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short time, thousands became his sdherents. He
than took broader ground, and declared against
some of the principles of the Catholic Church !;
particularly against ihe cy he priesthood,
and the confessional; and mat the Catholics
should be independent OF u4e rope The reforma-
ton, as it is called has progressed rapidly and it is
now spreading over Continental Europe. In every
town where NJ Ronge presents himself, thousands
come forth 10 greet him. The people crown him
with flowers; the municipal bodies present him
with addresses; young men ask to be allowed to
take the horses from his carriage; women invoke
the blessings of heaven on his mission, and the
cannon itself thunders his welcome


Such movement as ths-so widely reaching so
a-embracing; and that, at the voice of one man,
the world has not seen since the days of Luther and
it is very appropriately styled the new German re-
formation. Ii has extended even to the United
States, and there is now Catholic congregation
in Cincinnati who dsavow any connection with the
Pope and maintain the same principles as are up
held by the reformed Catholics in Germany.