New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
WAR MOVEMENTS IN THIS CITY.
GERMAN PATRIOTIC AID sOCIETY.


The German Patriotic Aid Society met last
evening at Liederkranz Hall. There large attend
ance of delegates from this city and vicinity. hugo
Wesendonk esq presided, and the Secretary received
the credentials OF large number OF new GelegTe
Gov Solomon, as Chairman OF the Executive EotIte,
then read the plan Of organization presented by the
eeutve and T Man a 9oP
Dr. Gerke DR.. Bergman, Messrs. Van Hoist, Jacob,
Oswald Ottendorfer, Steinway and eN-GoV' ealoinoh'
THE EAST SIDE GERMANS.
A meeting of Germans was held last even
ing AT No 40 Avenue TO organize German Aid Society
m the relief OF their wounded compatriots in the present
war Mr. Henry Metz presided, and Mr.. Ewing acted as
Secretary. \ committee OF twenty was appolhtSd 70
arrange for meeting, when the society WIZ DC
1,arnsueufly orgagized stirring speeches deliy
cred during the evening in favor Of Prussia ana against
France.
GREAT MASS MEETING IN BROOKLYN, f. d.
Nearly 5000 Germans assembled last evening
AT the Turnhalle, Messerolest., Brooklyn, E. d. The
meetings were held one in the hail. which adorned
with flags war trophies, and the names OF Katzbach,
Kuhn Leipzig Waterloo and picture OF GerTnaia WIN
Paris written underneath. The other meeting was hel
meeting In the han called to order by NJ Ludwig
Senior who referred TO the excitement ana flaterhal
feeling which had been aroused among the Gerinahs III
the Ulited states, on the ann0uneenent Oh tnc w
lie, president OF the committee 9ppVlnea a.
the meeting SATURDAY. week was glad 10 report
that active had been taken ana tht tbe
sommee CONSISTING OF Messrs 4 work
Mr.. Senior then proposed Mr.. salomon sptzer az
presideut, Who after thanking tJle HctunS,
repeat what Germany suffered from Napoleon l., sn'II
point to Leipzig, Waterloo katzbach, anu Nulin 10
awake amongst you earnest feelings against Naloieoi
I'LL all feel proud OF being sons OF the alhera
aud need not call twice upon you for AID lof your
rem in this great struggle. you cannot aSsiSt tlu
bodily hut YOU can and will give them that gained NY
the sweat of your brow On this war depends whether
humhug or real civilization shad rulei whetir that
civilization which the Germans have worked Tor cen
turtles shall have the upper hand. This evening IL only
small commencement of what We shall DO Ter Germany
The Chairman then introduced Mr. Sigismund Kauf-
| man who said that Germans have not Forgotten the
Fatherland as has been shown by the numerous meet
ngs hell n every and village OF the United states
| and the unanimity displayed ought To show Napoleon
n. has counted without his host He hnds In spite OF
the pI,bfscifuBi that "A large Of Frenchmen are
against him. and that harmony Is wanting In Ills army
| THE many strikes in France show commencement OF
revolutionary ideas and he has TO have war 10 save
| his dynasty. Napoleon has never forgiven tue com
he explains he has nothing against Germany ana th ~
il against Prussia he directs his strength He ~ants as
| his uncle did before him, 10 make Tour
headed Fund on the Rhiue, but let him not forget ou
needle guns The overthrow OF Napoleon j. nece he
German unity; NapOeon's destruction VIII put asuo @
necessity OF standing armies. IL IL our dut W - me-
tbize with the fatherland, not with Prussia pu, aa
German Republicans 20 strive for united RE ne a,r
Let us give all possible aid 10 the cause u ~ Eent
| fine French are beaten, the Promised Liberties, ~ Mr.
hack rest assured Germany VIII not remal 6o,v the
Kaufman concluded by telling his hearers 'at the
| Americans that they were now trying 10 uo "
United states had done already 81, o,n,onriate reso-
| Mr. Finkelmeier then read a series OF hbP'Nf'
Iutions which were unanimously adoptcu ,,,ssaJ the
| ORA Kaewoda and Bart hoLshlas tie 80 1,en Sgel
me, No after which letter Was ttu cci,lent IN
regrettng his Inability, ON account W ,arn1abv abs ut
IN. nresent GOV Solomon WAS aso uuN 10 Ntr pbiiin
10 air injecting was pre- sided over ny Nlr
s.back and wa. addressed By the same sP0"N'i'' 1880
| spoken at the meeting lhdOoiS'