New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

10 he known, and only held COMMUNICATION with tho
outer world through the officers. were most edyng ana
1--WE have had great opposition from mo puble on,
cials here" said Mr.. Mand resuining. We conduct
this the Humanitarian principle, whereas they look
on 1t as business matter, and oDlert 10 INC hmnlti-
ran principle which we represent. Nenoyrr tHxe oey
course. only officers Of the Society on saw our
Mr. Mandl produced a copy OF Hapcr's Weekly OF No
vember 1872. which contains portraits any i M
sketches OF the lives Of DIR. $. Elen0efg anu hlI Mai
This was the beginning % many mt rVlcws Mhlon l,e
writer had with tho two bumanitarans Ihe,r ltpors
and papers were-wth the exception 0I lne hAo,'us W
the Nineteenth Century," which thoy gays-llTys
promised but never fortheoning They ran inc sGe Vh
their political exploits and HUMANITARIAN pfnco M,,n
u volubity which was overpowerng but o. ne Society
and It's record they kept total silence. ing
pimped Secretary had occasional employ mont in ~
letters winch Ehrenberg had composed or IN aixlng gr
gantic red seals of tho "Gorman American Society op
| The outside of envelopes.
Another reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE sent 90 make in
0uries with the result. Thcy promised 20 OrWaru
him papers, which, or course they never did, Dut gave
him what they were pleased 10 call 70 report, wIncH
consisted Of extracts from The Commercial AdgertSer
the Grand German National Convention held In the
1eutonla Assembly Rooms on Ocober "a sat whlch D
I "a finished orator." addressed the meeting. -
other Inquiries were made concerning these men, an
of which went establish that the sOcety" was ainyt
that Mandl Gutenberg! were tho "ENeeutlVe BOaFu
mat they have emgrant bureaui OF agents; lhat
would not know what 10 do with them: nor do they
want any thing do with tho emgrant personally DIT
sent them by charitable but mistaken persons. -,
Finally the reporter hts last visit 10 Pmpton Bulld
ing demonstrated with Mandl that no had NOT seen the
reports. He offered to subscribe to the Joirdl 81 I'M
grafton. Mandl, after some excuses sald mat tue tx
gcutye Board bad decided that they could not gave M
formation, that their time could NOT De occupied DJ
answering idle nquircs that they bad so mncn TO uo
they were busy; they were yey sorry, Dut tey were
only seryants they could not do any CHING without the
consent the board they had 50 mueh Important CORE
I'VE have TO go 20 Albany this week Gov DIX knowing
Oul humanitarian principles mas sent I9r US 20 lSs
of Emigration. We very sorry are Ouy servants
r rives every i1formafionp He was not
ut la
to read in the journal which they had claimed DO Sot Vi
organ, that Gov. xpceiyed visit nom th' EActu
tive sBoard OF the United Geunan-Amercan Society,
who called In response Ia his invitation Tor consultation
on the appointments 10 be mddo OF tho new oom,hls
soneIs OF Emigration The names OF some OF INC best
citizens were suggested by the Delegation, ana the
Governor promised to give dae consideration 70 inc SuE
At the present time tho country being delayed with
a second circular containing the extract as aDOYe ana
accompanied by Number OF The journal NJ Emg'dlt0'
which appears 10 have been pintca espttdLy Ior tna'
purpose, It cannot be procured at Their oihce' ~ 4,
Tic following advertisement OF the concern was IN
serted IN tho German papers OF recent SATURDAY,
will be seen that no names whateyes arc appehuod ~ o
'''''U'O'' USiTED GSH%,s Aurarc,x SOCIETY.
no Alonirc-ical Dep" AN
Repu0lcinisn AMI Dsnoel-ey
No AHst0cusy!
GERMAN PElmvcTIIEN' The sboe7ame1 Soce'y eoatIoea
interest tser elcrgy anl wealth. organized r tie express
purpose Of ain With ue true pns Of American isshp nd 2
representatives o state soeny nor 90 We nien 70 SlD
iogcIea' hls TO advance their own oae. ana n'e 1
ALL 70 en- We
,hsl adhere !. the republican syr. .
thus resolved heartily extend German fowc items the
lo,paty Society be able to the oy
purposes Thus reinforced shall be enabled 10 ae
OdssenOls and exert tn poua AMI SOCIAL influence
the AngOAmeucaBs anxious To pat 10 our crolii. 80
Applicants Membership call In person or b. letter ~ te once
OF Society Building, Stuiessnt, corner hnhs iLe
Executive viii be session Monlay In April 20 accomIo
date our patrons book which the principles AM pur
poses society clearly OTh viii be gm1loly gwen 70
every member .. 49, 81, -
nouncct bY special police
Board UNITED bktNAAAAiLalCAH SUNNY
Neu- FORK, April 5, 1913