, 1870-08-06
WAR IN EUROPE,
ssern1nn Entl1usinsm Over The
Prusstnn Victory at
Wc{>scnburs,
immense Mass Meeting ot FarweIl
Hau-speeches by Prominent
Germaua

sud lite urcessity for q public expression oi them
r"Errat, tina, = call WIS Al once tssned for grand
mass E1tctlcC, which MAS held Jc8teruar evening
III fasNr11 Halt
Trat lIre n,on. constructed iot meek And Inv.
I. purposes, was, for the nfst time, etuplo,ed for
s',octnrs oEcr war Ind blood. Tue dedication n
':.ts nevei use WAS succe44fnl one, for the hsn
s.s!nsi ,.q a1o tners we're sufficient number
IA, 1he c7lieFies- ~ -. NsAn aP
Nj: e!aossenlns called the meeting to order.
Tie Committees of tue laGies' neiief snH s,hsy sy
ra:1otic German Societies, to celebrate the afst
,:s @ snea sa hn SssS fought md IN which Ger
NJ, & saSnar butz WIS nominated and chosen
l:ts,ient' and s1l1 that On TIC memorable i'm
c4,ea&,. lir had seen them unite IKE one man IN
sShra :at News GAZE VI war. Now they had Incl
X s,aF 5ss ;i slstgS g5x sas1 ssa5 I'd se
:1: II t;r!1lsat unlsy, and those who ha! brought
:.,uL - nsEmany fa1 Mss caimlng what had been
asSs ' heT Cd 81 sea's naSs, a aud s w.;
!.;I::uan: Here :hey had no ,nnee!.tc nan ia ID
- war, :'.: :Aey had CHOSEN the no.'le rasf II
'.lsiS t'T The wnunGs1- They were to do some
:...:!E To u:A sstr couutstmen xho hid 1aIsu
;asi Il. The 1ectu1 bstte, and s1o something fur
:t',~f"tn III Europe. liz referred halt confemnins
';isly. 10 The r-tent meeting or the Scaudnaytans
N!' s.:r MI a7ited IL Language or pustlon aud
;L.;rs .,e schi,sW,SIiasteiness wonId not s.tfier
-: Ike Germans 1hes would act He closed bT
an ~: .eisEs''ee 2 Ii. necessity Tor continuing
l!i.It.C hAtk HllCu lEG GFI4H80 I&i41tA thtH
~, Ia; 'r:rn. !Arpfausc.l
e''":::c stiinc:lti ~As elected Wee n esident,
--.,,: u. LuuEc Secsetarr.
re i:.v. Ar. Hartmann was called for, after
: M: 1a'ss!c. ana kIo1e I.icny. lis heazt was
: a- Lat "f every German should he 1t what
-, recently happened. The Morid had never
.,'Lrt trvLt1e1. There was an unite.t Germany.
1:sv sha2uuf eihct years had been wiped away,
r; { child ,aat despsss had rf,esf 70 stssnrie IN
-. I'd l,'ed 1 md worked wonae1s, md would
n: hal l*en imprisoned, e1!ed, killed. hut tasIt
i,!ras Nrrc to triumph. Hraeuo Ger.nsns
- ssssh: aEau.s Germany; saxon sesast
7.sa ts:ns -; ls9z ss,u. 1stsisase #
r,,'t troin lis sleep In the kyGhauses aud gone
:.,7h TO relieve Germany from her misery. Tue
su'.:..re spraaded lie gave a ssa:ement Of
A;,.ts vho wers h:tnx here. They nad been
n'w that the men there had Gtf,nau hear1s,
aud Would some Gay nnd out the truth. Then
h- rrnrecicd 70 dlate OF the significance OF the
a,ula -:st. Ths connsct tn question bex4s, at
nc t.u.e of the Eeloznauon, and WAS between
G'Tn,anl.1n ard tsou,auism--the spirit u Hun
.r':. anu Paris. One ol tns THO must conquer.
tx Ll-h pstit u Germany fought against The
:::"Et', q France. and would assutelly conquer.
::,.. conflict Irsweea cultivation snd
ss .hs aaS aSona men u Il d s,,s s, ssa!
srel!d for The calst. Teachers and cIesxymea
s''a;'' work. ete:Jbody snou.d wurk, now Ger-
Mf M.c:neEs. the e,l.tor ii the Cnsoa, was the
h"A :: raker, who fefrETr1 10 some Prophecy Of
I-.?.: hat1 relative U ihs itst l'onapaste. which
cr.sr'! Sraa!inari4ns al rhlcl,s uull, aud then
ra.re 10 lie clcrieus day at weIssenbugg, aai
v:t,sry VI French so:L Nj. N.chAclts, Ike ht1
Predecessors, SPIKE VI the unity u GERMANY, tlle
sa;,l work Of tue last few years; the necessity for
t;.urEt Schneider, onc Of the oldest pioneers Of
German iicas II Chicago. WAS warmly called lor,
as,' s..k. b::e1y. AfeE year; ago hs would nj
i.ar.- 81 1tis nnltea county. and
ia. s:taa an sa.oa troops. Alter some I,,sf.:
>.Ey general sA't patriotic remarks. the tufoi-
i.:.:,nn that "tle battle ~nuiI not ead the war. aad
N" t;.TIn1us Should hasc Ill the 1:A mis- hearces
ts,lA give them. tn t:ooff or tu tnYi1rs, he gave
NAY tH Emil Dlrt>ch. whn SPOKE III MS usnA en-
a. h, III ns remarks WtTs .ieEoid Of oristua,ii;
\ rr4-a. haiiIe hal iA1u wsn- ts.f1aany ,sIs
Ei.':"A Tht result woull he the defeat Of France.
They Gl1st d. ali tae5 could to AID theft Father
l4:rh.
7hr t'hs.r announced that telegram. received
:.'-1a E,.s Wsil.s,., sall tae seuon i welsaca-
Nrt 1ts'l tssn magnificent anals, md the French
uli'rlJ s!r:cAte1l
1'hc .a,,i riayed delilious tunes, aud the audi-
cEr. saug tho l'Tussian National Lynn
Fa1uus t.:spalaglrg te1lia.ss we're made, touch
1ia, rr1u.r Solomon ca1ue forward at moment
wttn sIr4t were scazcc, 1u.l tnld OF his e1ul-
!, al a:Ets 1t had nj: teen his iatent!on 10
sj~sk, a.l ~, he merely said few wu1lY 10 state
how Ir,srtl he now was Ut Germany aud what It
hal .l.'sr. lie Was sure that German unity and
IN ,siora sEonld come <ucccsstn. out Of the CON
:!tt- t;-'man- on this side OF ne wafer were
| uuu,: tn .O something fur tc Fathc1Iand. lie
!..i III: it:: at tie reteni despatch ii tne En-
+. r.r, ;Ld suspected tl.t Tie French soldiers
l,'r, mi 1t L,u!s tranquility. eu: IL German
h AlF f}F1n
u a II s fi I'LL tie atk nes1 y "a IL IL
W: 8. 2' Etnia :sc as isa,r,otiG as ,hosc on the
:,ls 10 doubt that they weE.. heart and
tsa,l far Germany, and she SUCCESS Of
.;,E7nsn arnz Tht etlr rivalry hereafter among
t"r"E = :s'..n France would thankfully ktss Ger
tGat. hand, e anse stle hsd freed her from the
tstSn1 WIN IVES aow In lruwes, and gave her tack
,tt l:lrr:y sht hah lust
ThtGrrlEaEa Manntrchnr then sang the Ger
ma. Fathetl2nd song, after which The meeting a,l-
THE LADIES AID soc,x1T.
N:a !. fiurn tz and Miss Annit Leon, OF the
'tssz,a's Ladies lR:1,ossc AID societr, have ,ecn
ten na.Aa'y successful In Collecting money for the
H.; suss9s ~ xe1s tFny F* 'elsse9 Ii'eT e. e.
81 t5Mr i;s El Co. " @ " @siroSg psSfst IT.: nas is-
t;... J. T; shay. Keith DEns. Dr.. Durham. II. u
Ai4l"r Lyon healy, }. Bauer, and Others.
FRENCH LIBERALISM.
Tie American prrss Is teening now-a-dayg with
such tstGhttu esoortaccnce OF articles al,out the
fss4urt1ffuastan 9ue.tiuu thai.1he unsopa!stcated
trat1cE u 1et1ered within i ve1ugnous ctrle OF
elas.tns opinions, and struggles in vain to repe1
1ee charm CT the thousand s0ai ya.ui nestug
'nceAi'Elt before him However, BY dlns OF help
H.: myself to frequent dosea Of that proyer:Ia
cAH'hets which stamps such 3 beauts-
1uaJ 1rcc Anu tgenius-like character on
loune Aneticas brow, b4vs been ahle
- certify the following lndisputable fact, VIE
The Gtttnsns, a well as the French, who have
adopted thts country their new fatherfsnh
agree in ,,owihx revcrentially and lovingly beforr
'At earthly Godesa ot Liberty, THE brlxni laush-
IL. smile .s wu11h I Victory In the cres q Gosi.
rrugress and civilization. Tue curses whieh tbs
er cther convert shrmscses into suaasasfa nsap S:a
texs:nGS waenete1 they haapen to speAt OF this
,;a!y IL nslosed s.antsy; Aud well mar they glory
Nulrt Ett' t.untsfed II the Wu1l the glorious au-
~ m nI Individual and natiuAsl Iibcrtt. We'll NAV
oi NON 15 ne la Gonsn
tc1ee1Eat greatness s1es In expanse With the ey-
na1st e. o. ,s onr sncnant.,!9 Ky. and reflects IL
-:At must beautiful that ere1 adorned . human
t.,untcnance!
III nsy e. scan' but Il M aes 70 s2mf In
e-~'ntislly rocsicale think ep-ak Knowingly:
,,so hsow ne Amenean.; ; ! kuo~ them by hc1rt:
it'cctusl life 10 this land Of freedom THIS Ia why
cannot help lurtuE It nn u! mother, rr1tpJ nnd
-And he alone who has endured. ~ dld ths- hrr,
tAiiznG and dwasnnX tosturcs o! thak terrestrial
heL-ecctts!asstcAl despottem-he, alone. i 1sy
shall easily understand ihs intensity the sIon1h =;
MY s1ecton for ths United Sta,es. But tnauts
lie 70 Gud, have escaped It it1t-1 have vented
ms long suppressed cry Of xsont-l can breathe
frelr:
Isui wha, hare all these non--nslcai suus,ons to
10 w.tL the POINT a. tssue7 Very much. Nj
E''isut. faFe lIst been picsurtnG The history OF
no.t III ts'e french cmg!anss who came To THIS
country. IL nndenabls that they left
Ih.t n'aace ~ o,eF r. ,ys t. snoy @o.s nsFy
1Inlrn here Is 40 t1ue, that the Frrnch-Amert-
eaL. ha,r ."n to t5cinselses The uaeasia:s t,ilca
Systematically .rinse 10 believe In .s,hin- but
t:u.l aud rtssan Yes, the bulk IT The Freach npp-
nat'ru in the t'nttrd States are the we'll known
and t!e7desi enemies sf PE1ests aui rries1crA!t!
And now. who Will .ieuy thst 1ae Grs1naas re-
:AF: emigration - = rnere m1uey question Arc
they mt Renowned far and wide. busides for
t'~sr tEttt Ep!I!t OF nationality. DO they not
',nt'ttitulr An"ng the Americans n1ttoa. / race
tt.1a g! { ai4ultcs Din sou Wish for some tuore
t:iv1nciIlE psuois: Here they arc have been
myself. as ai1urus in TWO of the most cpnspteu-
ncs 6riu'au Institutions tn the S;a.es. VIZ. St
riuc+nt- College, near Ifrsmr7h ami 81
F1anels SEMINARY. Ee2r Milwaukee. There. Nj.
Falitn:. ':cAe German elacato-b Of yh.,th wnrt
;as,x w. t1.r pl.s t. t. hat he vsF shalnw oi
Young men wrfe taught to ab;tcs,e their -at,nc.i
trtaI':cs. aid to MAKE Eerr aultn2s Of tnam s-r.a
~ IraciiHig tl1nd o,e,lience ! heavenly ana
m''et in"FtsoFtous virtue. There. hare beard
with m,t.e own cars> profession OF theology pro
stes:tc ii tie mott Insulting manner, uE1.ns3 Shc
ADefrAa spltts 0t the American Catholic prf-sts.
0a: how much could Say on that topic: hut I
stall tort'rar.
Lr, us throw 4 flance Al Europe Where are
shc titss hnlTaN -Mln+ietl Charlottesville ultra.