, 1870-07-28

to tnrolye EnzGpc.
France may derive from the2e Scandinavian
Clique aynrathes here. he IL welcome to II: ut the
kayie time We for ourselves, desire Il tlstlpciIy
understood thai VIC could never have been made |
instrumental 10 such peIGdy.
Is. PApLI. II. u. 1vER LAWSON.
IL r. GRFDEH. ANDREW NELSON.
+. O. BROWN. IEw1S Il. JOHNSON,
CnARLEs FERN, HENRY SIEiEL-
/. + AEsoS. u. O. rEIEAsoN.
u. HENDERSON. ANDREW NELSON.
r. j. MCssASnEE- rACL ANDERSON.
I. n. QrAlEs, u. D. :axDsks IAkssoS.
CnAH- ERICKSON. FRANK .sESpxii-
SVEN EKA6oRnu- IDxAs JOHNSON.
FRANCIS E. JoCkSleE. n 7. LNpEY.
j. g. FEIACEI- PkDEA AASES. 4
NosEL ScHgoEpER. A. AlxEKT.
CAT1AlS j. HANSEN. ID1h LARsoE.
SAN. ARENrz PETER lR1RKsoS.
O. HES1S1S. q. l. LARSON.
C. J. SIESGK1sT- G. 4. BoHnAH.
CHARtkSJ. ScApElI-
wcil-known Scandnarlans here could easily hare |
been obtained for This protest l
CHICAGO, July 81, 1870
Thr Eleventh Corps nj Chuncelfnt.vitlc.
To the Editor ef The Chicago 7s1eun.:
cowetdly ltar, rho has not couraRe to sign his
name but hides himself behind the signature, IA
Native American attaeks the German soldiers OF
the Union, and ea1s them cownsds, anu "self.
raunting, bees-Atraii*g, d<postring heroes
Of th< Dutch panic at chaae<ltorsrlikr
This Infamous know.nothlng, or ,,o,ire
the Eleventh Corps had 900 men for duty Al
Charlottesville. THIS is not t1ue: it only num-
beted about 1,0e0. 1t Was attacked on the right
nank and In the rear BY stonewzu Jackson, with
force Of over $1,000: The brigade that Jeff the
neJd inst, and without nring more than one round,
| Was under command OF Colonel Lux, conAistlng Of
| I'VE regiments, Of which only one, the to7tn Ohio,
was German.
The Eleventh Corps was surprised at ChAucel-
lorsSile BY N overwhelming force, and gare Txy
a any Other cosps under tns SANE @ sscumstsnees I
ncld, let me state That my regiment lost 1s' Hllc
aad wounded. out of 40 men, in ten minutes after
The same Geruana who were compelled to re-
treat because theg were ontnumheted In this en-
| EaRtment, have given ample pruof, on many hotl{
contested nelds, that they were brasc and goott
soldiers, and many Of them sleep beneath the sod
| coEofi!y sneak without naIue, whose insulting
eElstlc shows that he never snelled sunpo~der,
\ should be,i1tle whHi they have dune for their
Ii the DIST iats,e OF Bull Run, when our forces
were routed, nnd the rebel army advanced OF
Washington, 1t was General H1enkcr and hs Ger
man division that Checked their a.lyaucc, AMI
saved the nauDual capital. In the hattie ei CEuss
ksys that same division did notle serylce. The
many German regiments Of thu WestcEn army
have made glorious recor'l during the war. The
1seonis Of ne 1wen1!.i1ustn and EIsnts-seeoh1
tu none The Twenty fourth received the highest
: praise and commentator for their noble anl gal
|
General ThonaA The bravery and s,ldletiy luai-
: tes of thc Eigity-second 1Ii,luis were mentioned
y M hpsSs ss u ,r4 snS5 n,
!, III Charlottesville, Gettssburg. Mission Nru9e,
. Peach Tree Greek, Atlantl, and Rcntonvllle, and
!, :, 1nents-Me Folty-n,th New York aud the Eighty
= second llIn0ls-wcEe oniesea u tetake ptsit1pn
which !he "Psnnsyvan!s huestalis naa s1ssn
q coedess N clearing the WY ios The pennsylss.
" nans who were, however, mu = better soldiers .
- LIANT soldiers OF hts State by claiming Fellowship
y y with them ne q Pennsylvania soldier.
=" Inns First Divlsion Of the Fourteenth Corps wa!
n "utnanksd and sAse way IN S.sosae.. ! hal n,
good fortune Of eons TO ,het5 VII
- ~ n1H | would nut for InOmrnt Tall all aMer1
Il. cans cowar,ls, because some American stld.cr
TO have been defeated IN one or the other engage
n ! ment
~ !, II all the GERMANS are towards, because fcs
IN German regiments we're defeated At chsnccllors
~ | rtlc, are the Americans cG~atl4s because the1
soldiers were beaten at Bull Eun, at Chicamaugs
n, or at fredericksburg. Are the french cuwar.,
cs beeauss theS we're whipped At Waterloo IN
81 This native American, Of, to call things by the
-. out q man, II he Is one, give his name, and d
~ b1te the question OF German cowarrlice with SON
Il, OF the 6 eso aerman soldiers o1 ta!s s sssy. + ,
nj 81 CHICAGO, July 81, 1870
,se Why 1rishrn~u .should kyu.paKhfze wit
AZ rrus~ln.
sth | To the Editor af The Chicago Tribune:
to Last Monday attempted, through yonr conmo
o. 10 prove to tne 1rshmen OF this city why the
m asmpAthles should be more upon the Prussls
ID, than the French sde Of the Impending struggl
el | lii to-day 7fmts eosaisanf Ir!shmah attempt
az by very poor sarcasm antl
ia cut wilticsln and whlmper7ng, to make appe,
erc before the irish Of this city As an enemy In Il
at c1mr
| aT1 n MN
m question ia Ike giving way. anu therefore l 1ru
ute you Will allow me to nghs this paue o! Irish syr
III j. /. b.. Vi the I.ne.. asks me 10 80 amons
the lrish ialorers and listen To their lale Of Vi
ate time be thinks must have left osd Ireland In
anl! ynnta aad nSH f9st Ty sypa.eies for hsE at
f., In mi s a E fa1 s Il 1gns
t'ccause hare found in America a hearty v.
the come S.n friends, an true and nnfalins sa
tSe ifs1e. 's eoo'aeat thiaiIs iashmen. who ia
@vs tse ad retnrS to I'd Ireland ts se 1as,
The a.te, morbid men 1hut arc now there However
rral ,cfy any lsalan In this country TO have rre,
ea .n sna i i oa
1au right hand ,efose SLOWED nysclt TO aeknowesi
) to to any Newspaper acknowledging that the syml
arc | thes Of 1rtshmen today we're With France vi
Sr w. me y knH III
France, and then Ireland might. i+tchancs. 3,
semt benefits through the ts<r. Shame On
:ton who are 80 tase allow The thoughts Of tut,
LAIN tcncfts 10 govern 1hctr tre,ines of night.
III tss M Tns ha
the "a exc.ss. The qnssslon t. be decided v
4sss rFsaes o1 eoa noI II nsa
bis with enthusiasm upon ihe powerful address
,trd VT. John nneztJ, ss he Eecalesl The nast IN
SUM acts q France: as he proved how that coan y!
pr,- endeavors to regain liberty: But, ii the g
for IT. s. K. nsun ag to he M 1ltshnen assens'
not urging them not 10 allow the part Gran1 acts
ostiy pcs pie to apologize for their present wTonE.
per- admired. and tell every rruc 1t1shMAn also
This ntset that brave yonng man who stood up. Ene
it i. Ing he w.s taking the least popular side.
IL IL s e se
ocIs- Hgh,, and night alone.
Il be demsIds that a. of his kta who hare bcco
OF citizens Of the Chilled States, shall EGyer Il
easnee IN is of Wasa
"a IN aih Of cnxsnshIp, did not swear allegiance
Se
lrres Nhs1 DO TIC 1rtsh mean ov s, M claiming H. l.
dur | retveb lHShmen when they have become Am
lc ne ans: Is it Simply q hub.erfnsr. that oath
nth :nat they takc ONCE. II ~ let their syn
NC lr!ehmcn to-day cannot, in 1nc'r iunlost
age. condemn the s1eps that 1tnsssa has taken
man Mho h.s sa1siGy fa 5e7 ~ 'he nss from Ea
ceie- throughout The coantI hare sidsl with rru.
asner aud as the presa bftathcs ne onntnn oi The
eaton I'E, therefore should We sde win lruSsiA
( aad But there Il another leid Of Thought, and
he al which will prove The sincerity OF lttsh aegl'
ourse tn America and that Is the recollection OF tn
Jane l'e'llon look back upon ness o'oo'E year
aut Is wax, and see nAunn Mtes
Il the | lion taking the ra1i o. the SCUM 5nu
de TO | sinvefy. / Fee lEsnmeh ana GtfN
quent lying InAngsed ccrpses upon the nelfs q So
l. for ch!ckaSaW, &nd tlckhnnfE. hau asA n3 se!tt
,.ast rc:ecnoes, for tittrty. Then say 70 tny
This ! arc those Istsh1nen 50 soon forEet1u! ~ the
mt OF that the course that Frnnce IooS tnen 'o
The ttn, and the aid Of Prussia buried Aho !ost
In this THAT the sympathy OF every true lhefal.4
ss1ces ri 1rsh-AmeHcau should be on ths SIDE Of
assoca RI, the yet nndned pages Of history
asss sluss fe.seE s
:i'1srrnrsss seo ct religion. 9 aesRas R bus sss fcae.
aEs 3n NJ the 7s 81 IL ~
. De- with the German: Ina, nm the LiordT del
sun latue. Mhcn 5on have lain wounded aud d
nd en- | iuany German has offered you hlk cautecn
1e sum member that when thc day cntuts TINT In
should he free. you wn md German ctuzeui
German money offered to assist Jru- RENE
ssuup that to-day, when you refuse TO listen 10 lhc
l man crJ for sympathy. you arc making enenl
c. and the only people who can I've said Know 70,
ssump- man. Again. let ME tInrfes* upon your I
e Com soa gel your ncvs and opinions is tiat one
has never failed to plcad the
Of oppresAon: which hat grown fat on 1ts b:
1Eml: which has found pleasure IN hurting
1ngkCa&e language the ytlest abuse upon tn
hie4t Thoughts, Acts, and sentiments Of Ina1.
!. Rt member The course the Tirnes took during Il
brllion; remember the hasc and cowardly =
1t made On eyrfJ great man In the country
,,rrrx,. member The low t1alnuatonH 1t made whcn
lt1o,ic lttshmen sprung to the tnnkkes, An
rad the insults II d1llE hCnps upon peonlf
ar nRhanE 10. sae, M n1yieEcs. sG nsi1 nome nome
{t1t3vr for himself whether thai paper Aho