New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
GERMAN MASS MEETING.

An imposing German mass meeting was held
in stenway Hall Saturday evening The meeting was
called by the General Committee OF the German Patriotic
Aid Societies. for the purpose OF determining means Ioi
eounteracng the change Of public opinion in this eou
try in favor OF the French Republicans Mr Oswald OF
tendorfer was elected President. He made brief ed
dress after which the Secretary Mr.. Perarcn, Ieau
list and Secretaries which was adopted
Mr.. Kemr0th then offered the fon0wlng Presnoie anu
resolutions, which were adopted unanimously:
since % fanSs aS9 Gs % Ss o e deeds OF
she eonsde IT, France reyerts IN all lie Eegs ae eu m
guile therefore has pay the Pns excuse for her
France her free viii indorsed the act Of her
% e will Of T she .,,15c y AID sfs s p, rs ehusso
the rsnt Germany should be enssved True 70
;sS sfS s so61oe sSfa *. var he sns without
she allied with the bsIbarous hoTes Of Anea preGpt2 2
brought defeat Ie Germany Of bsrOarOG. aggression
ssPom og & hse r. & from @ N. seaIy st.ers of her own
noralaon which victim Napoleon That
is The t 3 81 5oSs The fD Tt oR Ry' be % s bu
sacred du Of the German people 30 protect e against he posi-
Of sons the world Of morals and civilization exact o
the demOaildou Of france. ts therefore
Of sl German States esgc,e DELAY the ruieu Of Germany and
the unmped Of her freedom and indispensable 70 eaeh
and only and liberty unite! guard Germany under all
csotsed That While toe regulation internal affairs udputaby
belongs he French people alone m the original Faoa' & @ @ e
pablo has been proclaimed other French cities aer the
sc,d 1f Sst Germany hs. right obligation demand
for the future preservation u pAce
oU Of aisasc and ISrrsne the limits Of the Geru'h Ian
extend th h and principal OF these euarsntees
sc,e That confidently that the hg OF fqssa s
dT hi duty enforce this unanimous Gemaud of the German people
sacihce
ReS3lred the right to interfere in
Of the struggle Germany alone hss
repe the criminal stack Of FraDc her frontiers and therefore
alone entitled 70 decide The conditions OF pese
R'oisd Thai We army convinced that the GemsH people, as
unialted which they
have esnced IN tie vita France.
Resoioed That nnon prevent With s strength and
by power as M as the same may nor De
called for and presanpuous interference
An able address was then delivered bY MI Slgsmlnd
Kaufman the Republican nominee for the office OF Lieu
tenant-GOvernOr. Mr.. Kaufman alluded. in the com
menceent OF his speech 10 the great meeting held bN
the 1;erman-bOrn citizens at steinway Hall a.
AZ aIf' that tine declared war against their
tatheaud and all were in doubt and fear lest she was
too strong md wen prepared Now that tis iDsoent
bOastng nation had been overwhelmed by crushing de-
feat should any Interference be tolerated because the
French went through the farce OF procaming what they
call Republic What is this Republici Was 1t not
organized by the nbblc supported by mon
law, and existing by anarchy Germany was
fighting merely to dethrOne the Emperor,
but to conquer and humiae the nation which had pro-
voked the The German armies would not stop IN
cause the inhabitants had changed the labels their
doors. Germany would not lay down her arms until
lasting peace had been secured and until the provinces
which had been stolen from her had been Wlested rom
France.
Addresses were also made in the tenor by Mag
nus Gross cXOv solomon, the Rev. Dr. Van Hoist, and
others after which the gathering dispersed