The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-25

THE WAR FEELIyG IN THE CITY.

The Enthusiasm of tho Tenth Ward Ger
mans-,Iass Meeting in Essex Strcct-A
Ward Organization TO Collect Funds FOR
Prussian widows and Orphans.
AT a mass meeting of Germans in Essex street.
on Saturday evening, central organization for tne
ward WAS created. with W. Gellman a. President,
B. Stern as vice-Presdent, Ferdinand Appel as
Treasurer, and w. Woiz Secretary. President
Gsllman delivered an address, recommending that
the Tenth Ward should be divided into forty eight
districts, each with room for headquarters, where
.hey should meet weekly. He suggested that man
should be appointed In each district to collect money
toward aiding Prussia In the impending war. lie
then enlarged with force upon the righteousness Of
the Prussian cause, which was not that Of Prussia
alone bot OF al Germany. An overwhelming effort,
he said. should be male to crush the French usurper
Alter speeches BY Vice-presiient Stern, Mr..
Sc Lmutter, and Mr.. WOLF, resolutions OF sympathy
with Fatherland were adopted, and it was resolved
TO collect funds for ne widows and orphans OF all
German soldiers who may perish in the war.
TUE HUDSON CITY GERMANS MASS MEETING AND
ADDRESS TO KIs0 WILLIAM.
The Germans Of Hudson City net last night ia
the Hoffman House. and had large and enthusias-
tic meeting. Andrew LEIGH WAS elected President.
Alter a few Introductory remarks from The lresi.
dent the Hudson city Sangerrundo rendered the
German National Hymn, the Sentinel on the
Rhne," Professor 0rauert was the first speaker.
lie SAID What Is II that this moment awakens the
ing bid farewell to their OLD fatherland' 1t is
something that concerns all Germany; II Is her life
or death struggle, 1t is not about King; it ia to
save Germany. lVociierous applause We want
Germany TO become what we dreamt OF her In our
Youth; and who dares 10 sny she has not that rghtf
Not France, through Napoleon, which has always
been governed by Popes, tyrants and tho military,
Napoleon says to Germany, So far, and further,
shalt thou go :, and at the same time lie tick los
South Germany because she hates Prussia. But the
cry Is now, Only one Germany [0reat ap-
piausol II Is not king William, who has snot down
many Germans, with whom We symOalhizo, although
lie Is tie proper o1dcr now but unite for strong
and united Germany.
That we are loyal to our adopted country no one
can DOUBT. While we owe our allegiance tu this
country, some oi tie old love for tne stheriind
ing that tho porpctuntiOn of NAPOLEON means large
armies and oppressed Industries. The pcrpetuatou
OF Germany IA for the bonolt OF mankind aud
Europe. lNoci erous cheers
An address 10 the German people, and signed by
almost al, present, was adopted amid great cntlu-
siasm The address Is to be sent to King William
After some able speeches by Mr., GaubrrciL aud Dr
Litze., the meeting adjourned with cheeTs lor tbs
success OF fiatbelland,
MEETING OF FRENcHMES THIS EVENING
Mesers De Comeau, =. G. Duchochois. Bgougu,6le
V. IOrtwengler, Beniud. Prof Millct Naable pc,Ie
Flamant, Vatable Ills, r. ParsSot T., Gerdy, De
Gduaue, and others invite troncLmen TO meet in
with a yow OF raising funds Tor the widows aud
orphans OF French soldiers who may fall IN the
war,
MASS MEETING or BROOKLYN GERMANS
The BROOKLYN Germans have mass meeting in
Grlu'cgcins Garden, on Fulton street, this even
Ing, to give expression to tho sympathy OF the Ger
mans o! Brooklyn WIN Prussia IN the grcal coRi,c'
cousin, aud other influential Germans are eGpectcd
10 address tho meeting