New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-30
RECEPTION TO The CARDINAL.

TIE CAEpINNL'S EEPLl-IIIS EXPERIENCE IN
CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE NEW POPE.
\ formal reception was given to Cardinal
McCokcv in St. Patrlck Cathedral yesterday, to con
graduate Inn his safe return from Rome. All the
adjacent to the church packed with people
Inside tie eddce standing room only could be obtained
houI before the services began Among those III the
pcws were Mayor Ely, Charles OCOnOr, ThurlOw Weed.
sheriff Reilly, President ROl crs OF the Board OF Alder
men, General Sicklcs, Judge Joseph f. DAILY, Emigration
Commissioner Lynch Controller Kelly, Mr.. aud Mrs
Hicks-Lord President Wood, of the Board Of Educa-
ton, Commissioner Thomas :. Brennan, William and
John @ Brcu John Farley, jeremiah DevlIn and Excise
Commissioner Morrison. The arrangements were under
the charge Of the 81. Vincent de Paul society,
long line OF priests. numbering nearly 800. entered
from Motst, followed 10y the Cardinal IN his full robes
"Bohold the Great Priest" sung by the choir, Sc
lcccd from all the churches in the city Following the
Cardinal Bishops, dressed in their full Epis
Cppal robes. They Bishops COrrcan of Newark,
Wadhams, of OSdcnsburg. McNIcncy, Of Albany,
RYAN. Of Buffalo, McQuadr, Of Rochester, Lougin OF
Brooklyn and COnroy. Among the priests were Vicar
Generals Quinn aud Preston, and Fathers Hcckcr, Me
DOwc Lynch Schweningcr, Foley, the Cardinals sec
rotary and pastors of nearly all the churches in the
city. Fathers Rordon, of st. BerardS and kcan, OF
the Cathedral, chan,cI5. Father Kcarney was
master of ceremonies.
YcarGeueral Quinn made an address in behalf OF the
Clergy welcoming the Cardinal In the course OF his re-
marks ne said:
You greeted new successor Of ST. Peter, who will we
know sustain with flmHcs~ and dignity the sublime
trusts couhdcd 10 the Vicar OF christ Your WISH To 3t
centre Of Christian unity and the chair OF niahlht
truth cannot have failed {" refresh yoUr own soul You
OF Catholic light and faith and sacrifice. In your init
mate converse with The Holy Father and IN the umi-
day, and the foundation of good hope that the
n"rr for fI his T! cconulisIcd We See no promise
Tor the peace Of nations nor the conversion OF society
from tie rcruclous errors of our day. The r.-tor'-
ton q, the Vicar of Christ % an h great rights Is ncccS
saTy the safety OF The CHRISTIAN community, ana VIII
DE the dawn Of new cia OF justice ana honor among
men.
John McKcon read an address for the lmty. He re-
fYrca totAe Cardinals hurried yi, TO Rome and 10 his
leaving the American Catholics overwhelmed WIKI grief
at The loss Of Plus tx. Every Catholic IN America, he
said felt specially honorcd that the first American Car
diual was summoned TO assist in the election They fol-
lowed his movement, closely and GREETED To- learn that
he was not present in time 20 vote. The news was To-
cciycd with much satisfaction that Ac bad been given
his Cardinals hat cordial welcome wa, low rendered
him 10y the laity.
The Cardinal then rose on his throne and faced the
people III face LOOKS more ruidy than when he started
on his journey, ana lie Ia, the appearance "i being
much improved In health. He made long address aud
spoke with much feeling times, delivering ealuc-t
warning TO his hearers. lie ,.Ii pa pat:
Very reverend fathers. reverend clergy aud beloved
children: lfl is pleasure to Eou t. assemble here this
day order To- offer CONGRATULATIONS ON NV sJ" re-
Satenfod pleasure p" Iccproo'l" iu meeting You. avn
beloved and devoted clrl-, and faithful children o the
Church, and % hr hcuor'd at the s.m' um'
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