The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-17

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Who gracefully acknowledged tue coLnPh-
nent. At length the train reached the
;ty smi5st Inc ioyous ringing OF the bells
M tha iond a.clamations OF the over.
o,sa ma nsonIa vino were gathered TO vel.
,c,ns IN rsyavend pEelate,
TN Tbe Train ;bearinethe Bishop, Reception
1ommitiee. priests and Others, arrived ut
Twenty.third street about eleven o'clock.
Haze an interesting spectacle was pre-.
,an,sd From Water street nearly to Mar
.ot s,ras, IN an easterly direction, was one
iense mass Of humanity, waving handker.
,hieis and flags, and children and older
,ersons iostlel each other in their efforts 10 |
,et s;oht al Inc Bishop. Finally Bishop
Sain. Vicar General Sullivan, Father
Parks and Keleher, were placed in Erb's
andau and the procession started In the
manner. 49,. 49,.
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sodallty b v Immaelllte
sOai II9,n, q !oS Ssil9ren
Bapouche bearing bishop Kahn
Vicar Generals sullivan and PIh aud fa'hu mem
p,,o,,b. hearing F,t tsSr. Krou,ob sehlechsr,
DA''NS Hickey aud McEIllgoIi
Barouch0 bearing Father Tracy, Mess" NJ Reilly anu
NIT. ~, hissa ana h,vy,s.
Tho line ot march WAS no Main street TO
s;x,sen,h nm Sixteenth 10 EofT. out Eoif
IN tSs Cathedral. where It had been ar.
"a , that the address OF welcome by
E",Sar SrII;,sn abonld be delivered, The
norcb ~ the Cathedral had been tasteiully
pnn Ns Win evsroTeens. and at each ap.
rsaaoL ~ u wss Inc word InWeIcome"
pirs SSI IN evervreens' Arriving at the
S T,vat .he p;shon hastjIy left the car.
s;saa and sn,srino The hall OF worship
anIckly reappeared in his purple vest
in1 Wa nc Rishon rado his appearance
,ha crowd ;nmediately became a uiet for
tno ,, S,OS - hasr;ng
s"e Pu'P'0e "
FATHER sVLLi'A'
who said:
Rigid Rev. and BeIoted Bi69p:-in t ne
programme for your Lordships IecePss sn
| am expected 70 make an ADDRESS; i haS
priety tells me that y would DC M M u az
taste TO exceed very lew woras. lne , 10,
tigue Of the ocean voyage ana then o. tLis
railroad travel, which you have enaute J,
forbid 1t. The presence oil 80 many ~
your devoted flock, VINO are anS ny e.asaS
waiting TO near tneir Nn ~ oh ss s se
o oi.S !, l forhiI 4 Imagine that this aux.
ions Sssemblage are already hoping that
will be short in my remarks; MY Jug,
ment comedies win inelr in sao on ,eo
S mnHS my word a% Welcome.
This word Il addressed to you, Rt Rev.
Father: from all parts Of your diocese by
your VERY Rev. and Rev. Clergy, by your
devoted, religious and by the loyal laith'
| ful all.
Your clergy, religious and faithful bAde
YOU a most earnest and heartfelt GoC
spael several months ago when you de-
parted from among them. Wherever you
iourneyed their most fervent prayers FOL
flowed, invoking blessings and protection
and safe return. Now, when. theet
prayers have been heard, THANKSGIVING II
the next thing In order, and Simultaneous
ly heartfelt rejoicing with fullest Joy, l, II
the name OF the Very Rev: and hev
Clergy, in the name OF tue religious
communities, in the name OF all the latin
ful and for myself, bid you welcome, mos
cordial welcome to yonr Episcopal see
Wheeling, and to your diocess.
BISHOP KAIN's REMARKS.
w. pn;.,n,xr .yn RpvRpryp BRErH
| '"At A'A' SANp az ~. r. cunr,v,
rem OF THE OLERdT-hf DEAK ohiLi'AAE
OF THE LAITY: This is one OF those per
nlexino occasions when words must iai
III o-n,o,.;or N the dsan emo
!" sife 'u'' eApuS'tSN M, H.! -,
tons that sway the heart Lne ' nt S ann,a
bind usitogether-the pastor 70 ne pssh noSA
the clergy and ialtnlui 70 their D lsn;Iso
are such as to produce and ioster teelpto
cal affection; anu as the years 70 w LUZ LUZ
affection ought 70 grow wa,Ies an an,
stronger before my nISt - a III. aan a
you, your st5ngnnien ny " ny S se .a,b
predecessorIblsnop Whelaa.psIt s sa,t !.
cred strength ana inlensty 'of iut qu ~,
ter oil century. lelolceu " Wines .eas w ~
deep hold be hSd secured upon your az =,
fSctions, BY his long anu SANITY iapTrs ~ ~
your souls. u was an aug1ty tnat y III
lowed his apostolic example, 100 Sou ~
secure In time place IN the neaIts ~ 81
ahectionate flock. Inc eSpstlehs,e 81 tm M
years has more than satisnea me tnas ilttt'
as have been able 10 40 lof tue pro
motion oil their spiritual interests nav
the love and confidence oil my Pee
pie. Under this persuasion l io9KeC
fora cordial welcome nome; lqt qia no
anticipate any such ontpouring o. ynal
devotion, and such pnpnc ana ent!iuslA =,
| TIC manifestation OIL your Joy az my sais
return, 4 less demonstrahye recepnoL
would have better accorgea W ny owl
VlGhes,, YET lar iroW pSIts S XII,
rather thank You rom my esast .ot lnil
splendid attestation OIL your hllal ueyolloI
and attachment, prompted, as wen Know nov
1t Is, by your intense loVe ior your MOI!
religion. an delighted 70 De pack nome
agsin alter laying me tribute o. your S ane
my own allegiance at the ieet Of the soy
ereign Ponhh and receising LOT myself
and my flock his apostolic benedic
ton, During my Protracted ranoles
In foreign lands ! oiten ieit az
the truth OF the poets beautiful line
"That there is no place IKE nome, pnl
the warm, cordial welcome whlcn you