The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11

his having conferred the paIlIum upon Archbishops
Kenrick, sPsuldins and Bayley He invoked the
seechne that It would prove one Of tran GUILTY. aud
prosperity and exh ortsd the Archbishop to have that
him overcome all difncuties and carry the Church
forward in her grand work OF converting the world.
REhARKs or TIN ARCHBISHOP
In reply Archb bishop Gibbons rendered the dIstin.
Rushed preaes the thanks OF the clergy OF the see or
Baltimore for their presence, which, said,
doubtless tribute Of their respect for the and
illustrous deceased preiaie- The or Baltimore,
said the Archbishop, 10 replete with historical
cist,ons The conservation OF Archbi sbop Carroll IN
1870 carries back TO the dawn American his
tory. The population Of the country then
GaSoI,c pSpuasion was Is 600 or less than
OF the actual Catholic population OF Baltimore to-day
Tho names OF your archbshops are kept as household
words and there Is not one OF them who did not
occupy leading place in the advancement Of the city,
the State and the country The ilIustrious Spauidng
whose paternal face 10 stamped ON your memories
and whose paternsl rule l enjoyed cannot be spoken
OF without awakening the fondes recollectons. Net
to most intimate friends have revealed the alarm
hands OF those illustious men, IL would be pre-
sumption IN me To attempt to emulate their grand
achievements, but God being my helper shall strive
to follow after tnem John followed Peter In the
10 the Holy relying the reverend Clergy
OF the diocese who have been It's JOY and crown. 10
sustain me- In this connection shall look to ST.
Marys Seminary, the mother OF priests and bishops.
Its labors are entitled to DO ranked with those Of the
active ministry. Nor would l forget the Society of
Jesus the glorious pioneer Of Missions In this coun-
try Differing in dress from u.s. they are the same in
lie
are invncibe In extending the Kingdom OF our Lord
and Saviour, Jesus Christ and vindicating the au-
thority of tho Holy See.
ADDRESS LAITY.
Beloved brethren laity let yonder tablets always
serve remind you TO remember those departed pre-
lates your prayers strive to emulate their
ple sixty years you and sires have been
customed worship IN this sacred edince, have lis
tened to the great ceremonies OF the Church. have
witnessed the conv0caton OF council oil her u.
thority within It's walls. You have seen her
all her queenIy dignity under that figure OF
Scripture which represents going forth bright
the sun, the moon aud as imposing as army
with banners. Let me exhort you therefore, TO per-
NIT neither lie nor death, nor things present nor
things come TO ever separate you from the Church
ofGod.
THE DECEASED POPE.
In conclusion the Archbishop invoked blessing on
the diocese asked the prayers OF the congregation
that wisdom may he vouchsafod the College OF Cars
dinals in choosing his successor.
Spray SAID he, THAT God may send US Supreme
Pontif who will emulate the life ana work OF Plus
IXn
At the conclusion of tho archbishop's address he
again descended IRON his throne and took in
the altar The clergy OF the
then ADVANCED and, kneeng before him, each turn
kissed his ring IN token Of thor submission to his
episcopal authority When ali had thus testified
respect and obedience the Archbishop rOse the
clergy and congregation still kneeling, and pro-
nounced the papal benedction, which concluded the
ceremony