The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-04
TURMOIL OVER DR. GLYNN.
HE WANTS THE MEETINGS IN ST. STE.
PHEN'S PARISH s7OPPED.

1ho women Weep aud Won't Ou,t-THe
SatnoiIe S'"s Gainr to Expei Father Ma
lore's Nephew for Pres,d,ua at Ant. pcy.
erty Meetinus-Dr. McGiynu'. Letter.
DR.. McGlynn has written to those OF bis
former practitioners who have boon holding
weekly meetings and pitching into Archbishop
Corrigan. asking thcm to discontinue the meet.
ings. The letter was read at their meetina last
evening in East Twenty-seventh street bv NJ
II. Clarke. Secretary Of the Anti Poverty So
ciety. He said in part:
Il desire to do what I can to avoid md nr,-
vent unnecessary irritation and the troubling
OF tho spirit or the conscience Of any. eyon tho
least. OF my friends, or Of those who are so doar
to me as members of my former sriri,ual
charge. Without retrncting or explaining AWAY
what you have learned from frequent public
utterances are my views OF the events that
have brought so much pain to us all, | desire
to repeat, what you have also frequently heard
from me, my earnest wish and ~cntreaty that
you shall ever remain faithful. to the spiritual
teachings and ministrations of the Catholic
Church, concerning which. l need hardly as
sure you, my faith and my sense OF reverence
have not suffered, and will never suffer. any
change"
-.Upronr followed the reading OF the letter.
Most Of those present were women. and many
Clarke advised compliance with DR.. McGlynn's
request. Mrs. Margaret Moore didn't. She said
that Or. McGlynn had been led. to write this
letter, by the evil, c%ounsels, Of. his so.calied
friends, Of whom she, intimatel Mr.. Clarke was
one. This statement brought Chairman Fecney
to his feet with q request to the speakers and
the audience to avoid personalities. Mrs.
Moore then protested. theoretically against
Several other speakers talked against dis
continuing the meetings, During the, speech
E E%4 + ss sSt 81 I Nss Yo Fl t Wsrs sSoa Assdhe osf Sy
individual members Of tho audience. and re.
agreed to adjourn to next Friday. The hall
has been hired for one night n week to May l..
The Catholic Club. at 20 West Twenty.sevcnth
street, the successor OF the Xavier Union. pro-
Noses s;Sa,tso ,e eTp nan Sslye 81 sT1 L NM Mal PntEs son Of Dr..
ter Malone OF Williamsburgh. for presiding at
meetings OF the Anti-Poverty Society In the
Academy of Music and criticising the Pope and
Archbishop Corrigan:
Young Malone and his two brothers are mem.
for .membership to which ali members sub.
scribe is loyalty and devotion to the Pope and
heads Of the Church in America.
The last appearance OF young Malone at Q
Academy Of Music. The directors Of the club
appointed u committee to investigate his al
legged breach of the by-laws.. The COMMITTEES
summoned young Malone before them. but to
all questions his reply was that he denied the
commuters jurisdiction. The, committee viii
night. and will recommend that young Malone
be expelled.
Jeremiah Coughlin was expelled several
months ago for violating the same bylaw. II
resign from the club If their brotheri Is expelled.
The club Is an Incorporated concern, and 1t 10
declared that Malone will resort to the courts
to resist expulsion.