New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
LOCAL POLITICS.

GERMAN DEMOCRATS AND THE WAR.
A meeting of German citizens assembled lasa
night at No. 4os West Thirty seventh-street obedcns
to the following call addressed " the Germans Of tAs
Twentieth Ward:
The lat. events in our German have
gher Their I.,ye home the Gsrrsn has ssn = bis n,s
Bavaria Mnriemherg Baden ba; an eavded Germany i
ancient enemy and Lorraine bands add las
I Of fissT war can no longer be But d, os @
the begnning Of American nationality the oem.n, ia ,'
country especially the Cg have been used as PoA
s sS S" m snfs into e G due he q
oeIo9 q The .c Of he Sssa1 9 with h as In ss , s
German element Ih' promises Which IL. party male p. are SUI IA
instituted Corrupt and a have eGsr,cterisd tie scoo
sembl MOueynskns the principal object
S HSss p'I And sos are f
city and State Affairs We say Considering heunerca siFeAsA
Who are the leader. Of A, party the sentiments wssA
speeches aud malice toward and a. their picnic. @
Of hs assembly This indicate. the eg people The
tore the tool Of eques We wiz be and independent n,
give earnest ami full support to tia. part! Which vii nons 20
us-the emansdue u,aon in their nominations Tbs oS
Nov the work sni With determination and energy "s
An Organization was formed to carry ont the polio =
dcated In the call. John ". Moser was chosen -
dent, John Eckstein, Vce-President, ana JULIUS ~
Secretary. ,. =, .o,,,,c,. b, A..
communicate with all the German asseciat,onsih -.
ward OF the city, TO induce them &C. cooperate "
movement: DIR. IimpCrt, j. Well, T. GIessr, ID; 80.
Oh. Werner. Vim. Mara, John EcAsten' H. Oorhci ''A
Schuhmaker. ,,, o . . Ia
The meeting was a most enthusiastic Que, -
opinion was generally expressed that out OF th ,{
ming will spring the largest aud moss powerful pous
organization formed by the Geilhs III t1 81 m,
Most OF those present have heretofore Not'u ~.
cratic ticket hut they declare that they -
done it for the last time. Inc eohi' 1srk
will at once enter actively upon thelL 49,.
and those who have an extensive aolw. , MI
with the German population feel confident mat 40
meet with warm cooperation from all the war;
tons. As one speaker expressed H. ailiu "a hS,eye1
applause: few yeare ago no one would Lay. s.idshe
that the Germans Coud Nanquish the most 10 heea
military power Europe just ~ every onc a. -
astonlshed at the results accomplished "hon enemy
tricts OF Germany rose against noa,hs prv
an ali will be surprised at the effect whou IA Nv
duced when the Germans OF the II WARDS ~ ~ psrty
rise altogether and make common cause W., nalsos
which has been true To the right and stood W 100
In the hour Of her trouble
poINGs OF OTHER GERMAN psAo
A meeting of the German Demccrs
held last evening at Teutonia Hall. under -. D.
OF the German Democratic General Comr'ss = y.su,a
schirmer presided. In pursuance OF = o tsa Of ~
nj the last meeting, DIR. Magnas s,rsss n vsAu-
Executive Committee. presented Nd . ~ rrcnsr 1tatci
lions relatiye 10 the pre- cent Inc arc to-
thst the poitca and ethical history OF t"ss "a strong
timony 10 the disposition. eye "a eDpoesbls
sense ~ W. 81 the Germans, and wot yeeponak
for upscrr oulous writer's 10 burish 49,. s0SrmnAk
oity OF che prcsept var upou thS s~~S