, 1864-10-23
Gbifaqo Iribnne.
= SUNDAY. OCTOBER g. 1874.
THE CITY.
GERMAN UNION MASS MEETING,
An Enthusiastic Observation-Disclosures by
Gov. p Koerner, Hon. Johs Wentworth,
and Laeut. Cor. Hoffman.

Re01Uu4 OulO0 IlnMp1 over ucseou AAu 80
.dred evils. 4 meeting Of loyal German e'nheps
had been called at Turner uslI to 1stco ~ w
lnjal utaesances OF patriotic trcedomlox "a 49, g.
AID ere the appointed huuE for eatheaoe @ oaa o.
r1ved The hody Of &bc vprt hi1 was Atofahy p'eheo
with lo,al. carneet, enthusiastic men' Comprising
a solid pbslAnx to met ano osn3 aet" .Ae ~
.aran,s ~ rtn,o1u End National unity. In the
galleries wc noticed large RUNNER o. ls1f iso'es'
,hn.e en.rkltne eyes End thusiastfc faces lent
ham 10 tbc procccd,n. whIch woru have other,
%irc been wanting. Base Cooperneids- VINO nsd
fonoly hoped 'or and propbeatd the t.linre Of re
nnocTttk1ne. wers stfnek overwhelmingly with the
tcsun, and eyed the xsst ssesu'elage vita cnvious
disgust They had unfo1tuua.tlt forgotten The
f.a tut when MsE Gsne.a1 Ese@oni ,d.ca's dpa rs
supporting treh. onusfe, dlshonorahie pi4ce los-
Ing, dnsrrace to.honfder.s,rap-, and hts mtnions.
o19 II sapssrted ID. only anar whom tie Inherent
love Of freedom po-seeeed BY every German, told
s 9s 1s i1s eh.s e our
German ferlow.cltlxeng: their Votes ntxt NoFem'
ber Will swell the overwhelmlng majority to be
4, Il he Connect cement or the meesins the
+Nofth Side Nide~A ~sfea, l!FsZe And 1mposng
l,ody q men, eD'cted the hsl. nesota e. % aae
de1ipc ch. css OF the Aouience. Among their
tr.ptpatet eIcs We noticed one. received with
cheers vt c'crer It WIS carried when ooss aoe
s.N.rth Side Widn, awake.,"
UltE anu tuE uEAEuL
Among the tofch.hcarcre were large number
OF thoee noble patriots she "4tn Itnols 4n1aoas'
and mt nabcIs II u1hri Untvu rreinente-
The meeting was called 10 os1tI By. a L. deea'
Inc. Ed. wilt, aated Lieus CIV. Hoffman as
Cha.1msl which noMinstiou ~ss en1hus1sssacal-
ly rnttd. By the audience, -,.
fntrotuced Uon. Gnstava4 Kuentr, who WAS re-
celvcd with mspites atibns ot The widest ap-
puuee, and who epuke In Gcsnan soos'a01a4's as
ioloFs:
covrnA or rnFcSEn
We are eoue four year, cDEaCed in terrible
was The people uf the UnI'ed States hsve made
every sacrifice H. hood sbo treasure we nave
esal thing Ne have nthicyed treat mary victories
aid arm.e. hive penetrated TO the heart o. the
enemy's country. our ar1nies hav- surrounded ,he
rebel chIi'ai. Charleston II nntting more thah 4
hctp Of ruin. nnd evesv where &C tyf Eainta upon
the rebels. The ioretsu powerr.. who at time
showed scne n an intention 70 interfere m onf
struggle. ha.e come tn The CONCLUSION that they
onghI Lot 10 iDte1n,etdic.
We are tow OF the eve Of Fretideaiial elec-
.tion, whote tmtona' C one could Presall npoa
me 10 eppea1 puhlic -peskef. ION can not
and vii no: expect Of NE thtt fhsll indulge 10
partiz.p *arfrre s'n q here not sts r3etS nan.
aithoush b shal nut di-guise that my feelings sre
with the Repunifcsn parry. OF which vas mem.
bcr IRON The very found r'oa OF this pirty. /
ars tG e epnk s1 = q ah ua1n
the warcr1re, 81 TO bring over TO our cause such
of upr nppurt1ts a. are On snisltd by the 1asues
THE Wide a &ske procession here erteted the
Hall. A{ltf order WEE yestoltd the speaker con-
ttnued.}
Tnc aprxarauce Of this noble bod5 of Wide
AEaLes I'll my heart with joy, but, 1t the sane
time, 1t wxktB mp .be m -mory Of msuy noble
young v ha hclonRed, 'our years ago, to the
society Of the Vice A~sEes, and who LETT their
THE speaker Then alluded to the importance OF
the impeuditg z election. He mad no doubt that s
defeat II tbe un,of party. on The 8!h II Novem-
lost III lhc het The Baltimore platform,
declares 1t 10 be she unty Of thu Goyernmcnt
10 de+uoy The n btlou ana re-tore ,heUnion. [sp-
p.euetl the Union tEted from tue cure o. slavery
Iappi-use} the rial cnusr Of the rebel ion and ee.
cestion. TIE Baltimore platform dec arcs that It
ts the du,y OF the people to cxtr4ate slavery By
GpDtutuutnhl Amendment. II takes bold etnnd
ocalnEt any desire OF foreign powers to intermed-
die IL the affairs Of thit conttnent. tApp!an.e.1
The Republicans In Baltimore have acknowledged
that emigration has hclped TO haild mp tnts coan-
try. and that emiurH1iou ought 10 be ENCOURAGED.
These are III eubttAute the prlnciplee upon which
contest Let V Is How no@ compsre 9 sisS il tbis deeass
senbled 1t c'icsro under tbe name and style Of
Democrats. They say that this war te failure,
that The Administration Of Abraham Lincoln y Is
Afai1ure, that the VET ought to bt stopped, and
fsst an aFnirnse ousht 70 be offered to the reeels
ior1ncr t'mes ii vas the Democratic pity, Which,
Goctrine: bnt the cnica:c ptsi>ortn III shines % by a
wonderful stiffness ab"ut Ibis soctr1ne. Ana ahY
tsi rot simply lecs1rc tie 1sbes lnox for iose,cn
Intervention az la-t resort, aud the l4emuc{sIs
who eympathlze With thEir 6ontarra brethren,
would st once be .eady srd willing sh ecnu an am
bassAdor 10 Vera CTuZ, BIG Ackno osstage tue y0npG
aplig Of Aueu1a as Emperor u Meg c.. The De-
mocz1t* Vi lAKsH prclenoed 10 be Ihe best aye, ths
only friends OF Ihe IoleigLers who csue 10 this
county TO enjoy the blessings Of n5erty and free
institutions. Bns the Chi:seo plauosm, unlike
that made at Baltimore, has not word ol gu
courare ment for The aauptea cttzcns, nor tor The
emlgIanL The reason IL obvious. The emlz zrau.s
belong chiefly to the l4boriIe claaaes ihe5 are
fsee lAborers. aId ~ rueh. Iatnr4l!y oppnecd t.
the = stem ot labor Wbich uLcetuce the pecula!
Institution O! the South.
The spesker then proceeded to show the fright.
11l and 1catrucf3vc contt quet ces OF dlssouuou
Of the Ultou end ref RED to wnat the ar1.tocrais
press of EuruDe judges Of +uCh an event thai
the efeat Un.oD eoud not orIg be divided In t~o
but IN teur. hSe or more weak ana ocpendrni con;
warfare amongst themselves. The speaker Wa.
Ii Europe vheu Lncoia't grcst 'Proc' smation d
tbe ibera ciasfet Of Europe licked Ut our % strus
ele when the opinion Vas Prevalent toas she only
Object Of The var YES nolhius more than tns
coon ~ this rluraour and ignor.al document ap:
peased, l.ubic oPin1o1 in Europe chsn:ed
xon0e,n ry e,.,t5a .1ss h2 Of
poWcrs who o,d not dare TO takp sides with 7e,e
who had oecsfed war 10 the Union In order to
save the cured inttttuuun OF human slavery.
They did rot aate 70 uncertuke anytninc against
q Government which WINS I,ledtcd 70 destroy
slavery aud made the Declaration OF Independ.
They Won. d bare 1,st ed popular outbreak, witch
nigh. have swers .he,r thrones like the Ieavo, Of
'sthe trees BY an autumn e1o,T. ,1 !Applsuse1 1ne
the War. were unanimously and ma.naninnously
willing to suffer any amount Of hardship rather
The lsborrrs Of B.rc.lopa, when they heard Of the
proelamxton, resolved to think the President to1
This glorious ac1- Their address was eplsndld
1sme., incioeea l. ! nassiacent ,nahorany boz
and q. nt to the speaker 10 transmit to the Prest
s ss'!.rs sppsss,e TIE snease5 syse,
ol the land, zrd be dlo not anu one single German
With the exception Of Iarons ana ar's1ocrats, WIKI
wish Us victory and tnMRph. [App'anss.l tn,
liberal mastes Of Gcrmtrr are VITO us, bec.ut'
Ltncoln'e proc amati"n gave assurance thst III
people oi tie uLitsd States did under
struggle, % l1 ana sI'4l were sas' Ns nshans sn fo
unlye5a4l liberty. Stormy app,ause.l Our eoun
told then there were German citizens in Til
county who BELONGED to The Democratic party
claimed liberty to lie oppresred men They roi'
not believe there we're Germans here who eympa
thlzed with men s1eal@rs snd wonen.whippert
The speaker paid htea compliment to our gnl
liant sooters. who not only on the battlefield
sacrifice tns.E bssrt,s blood aud e1tler the haEdshp
Of camp life but who are also willing md ready Il
do their full duty aa citizens at the polls, ~ tae
Just now have Morep IN Pennsylvania. Ohio an
MARYLAND sne eonc!aded sIth s,os,ne sp2sa
the Administrator in IT. efsrte to e8ge the com
try and liberty. By 70 dotrg they would contIt
butte to make their ccnntry 10 TACT and tEnth TIT
land 81 the free hLd the nFyium OF the GppresteG
OF all nations. tApplausc..
HON. JOIN WENTWORTH.
Hon. John Wentworth, whose entrance into tht
next introduced lie thought the meeting besors
him looked like olu timtt. 1t ~ns i meeting O
The right kird. oLe which will intamloete the oD
ponents OF freedom he hoped tnet this will b
the smallest meeting they would have between
nov and Eovem Der. Tor it will show the soldier
that we Of the Eur.h have bAl ots which Bympa
thize with their htl cts, lCbeere.] ReRard1n
the late draft the spealE taid tnat many v1iaan
men hM to buy them of, to let them stay a
hong aud attempt to kill THEIR deliSeftEs At th
ba1lot-boxet ne1t month ne hardly belief ed IN Ii
way they had got oct OF the DRAFT He eatd: lie
aud lot our opponents look out for 1hemReres-'
II, however, they could get Cop.,erhead TO 20 Il
The WIZ, 1t woula cure his copperheadiem. for n
three yesEs' volunteer comes back other than q
ultfs 4abolitionitt Even the dtaft hat eItrct.ed
good influence on Dcu,oc1as IN one was, and tha
Tas the negro question. Three months ago Dem
:; cIat looked with Eupreme d!egust upon a -
picce1, bat noW negro can 60 ~ substitute
he has risen In popular Cupperhea3 e:timatior
il tkinder halt-wltted," AID 70 they Will a!mos
This question .hc epeuker humorou.'y described u
: meeting, held few minutes preFlontly. In III
the Court uuuse Square, which be described as
collection Of tndivsduals WIN beesnss they hsy
pa1tits corrnpt, and Themselves the only hons.
collection, John Coulicky, he laid, with u fes
renegade Republicans, rnu that meeting OF th
purity system. The comtalt1ef OF the neetin
consisted q three cpperhesds, o1e Miller and
emblctns Of honesty and purity. he only Me1
fioped this fubject, me speaker continued, t
show his audience What men they mad agatns