New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22


The ARCHIE hcP is in constan: communication with
the high dignitar.ts Of the Church in Rome. He en-
Joys their confidence; and great proof Of this is
that, after having given general letter /, our Minis
ter Plenipoen.isy 20 Chns he requested OF hi. Emf
neDce, Cardinal Bernardo Prefect Of the Ccege Of he
Propaganda another general letter of introduction and
recommendation for the same di,'ngushed pe-sonase
and that this document unu,ual from e,ch a source
under such circumstances, was most kindly and
promptly made out and will be in China sting NJ.
Reeds arrival. You intimate that the ARCHBISHOP
has done nothing, but little for the three millions of
Catholics who have anived and passed through New
York within the last twenty years. Forger of The
Times, what do you for such people You might
as well hold the ARCHBISHOP responsible for the dis.
putes and riots that going on in the City Of
New-YOrk as for those Catholics who have passed
through the city; and TO those Catholics who re.
man, Notwithstanding all that is sad against them,
they may be considered, when compared with those
from whom they should receive example as law-abid-
ing and peaceful citizens Everywhere else you cay,
the Church IL an organization and great framework
Of institutions, to be filed up time shall afford the
means. Now in New-York the Church is an organza-
ton, ard time las already furnished 10 great extent
the means of filing up its framework You say that
-
forgers Ike yourself had influence enough to arrest for
moment its onward progress. You say that there is
not even architectural structure worthy of power
full and wealthy community. But wait till we build
the new ST. Petrick's Cathedral AMI forger though
you be, you must have common sense enough TO under
stand that the settler in the West commences by
erecting iog-cabn, and the3 aftorward, the stately
mansion rises by its side, You say that there ia not
wen organize. charity-not institution Of learning
."' COT nsnds respectthat point TO bis Grace as
IT. founder or su.teiner Well, it is certain that there
are several well organized charities in this ci:ythat
there are some institutions Of earning-and that they
cannot point to bs Grace as their founder and sue
taner, his Grace must be the happiest prcate in
Chrsendom, seeing that, according TO you the priest
hood and people of his diocese have founded and sus.
tanned them without his cooperation STILL Forger he
had veto them all, and if he had said "No " in
regard to any one of Them it would have existence
to-day. Try be just therefore Forger of The Times
and give his Grace some credit for not having pre-.
vented the foundation and sustainmen of these vari-
ous institutions.
FOURTH.
"ADd these occupations have passed unheedd by
RoTe Tho more ssIOs; isSPstion Tor WHICH Cer o. the
the Vatican that the Prnute Of has omit
ted notice with due soemne the declaration of the dogma
fed to Cuba VIXEN the NupciO PIUs TX s,.ed BY
press, booted and stoned by the mob and burned in eC IN
serious ofenses at Rome Northumberland nepotism
sopsGeS mp s to
Mary ard sepect to the representative Of the Vicar OF Christ
Forger, you do not fabricate adroitly
principed editor of Tile Times might be expected TO
do. The first sermon preached by the ARCHBISHOP on
bis return from Rome was in honor of the solemn
definition, by our Holy Father the Pope, of the I'm
maculate Conception. 1t was not a written nor even
welprepared sermon; but it was taken down by
reporter of Tie ~ y. Herald and through the circu
ation Of that paper found its way, uncOrreced as it
WIS, into the Eternal City. Imperfect as it was, 1t
was deemed worthy of translation, and of being depos-
tied among other similar documents in the archives Of
Rome The ARCHBISHOP, at the same time, an
nounced the purpose of constructing new church in
honor of the Immaculate Conception. And then,
Forger, you equally unfortunate in your alusion to
Archbishop BEDIEI You say that Archbishop
HUeHYs turned his back on the Nuncio of Plus *,
while The said Nuncio being assailed by the press,
hooed and stoned by tie mob, and burned in efgy in
handred cities end villages, during period in which
he most needed his" the ARcHBIsHoPsl support
Now, il 70 happens that as long as the NUscIo hon
cred the ARCHBISHOP with his presence and society
he was treated, both in New-York and elsewhere,
with all the courtesy and not few Of the honorS
to which q distinguished foreigner visiting the
United States, lawful business, would be
entitled But the ARCHBISHOP OF NEw-Yo5k,
during his tour with the Nuncio contracted violent
cold which threatened the most serious consequences,
as it was thought by his physicians that his lungs were
or would be soon, deeply affected. They advised his
going to Cuba. But previous TO his departure no per-
sonal insult had been offered to the amiabe and
learned Nuncio BEDINI.
Rome, therefore, has no complaint against the
Archbishop for having neglected to honor the defni'
ton Of the Immaculate Conception, nor for having
turned bis back on tho NrScIo of PIus IN.
The paper proceeds in the next paragraph as fol.
lowe:
eli, for the American mind TO realize udser
enee side this senyenes the Others but the fact
p,ed they that the Pope and his Holy College OF CaId
mails have designated coadutor to the AIcso.hoP WIN ao
of the Diocese Into whose hands its
bent"
Mr. Forger you need Dot be in the least uneasy with
regard to the matter referred TO in the paragraph just
quoted The writer of this state, the highest
authority, that the ARCHBISHOP of New-YOrk has
not the slightest idea Of asking for cosdstor, and
that there not the slightest probability of one being
appointed during his life, except at his own request
Then, as to resignation, he will take that into serious
reflection about the year 1872 if his life should be pro-
longed to that remote period 1t may not be smiss,
however to state that if st. Peter in the person OF
Plus TX or his successor should wish his resignation
at any time he will descend the steps of his srchiepi'-
copa throne with more willing and lighter heart
than he had when he mounted them for the first time.
As TO administrators and all that if the forger were
not as ignorant as he malicious he should know that