New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
GERMAN REPUBLICANS APPEALED TO.
wuy MIR. BLAINE Should BE sUrroRIED-MoKALs
AND POLITICS.
The following address has been issued to the


Repab ans of German nationality:
In the name of common sense request our fellow
not 20 allow themselves 10 be induced ny c
hch-soundng phrases of moral indignation OF MessS
of the Republican party for that o pell0'is ; rclr
Vote in favor of Cevelapd II You will try 70 strip the
seductive speeches of these gentlemen OF tnel I M &
snake like surface. you will find noihins ie ot 'v ,eJ
cpe That the minority Of Po,SSa rds and to
after the voting-to style sen ;p noiors to the
desert under cover OF this word WIN ny VIZ of ~ ms
enemy" In order further hide The shamei "I % M
nrjncjnc aud of such action, these men nave uled,
rnder the warcrv, The issues OF TINS canpagh arc
moral rather than political to transfer I ,ne Dali
f,ru The realm Of mind and intelligence Y" tha ri
mentality of prgudices and 3 oeei np.r To o fall
nu easy prcy any strong-voiccd or smooth tohgued
NJ hone however that the shrowd sophstry of these
men will be fully understood and that as heretoioie
the peoES VII The sacaIed SSaS On Ihdcprnde d VIZ The
fsses o. this campaign are NOR rather tha pohlica'
Is 50 fglacous so DISASTROUS and repngnan TO the
snS,l and iHnatc feeling Of people which respects
iisaf that il is difficult TO believe that sneh wei, h'ot
it They resemble in this re pect good fellows who
sailed forth 10 travel North but who mounted the coach
ef lseinr Virtnons man therefore bound to ae
ce for granted that the above not" r s Vr "ud has been
thrown ont in the garn OF yirau"ns idi ieacnnfy
educated men, who too lazy to think Tor themselves
aud deliver them with the other good b9t really soi
purchase money for new political homestead for them
selves ~, ,,.,
we have to rembcr that the United states as congom
Grafton than jO0OO.OOO people represent an IN
fnitcy higher ndil duality than the single clLen
State is therefore subject To other Jaws th
the single citizen II for ihc latter morals e.; me
conformity Of his actions with his personal cohNlc
are binding but such personal convictions cannot cNist
for the state The igence ota give perot III
history takes place OF personal conviction a. bslSo
action I'm the life of Republics The best exponent OF
this average intelligence decided by the vote OF i
majority will consequently he the most suitable man t
the wheel of 1t is the intelligence ana not the
morals which cngcnders the development of Nations
With regard to the candidate OF the kepupcah party
MI Blaine against whom all the moral hunbug OF tue
Independents Is directed dare say he Is nnecu
iatooed 81" tattooed with defects OF mankind as 9cl
people but he Is al the same time tdltOOcd WIN
power OF mind and intelligence. which, by lis ponuciouS
weight sends the scale of defects high up Ill th an
and which enables him pTf~enincnty 10 chu ihc
State with firm hand toward the coming ilhtS.
Vote therefore for the victory Of the old party he parry
OF progress y casting your vote for its candidate, Mr.
3aiucs .. Blaine.
Aetc- FORK. October 1854.
Or Vim. Balycr No. 81 : L 13thst
Theodore Kaufmaun. No l2l5 Broadway.
Paul GOepel. TrAon Row.
Anthony Ilcrscls No. - John-st
John {. Hacker. No. l. Warren 81
Richard II Adams No. 19I Broadway,
Franz schneider No. o. Bow"ry.
Dr. T. PolcnSN No - FultOn-st.
Clas. W kurtz, No. % Peari-st
Chris RcsSucr. No iOO PcaIl-St