The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20

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versailles Of when our =" land .'1s xai'sless you
have not been without, eonsccl.,on In spite q
rsvsreny listened your that q the Vicar Of
your ases yet sso ssa snse
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and n ,. implanted y their soas They have
andisy feet the expression their yensraton
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states ars not behind the faithful Of land in loyal a.
tie sts and
definitions By which the circle q Cbr-tisn doctrine has mp
itting that should point with the ,gna
church IL the Gnsa States IN apooinns The Archsp
81 New iaa 70 he dignity Of carains Of ,he Holy Roma.
which trut will be enshrinod in our memories ana
We feel that the astonishing growth OF tho Church in our
land mus. sSra you srea. and oy T. nss nus
under monarchy that ali and Justice
an sss ssi
hat nssAeS in pnc nor ra in pas,se does
holy religion contradict the spirit the institutions nader
With them better than do The isne,s Of lie sects
serSa.ve spirit and Sssne,s cai6ss,y which
assoy opposed 70 Or hasar. n
safety. which the may DO shown come
aaa n
w u a az" Turkish height aud
memory. announced Inspiration he very
y when th.s Power wasbosen aud from which decline
began. In these days o sadness, melancholy and dis
tho Church n Eu,cne j. nrcanasd no mind can divine
break Had we the divine promise that TIE gates Of
hope NM we and s ed aa
by the hopes have - often expressed and
Yves; this change. this triumph viii come cw not
poor Vicar Of jesus Christ but that !. us, come know
=" S's Of "a our ana a
Catholic people Of this archdocese with the
spend in the further honor glory Of Ills holy
AMERICAN CLERICAL TOURISTS.
This is q remarkably fruitful season for ministerial
tourists. Notwithstanding the financial embarrsss-
ments OF the country Tor three years past
city and country ministers must have made or saved
money enough, or their congregations have been gen
erous enough (as some havel to givo them the time
and the money wherewith TO make trip TO Europe
both desirable and agreeable There extra attrac-
tons, too the other side OF the Atlantic this
which not found there every year. Tho Papal
jubilee has called of large number OF prelates aud
priests all parts OF this country and s they 60
Bishop Krautlauer, OF Green Bay, WIS., has gone and
lett his diocese in charge Of Bishop Hess OF La Crosse
Archbishop Wood, OF Philadelphia with
eral OF the clergy OF his diocese, has gone
also and takcn with him money ana presents
valued at about $500 Bishop Manuey, of Duma ),
Texas, has more recently started his journey Rome
ward not merely TO be present at the jubilee, but also
10 comply with requirement of his Church that all
prcla,es shall make visit TO the Holy See before the
expiration Of tho third year after their appointment
and every years thereafter About two years
have elapsed since Bishop Manucy appointed To
diocese larger than the five States comprised in New
England. The Rev. Charles KGrncr. OF Pottstown Pa,
is preparing for summer tour IN Europe also The
few preceding the great event IN Romc has been
as the Boston Pot remarks, very appropriately marked
IN America by the elevation tho eplscopate ot
distinguished Catholic prclates. First there was che
conservation OF DIR. lie Roy as Bishop of Nuch!toches,
Miss, April "a Thon came the conservation OF DR.
Spadlng IN this city as Bishop OF PEORIA Ill., May /,
by that OF the rev Dr. Moore at Charleston. 8
c. rs Bishop OF 81. Augustine Fla, last sabbath, and
to-day the Most Rev. DR.. Hanna will be consecrated
Archbishop Of Halifax s., 10 succeed tue late Arrn
bishop Connolly. The copsccratng preatc Is TO be tn0
Right Rev Bishop Conroy, OF Ardagh, Ireland, Who
has come 10 the Provinces as Papal ablegate The
will be preached by the Rev George b. Kenny,
5. d. OF Sir Edward kenny, lately Governor OF the
Province. The event VIII be ono oil great Interest,
Halifax being the mctropoan see for ali The ma inc
Provinces, except Newfoundland, which Is under tho
direct Jurisdiction OF the Pope. All tho sniragan
bishops from the Lower Provinces aud some from the
United States viii be present. And rs tomorrow Is
the day for the Pope jubilee the event VIII DO further
observed here BY special services lectures in the
churches The Rev. Y. +. O'iIare OF ~ James Cathe
dral Brooklyn, will lecture tomorrow evening on Pho
Mono AS man, bsnop and Supreme Pontn The
Catholics OF lonSport NJ ", viii celebrate tho event
by grand demonstration tomorrow, and throughout
the country it viii be remembered in different ways.
But there are other events 70 take place IN Europe
little later In the which have attracted many
Protestant clergymen to Europe this summer The
Rev. Dr. Prime, OF the New York Observer, has sailed
as commissioner to the Pan-Prcsb, terian Council,
which Is to meet Edinburgh july !, anu 10 tho In
crnationni Code Conference, which assemblies in Ant
wcrp in August. He will also represent his Church
with the Reformed Church OF France aud other CONT
mental countries These are important gatherings,
ana the first named has n douue sig icancc Pres.
Dytcrmns DR.. Charles 5. Robinson, Of the Memorial
Presbyterian Church in this city. has also gone TO En
rope Tor .our months, and carried with HIM not only
substantial tokens OF their anectionate regard. Hc
has been kept pretty closely 10 the ministerial
rest as has been granted TO him. The Rev.
A. II. Macoubrey, OF New Rochelle y. ", has
conc for tour OF SIX months IN Europe, partly Tor
pleasure AND partly restore impaired health. The
Rev. Dr. Mitchell, of Chicago, has been granted six
months leave OF absence to travel IN Europe
his expenses paid by the First esby terrain church, TO
which he has n!nstercd acccptabiy and, notwlth-
standing tue hard times, ms peopc contributed Tor
benevolent purposes last year the of $2l ISL ST.
and for local con aregatona purposes SIT 800 rs
DR.. Philip schail has been abroad Tor year. lie has
recently organized u branch Evangelical Alliance
in Egypt Tho Rev. Robert 5. MacArtnur VINO has
ninistered for years Calvary Baptist Chuici,
OF this CITY, has also departed Tor proI0ng IN
Europe and the Holy Land HIS congregation fur
nished hun means TO make his travel easy and pleas
ant Tho Revs d. A. Goodsr and W. w. Bowdish,
OF Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal churches, expect
sail Tor Europe early nJunc ana Drs Foss r. o. Haven.
Or. William Mast OF CINCINNATI, ana other prominent
Methodist ministers gong 70 represent tncr Church
IN the COUNCILS OF kindred b0aics 10 Europe ths
year. DR.. w. ). Huntington, oil Rck River Conferences
sailed, and before tho middle OF June there VIII
probably be over one hundred GerRymcn OF different
denominations IN New YORK and vicinity either IN
Europe on the way thither to spend the
travel md sight sceng Or. William VI. Taylor, o the
Broadway Tabernacle and daughter; Rev. George II.
Hcpwofth and his assistant MIR. \. Z. Arnold, the
Rev. u. Woodcock, oil 81 johns n. b., and other
OF note viii leave Ihls port about the middle of
June Bishop Dubbs. OF the Evangelical Association,
has gone an episcopal tnur among The churches of
his aenom nation IN Germany ami switzerland He
VIII preside the General Conference meets 10
Hasin S,xizaIl. nd Iunn NcsInrluu TIM Hnr u