The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-11
Addresses by Bishop Lynch and
the Archbishop.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD. !


the chancel. As a mark OF respect to the deceased
Ponff the order OF the clergy moving IN solemn pro-
cesslon by way OF Charles, Mulberry and Cathedral
streets omitted, also the full orchestral nc
compartment the celebration Of the Pontacal mass
ORDER PROCESSION.
Tho order OF the procession as follows
Fifty Seminarans
The Clergy Baltimore.
The Clergy Of other Clues OF the Archdiocese.
me Monks of the Trappst Order
Bishops OF the Archdiocese.
Bishops OF other Dioceses.
The Most Rev. Archbishop.
The invited clergy Bishops occupied places In
the line IN the order Of seniority as follows:-
Right Rev. John Moore, D. d.. OF St. Augustine.
Fla, attended by Revs Edmund Older and Father
John Of the passions. Monastery, OF Catonsviiie
Right Rev. John Lancaster Spaulding, ID. D., of
PEORIA III, attended by Rev. Charles Jenkins S. j.
and E. j. Dunno, OF Chicago
W. Va attended by Rows. Peter Mccoy. Of ST. Mary's
Star OF the Sea- and A. Konengs. G. s. s. K, Of
Right Rev. Michael A. Corrigan, D. D., of Newark,
N. j.. attended by Revs. George Devlne and Owen
Right Rev. william H. Gross. Of Savannah, attended
by Rsvs James Roland, 9. NJ Provincial OF Lazarists,
and +. schAuer, $. r.. Provincial Of Redemptor-
Sss S' s91s s. sr as sas
Right Rev. Thomas Becker, D. D., of Wilmington,
attended by Revs. Barrost, of WASHINGTON Hayes
Right Rev. J. +. shanahan. d. D.. OF Harrisburg,
attended by Fathers Dissey, s. s, and Walsh, Of 81
Right Rev Z. Fitzgerald, D. D., of Little Rock,
Ark attended BY Fathers Clark, 8. j., and starkey.
Right Rev. John Loughlin, D. D., OF Brooklyn, N.
Y, attended by Fathers Mallory and Mackin, OF this
Most Rev. John Joseph Williams, D. D., Archbishop
OF Boston, attended by Fathers Jansens Administrator
OF the diocese OF Richmond, Va, and Walter, Of Wash
Right Rev: George Conroy, y: D., Of Armagh,
apostolic delegate Of the holy See TO Canada aud
McManus, Of 81 johns, aud Dsavisuo, s. s., Of tho
Montreal College.
THE BISHOPS ATTIRK.
The bishops were attreo In purple robes and sur.
pices, and purple velvet berrettas They were
each attended by priests. who walked with them ON
either side. The Archbishop wore In addition TO
purple robe and surplicc, velvet cape, and from
gold chain around his neck suspended his signet
ring. He attended by Fathers Curtis, Starr ana
Leo and Very Rev. Jos. Paul Dubrea, D. D.. s. S. s.,
| Vicar General OF tho Archdiocese.
cHANcEL-
When seated his throne Fathers Starr and Curtis
occupied places to his right and lett and the Vicar
General to tho right OF Father Starr The Right
Reverend bishops placed directly the right ana
left Of the altar Tho clergy facing the
altar just within the chance and the narans oc-
cupied the first of pews just without tho chance
The altar was proiusely decorated with the rsrest
flowers ana made resplendent with over hundred
| waxen tapera
| CEREMONY
The ceremony OF comforting the palium was pre-
oedsd by p a. grand Pont,Gcal high mass.
Bishop OF Charleston. as ceebrant; Rev Francis &.
Boyle, OF ST. Peters Church, Washington, assls ant
Govsnstown, deacon; Rev Michael Daush, Of st. Vim.
CENTS Church. Baltimore, subdeacon, and Rev. J. A.
Mccaien, s. s., master Of ceremonies. The mass
under the leadership OF Professor Hurley. Of the
| A. ,ts conc,uaion rumber n, tho somi,or;ors 3D.
vanced from the sacrsIy to the Archbshops throne.
each bearing some portion OF the archepiscopaI
scrbed formula IRON Inc rubrlcs the archbishop,
ryng his crozer lett the throne and knott at the feet
| OF Bishop Lynch, who, with Bishops Foley and
Becker, were seated In front Of the altar.
| rHE PALLIUM.
| The Archbishop then recited the oath or fidelity to
the Holy See, and when tins was concluded Bishop
Lyncn, who had Just before taken the pallium from
The altar placed II on the shoulders OF tue Archbishop
hum from the body OF ST. Peter, and then dec ared-
"ln honor Of Almighty God, Of the Blessed Virgin
Holy Father Pope Plus TX. Of blessed memory,
OF Inc Holy Roman Catholic Church, as well as Of
this Church OF Banmore committed 10 your
care. we confer you the pallium, taken
from the body OF the blessed Peter, and In which
the plentitude OF the ponthca office together with
The title OF archbishop that you may use
the pallium within your church on State days
the Apostolic see, IN the Of the Father, aud Of
| the Son, and Of the Holy Ghost Amen
o wSe po
attached, ono hanging the breast the other the
back, to the length oil about fourteen inches II Is
over the shoulders when the cbasuble is put aud
| 10 ornamented WIN a number oil small Crosses gen.
orally SIX OF black color and made Of silk or other
| precious material Tue extremitics OF the pendants
are cased in lead, covered with black silk. Tue pal
om, as it rests on the chasubic IL kept IN It's place
by means OF three golden pms one The lett shout
der another at tho breast ana the third the back
SOLEMN BLESSING
The first act oil the Archbishop thus invested with
full authority was 10 give solemn blessing TO the
sembied congregation, which crowded every portion
OF the cathedral. He then returned to his throne,
and together with bis Bishops, tho clergy and the
congregation, gave attention address delivered
| by Right Rev. Bishop Lynch.
BISHOP LYNcH's DISCOURSE
| The Bishop said What has brought these distin.
guished prcatez and tins vast congregation into tins
glorious vcnerated cathedral the mother OF catho-
draIs Of our country Is not to witness tho Church
perform an act which B significant Of the mission OF
Christ, her great hcadY The symbol oil to-day Is q
symbol vi the voice OF command which 10 TO be heard
and oDeyed- Cbrists Kingdom Is Kingdom OF laws,
and the power to execute them IS vested IN
tyapostes, prophets bishops, priests ana oeacons.
| They are compared by Christ ~ body with many
members, all separate, but combined together Tor ono
great purpose Whososver viii not hear the Cnurcn
us she shall speak through the authority oil this day
must be as an heather 'dolator Although It has
boen AT times through the fires OF persecution, tho
Church has never Jailed up 70 the present hour in
sending forth the ambassadors Of Christ TO do the
| work OF God. The divine command, "As tho Father
sent the, even SO send you, '" has been faithfully
| obeyed, anu It's results are before US to-day.
| THE FIRST ARCHDIOCESE IN AMERICA.
When this arena ocese established II was the
only ono IN America. Archbishop Carrops jurisdic-
ton extensive with country. To-day there
are ton archblshops and sixty bishops, and thank
God the Catholic Churoh WAS never stronger In this
country, botn IN unity OF spirit and the bond OF aith.
The palium blessed by the Holy Father, borne
the waves OF the Atlantic, laid upon that altar and
| to-day placed upon the shoulders OF our beloved
brother, the distinguished Archbishop OF Baltimore,
connects him directly with the sovereign Pontn and
the priDcc OF apostles, 81. Petor This palium, nov
gwen. Is evidence thai though Pro Mono Is dead the
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