Marshall County Republican., 1872-07-25
For Whome Should the German
Vote?


The three leading classes that compose
the SO called Liberal Party, are the rebel.
of the South. The known enemies o.
good government north. The sore heads
and office seekers from the Republican
ranks, who have gone out 10 aid IN bury.
ing the now rotten carcass OF what once
was great and national party, composed
OF many great and good men. The last
named class, are giving the lie to theil
once loyal record and are daily writing up
astounding Inconsistencies Chief among
them is their standard bearer(H G.) who
Is evidently the most plant material that
ever figured in national politics
The second class are his "blacklegs,
pugkists, leepers of dens, criminals, shoul-
der hitters, rowdies and burglars. "All
the scum and dregs of the community are
drawn bya sympathetic cord into the
reaction-not tie "RJorm Party"
That many good Democrats will be de-
ceived by the cry of reform admits of no
question. That many in this section will
fall under the party lash into line, and
not dare exercise free suffrage under the
surveillance Of their King Bee of Marshall
county is now very plain.
But for whome shall the German voteg >
That class of men who have suffered so
from the Jesuits of France and the No
6l5es and cat-ttroats OF Am .rica. VIII Ger
mans initiate the fatherland in their being
industrious and law abiding citizens, in IA
vor of free schools and protection to the
night, and banishment of the wrong, as
Prussia is now doing. Or will they Join
hands with the rebel factions of the south
their hnooch aad 5ittsr prosecutors IL tn
post-and the eaemies of the fatherland
as well as the enemies Of every good gov
eminent as the history Of the Irish Cath
olics in this country and every country
where they seek to rule shows.
Can they forget That in 1870, when the
troops Of France under the maledicrions
Of the Pope and the council assailed tie
German provinces. that their enemies
cheercd the ungodly crusade and every
priest Of the !,omish Church in this coun.
try, prayed and harrangued lervently for
the dest; ue,ion Of German unity. Ger
man citizens of Plymouth who rejects
viii remember how community was divi
led, and cannot forget the rebel scnt
nent north and south which was in ia
vorof France.
Now it has crossed the water
that the Germans are in favor of
he feactioa parfg because Senator
ochurz is one ofihe leaders in the party. !
And this news has raised how Of Ge
light among the Jesuits Of France and
Germany, in hopes that By the Germans
selling themselves to the caeanies of their
:onntry, freedom w"ull ht.o be destreved.
But The German is not ready TO vote |
With their enemies ana the nearer they
ONE to the state and Presidential elec- I
ion the more will they remember that
President Grants enemies have bpen
heirs; and that Grant and Union admin
STATIONS alone stretched ont their-rands
o aid the German population OF France
rom the rage of their foes, and that the
american minister at Paris with all the
consuls found il their chief work
o protect exiled Germans. Emperor VIII
lam has not forgotten this. and our Min
ster Washhurn has been nick named bv
he enemies of the Germans, The Ger
nan Spy"
1t is easy to see for whom the Germans
should, and will vote
History won't lie,