The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-24
THE GERMAN POPULATION IN THE UNITED
STAINS.
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Third period ef German Emigration
How true the Latin adage, fepora Hafa'ar e ma
ans,r n is The naughty princes Of Germany, who had
in their mad pride hardly degned 10 listen even for one
moment to the shreks Of despair Of their down-rodden
subjects crayed in the middle Of March, ls4s the hated
liberals for protection against the popular fury The no
erals met as the u public confidence at Frankfort
and ordered general election by tho people for represent
atves 10 assemble Parliament in order to prepare ana
adopt constitution for the whole Of Germany.
The new Parliament met consisting Of liberals red re-
publicans and goodly number Of the ultra-montane
Jesui party Suffice IL 70 say, the liberals afraid OF the
dwelling principles OF red repubhcanism, made common
cause with the tame party and carried the esab
lishment Of German empire Hecker the leader Of the
republicans left Frankfort raised the standard Of revolt in
Baden was defeated BY the troops sent against him by
Parliament and hed TO the United States.
The debates on the constitution began the liberals
talked the princes and Jesuits acted Vienna taken
by and the popular party crushed the same hap
pened at Berlin The ultra-monane party prolonged the
debates at Frankfort until the princes had come 10 we'll
matured plan. All at Prussia and Austria recalled
their representatives from Frankfort The remaining rep
esentatves feeling themselves not in the neghbor
hood of Mayence where $4,000 Aus,rans and Prussans
were in garrison adjourned Stuttgart where they were
finally dispersed by the order Of the King Of Wurtemburg
Now the liberals of Baden and Rhenh Bavaria raised IN
their turn the standard of revolt but Were after the most
determined and deadest conflict forced TO surrender to
the Prussian army composed of forty thousand men.
Executions and prescription followed, and the curtain
FELL and with it the just expectations Of all true patriots
You may well ask with establishment How is 1t possible
that the great German nation actually free in March ls4s
could be again e,ered The fear of the dwelling princ
pies of red repubcanis bloody ghost of the French
revolution Of 1889 with all its horrors and denominations
made liberals hesitate before entering into league
with who espoused the principles of Maat and Robes
pierre The liberals feared the fate of the Girondis and
in order escape from Scya they rushed upon Charyh-
dis Perhaps il Is inappropriate to give you some
specimens of the manacal rawlings OF the red republican
press Of this interesting period Of German history
At Genoa there appeared manifesto of German demo-
Gratis wherein they say 1.-THE battle of June is the birth
day of our the red republic The February revolution
only far of historical Importance il opened the way
for the revolution of June, From now there Is
a deadly conflict between party and our opponents
the one the other party be destroyednay anni-
Inflated Only when the present social system entirely
undermined and destroyed the principles of party
| he realized Religion, which must be expunged
the educational system vanish from the thoughts
of man Revolution ia the total humiliation OF
religion because the hopes of heaven become superuous
through the reign of liberty and of happiness for all
throughout the earth We take, therefore, all religious
and struggles the establishment of free and indie
pendent congregations only far into consideration
under freedom of religion understand freedom from all
religion We do not liberty of faith but want to
establish the necessity Of nfdeliy In this and in every
other relation endeavor loose entirely from the
past We will inocuate twg upon the old rot
ten trunk we desire BY reform, but absolute
revolution"
Hcinzen at present editor of German paper in Lnuis-
Vile Kentucky said have been the author of this
iesto He calls for blood of blood; he calls him
maniac who advises to be humane and looks upon pod,
the panacea insure the happiness of the human
he advises undermine cities containing 100000 inhab
and ,yntIn
means destroy million of barbarians'
l Nef said in his aPolitics of Peasants Y aWe kill
the dogs prosecute the enemies of hgh-souled and
by increasing tax upon rents and wills so per cent
100 destroy all property holders must cast balls with
terrible OATH and make little registers containing the
Of those who die to advance the interests Of the
red and social republic prayer books which atter princes
and inculcate humility the humility of dogs must be
burned and must epouse the religion Of bravery and
of the pride of liberty The ancents have sacrificed men
at the affairs of their gods offer God victim
to appease humanity Only when the blood of thousands
of slain shall have assembled heaven liberty and love will
reappear upon earth
Hof of Mannheim said in his eulogy of Blum at Zurich
in Is4s The great leading idea Of the revolution in Ba-
| den was, There is no God God is in make a
paradise upon earth Dortu Heilig Truzscher have died
with this conviction. We nothingness but have
fought for beryl Blood Revenge The heart Of the
action emit greater of blood than the old
4 Rhine y
Now, sir, you believe that these were only the
views of few isolated individuals and aside by
the people of Germany with horror and disgust Germany
the birthplace of the Reformation had in her higher
Is long since been estranged from Christianity In lS4S
became and apparent that rationalsm leads in
its consequences to absolute atheism How deeply the
masses gangrened may be delineated by life
sketch from German tavern in Geneva drawn in ls49
1t is Saturday before Easter Sunday The night pro-
crosses in carousas which be described before
men without blush. At the dawn of morning the guests
commence what they call divine service journeyman
I appointed clergyman all the guests appear before him
eonfessng their sins in ludcrous manner, paying
penny for their dissolution The money expended buy
/ rum. Whilst the Lords Supper is solemnized in the
churches these tavern guests receive from their mock min
ster under terribly blasphemous words bread and
This enacted Geneva where Calvin lived and
1 died
Two means employed, both leading to the same
suits Some wanted religion Others made use of the
/ Bible to destroy the Christian faith
The former reasoned thus revolution has commenced
which must put end TO all religion Physical misery
the source Of every religion the friends of the people can
this account do nothing better than advance the
solution Of the Old World which based upon religion
In the OF religion the reaconsts preach 10 the
pie submission and sayish obedience which are opposing
/ the destiny of Religion prevents progress which
thus becomes only possible in illegal CHRISTIAN
n.y. which has succeeded to prevail all other religions