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The above is a faithful portrait of NJ Johannes
Ronge, the Luther of the nineteenth century, as he
is termed.


Our readers are aware that the reformation which
is, at present. going with such force, in Germany
Austria, Poland, and other countries on the CONT
nent OF Europe, was originated by humble Priest
named Johannes Ronge. 1t commenced about
year ago, at the exhibition of shirt, or tunic,
which was IN the possession OF the Romish authori-
ties, and which, they alleged, was worn by cur
Saviour. 1t was customary for the Catholics, at each
exhibition of this shirt, to make pigrimages from
all parts of Europe, to see it, which they were al
lowed to do, on paying small amount of money.
In this way, there was considerable revenue rails
ed by the Church authorities. At the last exhibi
tion, by Bishop Analdi, at Treves, this humble
priest, Johannes Ronge, denounced the shirt as an
imposition, and the exhibition of it deception, by
the Church, to raise money from the superstition
OF the people. The standard OF revolt being thus
raised, Ronge made many converts; and, after