The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22


city since the funeral OF RiShop Mci'ill.
TIE Profession.
i Jew minutes before II o'clock process
sion issued from the episcopal residence in
the following order:
Crnser-Rearnr md E%orcis.
CroSSBearcr.
Two AcolyteS.
Sanctuary Boys.
The Reverend Clergy.
The Most Rev. j. i}aylcy. Archbishop Of
Baltimore
Right rev. !. Gibbons, Bishop of Richmond,
attended by Very Rev. DR.. Mulyey,
Vicar General Of the Diocese OF
Richmond IA Assistant rrie>t.
and Rev. Fathers Dougl.-
$50 crty. of Warrcnton, \.
and Gross. as Dc,-
rGns q: Honor.
in>ignil-Efarcrs cf the Right KeT. bishop.
Tho pocessiou moved alor2. Grace >trcc,
brt":CGli lines iurnrcI hy the Beneficial 60
cicteS. aud entered the cathedral by the
main door. The societies forming the Guard
OF Honor were those Of st. BcncdictUs and
st. nnniljaciga. and The Catholic Beneficial
S,riciy. Il. i;cnrllic:us carried Il handsome
new banner llatir !1y thn German l!cn9dic-
tine Minis or Iii, city. j he Other societies
carried their distinctive banners and the
papai roicis. rs the procession entered the
tic societies fell III rear the mild
marched UP 10 the ;;ltar, thence going 10
their reserved s,ntS IN the eastern gallery.
AT THE DOOR or THE CATHEDRAL
the Very Rcy. Dr.. MuIycy, Nical.Gcneral,
plr spntcG the Aspersorium t. the new bishop
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monv tl,r choir snIrudi,lIv rendered the anti
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cau,led the altar and sau.r from the missll
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ShkAoS of TIE ARCHBISHOP
The Archbishop is Il man of fine physique.
plcas,n" countcmlnrc. and comnandinw an.
nearanrc. The basis Of s,i- tcrarts was tie
words of st. Paul to the Romans: "How,
then. shall thcy call on Him in whom they
have not believed? And how shall they be-
iieye in Him of whom they have not heard
And how shall thev hear without a preacher?
And how shall tlcv preach except they be
scnf2 Az if is written. How beautiful are
the feet of them That preach the rospel OF
,cacc and bring clad fittings Of good things"
The Most Reverend Archbishop said he did
not propose to preach Il sermon, but merely
to say Il few words III compliance WIN Inc
request of the Right Reverend Bishop, who
was to-day not exactly to be installed, for
he had already installed himself, but who
was to-day To take the cpls:olfi' cllalr OF
this diocese for the first time lie lad rome
not merely a tie metropolitan oi The province,
but lis tliend ana III company with Others
to witness this solemn paseutry ana con-
gratuatc the clergy and lalty OF this diocese
upon the great blessing Vouchsalea TO them
by Almighty God in having so good, wise,
and prudcnta bishop sent unto them. All
the holy writings recognize that 1t Is pecu'
liar mark OF Gods love for parish or
diocese to have good priest or bishop. No
doubt all present agreed that tins was 80,
and no doubt also their hearts were I'M,
morning swelling WIN gratitude 10 you
that he had suppllcI Tie pace OF lhelt mtc
revered bishop with one so worthy 10 De
their father. guide, and teacher. For nlm-
sell, the Archbishop might say many thinSs
in his favor, for he knew 1till wen tue SIM
plicity of his character, ms true luhnilty'
and his zeal III spiritual ulIiieS p'it ne loie'
bore in the presence Of the subject OF su4li
eulogies, for he knew that TO nun II wouiu
be dspeasing. Besides. he was s'tlsiled tllat