The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-08
The Papal Legation.
PREPARATION FOR THEIR DEPARTURE To-
DAY.
New York world. Saturday. July al

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Long Branch has been chartered ny the
clergy of the diocese of New YORK ana
those. gentlemen, accompanied oy Ie"
distinguished lay men, TO whom invitations
have been sent. will go down the pay US
escort. Al o'clock this afternoon che wlil
leave the pier at the foot of Twenty third ST.,
North River, aud the farewells will be said
10 the Narrowa, where the China will lie to
take Mgr Roncetti and DR.. Ubaldi aboard.
Thursday evening committee Of the |
former stndeuts Of the American College at |
Rome waited on Rev. DR.. Ubaldi at Cardi- |
| nal McClosky's residence. The committee
consisted of Rev DR.. Braun, Rev. Father
Hepnessy, Rev. DIR. Daffy. Rev. Father
Farley aud Rev. Charles O'Keefe. An ap
propriate address was read by Rev. Dr.
Braun, of Washington Heights. and hand
some gift from graduates of the American
College of Rome in all parts of America
was presented.
PROM THE TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION.
Yesterday morning a committee of the
Total Abstinence Union of America waited
upon the Ab-Legate, Mgr. Roncetti, and
presented him with an address, elegantly
epgrossed upon parchment, from that body,
to be conveyed by him to the Holy Father.
The committee consisted of Very Rev.
Dean Byrne, President of the Catholic To
, tai Abstinence Union of America Rev.
9 James II. Mclean, Spiritual Director OF the
+ Catholic Union of the State OF New YORK
q Rev. Patrick Hennessy, Spiritual Director
Of the Catholic Union of the State of New
Jersey James NJ. O'Brien, Secretary OF
the C. T. A. Union of America Ale1anfe'
J, Pattep, President, and John r. Welsh
d Vice President of the Metropolitan CATHOLIC
10 Total Abstinence Union and John j
~ O'Mahoney, of the Catholic Total Abstinene
Union Journal Vicer General Quinn ant
~ Rev. DIR. Ubaldi were also present. Kew
Father Byrne, on behalf of the committee
i'd presented the address which was adopte
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10. Union.
re. THE ABB LEGArE's REPLY.
,e- The Alb Legate replied, acknowledge
the courtesy of the Temperance Union
ba America and thanking them for their KIN
expressions towards himself. He sald
aet You who are engaged in this work a
Ill providential men, for you are contrloutii
airy powerfully to carry out the designs
aid Providence in the formation OF nigh
900 continent. He has placed you among
r. wonderful people, wonderfully endoWe
r. ~, and he will demand great things OF you;
'i.n is the wont of the enemy OF all good
will strike hardest, to mar most the fare
,ood works of God. Satan finds for 30 foul &
aoe- sign most ready instrument in the vice
,nce iutem perance. Go on then, prosper q
increase in your holy work. 1t Will g
me the greatest pleasure to present yt
ing address to the chief shepherd of the CT
IN OF fold. l shall not fail to tell him what or
July things have witnessed of the good Ell
kers of your total abstinence union In Amer
.co,- shall add my prayer to that OF your
dress that the Holy Father will bless
III 30 worthy ecclesiastics in all their labors,
most of all in the work of temperance,
es at hasten it's perfect temple by his powe
pro- bepedictiOn.
lty is PROM THE NEW YORK CATHOLIC CLERGY
,pda- THE POPE.
drive The clergy of the diocese of New
vbs,e net in the school-house of the Cathe
80 Thursday night and adopted Latin lie
eoeSS' of thanks to his Holiness the Pope.
levers letter was read at the meeting of the Gle
. also unanimously adopted, and COMMITTEE
peued the following gentlemen was appointed
,uired sign it and present it to the Ablegate at
Cardinals residence last evening:
K and q praoton Rev. VIM. n. Clowry. Re,
Apid. j. O'Reilly, Rev. Father Wlrth, of the
demptorsts, Rev. Father Hudon, of
EALER Jesuits, Rev. P. Mccarthy and Rev.
rIcks OF McGlvnn Yesterday the Sisters of NJ
ing the on Houston street eugrossed the add
rally be on parchment. At 5 O'clock in the a
infest noon the committee met in the Csrdi
Hence parlors. Rev. DIR. McGlyun, at the rec
details of Vicar General Qainn, made a brie
Grafton dress in Italian to the Ablegate EXPIRE
he man If IN. esteem and affection that his O
relieves BILE qualities had engendered in the b
lookout of No clargv of the diocese and repre
when his early departure. Father Quinn
ling he pre- ssed similar sentimen 8 in Latin,
no once requested the Ablegate to be the bea
mess In the following letter from the clergy t
ty i' the Pope:
call tho
bD Van To His Holiness. Pope Plus TX:
oupitou. MoSt H9ty rotheT-W nSn YOU ieSeu.iy
"a US" without precedent on this continent, in
At NO % ting him to be q Cardinal of the
reaer in Church, of the clergy of this diocese
line ever York could not but be filled with sentint
much Of Joy and gratitude to your Holiness. Wei
insurance not only in the promotion of our Arohl
to higher houors and a greater sphere
Patricks fitness for the Church of God, but also b
Ist,on of we were we'll aware that in his promote
49, NJ desired to honor the Catholic Church
WV. .i throughout this country, and the countr!
At'en'ioh as well as own diocese, and now
Tor dealer whom you, Most Holy Father sent hit
toners in your Ablegate, to be the bearer of y
sigma of so great a dignity, ana whom, b
of his own merit aud the cause of his c
lsrtorm- but especially on account of you who ser
ea Su0r We have endeavoTed to the best of on
0 winners ability, bnt with fervent hearts, to en-
'hese two and to honor, is to return to you,
lg beaten m not permit the opportunity to pass "