, 1876-12-17
SCHNITZLER.

4 Man OF MANY T1TLES-
A gentleman residing in this city yesterday
received the following interesting communica-
ton, which he hns sent to TEE TRIBUNE: "
HOLD TIE FORT.
DErENE. Brown Co., Wis, Dec. Z, 1976.-Aost
BeIorfd and Dear Brother iA Christ: Before leav-
Ing for sweet home again to meet my dear Scotch
wife Electa nee Gibson. who bore usthirteen chill
dren. Of which nine are living and one q babe Of
one year, would once more express to you my
sincercst thanks for your kind reception, brother
cause at the Green Bay and Lake Superior for this
year May the good Lord our Heavenly Father,
The gloriols. victorious Ind everlasting King, con
tinuc TO bless, protect and abundantly reward you
and aIl yonss, your beloved wife dear mother in
Israel, your sweet and noole childrcn and congre-
cation 5on attend with their l!favc pastor and
Protestant Bishop Of united free Christian brethren
nnd friends, md give unto you all continual assur-
ances OF His grace and tender mercies.
THEODORE scHs1Tz1ER.
n. B.-Dear brother, when the enemy comes in
like Hcou, the good Lord will take up a standard
against him. When Iomc and the Jesuits make
strenuous efforts to conquer this cur beloved conn
Into tho bondage Of Egypt, Roman darkness, and
superstition, it Ia high time for to be wide waEe
and to publish it at Askaon, and to make It known
der to shoulder for the defense Of the glorious
principles OF the reformation Of the sixteenth cen
tnry civil and religious liberty laid down in the
the Great Of Prussia. when he had pledged his
royal word that from henceforth IN his dolninIons
every one should be saved according to his own
fashion,
Scarcely had the noble King thus established lib
erty Of conscience and religion when the Pope
and the devil stirred up SIX powerful Potcntates
old Fred under the wheels OF their cannons, to take
bis crown and divide his country among them
selves. But with the halp of God and the prayers
out conoueror over all his cruel foes and thus lib
erty of religion and Protestant Christianity was
saved in Germany and the world ut large. Yours
presbyterian ordalned} pastor and Protestant
Bishop OF united free Christian brethren and
friends. Life Director Of the American Tract Soci-
Gnited states army in 1854 and 1865 at Fort Lyon,
Virginia. praying for seven months lhc1ped BY
host of faithful Christian brethren and friends al
cessation Of hostities, co-founder Of the Wiscon-
sin Soldiers Orphan Asylum In 1868. knight ot
the German Ensign Of Honor from the Rock to the
Sea. and son law of Sir Robert Gibson, Of Scot
lund. Should not grateful sovereign nation and
Administration have sent the poor Bishop long ago
as Am bassador to Germany to preach tue eternal
him TO Congress. or the United States senate.)
May God alao bless Brothers Moody and sankey.
HOW POPES ARE CHOSEN.
THE CARDINALS SCRUTINY " AND "AcCEss1T."
T. Adolphus Trollope has just published in
London an interesting book entitled "The
papl Conclavcsas They We're and Us They Are,'
which is the result Of much study, and evident
ly embodics the results Of great research. From
this volume are taken the following extracts:
After service and breakfast the Cardinals 60, nc
compenied br the canelayists to the sis5ine chap,
el ia proceed to the fret scrutiny. One OF the
at the door Of the chapel hands to his
Cardinal closed desk containing the ruled and
prepared registers for the days voting, the schsd
alcs specially printed and prepared for ewing the
votes the Cardinals seal and u,atertals for eeans,
and writing requisites. The conclavists then re-
tire. and the doors Of the chapel are closed Each
Cardinal Is erthroned under q canopy, so ARRANGED
that they can all be let down bit one when The
new Pope fs chosen. In the middle ot the foor
are six little tables furnished with everything nee.
essary to the businc=s in hand On table in front
Of the altar ia tablet Of walnut wood with seven
ty holes in it, answering to the number Of cardi-
nails when the College full, together with pur.
pie box containing as nnny balls OF wood as there
are Cardinals, with the name Of Cardinal on On
each Of them. From this box every morning are
drawn the three Scrutators and three Cardinals TO
attend any inyalds who may be confined to the1r
cells. The balls with the names Of the Cardinals
placed in the respective holes in the tablet Just
mentioned and are allowed 10 remain there during
he entire time OF each scrutiny. Finally, there is
also aAe large t&he tbs form Of osth 70 be aaea