, 1874-06-08


other iibcral-lio&lng cItlzons, thoy wero defeat.
cd last fall., 'Ho would therefore 20 littlo hnok
Of tho rroaont ttmc. II was hardly neocBsary to
speak Of i, d -.
THE SERVICES or THE TURNER'S -
during the civil war, but o was able TO speak Of
their services during tho luBt thirty years.
In 1912. when tho Native American, party COM
mcncod with tho burning Of Catholic churches
at Phi1adolphia, tho Turner's madc use Of their
1ights 40 s|ttzsns' although theF numbers wore
1848 brought to this country tho indomitablo
spirit Of tho Turner's. Tho boat nien Of Germn-
ny found the liberty they sought 10 tho ffoe
sHos snrooa od a1a hgIea ,mSn end sa sy hs7psa s
In 1864 the fanatics organized tie Know Nothing
party, tho T1ttners were atronR enough to. mako
bold front against them. Ho reInomberhd we'll
when rowdlea went from Cincinnati to Kentucky
Turner's bnlt barrioalos and drove thcm back
wnoro they belonged The terzblo outrages'an and
shameful dolngs st Louisville woro checked by
thom: Whom those Know-Nothings found out
thor power WAS broken, they united with tho
,nuokots and fanatics. But, :,.s, > - :.
IN sp1TE OF PRAYING .woME1',i -
stood hore as froe eitizens IN in a froe lsnd. Il
WAS not tho intention OF Germans to organize
. stato within the. State. fOriea Of :" No."
"No.na] Germans asked their rights merely ns
5.ooo,ooo Of slaves vere to be liberated, boooooo
Of Germaus marched forward Into the battlo, not
for bounty or for promotion, but ont Of q HohBo
of duty. They wont aa priyates, and calne
back a. fprivateB, covered with honorable
wounds. Germans ahould not misuse tho privi-
legos accorded thsm;, they should alwnya BE-
tho frat to- keep poace and order. But H. thsy
chose to 20 to church on Sunday thoy wanted
Ito 20 thero without interference, nnd IL they
wanted to visit a ~aaloon thoy wanted no intor-
foronce. He should abato * ,s.,: =. 6; 80.
|. THE PRESENT BALLOON 'Hu1sANoE.v r.st;
Ii we had instead Of 5000 but 500 Baloona, and
II tho icenBo fee were raised to $500, they would
for flyo cents. Immense applause and laugh
terl To-day Gormans stood again where tiioy
stood: in 1B49 when tho Wing party was dis
solved. Now, The Republican: party, was tis:-
solved. fGreat appleueo.1 =, ~ :, 80 :,
!: Ho then moile an oioounnt anpaa1 10 ,Garmnna.
Americana Hcaudinayiane, liberal Iriehmeu. and
.liberal, ,AmericanB to rally in support Of :. -. =;
=. rEnsoNAr 11nRnrr AND 1rpEnAr IDEAS. :.
They must ineIgt on thoir rfoht to I'D to; honyen
in thoir own fashion. and willie thoT accorded tho
: rght to others to pornhin the Virgin Mary, they
~ thas nas. .u fAn,a,,sn ,,a f"mattar r.
thev tha fell syould % n,r of tha ntv AGAIN with
10 1f}| minority M ttov iii last fail, ti1ays naod
mt fcar tRo roRnit. He nrcnd thnm tn ia ,aoof
tnaz hcI yop & and a.
an1ihilato tho nrosont oorr,,ntion: ihoy' wou1d
hn nhio to hrinv Aha lanfi hack avain into tho
i;a 4 ,roa Fo1o,ving tt,irtvf;un nanes arn T1,av
vim I,e,ned tn frcn f,va mil1;nna 81 aievea shonl
not aiinW tho ens1avement of flvn miji;nna of
Gcrmana. No
- ~ III. dav +bav mt or,v ca,ahrata Inn onan.
inc of th;s cnsmonolitan nnrlr Int t,ev alao ola
brato tha feativnl of ~SNe
".Ae .,s,1. PREF susnAy NITRIC -,
In an Amay1o,n pa Parh VIII os Veas and Hoff.
man warn nlnvino thare. nnlatha Nas nlnv,nT Mt
T.inooin park: 8ombjnationa wern bain9 ,ra.de
~ div;d, +haT, h,,t H. 'nnod thor un~id M ho
mislod by a few schiof-makers' Tho working
h;nnac1f and q man nr aorvrnt oirl VIII ,rnrlrol
Ls~s ~! dava II ti,a vnaI T aEnn,9 ho aM,wod ~
aniov and reorcato thomanIyaa sunlnvs TINY
! should be protected. in tholr rights, and they
in preference to ali other crodltors. This, was
neithar Socialism nor Communien. but common
gorgo. Thoy s]lould be watchful,-. not as Ger
: mans but nn German Americans, and make
unitad front against their onernles and ,oppres-
sors, and not relax their efforts until. lhoy suo-
oeeded in 1o-establisbipa sgain our free aud noble
institutions, Let them ,inite with all tue liber-
al-min9ed OF other nstionnlities and the victory
At the conclusion of Mr. ,Heaing's apoech
there was great applause and cheering, and
many Of the mora enthusiastso jumped on the
platform and shook hands With their German
] embrace aud kiss lin. This concluded ths a1-
erosea att Rpenker's stand. ;, @l;~i
/ The Park, whose natural advantages have
landscape gardener, presented from tue moment
Of the arrival Of tho train worry animated hp-
pearauce: Tho different family parties arranged
themselves In groups under tile cooling shade.
trees Or occupied the long tsoles. whereon t9ey
tie. ffosh air finding a rival sppotizor in the
hurried to and fro by the busy walters. Dinner