The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-20
The German Democrats.
Their Meeting at the City Hall.
'args and Spirited Gathering.
address of Louis !Sch0de, Esq.
OF SENATOR BAYARD
AND SAML TOW NSEND.
THE GERMAN MEETING AT THE CITY
HALI.-LARGE ATTENDANCE
An ADDRESS BY LOUIS

The German meeting at the City lie
Hall, last evening, was very LARGELY
attcuded the hall being filled. q
The meeting was called to order by al
Esquire John H. Publ, and organized a
by the appointment Of the following >,
officers
President IIcnry Prctzehner. ,
Vice Presidents -First Ward-Jacob :
Kienlc Second, August IIilgcr
Third, John Bader Fourth, Johr 3
Fullmer; Fifth, Henry Muller Sixth, v
Frederick FRANKIE seventh, John 9
Hartman Eighth, VIM. Kleinstuber
Ninth, August Kalck Tenth, Herman }
Rau.
Secretaries Ignaz Blank, VIM 6
Robelcn.
The speaker of the evening was
Louis Schadc, ESD, editor Of the
Washington Sentinel, whose spoke
about one hour During his speech he
read number of extracts from spec
chcs in the Senate, by Senator Bayard,
and occasionally favored his audience
with "A few remarks in English,
Mr.. SchAde stated that he was there
to show that hc remembered his promise. |
An election, Involving the reelection OF
lSenator BAyar1, WIS to take place next |
month. lie had been invited by some Gel
man irleE Is to adore German DemOcra- |
tic meeting. lie had accepted thai IN VITA
ton with the condition that all Germans
Democrats and Republicans, should be IN,
vlted. For the Interest," OF both Imperative
lly required the re election Of \ mln who
had shown himself 80 nobly aud disintercs-
teddy the friend ia time Of need. lie was
nJt asking ia j A. iaior. The ex'rlcts
(which he read to them from the speeches
OF the Senator showed sufficiently that, II
= they had 10 worK for the reelection Of such
a mau, who ia not merely wanted Ivy Della
. ware, but by the whole country.
Il II there is a man amongst you who VIII
stuItify himself By supporting his bltteress
:, leuemies ana going against has tried aud best
Il friends let him vote the Republicans
ticket.
He may, for his treason TO hlU.e.t ana
( his country, plead thu preference Il po!.tl-
, cal TO personal rights Bat there are 40
y political rights possible, where personal
,t nights are denied. That party tHnt will not
g. ev, II trust you with TIN poor privilege Ct
Is aging wha. you shall at ant dunk, viii
81 hardly grnut you any political rights wor ,n
- having. STICK 10 Your friends aud 60
re- against your own enemies. \ man, who
a " II not do that j. rithcr a to0l OF a kutFe.
The Republican putty las IN ali the north
- cru States identified itself wiih the fuTtan-
zeal element In many o. them It has adopt
- cd sO-caIled Temperance Platform. Ia
OHIO snd Indiana 1t has been punished iol
It. Let II not escape that we'll deserved
punishment in Dslawafe
ii But aside from this question, " L mus. d.
/. rspt our attention TO the great danger
Threatening the existence ot our Republic
We cannot deny that re dri.lnT ever!
day from a popular ierm 81 government
e. into cen:ralilltlcn aud de, potiSm. We ma!
still retain the name, hut lne spirit IS alreAd!
gohr Ve' h'luo''. = " Tug a.
useu - pF,H w y -. ~ ssif
he Peew,.i,,,i.nt =, ,i,.. - ,t,I.. Than n
he NV 81 ia Constitutional lu5nlrcAl.S @
Enrope. and in NJ. e.pet,.. empire have "
l. as much OF the rule = tic hayonet As !
hhis country. We may continue L. ctli th
nted states isepuhIe' but II wa , DC Il,
tting else bot despotisin winch The rene
cal now ana The ene.'aus n.'Np , ,',It i
more thah s'ha 'e f"o'
: uAt .e'' Lu' VI" ,q",. a.,,,,t. l..
e. ,,..'n trr',,,,,v and fr,rd.m t1n Ven. Il
srr,t misses ~ the tisfmau- Antr.caus vi
nlsnys TO ready to nsht for constitution
liberty an the pr seteat.an ct the Rrlu'
tc
Giant Is to lie Rejected 4 ,blid t'a'
=, in' que s''ou -. ~ 'r,,',,,, - m
II, sH'ta1 or eur Nj M hon. '.t,a'h ~ !, va
hr M''l h,L o. our n ",>'.l' ~" 49,, i'y. ~
" 'T, : ', A. T. ,r"s r'nnlhs,n ,,oysrument.
/. v,1 want rsnlrlIi alton. lespoti.n, kuo,
- i nothipplsm, temperance hnmbuE with Il
evil Of intrmpcrlnce Increased. the IL
rs an aristocIAcy ota Gear supported by bay
ID nets then vote the Radical ticket,
'tur Nh Schade. concluded hv eXpre~~il
4 ME wish that the Democratic party
= 1876 would have sense. honesty pr
llcncc aud luve OF liberty enough
nominate Thomas F Bayard, Of Del
ware ~ their candidate for the ir,
Idcncy In that event our libcrt
wnuld be restored and the Republ
woulI be safer. t,;rcat applause at
q Ichccriucl
y. The specch of Mr.. Schadr WAS II
Inurutlv INTERRUPTED by applause. II
Imeetinr was the largest German rat
lrrinr ever held in this city. and