New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
LOYAL CATHOLICS HERE.
CELEBRATING TIE PAPAL JUBILEE.
THE PoPR SENDS MS BLsssrSa-A SLIGHT RIPPLE
n prxIaxxcR N,0iYNN.


THE PoPR SENDS MS BLEssrNa-A SLIGHT RIPPLE
CAUSED BIT REFERENcE TO M'aLYNN.
The nftieth anniversary the ordination of Pope Loo
Kill to tho priesthood tho Golden Jubilee" II u
best known celebrated last evening in Cooper
Union under the auspices Of the Catholic Club for many
years called tho Xavier Union. association OF lay
Catholics representing OF the most influential
members Of that persuasion in this city Al representa-
two lay gathering was fitting counterpart to tho big
clerical which took place In most OF the
Catholic churches last Sunday.
There such q large Gro wd to hear tho music ana
the speeches that many OF them could not get further
than the door, The apa flag and the Stars ana STRIPES
hung the entrance to the hail. while over the char-
on the platform inside there was handsome
oil painting Of the Sovereign Pont around which was
also wreathed the Papsl flag and the National ensign
OILERS Band and the Palestrina Society rendered
musical programme specially prepared which Included
hymn nv John wiegand entitled The Golden Jubilee.
There upward OF hundred priests present
When Archbishop Corrgan entered accompanied by
Monsignor Pre- on William Hdreth Field. president OF
the Catholic Club and temporary chairman OF tho meet
Ing asked of audience to receive the prelate stand
ing. which done, cheering with unwon'ed ardor
while the Archbishop with q smile bowed and bowed
again as the enthusiasm increased.
KISSING A REFERENCE TO DIR. MGtYNN.
There Just little trouble, which served. however,
to show clearly the unanmity of the meeting 1t
was during speech OF Hdreth Field who referred to
Father McGlynn though not by uame "Only one man.
said he who had sworn allegiance to the Pope ana
promised &c and obey him had dared to attempt to
ridcule him We have all been panied to hear express
sions of hatred toward Holy Father expressions
which have como Invariably from those who are SER
OF Mammon; for the service OF AnPovery with
ont r.gard to God and his Vicar is the service or
Mammon."
This raised slight storm. small but determined few
scattered throughout the hall raising hiss which was
drowned In Of cheers. Among the prominent
aymen vice presidents OF the meeting were Henry L.
Hoguet Jose F. dc Navarro. OK Mayor Grace, Commits
sioner fireman. George Ehret william Laor. Major f.
J. O'shaughnessy John r.. Devlin, General Martin T.
Mcmahon, General Martin Daniel Magone, Henry MO-
Heenan, Michael Giblin Dr. George "a. Edebohls. DE-
Thomas A. Emmet. x-Senator Ecclesine, Assembyman
John Connolly. DIR. f. L. Reyes Oliver p. Buel. John r.
Lynch, DR.. Charles G. Lee. Joseph Leavy. Joseph ).
ODonohue. Paul Faer. Dr. William A. Conway, D. +.
Farrell Governor Albeit. Basil de Garmenda. Judge
Morgan j. OBrien, Assistant District Attorney Fitz
gerald, James p. silo, Henry Schmidt, John p Toa,
John H. spelman, Augustine Walsh. J. Fairfax Nc
Langhlin. DIR r. J. Aspell Isaac A. Hoagiand' u W.
Krauschaar, General joan J. Milhau, M. r. Bresiin'
George Lespanisse NJ. Walters Thaideus moriarty'
T. l. Halpin. P.s. Gilmore and Senator James DAILY
RECEIVING THE POPES BLEsSf q.
Joseph MCGUIRE called the meeting to order and intro
duced Mr. Field temporary chairman. and he in turn
after brief address presented Eugene Kelly perma-
nent chairman. Mr. Kelly said In brief:
ps Sse mns sna tss hear millions
hes the wGs nn 70 1"
address large nestnss or 70 make sp1rens' o at
Rome with the reply thereto, and then give way
to eloquent men
His Holiness LILO XIII, Vatican Palace. Rome
Catholic IAity in sneetng as'om"e unier auspices
Of Catholic Club Arnhbissp torrigsn AN clergy present
atoms Saoordoai Juo
lee and solicit apostol @ benedioton.
EUGENE KELLY. Chairman, .,,,,,s
WILLIAM HILDRErH FIELD. Pres. Catholic CLUB.
ROME.
tn FuGRyR KELLY WILLIAM HILDRRrH FIELD
Ires,dent hptic club ..,
ton CARDINAL RAhPOiLo Secretary o' St~'o
Secretary 10 eph A. Herman thon read long rream-
bic and resolution. OF which the foswigs an extract
and which were adopted amid applause:
Proud American citizenship We Weld TO Pope Leo
nkewarm LOYALTY. Tn. faithful throughout the world have
ason Of his happy event Ionight
mary of h. many with this pu lie and
enihn sstic denomination, and he assurance OF our Iuet
Resotrtng That We the catholics OF .ne nnpisoS Of
these great United States In Offering our most cordial
s s IL I% nn happily the e
snnyersarv OF his priesthood and ct the same .ine
Pontia' wishing him. from tn. depths 81 our hearts.
an sny p Ss Of A S s8 sS and acy in order
that NAV continue to guido and govern holy mother
and rumphs thus marking in history tho epoch OF M,
au-piciou, the most emneat In dhe long an.
humby LAYING It the foot Of His holiness inc re-
newed expression Of our reverence am apso s
" AL multos amos
Then speeches were delivered by Judge Joseph Daily
David Mcclure. John g. Mcclure and hugeno : Ives
all OF whom favored the rvstors"a Of the Pope's tenn
por carly and fin settlement of the long
waged quarrel between the QIiiiDSi and Vatican.