, 1864-03-30
A!Rep1y from L. Urcntano. Editor OF
the ZeitunG, 10 mc8srs. KHoblesdorG

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your Saturdays issue You Published reply Of
Col. EEoblesdorT aud Heinrich Binder, publishers
Of: The Chicago telegraph, TO communication
thr rad gentlemen take occnsfon to lavish come Of
Their nsrsl personalities agatust the 1uHois Saas
z,t1tgrg Thee 1s Re1sopslts. sss entirely N
made responsible for anything that an ian Old
Abe German" chooses to communicate to your pa
bnder q a. atsE asant M
notf Stdats Zeituna. through the columns Of your
widely circulated paper, you can certainy not deny
tn answer TO teme or the statements Of aIcssrs
knobcltdorf and Binder. The meeting of the
RadiG4i Germans-as small faction Of the German
EsguIlieans boattin:ly cali themselyea-has bsen
held. and The resolutions passed and the speeches
made on that occasion, which you have published
IN to-day's THnusE, ehow that you wero moi very
wrong when you, In your editorial remarks epdke
Of certain destfuctlves who arc trying to stir up
ssdon ond breed dlseotd In the ranks Of the party
osfea q a d ,5 tSe E
GelMsns ought to endeayor to achie.e practical
aRnsten OF ther pstnehtle At the Baltimore
posed by Casper Bntz and Theodore uielsshei,
and unanimously laid on the table. So we read III
ths GRsaSG s.w
one Of the Vice Presidents aud Heiarieh :Mnder,.
the chief editor or the said paper, was q member
q m ,he Committee, which reported the resolutions
THE Chicago telegraph had for three days Pre-
Mous 10 The meeting urged the Germans to assem-
was seconded eneretleally By the German
cepperhe I'D rspcr caned The th!cdQ, N!!on. fthis
ePlrasy" then youwere. certainly right in calling
the Chicago 1esoreph The organ Of such conspt- :
! As to tho question of who founded ind sup.
ported the Chicago telegraph, your correspondent,
sn old Abe German, in Bay1ng that It Mas done By
Ge,man govsrnment s9lders, Is rot quite
means by which 10 buy tie Chicago. Taz1Toph-icr
the benefit Of Hon. 1eaac y. Arnsld !. bit moi
s 9n,y German GoveE9ment officers, contributed to.
holders and other citizens of american birth :.
lavished their money freely on an institution which
na 1Sfs q as b fsg up pSa1 sss99 t. tss
order Of Gen. Burnside, suppressinx the Chicago
Times WAS tesGnded, 4 meeting was called By
Attorney Larued, to raise six or seven thousand
ns &C. d.S = ed r@ps
these funds mention Tic names of, hon. Isase
=. A;fnold .a; %lo By his action IN regard te
Ztatung, Collector Luther Haven, Assessor Peter
rage, nquoE lnspeetoE lamperta, Collector George
Rean eo aspaoeF M +
Augustus Boyden, Joel u. Wicker and Others.
1t is not six weeks since Hon.. George. ".
tIAkE WEE 1pqlQ4cutQ W CQl. hnopltSQofn, ana
,arked for some pecuniafy support, but was 1atiy
denied, while VIM. l. Church paid him SO. Ihold
lof the contributors received, and which be very
kindly has offered me as documentary evidence.
Certainly, loyal citizens Of Chicago will 4
money 10 support IN opposition paper against The
Illinois staats ZeltHng, when they see that this
money is used ITO STIR MP sedition aod breed dis
the lKlaois Etaats Ztitua1 Is making every effort
ito keep up harmony in the party and secure it's
Messta. .Kuobeladord and Binder say, that the
NHots GaaEs Zeitus1 has {preyons to the nesting
last Saturday not uttered syllable about Its Oh
the meeting uas total failure. ''-s~
Publisher and Editor Of the Unott Stoats Zeitung.
Chicngo, March G5th 1854, =