud NE ~ nor forr Conan trocpr which Il involved l.
- d. l., ..,,ti.r . The GERMAN element tbe couL
r rfo,.u.co With erlsgsablo unsninity against ih'
p's6otion Of Col Becker because hoy Arrow
H., bn, In wsn They snow ihst he la'ss svsfJ
svsllGcs.lsn leJ such hga Ts re'peasis.s ~