The New York herald., 1870-08-14
TO acknowledge France a. u republic. whenever she
declares herself as such. DO commit that sin VI

declares herself such. DO not commit that sn d
And we Germans Of the opposition-we that are
few and feeble anu weak, and but small minority
by that Of the mas intoxicased BY Inc mystc cries
| OF Fatherland and hereditary foes land lager)-we
your help and your voice in order 10 bring TO their
senses our German brethren who now act IKE so
many loyal subjects OF King William
The following extraordinary document Is sent to
us as having been read before association in Buff
! faIo lew evenings since:-
| Edwin Lee Major General, President OF the Inter-
national brotherhood OF the Sons OF Liberty 10 the
people OF all races, languages, creeds classes ana
| conditions, greeting
| BRETHREN. SOLDIERS OF LIBERTY--With and by
the consent anu advice OF M ,ne kgnss M ~
| Intern .ti0na Republican brotherhood, have TO an
Dounce you mat IN our opinion the beginning OF
! the end has come, the long expected morning is
about TO ia wn efforts III behalf OF the rights
| OF man and universal freedom. We live in eveniiul
| ilmes The ''kings' and rulers Of the Old w Orlu
are being weighed In the balance, and vengeance will
turn che scale Stand 10 your arms along the fron-
| tiers OF tyranny: the blood OF your slaughtered
friends and brothers, the patriots the Old orid
cry TO Heaven for Judgment The grand jnry of the
nations has returned verdict OF '.GuiIty'' against
men-monsiers, the decree has gone forth monarchy
has had It's day and shall cease 10 be- The bells OF
time are tolhng It's funeral kncn. Let the nations
despatch the hydra demon called royalty. Let the
people resume their ancient and inherent rights
There is no king but God, no lord but one. Pre-
pare, so that when the ausplcious hour has come
we may, WALL one consent inangurate the reign Of
Jehovah by procalming the universal brotherhood
founded on the basis OF the present constitution OF
the United States OF America.
Brethren OF our International Union we preach
unlversai peace Dlt our enemies are before uS.
foes are Ill the citadel; The Amalektes are sti,l in
the land; the Anakims must be expelled. To regain
our rights, TO secure tranquility, must be ready
for war. Let US place ourselves IN a position to
profit by events. the interests OF the present and
Of future generations are in our hands. Let us
prove ourselves equal to SO important a trust. BE
active, be prompt, be prudent. Let the four conti-
nents of the earth clasp hands. Their interests are
Nnn
are therefore exhorted and commanded to
cordially and anecIonateiy give the hand
race nation or people who love liberty and dare to
be free. Nor should you be content with this. You
gorate her where she is weak, being always ready
to offer up your lives sacrifice the good OF
your fellow % men; THIS ISIS Is M our duty.shall It not be
others and prefer their interests to our own.
1t has been asked, "Are the nations, led by the
sons of liberty, to rise simultaneously as one man
tat one and the same time), shall they strike for
their liberties at different tmess" reply to this
query would be outside our province. The Interna-
tIonai Brotherhood ana their officers will under the
guidance Of Providence prove themselves worthy or
their high vocation when the destined hour shall
come. In the meanJime our means must be cOncen-
trated, so that they may be applied In the most
practical and eiiectnal manner, according to the
future il in the hands OF our King the Sovereign
Ruer OF the universe. Let us each and all act our
part well. The Onnpotent will direct all things ior
the best.
Women OF the earth, noble sisters of liberty under
the new order OF things your rights OF equality with
man Will be recognised. A fair field will be open TO
your talents; the monopoles held hitherto Dy the
sterner sex in m0narchica countries Will he abol-
shed. Tie rights ana duties OF life need assmila-
ton. We ask your influence in fhe good cause OF
liberty. lnfuse Its principles into the hearts or your
husbands, children, fathers and lovers; then shall
future generations rise up and call blessed. Pos
terty Will hear OF your noble deeds, and Providence
will bless your efforts.
season for activlty-be up and dong Form new
circles, Initiate new members go on working and TO
work. until all mankind is numbered in our ranks.
Promote peace and good will among all men; con-
troll your sympathies; work for the future: We owe
debt to posterity Steadily pursue your godike ca
reer, dlusing happiness inspiring confidence, every
day performing something good for the OF hui
man liberty; in his sphere doing whatsoever lie
findeth do with oil his might. If each man does
his duy the day not far distant when we shall go
forth cOnquering and to conquer. Promote unity,
harmony, peace love. All men are brothers: let US
treat them as such. EDWIN LEE.
If that proclamation don't bring the French and
Prussians to terms, and make the Amalekites and
the Anakms shake in their shoes, then strong
language has lost its power and there is no more
virtue in bombast.
Turning now 10 the more pleasant theme OF music
| and art we give the following note:-
BROOKLYN, August 9, 1870.
| To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
| In your article OF yesterday i'm which Won predict
tAe almost certain success OF that truly great pyima
donna, Mile. Christine Nilsson, you mention many
OF the incompatible artistes VINO have met with the
enthusiastic reception ever given to real talent in
the United States. -
Unintentionally am sure Won have omitted the
name OF one who has great claims to notice-Mis:
Louisa Pyne-whose success was certainly not the
least among those you have named. You will not
wonder at my jealousy for the fame IN the New
World or her who has so thoroughly established d
European reputation wnen sign my self her niece
| BLANCHE GALTON.
On the subject OF the funeral obsequ,es of Johr
Real, a correspondent asks:-
How about the honor OF the American nag if mur
derers ike Real are wrapped therein and gloriiied
IL Is pity that General Hapine dead, else h,
would nave had chance for writing second pOeu
on the haunting lie. This New YORK mob rule Is jus
as bad and still worse than African slavery the ina
jority OF the Southern aristocrats having been a
least gentlemen.
Another correspondent condemns the system @
employing grand roundsmen TO watch patrolme
and report them If they happen to rest for fe,
minutes, and says that the effect OF the system Is
drive good men out OF the force in order that thci
places may be supplied by rowdles.