New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
GERMANS ON THE WAR.


an A,crg Geular should te glad tlat man Is !
. tlo n Ton. of PRUSSIA who d1Ios show lbs leeth ana
N.F ts soCaac6 isc,l was only another suhterfpse
r,,ir aore 80 10 would have considered the conse,
,,oco INSULT No Is deceived by words, ana
Fr.uce Wishes dictate. Napoleon wen knows that
French honor 4, peculiar honor Wh,h any ame or
ouroS one foot OF Ground rIShce Walls SG t.kine
considers the aggcandi1t men - an Insult nen tSn
province herself she does hot wish to have ayHh1,oo
said. The policy Of Napoleea has been 90 eoSo t mn
the Roman paUOnalty, al TIC same t,me er6 yI
at German union At Tho head Of fTince, NsPOoG}n
considers every concentration OF power ana !, o on
GERMANY a. personal insult 10 France because 1900
i Ss r n B3 1f 4 G~Sf shall Sc little heavier
than che rest Ard nov ne Two gTse' @ he one Of IN
pr,ceccs,ted extent and viii decice the future iae Vi
"i Ir i h eyin papcrs she story of English
man given. WkO, having sew the W. dines ~ pos
tion ssys. Ir the French camp there Is loud and
bSprors ithusasm. The soldiers are drinking, shout
tuc and cheering In TIE German camp an is 9he vti
sketch VIII thc usual French enthusiasm and oravado
,e FreD. say win cross the Rhine and enter Germany,
Hcrc O. u's entity 1u hrny met by German pSyOhets.
FVpr Germans lOnCcr aIe the soldiers Of jena, as
Napoeor Valnly tries To make his army believe They
have cSfr'U Shce teii ana od1owa shoMs WA ny
have learned But what will be the end of this al NOT
evl only. one great thing has already eeen accom-
GERMANY is united 1t was not week ago; the fac
day thing is there but brOtherfy feeling sentiment
OF hate against an aggressive tyrant Natuiay our
the fan dcspotism, the fan Of system which has made
slaves OF Europeans; the fan OF system when mas I
n MI bc d. re-, on of great Kingdom IN center Of
Europe a Kingdom which viii be peace in reality and
Therefore, it is not strange that the Germans and
Americans are with US A finer instinct makes the
American the and ruer nature of the German
He knows that the day is not far distant when balance OF
case safely rely German arms; II has
not forgotten our 1eip ~ tL6 ia'G a. e itnaS
IL not a duy that all should hcpi do call on you
cannot be good citizen. Let not fear that America
viii mistake misconstrue our action. We could not
nav nj
forget our old country, the land OF our birth.
lin t Us 1 anu Tesc laws do NOT forbid onr syIn
psthv, nor do they forbid us to help the sick and
Mou,ueu. ~ Tie Iuen pe "il1s anu ~ t raer the
message; Eight for Fatherand the Germans OF
the whole world are with you"
REMARKS OF OSWALD OITENDoRFER.
Oswald Otendorfer succeeded and spoke in substance
With fear and trembling have accepted the
invitation TO address few words TO this assembly, for
man. if he had the elOquence Of Demosthenes
could give adequate expression to the depth Of enthu
which has seized the entire German population OF
RewYOrk Ii is the deepelt conviction that the birth
hour Of the German people is approaching that the day
isdawning on which our ong entertained pecat3ns Tor
the resurrection Of old fatherand shall be realized
it this conviction which as If by magic has brought
together all Germany to taie firm position IN the I'M
pending Therefore, however widely views for
rly may have differed concerning the best ways to
further the freedom anu uty OF germany, nun We
unanimous the opinion that the strength OF all parties
For proof Of my assertion, refer 10 the rapidly
with which the enthusiasm has seized all Germany for
entire unity of the German eement-EurOpe offers us
the same spite all the efforts of NapoleOnc deceit
separate the North of Germany from the South the call
the only reply from al parts of the taherand
Not only ON the Rhine Oder and Elbe, but throughout
tue whole Of Germany troops are gathering 20 the
western frontier, and even 10 the remote Danube, tho
heart Of the Austrian German as he though prevented
from expressing his feelings will beat high for the
threatened fatherland IT is possible that tf oyer n
that Austrians viii do duty as Iackeys TO a Ma
pOleOn impossible The Austrian ruler may declare
for the French despO ana meet ms ta9 ne eaou he
from his citizens their German heart ~ Is also pepo
Napoleon AGAINST Prussia alone OF TO think rht . S6
eventual struggle for independence France VIII stah9
equality the other nations, and 1t Will be easy then
10 form system Of government OF her own choice
Aud while know that victory OF Prussia over
selfwed and desPoc nat on cannot he without lnues
ence Europe and the United saes-for the interest OF
humanity are equally dear 10 bothwe acknowledge that
neutrality is the only course open 10 the Government
here, and citizens OF the United states
viii do nothing contrary to lts laws and usages
the land of birth The expression of that sym
pathy Will be a help. The war Is not a ieud OF Two
Whether nation shall have the right choose its own
government or whether crowned paryenue and adyen
SPEECH OF DIR. Won HOIST.
GERMAN FELLow-CITIZESs All of you remember the
beautiful legend Of the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa
who now for nearly thousand years has been repOsing
in the Ky fhiuser magic sleep waiting for the moment
when he may step forth. TO create united powerful
Germany every hundred years he starts up sadly
and again the dwarf announces that sti the ravens
flying around the mount and heavily the head OF the Old
hero drops down again upon the marble tape through
which hiss beard has grown. History has taken more
rapid course since the time thls legend arose
among the German people. III no longer taxes
"a hundred years to break the spell of the
Kydhauser. More widely than ever the hOary Barba-
opened his eyes III l4S ana neNeInoIe since tnen
has he found the profound sleep III which dreams even
are at Eighteen years only had elapsed when he
started M from his sleep so preciptatey that blood,
warm e-bood, dropped from his face which his beard
seemed forever 10 fasten 10 the cold marble Pam cut
him, whom the legend has made the REORGANIZATION OF
the spirit Of the German people, TO the quick but ne
fraa frnul hon Ia.
so shr was sound that the scared ravens Of parcu
Iarsui and doctriuarism flew up with savage shreks
from their eyIies And now, after four more years. IT
has certain that the powerful hero Will not settle
again his stone seat until he has accomplished
his work About hundred years one terrible stroke
from which the world trembled struck the rocky gate
of the Kyhauser; now another stroke has burst II Wide
Open that il will close again Now as then the
stroke comes from the steel fist OF Bonaparte. II
could shut my eyes against the Torrents of blood which
have split that account and which still will be
split could forget the tears that have been wept and
that will be wept for this blood, might here tonight
move vote thanks to those greatest criminals Of
present century because their has aroused
The German people to wrath which has rent the self
forged chains like linen threads. d" II the German En-
leo .od etFrof vas shaken NOT nv The urinres Of
Germany, but by the German people, on the
plains Of Lepsc and Waterloo. And the nephew,
of his uncle, Will force again upon Germany now that IT
has grown strong, the checkered straight Jacket OF the
he 6opod for. Here Guelph here Ghibeuine." The
answer Of Prussia dguifed but 1t has been drowned
by the thunder which resOuAds from the Alps 70 the
Memeyea from the of the Pacific TO the remote
shores ofthe Atlantic Even stronger bones than those
I'm the equity limbs OF the COrsican rObber might break
under the strokes for dealing which the whole race
which speaks the German language has risen AS sure
as nations do not exist FOR the sake OF the
princes as sure as there can be tyrants only
"a long as nations allow themselves to he
tyraphized; as a not hut peace Is in the
interest OF nations; sure right Is stronger than
crime as sue as the world moves onward, not back
ward so is it that the Third Napoleon must finally
succumb In THIS combat Not against Germany, he
says but against Prussia this war is carried on The
cement which keeps together his wOrneaten throne is
deceit hut never has EC spoken greater lie than this;
Otber oiy its equal, that the Empire is peace.