The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-30
Lesdlng Editorials frOm The New. VOrk
Papers This n,raiIg.
GERMANY AND TnE r,irEn STATES.

GERMANY AND THE Waited STATES.
Prom n- T-itr~r
The London Times is profoundly ptuDI ot
having q announce an Iuarr sing Il .u,uI for
United States bonds ia G.r ..uy. Ar.u' 8 week
beioIo, i had spoken with uucrucyl,.t joy Of an
anxiety that began TO bc % rr.,ruug tue .Ifcty
Of such iuyc,twCut now must 3 .uut tu,t tni,
anxiety has rapid y passed u,ly, u.d tuIs ".ht
business Of lhc last few uay, ne, p.ru very in-
porant "a grcut many small ordar, for invest.
ment having been executed"
All the efforts Of The Times mi of lnIrci
papers in England and Germany {, crra.c . su,.
Iiciou In the minds OF the q rusu pc - c res stt-
ing either the honesty or the su.yancy ui the
United tatCs Government, have Prove frui.lcsg.
Inc mass of tue people nave CUuu tuuts IN tu0
restoration Of the Uuiuu, udd thH ait.i ut tue
country 10 meet all monetary ou tEatt,u,
AnOthCr exhibition OF tue syuumeut, of the
German people respecting the L tIu 10 styuu IN
the continuous flow ut GyrmuH vm II 40 iIu 60 thus
country. The emigration trDu Ireland IA, vt
late somewhat decreased, uud Euglt,h papers
triumphauuy tell us that It yi.t su.u tltbgc.uer
cease. The number If Germ ,u omigrlns sapws
as yet 10 decline, aud trus w'r h' ,'syuuts 'rO
Germany assure II, thht th &C. are zen, { tlII-
sands OF industrious mechanics aul lhI prvrN wIO
aie eager o. settle m the Uutcd SiIte, IS soon
as they can command the funds &c iulred for the
voyage.
r.
many entertain of the Uutrd state, lnd thur
appreciation Of the rare adyuitIyi, ShCh here
offer themselves TO the industrious itblrer, ArO
largely que TO tue ample and H:curit6 IuiOrmt-
tiOn which they receive from t1C ntul educalcd
German CitlEons of the United ST. es Aithp hpuRl
the German population In this Cpuntry Is arOIt
eqr ally divided among the two Rfeat political
parties, tie immense majority Ut thI.e wuJ,
either in the old country or nHr', nave dIstn-
guished themselves, are decided and uuconprD-
missing opponents Of slavery aud Vt the slave
power.
They are represented by nun rous papers
Thus, the City of New York has anti slavery
dailics. 81. Louis ,, Chic 20 2, Gin iunat aui
probably few other ciries 2 " tie Palltdrphit,
Buffalo, Pi,tsburg, Indianapolis, Newark, D.
troit Milwaukee, Louisville, b tlmbro New o.
leans, aud Others have az least one dLly etch.
The number OF weeklies is OF course, much
larger. 10 the intluence which tn papers
exert upon the German mind must b. added tue
numerous American cor e'pDnduut, of the press
of Germany. Almost all the l'tdIug German
papers have here special CIGre, ,Ou lent; aud
although, OF course, the ID D'm 'cratS are alto
geth,T uurtpIc Cutcd among thom, the Reb sliUn
ana slavery have hardly auN advOctt =.
But II II not only the Germ n A nCrCIn press
and the American RESP ndeurs Ut cue German
press which supply Germany WI Il Hnpc intjr-
NATION on the United AtCS; the war uL5 also
produced "a considerable uumner Ut u Ipks. VI tuy
of the best American works On the Sir nave . en-
translated, and in addition to tu,m u large mum
ber Of original works have oeon published.
Among the latter VIC men ion, in par Icdldr, n
work by Dr. Douai, formerly tue Cd'tIc Of an
anti slavery German paper AZ tu Ant 'nip, Texas,
and now the director OF German araiemy al
HobOkeD, n. ].
1t Is entitled "Land AMI People in tue Union"
and has been very fayOrahly received 10 Ger
, many, where the author is stil veil rem IN
bered as prominent member OF the progressive
party OF 1913. Although some OF the Hu hpr's
views will be strongly objected 20 by may OF
all Of his American readers. his work lie ,Cribs5
with convincing accuracy the CJhh t IL tue
Uniteu States between the "Pdrty " CIyI'H l.
tion" and the roactiOnary party the slIya
power, the disastrous effects OF tue liberation of
slavery, the working of tue Democrats ns:ltu-
tions IN the free States, the great aigIuta ges
which the Union offers to Germ an inm RraI Its
With regard TO our war; il predicts win uI.aigeT-
ing hope the triumph OF the cause OF freedom
over the Rebels in the South and the pro- slavery
cOnspira,or5 in the North.
On the whole, il is safe 10 maintlin that the
people of Germany are well informed On tnt
character of our Institutions uuI tue vt-tucsS d
our resources. Though immense elf1.ts are
beng made to divert the overflow "t Germ Il
emigration to other countries, it may hU re
gaTded as certain that Germany vii con iuuc, {
many years TO come, to send over thousands .
STURDY laOorers and mechanics 10 the UuitoC
StRtes.