The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-14

HENRY JAMES ANDERSON, Chairman, &c.
RICHARD II. CLARKE, Corresponding Secretary.
L. B. Binsse, Cons Gen. Henry James Anderson.
william s. Caldwell Charles O'COnor.
Carmel0 +. Caruana. Richard II. Clarke,
F. H. Churchil Charles N. Morse.
james Lynch. J0nn Mulaly
Charles 3. Newell Thomas H. 0'Connor.
Eugene Kelly. 7. Francis O'Reilly.
Frank A. Otis. John =. Develin.
Cornelius Dever. jeremiah Devlin.
I. James Glover. George " Hecker.
James A. Mc,Master 2. o'shea. s
Samuel A Raborg. Edward H. Anderson.
Denis Sadlier. Lewis J. White.
Robert W. Bower. John Culinary Shea.
Maine Mathew " B yirN' Willia% ]. Donney.
Michael Feeley. William Dougherty.
Patrick Hagan. william II. Field.
william J. Hughes. Pm. Haverty.
Lawrence d. Herman. John D. Kelley.
Alexander Patton. T. Woodward. =
Frank X. Sadlier. William s. Preston.
Charles Tracey. 7: +. Dealy, 8. J.
To His Eminence, Cardinal BARNABo:-
MY LORD CARDINAL-I am instructed by the
Council Of the Catholic Union OF tins Archdiocese
TO forward to you, for submission to the Holy
Father, the accompanying address, on the happy
wear Of his Pontidcate. We remit at the same time
Ss ssT % IL S1n nss 9 % e
left to your discretion, as arst Offering nom the
' The Council has also desired that it should be-
known that nearly one-half OF this sum RENTED:
was the net proceeds OF lecture which, at the So
Father Thomas n. Burke, or the order Of Domini-
cans, consented to deliver, in aid Of our exertions
to make good the Offering which the Council had
proposed to collect and transmit.
The Council begs me to ADD that they win esteem
the address and ofering can be accomplished
through your kind mediation. -, = = |
of ali all that you have done for the Propagation Of
our holy faith In these lands, and of your kind
appreciation OF our interest In the present ausp-
ciOus movement towards more closely united
Cath0lcity.
The Council begs Your Eminence to accept the
assurance OF their devoted attachment, to which 1
venture to add the renewed expression OF my anec.
t0nate venerati0n.
In the name Of my associates
HENRY JAMES ANDERSON,
Chairman Executive Committee.
FROM CARDINAL BARNABO
To HENRY JAS. ANDERSON Chairman &c. -
RESPECTED SIR-In an audience granted yester-
day, June rs, made 1t my especial duty. obsery-
S M the me az so y
by you to me, under cover transmitted by Miss E.
Edes now and Ss0 a. as same Tine
address which accompanied the draft. IL gives
me pleasure to be able now to state to you that
the liberal orer made to him by the Catholic Union
OF the Circle OF New YORK In doing 50 the
sssnrances Of sincere attachment and devotedness
contained not only in the address, but also In the
e s'set to the and which ewse was duly laid
before the Holy Father, VINO In anecti0nate Ian
n %scs 70 SSu
Union in the archdiocese Of New York, to the reeu.
lar members Of that Circle, and to AL In short,
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Nor ought to neglect to say to you that His Holt
ness expressed great desire to see the wide dis
seminati0n OF this recent institution and In making
known his wishes, took pleasure In employing Terms
Of the greatest anection and good VIII towards the
Highly grained that have II in my power TO be
the medium OF the benevolent. sentiments ex,
pressed on this occasion by His Holiness renew
with great pleasure the assurances Of esteem and
regard with which subscribe myself dear ST, most
afectl0nately. ALEX. CAhD. bAnNADV'
ACnILLI CANo RNALDrM, Mgr. secretary. a OBJ