New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
UNCLE TON IN GERpIANY.

The Augsburg Ai,gemeips Zeitung has long
review of Uncle Toms Cabin, bestowng on it
tie highest praise. We translate few para
grabs:
For long time says the writer 1--WE have not read
book that has affected deeply Or 80 continuous.
ly unclaimed interest we forget the bad Yankee
Engl h. and overlook the many inequalities Of the style
in the profound truth 10 Nature which prevails from be
ginning 10 end. The Abolitonist party in the United
states should vote the au. civic crown for more
powerful ally than Mrs. Harriet Bcacher stowe anil
her romance they could not have This romance de-
tie immense popularity II has attaiued in two
herisIleres in Europe vel in America for j. is
drawn from the lie and touches the most vital chords in
the readers soul.
There questions OF principle before whose iron
truth al the so-caled practical petty views which the
Isrrowuess and materalism Of the age make 80 great
parade o., shrink into silence Such question Of princi
pie is that Of negro emancipation in America It i, so
.rett dHgrace 70 humanity that among people who
ofl themselves Christian and civilized and in confei
Grafton which often sets Itself up as model for the
states Of old Europe there should be hundreds OF thou
sands Of human beings robbed of every right OF man.
subject TO the most brutal caprice and without eircun
locuono disguise treated mere things and nerchan
dse,-ihis, say Is so immense disgrace that the
saie polluted by and which protects it and cher.hes
il by laws and institutions sanctioned By republican re-
preseutayes Of the people, thereby necessarily dvets
se IN the eyes Of all ether peoples OF the ght 70 say
tny hing Whatever concerning the hottest interests of
nations 80 long the North American Union number.
in IL confederation States where men are publicly sold
70 TIE hghet bidder and where for the sake of miser
able greed, children are torn from the arm. Of their
mothers and wyes from the hearts their husbands and
sold into the hands Of some rich panter-so oag As in
these states The whip Is the means of governing whole
UNHAPPY and desp.ed brother race 80 long should the
glorious Union refrain from all ideas of Intervention
rcIn ell republican propaganda But let Us beware of
TOO vehemsnily accusing the North American states
They aEeaiter all but the scions of our Eurooeaa civz
auon The exploitation OF man by man the deyraia.
ton OF human beings into chattes the peryerson Of re-
leion 20 the meanet selfish ends as for instance nv
using hinder the humane settlement of the saverv
ouestions these evs has the young republic beyond
the received from Europe. The American, have
simply developed Them under the pressure of circrrn
and with the gosheadiness' which In every
sphere their characteristic into the last degree of Oh
preston, into absolute slavery.
We must e, last part from Mrs Stowe and her
book We confess that in the whole modern romance
literature Q: Germany. England and France we know
Of no novel to be called equal to this In comparison
With tbs glowing eoquence that lever fails of il. pur
rose tis wonderful truth nature the larseness of
these idess and tie artistic fautessness of the ms
chinery in this book George sand with her S2irIioa
ard CIsuls appears to us untrue and artificial pick
en with hs bu; faithful pictures from the popular
HE Of London petty Ralwer, hectic aud seH con.