The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-26
THE VAN FEELISa IN THE CrrY.

Last night our French citizens got their pa |
riotism up to the boiling point at Dclmonicos Fih
avenue restaurant whore an enthusiastic meeting |
was held TO express sympathy with France In the
European contest, and TO organize an Aid Society
for tho sick and wounded. Mr.. Gerds PRO.
sided, and explained the objects OF the meot-
ing Mr.. Tuohey, q Fenisn. then ENCOURAGED tho
Frenchmen, by extending to thom and 70 France
the sympathy OF Irishmcn In this contest. lie went
over the old rround OF tue gratitude OF America
toward France for Gen. Lafayette, and promised
Napoleon 10000 Irish volunteers. only asking for
them that they be placed under the command OF
Marshal Mcmahon, Duke OF Magenta Mr.. Tuohey
dwelt at considerable length upon Irelsads oppor.
tunity, and so Bforth. and several Frcncbmen, who
lost patience with him and tried to choke him down,
were hustled out Of tho meeting room ,, =,
France that they needed no martial music TO assure
them that they were united In the sacred duty which
army Of their own beloved France who are now go
nobly defending its gioriou. n,g. They hal no
ambition he said to kill any little Prussisns on the
Rhine but the honor OF Frsuce must be maintained.
The was inevitable; II bsd been long broodng,
for delaying Il so long Hut the sad necessity has
at last come. Tho concluding remarks or the
1--WE wrf b p.ss s
Mr. Lasalie. editor OF the Cowrrisr, having lived
men 90 closely united as they are At this time.
There are no orleanists nor Bonapartists among
tnsm; Ihey are All frenenmen .oaay, aug ,ney
They are not like the Prussians, enhsting men In
.nis eiy. because We know We hsve sumeien. men
susscrp1on @ @ % is, was opened. and over thou:
SAND dollars ,I was collected ,,,.., o,o,,o, .n
Executive Committee; Messieurs Meunicr, Cay lus,
yatabie. sr., yatable, Jr.. Lasale, joseph Tboron
Deimonicc, X. PaTisot. Thbsnt. Y. Feaeh,sa anger,
Joseph Strauss. p'ouville, Jules Bsen.l 81 Gau.
~ ,us orns.xs or rpooxIIS
| ~. o,"NSs ,"'. 80, y, - .ss 49,.
Ssp, n'a 10 Ve' d.mos,srs,. their s,roas Sympathy
for the cause Of the fafhsriand The Garden
was decorated with the American sad
ols,To,m wero Two moporpams "Ie,ps =" and
| "Waterloo" Doctor Bar,hehnep was elected Preei.
| dent with twenty Vice Presidents and sir feere.
tares: and olntions we're adopted symp patbizing
l with t}ermany reprobatinr Napol on and con sti.
| tuing . German Patriotic Society Tor the aid OF
wounded soldiers, and OF the widows and orphans
| aThe President then said In substance; d" Ne must
now express what il nne, most in our hearts II we
look back for one hundred years We see what
| strides the world has made Tor liberty. The Grst
| Iorsicln with his great misdeeds has passed away
| and his nephew is now trying TO initiate him. Ma
pole9n ,he THIRD says Germany shall no. nave tue
| eheersI We demand a united Germany 6pio-
war % or rishi and freedom. snd We. Scr sons viii
| not vithhold our ssuipathtes townnd hcr.
Gen. sigei entered uhd was received with deafcn-
| ~ Ct.n,r., a,sr.s.a, ,ha ,n..,in. c.n st..,
said
| Ice On. r,n,,on man rnde, anna 7, ,s IN he M
,rnnc %sr when Two sacS pcwerfu n.tIonS FTsneo
and Prussia engage in It. We stand here aud meet a,
cc We are not conerrned directly As Aniurc IN eiti.
ss wd"a HI ssS pras Tor etS ac a s6%s as
| do something tomorrow lie CHARGED Nspoleon with
being tie author OF the great CRIME OF the
~ "pc pcnnsi ~ ,S nconic o. ,hs n
Violated y BY oysfta.9wieg 4, and Ifse mpTderer
mrone tne ony nse Az eHpnolS on eommin comm "a snen
eonfcts OF Germany IRON the ovsrihrow OF i.ome the
rsloTmsIlon ot La6SI g 'ni. sOnGis! with &c 9sc
aud how Germany nevertheless hA: prospcred and
S,TGnE mn enough 70 oe Sap0e'n snd perhaps
| Inc ceneIM i eioIeu e'oquenlyl appea%Ins % 20 m n,'
issiets % IT, 70 CIV a '1sn gu, 'n n al ps,s, R.ys,U
| or " urenbergers, but as Germans.
he General was followed by Doctor Won Hoist
'V.s' oAN' :" ''n'
old country on account OF being subject 70 mitar,
Su.ies & have returned from here at The expense 9
seen IN the consurs once who are eager TO 90 baei
AUD nsh' 'or 'a'he''and'
HINT 'oH io'Su "hNAAn 'ohosoSs'
hs E1seu,e s COMMITTEE pru & oi .se , Serman !, fai n
professional capacity he can do So and the Govern
ment will accept him as such.
| rus PATERSON GERMANS ON rHx WAR PAru
| Aa large meeting of the Germau, OF Ps,er.on 4,
| Continental Hall iast evening, Mr.. Chenus va
| chosen Chairman, and Mr.. II. fager, Y. c. Keutt
| and Mr. Wahrenberger, secretaries. The Gesang
yerein, Turner'S and other societies intoruded the
speaking with some hne German music. Speeche
were delivered by Meshrs cGsius r. Goldstne, X
~ weiss, Louis hirs,hger, NJ. Munderllche, an'
,yx o,.u.s coxvsx,,o. m cu,c.oo
IT.. n.,o,,, comm,,,.. q, A.. o.rm.n. p.,,,o,,
| Aid Society mat last cyeninr IN Iiederlr.n, Hal,
| N, nsJIoIst md Mr. P.trssch xers eIscted sec,s
| ,.r,s. 81 The F.ecuii,e Committee and = c,ycnia
Mss ordered TO he sent ont inyitinS All kpSreS ss
| ,oc.sions . 10 sand dserstes To n Convention 10 n
| Lsid i'm Chic.go -. B Tine E.ecntiye Commits
are 10 renort a pInn ,er rermaneot orxaniyaiIon 4
ths nert meeting 1be relief mud vss started wit
sa5 900 rom tue ia,s Steinway Hail meeting aud
has been steadily Increasing since.
"N - 49,, 49,.
|, A., m..,,n, the German r.,,d.nt. of the a.,
,.enth Ward sst eyenina Committee Mns n,
pointed as Follows TO solicit money for the prospe,
. | tive widows and orphans OF tho Prussian army
| President. A. ii. Rosenheim Vice -presden
| Clemens Dieeks solicitors, Cant Abraham Cob
| - Adolnh SeleIdIar. Tr..snrsx Andrew A
nnu nuo.PI. ,s-,,as CnTr.S Tccn,,ni,.aa" n
| seheiuieI! uelegsss W SshnM N"""'eo' W