The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-13
STAND NO. 3.

The German Greeley and Brown Central
Campaign Orga acknowledgements by
Professor Theodore (slaubcnsklee, Dr.
A. Berkman, Morris Ee.inger, Mr.. Julius
Korn and MIR. Samuel Stcrne.
stand No. 8, opposite the Washington statue. was
the Teutonic rendezvous. large and enthusi-
astic crowd surrounded 1t. The prominent men,
bers OF the German organization filed the stand,
among whom were the President, Mr.. Glaubensklee,
with large number Of vice presidents and secre-
taries.
Professor THEODORE G. GLAUBENsKLEE made the
Introductory address in his native tongue which
embodied the following remarks:-
FELLOW CITIZENS AND CoUNrRYMEN FROM THE
LAND OF THE RHINE-It is because perceive and
advise the necessity Of true reform and Just legis
lation that stand before you tonight. Reform is
needed in all departments Of our gov.
ernment, civic and municipal and for this
reason, which would alone be SUFFICIENT.
yocate the election OF Horace Greeley and Gratz
brown. The German vote is powerful whatever
cause Of honesty and sincerity is my ardent wish.
] would not have you be led away by the msrepre-
sensations of our German newspapers, which so
malIciousy and pnusty repudlate the action OF the
Syracuse and Baltimore Conventions-invectiv
which we all look upon as unwise and impolitic.
The honesty and ftankness OF Horace Greeley and
Grstz Brown cannot be ridiculcd and rendered nm
worthy In our eyes and am sure in the eyes OF the
whole German people to fill the high offlces to
which we hope to elect them. After exhorting
them all to vote for the liberal candidates he intro
juced the second speaker DR.. A. Berkman.
The Doctor was German Protestant preacher
some years ago. and Is now on the
theft and deception with which Grants administr
ton was charged and pronounced him the greatest
evil the country could sustain. There were three
candidates for the PresIdency-two living and one
dead--and ~ am sure" he said 'that OF the two
survivors Horace Greeley will be elected, else the
fault cannot he laid as charge against the negi-
gence and Indifference OF the noble people OF the
The third speaker introduced was MORRIS ELM
GER, who referred principally to the state election,
denounced In an enthusiastic manner all recent
c0rrupti0ns and declared the great mass meeting
OF the evening to be rather like peace Jubilee be-
tween opposing factions than one OF hostility to
any party.
Mr.. julius KoRN the fourth speaker, referred
brieny to reform as the great object OF their exer
tons and the necessity OF eecting candidates like
Greeley and Brown as the best expediency under
the circumstances
The speech OF Mr. william Granerd, OF Hudson
City, N. j. was much interrupted by the band
playing OF the Brennan Association, but what could
be Cleaned from him related TO his own State
politics.
HARTINeE GsRKE made O brief, pithy speech,
which was well received.
The wIttiest speech given from the German stand
and one which called forth continued plaudits and
begon BY saying he had not the banner Of the Amer
lean Eagle above him, but BY his side, covered
with the white hat OF Horace Greeley
Every German who votes for Grant IL vile and
ugly within; he is not worthy OF the name. What
did Grant say during the Prussian war 20 give