New-York tribune., 1870-10-01


under one nationality maintaining in CentraiEnoi"
the cause of civilization and progress.
Resolred That our sympathies and our hopcS si0
with Ireland and with all subject oepc"uon NJ:
eyeryyhers which seek to be delivered rom uo"a-
nation alien TO their soil and hostile 70 te
Of their neopIe and that we condemn the action @ e
Federal Government in icithholdiRg Jrom C"od d'' "'o'"
support. and in actively aiding Its enemies
tyuAT THE WORLD THINKS ABOUT GER
MANY.
GERMANY IN THE WRONG.
From The n. Y. World JulyT
But whatever form the matter may take
nbe Hohen1oern canddaturel it is plain that in per-
mittpg IL 20 be brought forward Prussia has committed
terrible bunder, and conferred upon Napoleon an
immense benefit II the issue be will be IN
~hieh Prussia .oH appear as ne aggessor ana as S
Acknowledgement Of Germany but by antiquated and
an-social impulse of mere dynastic ambition IL VIII
he Prussia is concerned, not war Oh the people
but a war OF the palace.
PRUssIA's CONDUCT DIsCREDITABLE.
Prom The n. Y World Of july 10.
There appears to be little doubt to-day that
Prussan has replied TO the demand OF
France for an explanation Of the relations OF Prussia to
the HohenzOeIn candidacy, and that the reply OF the
Prussian Government is Of such nature that it will
put Prussia before the world IN an attitude neitner % IN
mpose an one ont of Prussia and is not keIy blind
HEmtcgenf psogie Or Prussia Memseires to me dtsered
able COu0ICf Df thClT rtteTS. Nutn iTuSsAa
thus denies Prince Leopold she confesses that she dares
not confront France with The responsibility OF trying to
victory for the Emperor Napoleon
READING THE GERMANS A LESSON.
Prom The n Y World Of July %.
Our German fellOw-citizens, or a portion of
them at least going very fast in the heat of their
first fresh sympathy with what they believe to be the
Fatherand in against new French attempt at
universal dominion II will he well for them, however
to 20 far. No candid American quarrel with
them for earnestly desiring the victory OF their former
countrymen But since they have chosen to eXpatriate
Themselves 10 cease TO be Germans and to become
Americans, they have certain duties to the country
which accepts their allegiance and assures them pro
lection even against the princes whese born subjects
they One Of these duties obviously is toreat e
public sentiment Of the United States NTH respect and 10
abstain from Efforts 10 insult and brOtcbedt those phOm
cans' into accepting an their notions and taking
fire with all their own passions When Amer
sought thus to be hectOred and dragOOned into
becoming Germans IL is natural that the Germans who
indulge in the effort should he reminded that they have
voluntarily made themselves Americans. The traditions
the tastes the interests and the religion OF Americans
American citizenship, with advantage undertake TO
rldlcule and to insult
IMPERIALISM BETTER THAN GERMAN UNITY.
Prom The " Y. World Of July "a
Prussia at least can say nothing on the
subject lNapoleOn's ambitionl with any particular
grace the difference between the annexations which
Napoleon may be planning and the annexations which
Bismarck has achieved UNITED Germany consisting
chiefly the fact that the French Emperor proposes to
tuo PtpIlo VI Ms PpsiAV NoAiuV'o O'No ~
deciding their fate while the Prssian Premier has CON
temptuOusy refused any such liberty to the people OF
his actual acquisitions.
WHY DON'T You GO HOMEf
Prom TIE n. Y. worli of July "a.
There are no limits to the patriotic enthusi-
asm developed at these meetings. From Senator schurz
the hUbles potary Of pipe and pot who listens.
glowing with "an ancient inspiration and a OF
wrong" to his enkindling oratory our German fellow
citizens present hut single front to the foe Prussia
has has heard and heeds them she throws open
10 hem with truly liberal hand, the gates OF glory
the grave The mere fact that her steamers with
drawn from the at the moment when she invites
their assistance wise damp their ardor The
Atlantic is coven weekly with many kees OF Britist
which for the most part eastward empty, o
nearly empty Of secondclass passenger with thes'
ance out OF any number OF Germans, without violating
Englands neutrality. to ports like Liverpool or South
the North Sea Baltic be closed by French
To carry the German crusaders TO LeghOrn or Genoa
way into Germany over the Alps
ISLANDERS ON THE GERMANY OF 1779.
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1t is a curious telegram which comes to uf
from Paris announcing Count Euzenburg the agent
in that city Of the Grand Duke Of Hesse Darmstadt
requested American Minister to take under his pro
lection the Hessian subjects. Who in 1T79 could
have dreamed the flag OF the United states would
pie Of Hesse 1t fault Of that people Of their
rulers that the nag OF the United states nov waves IN
their some three generations ago there would have
been legation of the United States in Paris today 10
open its sheltering doors To their descendants
S3oh unfortunately German record Of revOlu
rayages should f on that little circle Of Principaities
long absorbed presently doomed Of which Hesse
Casse is the center there will be something not unlike
poetic Justice in the event II was down the weser that
the Hesan mercenares hosted their way TO America
WE MUST NOT sYMPATHIZE WITH GERMANY IN
ANY WAY.
From EewYOrk World Of July T.
Gen. Grant has weakly decided to abet Prus-
ss the present and occasion has been found
for giving public expression to his eanings in the reply
Fish to the communication Of the Prussian Gov
ernment on the exemption OF private property from cap
ture at public official euogy OF Prussia by our
can have Other object than express the sympathy
OF our Government with the side which quite
The letter indirect proclamation Of the sympathy OF
our with PRUSSIA Prussia deserves no sPe-
treaty Of 17S5, which Mr. Fish thinks reflects much
luster on Frederick the Great
GERMANS IN AMERICA HAVE NO RIGHT TO RE-
J0ICE OVER THE VICTORIES OF FATHERLAND.
Prom The n. Y. World, AugL
That Germans in America should wish VIC
tory sit upon the standards Of Germans battling In
Europe Ia praisewOrthy perhaps and natural enough
nor il 1t quite unnatural wholly blsmeworthy that
Germans In America should be trie uncrtical in est
mating the merits Of any for which Germans
not praissworthy that men OF any origin who have
divorced themselves from the duties and shaken off the
privileges OF American citizenship should work them.
selves up into such fever of warlike enthusiasm over
the projects of military monarchy makes them rival
the subjects OF ts In their of fealty
to its king and in their demonstrations of hostility to its
foes.
GERMANS LOVE CASH MORE THAN KINDRED,
Prom financial article The n Y Word Aug a.
This striking characteristic Of the Prussian
peope has been illustrated in their treatment OF the
national loan recently offered at Berlin The Prussian
Jo.n ia dead failure IL is scarcely credible. Not
ons OF the wealthy bankers either in NewYork
fNaA faN