The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-09


It is not pleasant added Herr Won Muller 70 discuss
such matters, but feel compelled 70 do SO, Is Ger
ever ready S e.
deputy Wiggers Berlln replied that the Bund GS%n.
against Mecklenburg, where since 1905 the num-
Der Of iestimate births has constantly been on the
Deputy BRAUN (wiesbaden,-I do not know what
the gentleman from Mecklenburg means ~ compar,,
q sss w, he mgSt
Mate and illesmate births or the latter he sapts
SsSs n saa 0* %h sa heard Hns
day dispute the matter l did not dare to open my
% mot Ne
| looked over my books at home l discover that
have been too modest and nd. TINS WIN be
| by the semblance Of onicial assertions. The
exciting debate was closed by an admission on the
Basse who timidy declared that i had not been
his intention to praise the condition Of Meckenburg.
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the session, Herr Simson, IN his parting address,
Voe Sm as q % sa senior
p. saturday. everything at the castle being in
to the protector Of the confederation, Count Won
Friesen handed his Majesty the manuscript. King
william read WITH clear voice the throne speech,
Considering the quantity of work performed by
large Of y he aea
serves high praise still than Is expressed in
the throne speech. The latter, dry, business
survey Of the position Of Of t tne North foV Ger
man Confederation. 1t does not contain a
policy and economical prospects, Immateria points
are mentioned in it, while important measures-such
the law, cooperative associations and the share
In the regulation IN the mouth OF the Danube-have
be eulogized But If it be their duty to harmOnize
the laws with the interests Of the people and oppose
ie%pts have been excessivey feeble. All fi their
merit If any there be- is botted out tenfold by yield
sia It makes it but too evident that the North Ger
man Confederation Is, as yet most imperfect and
The schism between orthodox and liberal Protest
ants Is likely to produce as predicted to you N Tor
mer communicati0ns serious convulslons o. the re-
twelve OF which guarantees reli-
gious liberty and article fourteen establishes the
Christian Church in such State institutions only which
relate to regfOnhad been adhered to by the present
or BY previous governments no such difficulty
could have arisen. As it H. the clergy entrusted
with the superintendent OF all educational nstitu-
lions; even Hebrew school must submit TO the
inspection Of a Protestant eccesiastic. Religious
belief is made test question in almost every social
position. Prussan stares at You II You tell him
that man may live all his lifetime IN the United
States raise family, occupy an honorable position,
once, swear as juror witness In courts Of law sit
In Congress and perform a thousand and one public
ana private acts and duties without being ques
toned concerning his religious belief. Here an oath
in court Is considered religious act; hence follows
Israelites from the judicial ca,Yfere Not passport
apprentice certificate, summons, n0tarys act, &C.,
the party parties and contrary to the letter OF
the constitution, vast distinctions are drawn between
from this undue interference between State and
Church affairs can hardly be Imagined much less de-
dhs wss S
dissenters, at least to obtain the recognition of the
Church, apart from the civil registration existing
few years only, the subsequent difficulties when
children are born the anomaly OF considering GER
tain creeds as authorized and dissenting commune
making all dissenters pay double church taxes
once to their own and again to the Established
gogues have to pay fun taxes to the ortnodox)-a
description OF all these and great many more would
darme or policeman c calls to inquire few Weeks
after the new born babe has been registered, what
religious denomination II belongs TO- and receiving
happen to be nationalist, free relgionist the
like, threatens with nne II the child IL not soon
ranged under Of the existing heads OF religion.
This has to be done indeed, otherwise hne after fine
and trouble besides will ensue
Impetus has been given to the views Of Rev. Mr..
Knak, who not only asserts that the earth stands
still and the sun reyolves around Il, but
victuas, shaving OF the beard, &C., on the
Sabbath, by pamphlet, entitled Proof OF
ago and ever since lying heavily on the hands Of
booksellers. II is now bought with avidity and will
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pe. aenpss w psVve .ie pun. py sca ucmon-
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.n 'as' - na nna. wuo,'e'.eu az Soyus
prn.nR onve az aste, S Sn.u'eu, III err0fe I'll
a, S,h, 40 rs.ao onnoarnn .Sn .a.s n.
n,S, gu, nf IsSua snn,i o ,h ventn onap.e.
oianaa,ian s1o,nesh To,a ~, Ion , ''s as'.i
;'i1 s.l send st,, IN, S soig w., oUes no.
e sy sui MIS-; se ~ ~ s, I'LL ~ sun, NV u,, vi
w. JAZZ; tr stnn,, .,, u.ms usce III
wavs IN the meaning of pnose,eSs Gi1hss N% mosx
~ - ma IN which a. 10 r,nraovar ,r,nS ,nt ~,
LIN u ,anor bad roferon. tio, .S .nas .e
anno ~ saar acinsa which faShna nnS t %pp.u
IN order 20 save his peonie from han, ,arraaS '
1,,a i,harai;sts "n ths othar hawd haa ns s..u.,
sa,ngS cnndsnin o. s,r na,e u
| Knak's doctrine demandng comnIefe enaration Of
rh%rch and school new instrncton Ip suh 90 a.,