New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04


not been authorized, mS' y enter INTO any dis
,repd fstler nor ~ W country nor OF what mas oseo
cson ~ W ~ =; the matters shion DaNo Iui -
srei Of New tirenaa~ lo' fom Aoek
-, vour expulsion and I interest, your heart
whose spiritual snu loved you as devoted chi
love devoted fsihe'. er aud we arc even IN
Bat we are suI rsdium Of offering II your trace uls
name proud 70 % ace and admiration winch your pru
sentiments o. your orItndr ana lo9l Syu' ~
cence, W. 49, under such trials' nNe =. o,,, Grace
magnanm further instructed to present 20 yoGa "a
SONS We arr . 80 a memorial Of our CONVICTIONS ana
EPseo he present for It's intrinsic Vaiue; Il nI
TIER ~ Sour acceptance but As a s 80 % a.
wS Of your glorious os ,s yen will accept IL aud that
instrgctea ~ The coming years OF your valued me
4 w ~ mich VIII entte 10 your charity the CAtnDiG
T..sx and Isiy Of New foIk 70 SNe III 'N'
Ileis{ 80 n your afflicted hear.
pensoo- ~ Archbishop Mosquera TO the presensn0"
nc, iDe. - IN the following words: -.
soci'e ,x Honored by the venerable clergy ana ANY
"a Cbprch Of New orb, whose worthy nterprs,SS
q W heart feels comfOrted and eaied by inc ,s
are ~ s~onatby and benevOence from 80 h93.lIVSr
noD u Community; and must humbly thank MN IN ~;
AN ever best gift and every perfect gt 20 aow de-
- Ming The Author and Flnisher Of our ~ 81 i;
-, ~ pour his consultations and most oesho0 80 49, ,.
sBhsD IA ,gaytby ministers Convinced As an 'li'
xh vhich is truth aud love, cannot ions & bp;h1d no
sore be not supported by ,De y III -, ~ snbvsr,
k Church Of God, early c9nPi =. sscv and amos
a., order was hut 10 pave the way 70 aPV9~.s, fi
ns The people Of their resources t9sir counsel
A. ddctrine their gory their hsPPlnesg ~ 40
sorship which speaks 10 theI He ca 70 ?. ~ - ,be 1o,s
P ,ghicb tighten the weight OF tbeir eVS ,he iDPo
- ID tn charity that DOuriShes uen mus u+'h
49, r. substituted for light and slavery lot noely 81
sannof affect the Church without angcuns sooioy "a
~ inssnarable Ihi. saw from the beginning ana
sd on nv exile and hardshps, ana aillcuOnS tha'
80 come upon me, bat a. on small shcrnce VuolSt "a
$40 ~ ths Church and Of society For TO defend Tue
Church 10 toll 10 reanim'uhs tne ;. ;,sef and ~
saos nj the faithful but 70 defend society lt'e anu "
scre GLORY freedom and welfare to the people mus
tertv and Catholicism me 10 be 80 oienueu VOse'eI III
~ mind that could not consider the OAe without lhe
~ md indeed il is impossible for me to conceive how
T,boIc ration can be sOcaby free # she be not auo"ed
he free exercises OF the religion Happily are IN III 'o
Catholics IN your country whose worship ees W." hd
1bsace and whose conscience scars Hee from 'uo OV
Snrd nres,ure Since the question was 10 secure lh5
,.me liberty for a nation where all are C@InQucS cpui
not waver as 10 the line Of conduct tha shouu 4tpP
ronVicon and faith GIFTED my pain my course mas oeSh
h, ,h. vicar of Chris whose voice the Catholic
drld has already heardthat blessed voice 50 Po"eIu
the hearts and minds OF Catholics WINCH OWING 70 he
trials of the Holy Father himself can ara" lole P9isu1
IA soIernn accent out OF Us paternal pangs-
20 ,li sound harnOnOusy IN the ears OF my pelOVeu
aok and they comfoted by the words OF me common "a
fher Of Christians will by preserving the Na5uDc UuE u
,bs Cburch of New Ganada prepare tor her days OF exud
60; d GLORY 10 come after thUse OF tears ana bitterness
which are passing the nation at ms eP'ch OF d ana
renovation the God Of Justice has permitted 70 asn
S,s NAV not pariake OF their benefits, but VIII DC
for me sink into my grave after having en-
deayored 10 contribute my share though so very small 70
tbe work of God The clergy and aty OF New ork concur
IN carrying out the high design OF Providence Their te5tmo
nv bonors me beyond and that testimony Gentle
men win fy along with my wait its conso alton over my
orotien flock and revive III them the heart cheering
of soon seeing end put to their Tears ana sorrows
Ceptemen can find words expressive enough to con
ev 10 Won an idea of the gratitude feel for the kindness
and generosity with which have been treated by the JOINT
body of the Clergy and Lay Of New York You who listen
The accents of my cordial affection may be sure OF this,
hat there is no for my gratitude but that OF your
own feryen charity The recollection of your bounty viii
,t as long as my memory and lie-the precious Epsco
nal ring pledge Of your faith and charity Will be for Inc, in
nv own solemn festivals what the tunc Of Paul, the first
reat hermit was for AnhOny-it will remind me of the
vine of the first ages of the Church ofthose virtues which
ltadly contemplate aud admire in this ustrous Church
oEew York which has for itself by so many titles
mace of prediction IN my all Catholic heart
After reading the above Address, DR. c. presented the
Archbishop with the Ring, very beautiful one of gold
With large ruby in The center surrounded with circle of
diamonds and beyond that another circle of emerads. Its
cost was $500 The Archbishop replied very feelngy in
Snapish which was interpreted by DR. Cummings After
which the Archbishop bestowed benedicton on those
present.
vote of thanks was presented to Mr. Thomas O'Conor
who addressed the meeting