New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
ACTION WORK.
PARTY AND

cIAL'srs-auAhas- tty held meeting last
-Asr'.fAM"As' ~ THY with and give aid
The Socialists OF thif party I'm Germany.
evefing to express sym do nm, little money
to the members Of harmony among the
Several addresses were u ,h,ck.I .abor marty
was raised. There Is want vas deuonnced
members of the National-Gis Iast night.
here. Thomas j. Creamer az member,.
in an Assembly District meetf a tbe Gen.
and his name was dropped from theW antlTan
Primaries for the election OF member
eral Committee Of the New-York Count
many) Democracy, were held yesterda, ISIS
SYMPATHY WITH GERMAN sOCIAA
MUCH oRA1 DRY AND BEER AMONG IN VA ,ot
AauAroRs, BUT LITTLE MoNEi. =,
A meeting of Socialists was beld, AZ No.t
Bowery las ,yenine to discuss the comii slectio-.
members the German Parliament. and - TO a,
gest mea 10 assist the imprisohvd soclt
sis OF icrmany. There were. In fact, i>o'
meeting The first held In the beer
saloon on the first door aud was entirely
Informal the exercises consisting q tho manipulation Of
sassc and the most Of the speeches not exceeding the
length OF orders for beer Jusus schwab came In wear
ing big hat ON hi big head, and carrying be
silk lie drank great schooner" Of beer, ane ~
soon ~ he h. collected crowd Of admirers about ha
he I've gan 10 larangue them goodhnmoredy.
~
s,,nby the second hoor. netwoen BOO apd ""'
10 sons wor, present, most Of whom were o'r'nans
Many Of thon we're beer-sellers not morr tian one
lalf had the earanee OF being worklngmcn hohsst
r.4tio.ul n was chal. man. The lrst speaker Vas
Alexander Jo hs. who spoke In German. lie nwdshed
against thp - anan system Of obligatory military SET
VICE BsII A. hcslid. used the best years Of the lives
Of the coms0r people Of Germany for his own pcrscna
and ambition purposes. Socialism was not responsive
for the tttf ipte assassination of tho EmpctOr aud
other az tlmes but the dcspoc military rshlcm of
German g,v nr nj was responsible The hrst woh
Of socialism ID n abolish this system. aud 10 do tas
political hhi 1t drst be obtained. Though the
institutions oi N O. many Lad not become established
10 any great ths country. American -oeislis's
were working "a n same me as their Continental
brethren and isting the,? we're Seally assisting
themselves ga pccessary that :hcre should bo a
stead) ga'n a. very election In the uuub- of -alstc
represent ~es the German Parliament. The i"ah"r
closed WITH 60 xhoraton 10 hbcraliiy In the gns of
money tha, we, sent TO help the suffering Socialists Of
Germany pfl on and ont.
Jonas Ia a,le berfte, straightforward speaker who
appeals mlr' o. t.. reason OF his hearers than ~
their symp g.. husiasm. lie was followed by
Henry Dru received in way that lsit y,
doubt as TO hs aarity among the Socialists. The
cause OF his uopul s secret. II plainly e in his
manner am voice re Is careless In NJ dress almost
to slovenliness; has bright eye that he knows how
TO use with effect aud well moduated voice that rolls
out the trasbiesi commonpaces sas IL they were
startling and Origin al sentiments He keeps his audi
ence fever heat OF applause and enthusiasm. so
that they have opportunity TO discover whether he Is
talking sense or not. Judging from ms soit, white
hands. would Tot readllyclass him with 'laboring
men," - ,,, ,
Many years as'. he said, Napoleon declared that
Europe would become Republican or Cossack Now we,
The aboring men declare sOur belief thR Europe will
become RepaSca ApPanss We y that E%rSps
point support OF this opinion, TO the TACT
that Germany has nher prison walls Socialists
liberty. Among that number are more than 200 editors
Of labor papers ye shs method 81 81 naS hS
many continues he present sEstep Of trying TO i,.
prison all who speal Tor liberty Ind socaiism she VIII
soon find that her pi sOns I'll the land 30 that there is
room nothing else. IApplauseI Our strength is In
solidarity The artist, Gratis try to dvlai u.s. nat they may
dom bu, there are in catons that even IN" oonrroo
OF this country Will conduct themselves as n nave IN
In Germany is our struggle They are lighting now Tor
S % be- ns In
line with US We must stand together o,u.,os ,,,o,
were adopted by the audience with much enthusiasm
Considering that the Imperial Government Of Germany us
rdom OF speech the press advanced IDEAS has
been manifested throught all by governments based
'S ReoIsed That the Socialists Of all nations, rest
%sSare %se themselves bound solidarity extend Their
and and to Their o sa@ prom m med
their duty the ior freedom that the
but OF the aspiration OF the OF
the world eliminate military desposm ana estapisn al
industrial civilization in iis stead, -. ,.
That rejoice to learn that S0calstc documents
are the knapsack Of about 65 per cent e the con-
scrpts in cleers and we hope the dls
roysry Bismarck and the kaiser
IL gives Appause Considering that the cause OF
feeom universal and that society car be successfu
which upon that s destructive na sqccessu
ana happy society only be founded upon Industry
which Is constructive, ., =, c.-..
to every effort In the coming elections 10 , sena
labor the German Parliament to boldly
efy for the overthrow Of military
su though prison and exile be their only reward
[Applause]
George Winter made long and bitter harangue In
German against the " cnpitalistic press The Sdafs
Z,itup0 TRIBUNE andl Herald came III for an especial
abundance OF anathema. Adam Glebe, who had just
arrived from Germany, made German address,
m which he outlined the work that Socialists
are doing in that country, and INDUCED In
a great deal of abuse Of the ruling powers.
An adjournment then taken to the saloon below,
and more beer was drunk Justus Schwab and another
" citizen" sat at a table the door to insist upon
contribution OF ten cents from each person present. to
aid the German Socialists Two young stood with
collection plates in the hall to gather up any small
change that any Communist might have forgotten to
laay