The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03
migration Of nations begins. new era Of
universal labor dawns upon the world.
49, BERTHOLD AUERBACH
LOUISE IUHLBACRS ACCOUNT.
Herald Special Report from the
Exhibition Building.
Louise Muhlbach 10 the Ladies
of America.
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AMERICA the LAND OF GRANDEUR.
Germany's Beecher- Stowe Among the
Great and Mighty.
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A MESSAGE OF PEACE
N 1rlEsaAm 70 TIVE NEW Yoak HERALD. 4 l.
The following special despatch to the NEW
York HEaALD, from the pen Of the. brilliant
and popular authoresa, Mime. Louise Miihl-
bach, has been transmitted by our special COR
respondent at vienna:- raa 81 ess
n.'a IA VA VIENNA, May !, 1873.
Full of the FIRST grand impression Of the
worlds spectacle, greet you, my German
sisters on the other side of the wide Atlantic.
The proprietor Of the HERALD kindly sent me
an invitation to Berlin, requesting me to 60
to Vienna and be present at the opening Of
the great International Exhibition, SO that the
German sisters beyond the ocean might,
through me, receive the first information con-
corning the accomplishment Of the magnif-
cent enterprise ss La aa T,
s7sN SPLENDID ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
When the Khedive of Egypt invited me to
visit and study his beautiful country in order
to have it pictured to my German country
people, was of opinion that no greater dis
tnction, no more aattering acknowledgment
of my efforts as writer, could ever be rendered
to me- But this later invitation Of the great
and powerful HrnAID appears to me to be .
still greater honor. It fills my heart with
proud satisfaction and grateful delight 4saia+
alh 'iNa' GREAT AMERICA. w
America 10 the land Of grandeur in thought
and action; and grand indeed was the idea
truly American-of announcing in various
tongues, through the medium Of the HxRAID.
to America tomorrow, what happens at Vienna
to-day-the Worlds Fair is opened. @
Heretofore the HERALD has sent its messen-
gers to the fields of battle to witness the
bloody struggles and describe to Mortified hui
mainly how man slaughters man, and how
the life-blood of thousands and tens of thou
sands poured out victory to the one, to the
other defeat.
MaM MESSAGE OF PEACE. As
To-day, however, the HERALD sends it's
emissaries to witness peaceful struggle and
report victories which, after the wars have
ended, thought and labor have decided. La
Dor and Industry! Oh, that these holy
words might be the symbols Of new era
about to dawn over the wide worldi But
you over there in America, you are entitled
to the assertion that for o long period you
have been marching at the head Of civiliza-
ton, leading the way to happier future.
SYMBOLS FOE THE FUTURE.
With these holy symbols in your hands
this day is, above all, day of victory. Labor
has conquered-labor Of the mind and of the
hand.
rREDERIcK THE GREATS WISH FULFnLED.
Frederick the Great, who was aiming to
reach q similar goal, had the novel and touch
ingly beautiful idea of erecting Pantheon
around the halls of which the affairs Of oil
creeds and religions should stand, and where
Nohammedans and Catholics, the Trevor
shipping Parsee and the cool and sober Pro-
testant should meet together, all praying in
manifold tongues, yet ali praising the one
great God. What Frederick the Great failed
to accomplish we see, beyond all expectation,
fulfilled to-day-the Pantheon in Vienna is
now opened to all peoples, to all nations, what
ever be their religious belief; they come
hither to worship in spirit, to serve God, in
amply utilizing the talent entrusted to each.
ENTER THE CROWNED HEADS
A wonderful sight it was when, amidst the
the thunder of cannon and the peals of merry
bells, the Emperor Francis Joseph, surrounded
by the Grown Princes Of Germany, England
and Denmark, the Dukes Of Oldenburg and
Modena, followed by splendid cort6ge of
princes, counts and barons entered the halls
whose doors were to him first thrown open.
The Dir of festive chorus by Handel sweetly
scared above the surging mass, and the i'm
mense multitude Of ladies in gorgeous apparel,
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