The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-10-27

Traaslafed from ths Ch1dion Apolog,u, tAs oyggn
Of tie Episcopal lhth. ChUych, Crc,aaoi,, o.
We have already recommended the Np,,ODai D,m-
OkT0f To our brethren. None of the secular German
papers advocate such pure political Princplcsyta.
1t is the only one in the German language assuming
n Christian standpoint The essays, ID, mocr,rg oaa
On ia0HHy by the editor, are excellent uh, that
they would hc inserted IN some of the German pa
pcrs, which are ever So active In attacking the Bible
hut OF the principle IRfidtHr 81 nH,Td y'3rS- our
German Freethnkcrs desire nothing To hear. We
afraid the DmaS,0f could not succeed. because
its splendid appearance and rich contents IN no
proportion to its low price; hut VIZ rejoice To Gud
that it receives great extension, and continues 10
appear regularly.
IT,aoslaf,d from the Mes0Dge, Of clint Tfd,Hes. tr
oy9a" Of IA, tmtof Bdh,en, CUcicrWs, O.
DIRK NATIONAL DEMoKWAr Under his title, We
| received last week IA German paper, with the motto
MIN IS fyo', UtOHgh h, b, b0rU IN cLg,HS " This
is the most splendid among the German papers Of the
country and deserves all credit aud great patronage
because IL meets necessity. paper advocating
such principles ought to be circulated among the
German population We have read il, and can con
scientiously recommend it to every family
Tyansi,,ed tram the Christian Messenger, fbc organ
ofthc EWngeItc0l Communion, New Byi'R, Pa
DER NATIONAL DEMoKRAr.--Undcr this title ap-
pears in our Federal Capital German paper whose
first number Is before us and presents rich contents,
appearance The editor shows that he issqual 90 his
task and possesses all the necessary faculties to make
his sheet instructive, useful aud entertaining. Yet
all this would not greatly please US IT it not
for the principles which hc advocates lie processes
Christian prime pies and defends them with depth
and ease highly 10 be applauded We wish him sue
and strength from above for his noble uudern
king and although do not yet endorse his pOlit
zeal standpoint in all its branches will ncvcrthe-
less aid him in his enterprise with our entire nlu
encc As regards Sh1rtrH, which the NuIOHU DAM
okJn opposes, would insert tho paragraph relating
To it from our Church Discipline
QueIIOH. What is TO be done with regard to
Slavery and the slave trade
" AHSirer We were ever convinced that traffic in
man and Slavery il great evil and ought to be de
tested by every Christian therefore be it known to
nil of our mcmbcrs that it is permitted to none and
under no circumstances to keep slaves to carry
the slave trade"
Ttonsiotod fjom tbe RepiRg( Pa) LibTol Ol0r,,l
The second number of new German paper the
NatiO0M mokrai, is before MS. 1t is rich in con
tents and splendid in appearance, and deserves the
patronage OF tho German public.
] TmRsrfed from he Ltcha Pafriot AheDfo,op, Pc !
| DER NATIONAL pFMoKuAr--rhis paper already
noticed by us is ably edited by Frederick Schmidt.
| IL has the motto: +" Man is free, though born in
| chains, and is decidedly d,Hj. SkrUOV. What does
especially please is that il advocates Christian
principles, which in vain sough after in most of
our German papers