New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
GAEL ScHUGZS POLITICAL SERVICES

us ANSWER TO An INyfTArIoH TO DELIVER AN ADJ
DRESS oN FEDnsAL AID STATE @iGAra
A letter signed by residents Of this city was sent
To ex EX-SENATOR Carl SchuH On March 81, in Which,
agtor expressing their admiration Of Biz coune on
the great political measures before the enate during
his term of Office, they requested him 10 deliver an
address in this city on tho proper relations Of tho
Federal and State Governments. Tho followingb
the letter:
tn. Hon Carl scHURz-Denr SIR: Tho gned
have hecn following public Garcrr n.sJr VI
the Unte ates with attention ahl admiration. The
nhuous AMI nrrnlittny labOrs which In tie bot
interests ~ tho country yon bIvo undergone for many
years, tie cu!nnn Statema1sip yoi lave shown ~ the
treatment of all pablic IucstJns thr Hdcp niencs
and conrage yon have dspayel undcr tie most trying
Circumstances the cloquence IN which y0n haze exreed
among the hest Of the country and above a the
urrhllIcng-d integrity Of character have preserved
under the most h,sidous tempsfions, are deeply en-
,T wed in the hearts OF - gsI,"ihl po"Pe
Your irratInen o The ~ question In naytells.
has hearty approb ition: In that qneS,'m The
indapcp ienco ~ MI ths -ta'es Is in7"ye AMI on The
eve Of Prs lcutal election nothing viii In onr opinion
contribute toward eligtenins tho popo IN tbs
proper relations, righs aud functions OF state ana Fed
crai Governments than public exposition ~ the do
strncrive tonlenres Of the policy purTned toward The
XiiTId Congress has deprived IA % oplorfnni'yb
lar yon more on that subject, and should yoa
consent al lrCSs tho Am rcan peolie thereon yo v
crafty the earnest desire " only Of your friends out
al who take interest IN the welfare OF our county We
woud. iherefnre resp otfiy reIs. yon 10 name asy
which will be agreeable to You To address tho CID
zens Of New York City.
Yours. very respectfully,
WIN. NJ. EvHrtA Etwud ldckcineyT'
& Godfrey Gunther, Geo. VI htaOih.
WIN, G. Rry.nt Philip Bssnl ger.
huc,,st BciInnnt A. Jicoby,
Oswald Ottendvrfer Wniteffw he1d.
Vim Butler Duncan. j.. krarkow 1er.
Edward Solomon r. NrSScralh'
P'tor Cooper. H. WcDNr
I Stiasiny r. ST. Mlas.
Alfred SclIesinSer III, WcSenn0acN
Mr. Schurz has inst replied To tine letter as fol-
lows: ,o-,
ct. LoUTs. April 10, 1879
GENTLEMEN: Your kind letter Inviting 10 deliver an
address on public affairs Ia the City Of Newf0rk has
reached M. Nothing would b. moro gratifying 10 me
than ~ obey fatWriny CALI bnt regret IN say'nN
at pres nj | iblc b. do 40. ON tue 2tth oil thn
month intcn to AL for EIrOoe, and the few in'erFeh
~ drys entirely tax mp by variety Of engbSe
ents AS to leave time for the necessary prhparS
A favorable OpD brtlllty IN HOVE yer, ~
foun after my return from Enropc.
cannot refrain from thanking yOu most Germany 'oi
tho expressions ~ approval ~ which yOn nave ihOugM
nv public conduct deserving Coming from such source
they are to encouragement as wen a. reward
/ remain. Gentlemen very sincerely yours,
C. 5cHURz
Mr.. SGhurz as stated in TaE TRIBUNE Of yesterday
has accepted IN invitation to a complimentary din
ner in this city on the night of April 81.