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the ultramontane Catholicism, Ike the Orthodox
Puritan Prorsstantism, but | see as little what
car be 'he use of i. new religion as what they
mean it shall 70: let rs nc: deceive ourselves
this is noti.., of new Spring for Christen-
dom, as an ardent gentleman in the LEIPZIG Allge-
meine Zeitung procaims it in his enchantment =
The good Germans, with all their tendency TO
mysticism and pletlsm, havs been too nearly in
contact with the encyclopedias of the last century
for that; brit tlie.e s.rs in Germany action, an
opposition to the old which struggles 10 the light on
every side, and in every way the new German Ca
tholic Church is opposition against something
existent recognized against part of the statu quo,
and this is the cause CT the enthusiasm in It's behalf.


congratulate the ''Deutsche Schnellpost" that
that thas become the true organ of Germany, as
being the only periodical in which Gee German
word can be spoken and we all look with longing
to its leaves. Congratulate yourselves, my friends,
you have the finest p!obiem before yoa and are
on the way 10 solve ii only take up with no party
cry, whether political or religious We must fight
for something higher than constitution, freedom
OF the press or any one Improvement for the free
dom of mankind for the means by which hu-
man beings may grow into true manhood
Does the work prosper, We are richly rewarded; Is
1t mpeded for the time, (hindered IN the end ii
cannot be) we will comfort ourselves with the old
maxim, Ell roh,isne sat est