New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

power much less to defend widely spread CONNER
pi0yed IN keeping in secon NE Irish people at home
few years ago she compelled for time, 10 remove
cause Ireland suffering then from"the reaction OF s4s
without national organization, the chance
lost, We should not suffer the present ana
more promising Opportunity to pass nnlmprove co.
The Irish national element mere IL po~eTlui 10 "l'i
united and at We have numbers, wealth and in
iluence. BY combined movement OF our people we cih
at paralyzc the nation that mas so long OBJ reSSeu
our kindred aud compel her 10 do Justice To Ireland or
forever sink her from the rank OF leading power In
the presence of so momenous Crisis Az MINOR s's %
difference of policy organization should De at once i
aside and the main question OF what can ne done nos
elecually and speedily Tor the GOOD OF lreiu Slo
alone occupy our attention. our people are ALREADY
moving and our duty is Ia aid them by every means
throughout the world To concentrate those means ahd
apply them I'm the most practical ana eHectual aer'
aconyentOn of representatives Of the irish national ee
ment in America will assemble on Tuesday 2d OF AuSst
next in the city OF Cincinnati OHIO 10 ms conyenIIo'
all who truly love Ireland without distinction Of creed;
class, political difference earnestly invited 70 sed
men throughout the land thoud have representative
in that assembage and wherever our people have made
"A footing, wherever even dozen Irishmcn can come
together they should send delegate 10 ibis Convention
Tie opportunity long sought by our people before
IL is for TO improve and profit b. It. Let none hoiI
back Providence has at length given VA the common
platform upon Which all can unite and work for Father
land; and this Convention means practical work for
Ireland and not talk The time and the locality nave
rentesenfation Of or ncople from MI Sections OF this
country. Let the Irish NatiOnalists everywhere 10
work az once To their representatives, and send
them prepared for the work Of aiding in the redemption
of their Fatherand and let il be understood that this
Convention will meet not the representatives of any
faction or clique or party but a council in which al
who are true to Ireland can have free and unamneled
voice the issue OF whose labOrs should be combination
OF the efforts OF all patriotic lrishmen at nome ana
abroad and its ultimate fruit the retstabshment of Ire
lands national independence for the beneht OF all her
children, without distinction BY order OF the Executive
Council.
MATERIAL AID FOR PRUSSIA.
Last evening the Germans of the Tenth and
Eleventh Wards held preliminary meeting at Nos n
ttora I'm
The following officers were elected: w. Gelman PEes-
dent: Samuel Stern VicePresident; August Woz, sec
rotary Ferdinand Appel, Treasurer Another meeting
Will DC held tomorrow night.
THE GERMANS OF BROOKLYN.
The German citizens of Brooklyn are as en-
thusastc on the war between France and Prussia as
their brethren in other parts the country They seem
TO be unit for Prussia. The Zoellner M@nnerchor Of
the Eastern District have adopted the fOH0Wlng'
S freedom d rnt, T sn ii % Of ouF Fabsaad b
King william Of Prussia meets with oar hearty aPro
coming struggle eng Gsbe to Offer blood on the aas
PreparationS have been made for mass meeting on
Monday evening next at the BROOKLYN GaIte near INC
City Hail. express sympathy for the cause OF PFuss'
GERMAN PATRIOTIC AID SOCIETY.
The Executive Committee Of the German
organization for ftheIng the causc of Germany In the
GerInan-F French war, and especially for aiding the
wounded soldiers and the widows and orphans met yes
terday in the hall OF the Liederkranz Gov SaomOh
TrC sIrer; aud Nj. Petrasch Provisional secretary
Tie Committee adopted FOR the society the name
of German Patriotic Aid Society.
1t resolved to call upon all societies OF TINS Guy
% ~ the General COMMITTEE which will take place on
Monday next I'm the hall of the Liederranz at o'clock
The Executive Committee will meet Conformity with the
Prof. A. j. schcm Dr. Hoist, Oswald Ottendorfer Gen.
sige and Gov. Solomon appointed Committee or
correspondence TO enter into communication with the
committees Of other large cities for the purpose OF unit
ing all German societies OF this KIND throusL the
country into one central national organization. They
to issue call in particular to the Germans OF the
State Of Eewi0rk to form branch assocaIOns ana 70
unite with the Society Of the CITY OF NewGork INTO
CARNATIONS will DE formed in the other states ana mat
the state organization VIII be the basis oI the hauohi
The amount subscribed Yesterday and the day before
was reported 10 amount to $4,000
MASS MEETING IN HoBOKEN.
The Germans of Hoboken rallied last night
at Webers Garden to express sympathy with Prussia
and Das Fafherandp The meeting was called 10 order
by Mr. Slechcr who introduced DR.. Kudeb president
OF the meeting The Doctor, on taking the chalr, sai
there was no necessity appeal 90 German patriotism
when the FdthCraud wiS assailed. In attacking
Prussia Louis Napoleon had as much chance OF
bIalo on Western prairies in attacking locomotive.
The speaker closed with eloquent tribute OF praise 70
the genius Of Bismarck, whom he thought abundanty
able to guide the destnies OF Germany in the coming
contest At the close of the Presidents remarks long
we're unanimously elected The United German Clubs of
Hoboken then sung 1.-THE Sentinel on the Rhine" and
afterward What Is the German Fatherland amid tu,
mUltuous applause. Mr.. Mesulins then offered
resolutions Of sympathy with Prussia, and an ae-
dress to Germans at home, assuring them OF the lively
interest OF Germans in the success Of Prnsan
arms and the humbing OF their arrogant foe and pro.
mIsng the assistance Of all GermanAmericans toward
the relief of the widows and orphans Of the war COM
mitee was then appointed to receive subscriptions.
About 600 subscribed upon the spot, Capt Her
man ID. Busch heading the list with $1,000.
THE PATERSON MEETING.
Several of the leading Germans of Paterson
held consultation yesterday to devise measures for
holding meeting to give public expression their
feelings in favor OF Prussia III the Impending CONNECT as
well as 10 raise fund for the OF the wounded.
THE FRENCHMEN OF NEWARK.
The French residents of Newark propose to
hold war meeting a grand scale next week. some
of the speakers have already been invited.
THE yNnTINS