New-York tribune., 1871-04-11

l Ic 20 his workshop ana employ ed himself in i labors
and those TIVE great nations may now form pacno ie.
again in harmony with the universe of God War; my my
friends, earfuly violates that harmony The great bc
of the universe Is peace; In peace all the processes oi
world 80 in peace the seasons perform tler he
IN peace the light OF day comes and delnls m 10 the
sunshine and the harvest rpens; III peace sc snoce
system perform thor mighty courses that
And peace being the law of the universe we rnanv
those guide the desinies OF France NJ h Tc.t law
are now acknowledging, by solemn ue"'9' ' D.
Let US therefore friends congratulate fe esfn Witch
h h9 hht i,b W W so nsny evils and mseres, s now
ended. Let hope that TINS eIOU, esar of the era
viii be followed by general disarmament among ,h inS
European nations ann m Enrcpe has been Keeping foot
and which have filed the hearts OF men VI o ,rnd 70
with feyerish ancipatons OF wal, wiz NC. pe ~ tnrrihie
al oecupations Let us hope, too hat the tei ,
rTrors which, in France, even before the Mos 20 ,ho
% reSf Utn iGo Horrors civil il bnt mere mad
ness OF the hour passing iign i =, am tne S in which
ordcT and quiet will be fully rccoDcled with e npey
| OF the individual 49,, -. .,ts
stand .,,.-..,,
Dr + T Ioweuthal made few remarks at the south
west stand. and then introduced Mr. sigisnund Kauf-
man, who spoke follows
sIGIsMUNp KAUFMAN'S SPEECH.
FELLOW CITIZENS: We celebrate to-day the festival OF
peace festival the like of which has never Deeh KNOW"
beore We are not alone in the celebration Americans
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neaLing nress and public sustained the German SIDE
throughout the late contest although thero was at rst
considerable doubt OF the ability Of Germany to win such
victories as Graveotte Worth, and Others They os-
tonshed the French, tooaughterl and when the iater
found they could beat the Germans and their prestige
was gone, in self-defense they declared Republic
Thsy were forced TO relnqush their idea OF entering
Cheers But though they declared they would mol give
mn single foot OF soil Germany went steadly on IN ncr
we celebrate to-day. We Germans generally RepuD-
cans too but do not ask other nations to give up
what belongs To them. We only want our own We sald
to Napoleon, Thus far and no fartherp We told hlln
that the battle once begun must be fought OUT 10 ae
inS & PS1Se 9n tbe French Of paris and they will con-
tnue to ght until one seps in ana separates them
The Germans were in peaceful state when TINS war var
wine Of glory to an eyerhrsty people and TO sustain
rotten throne. lCheers1 -, ...., ~, &. o.,
Well suppose the French have had enough OF II Tor
] awhiIe-Caughterl thanks to the great Genera, Won
Moltke-l lcheersl-thanks to King Wilhelm-lcheeTslI,
thanks to Bismarck who has been the steady adviser OF
the King Tremendous ehee[1g TeFay rmST M ST IN
arms will allow any 10 deprive her OF Tue fruits
! OF ii. Lot US all remember that We are Germans In
our intercourse we should speak to each other not as
| Democrats or Republicans, only rs Germans ,Hieas
! States our German honor truth and industry Then we
shall have the best praise tat can Re gwen TO any s
right and viii do it, and condemn only tne bha anu
of one n tonthe great nation in the wordnot Pris-
sa not Bavaria nor any other state prlDcipality,
Ourselves worthy Of ou origin and we shall be much
respected here II We lad remained In the old iand
speeches were also made by ex-Gov Solomon DR..
Ad0pb kessicr and MaSnus Gross
The following resolutions were read OF the several
stands by the following gentlemen: klamroth Dr. A.
Gercke, Dr. HeidenIeld and Emi Unger
With dcp snd heartfelt sympathy c;ni Of he Cntei States u
Gersn descent followed The stirring events Of Which Europe has c
We i shared the Indignation wrath h. Al Gey f dec
Il frKeIfE NlIg %
peaceful 7n the bosom OF ibtr f'mo' aud drove then lo
We Bare the er6am With which people ou North
su unanimously ng arms to leP h common strong watch
on the Rhine tie German stream
q German blow; vl, net !te .a9'qa @
weeks destroyed the pIoues army Of Lqrope and o'eN
Tioacb a7 coons Of the demanded
approved OF the earnt,t ,se ~ % & r dg3e sgsn
repetition Of the offensive w.Is The toT eniars, sae NE a % % On
Ssss, Gensny and ,nsed upon her unpessa5o misery
Ne fwe tie course Of the ega1c struggle with bre,he's
snets a od'Sn pr tic & lot sea As lo9 . 1q % s sHd
he popular army aa m ,f o T % sc Of lives and fTofey; and
therefore greet WITH undivided JOY the conclusion Of an honorable
n grand meeting assembled to celebrate the return
peace citizens Of The United STAG recognize We M greet I'M
We therefore express sentiments and our hopes IN the following so
l. We look With pre admiration the results secured to the
people, e conclusion Of lec-te GiIlf o. an esay
s abolition OF lie ue Nam and TIE Union Of the North and
Universal Suffrage The mighty development OF paona feeling aud the
aaG.o1 Q, % SSSs 90 % 5 p sD erSSs. Of terman
We eyrs, our deer syH 4sly Of the W.T. end
s0i ss sacred duty provide fitting for the nvads
sad e so% M a1 oll5s % he's, o. 3 s tr he tfo ~Leh The er
people m continue make for healing the wounds nAc''1 0 tie
3 We trust German people having aIriycd by Is own s
With energy lie Of it. Political N oois by eans
and torod Win which pre.eryd unity against the foreign
enemy attempts sge iis nights or to arrest i inner a'e"P
We expect nation 70 whose ioneImes nature ofea.
goi bn that warned by he example Of france It wi
tie nations nsuga ne" international relation,
IN "Ich oI1, md tb nn,s Ioytop of tbe p1ircl.
indulge hope that the German people strong BY Ne unity
and respected abroad anl sil % H wa wa J ~ VIII
1ge minds Of the inhabitants and Lorraine Who in
g. W tras lat az once deserved humiliation Germany the
Of m sknowedge ard Of its national regeneration
Of novege ana Of calm seiieontro and that It vii
henceoh seek and establish s reln not 9; IN the past IN war.
aggression sDd conquest bot building up its gns eerJ on the
bs9 o ,n ,ir, m De de,pe reaction on the one hand
and blcody anarchy or The other -, o.. ,ou, ., .,;,.
end Iruoe hs manifold relations which every year connect the
S 3 70 %or s T. G great results Il the a..
concluded Europe viii fail have bEeacs influence even upon
q European society win task Of Gea9 found and
Eufope win preside and Che highest Interest, Of
With the Republic which millions Of its sons have found new
After the reading and adoption Of the resolutions the
exercises brought to a close by the rendition of the
! chorus, "AUH daHket Ale Gou."
TIE ILLUMINATIONs.
| Not the least interesting attractive feature Of
the festival the ma ,nifceDt illumination in the
evening. On the east side OF the town. especaywhere
Germans delight dweil-aI the streets presented
1us visas OF fiery splend0r But Of the great
center OF gittering adornment the Bowery. Here
The patriotic sons Of old Deutchlsnd We'd with each
other in efforts present beautiful and novel effects to
the public eye
The throngs that passed up and down were loud in
their praises OF the novel beauty Of the On
the Bowery from Chathansquarc, Diysion-st. pre-
sented most extraordinary appearance. 1t seemed to-