New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
BISHOP vINCENT'S PLEA.
OPPOSING THE RoNISH PRIESTS IN EDU.
CATION
HIS OPPOSITION NOT DUE TO RELIGIOUS FEEL
INe-DEcLARING THAT CATHOLICISM is
NOT ONLY RELIGIOUS BUT PoLITI-
CAL INITS AIMS.

CAL IN ITS AIMS.
Chautauqus, Aug. IL SpeclaD.-In lecture last
week at Chautauqua. Bishop Vincent expressed dis
appreciation Of the methods employed by Eomish
priests In the education OF the young. This has been
construed to mean that he is violently opposed to
Roman Catholics. and articles have been published
condemning his hostility and intolerance,
al have never said thing that indicated intolcr
ance. he explained when questioned on the suplccL
"Chautauqua represents universal idea and takes no
note Of creed and neither a preacher nor as an
educator have spoken haIshly of any man
on account of his religious belief In fact, WON"
sacrifice everything II necessary, 20 secure oieranoh
for every sect At the same time, think the honsh
influence In educational matters is lad. Catholicism
means more than religion. 1t means politics as "ci'
and on that ground every good American shouo
oppose f. The Pope doesn't believe, I'm the people
and we do. That, l think should be a final con-
sideration in regulating our attitude towaio INC
church" The ChaUtsuqua reading circles lhci""o
many Roman Catholics and at least two are present
as students at the Assembly DR.. W. A duncan us
secretary, who, school commissioner at syracuse i
fourteen yeus. Is alsC well ard widely known as an
earnest Coneicgationaiis Eat f. is TO him that ue
Syracuse Catholics the placing OF their chrlIch
on a common footing with those OF Frotestah'9 III wv
public schools, and many priests have puDicD 'cS""
to his generosity and broadminde1neSs IN uls ieSi
President Edward olsen OF the Unive SHY OF wa
who Will accompany DR.. Harper and Dr. Weianef 10
If Orientasts at Stockholm and Christiana' Is MN
self a native of Norway. He born at the Town
of Hamar, I'm 1912, and came TO TINS country "'
his parents when ten years old. lhey se'uo' ="
La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Professor DISC" vas
educated at Beloit College. IN that statei ana az
Chicago University where he was gradua'cd III 100
lie afterward went abroad and pursued his stuaeS al
Halle and Cottipgen and at the Sorbonne IN fafis'
His linguistic attainments secured his appolHtlOt'
70 the chair of modern languages at Cm'dHo VI"
vcrsitv and he subsequently became professor VI
Greek leaving that post to accept the ptesueh,S
of the University at Vermillon paAo'a' ~
1ssy His success there has been decucu' " re
,,creasad the number of students from 100 10 A.o
with an elevated standard OF admission 80. ~
third president but the FIRST to survive ;roev
administrafion and when he returns from }o "ct
the inhabitants turn out Win q pIa ~ tIe Anarchist
him lie was principal witness III Tic A'
The ocnsl Congress will DO opened by Rng 4SC an
n, scntrrber . al Stockholm. on sepenber -, = a." a
excnTIIon will be made to Upsala on september
the Kings chamberlain VII Tn ha an cx cursion
Christana. and on the 18th there VIII Oe d"
wilson Ring, who came here to meet Professor
Nabsgv f. an Old friend of the eminent 80 I,,
Ipvinr been introduced 70 him in Dupiln III ,ont
prison Mccartney, former menner 81 -, a., Mr.
~ .,bor ~ the nresent member Of that name VT;
KING Who was American Consul at Dublin from I9.@
to 1910 reeve Ta. an rwa Consul for three years At
Bremen and for six years at Birmingham, Uu' bSen
in business Ptsburc He Is I. faa o. he sags IS
Dublin "reminiscences. Professor MahaE, ne o1o
n arco1nf of the universally OF his attamenls
boing not only versatile scholar, Dut al a" ditot
salmon fisher a crack shot and a fehiouS-'lI'h''
player. .- ,,.ooobod b,, Risbon
q n FosS Of brooklyn. Or. g. NJ. Adams conduc,N
Ire morning paye mo ting: Pr silent LewS IN
,-e.id~d AT tie Assembly SUNDAY school ana y; VI;
Martin at the Bible Glass. MI Mahahy VIII speak at
the evening service. , ,.,,.. II @ rl,o p,,.sburr
DoSnatcb- who was hurt while playing baScDil EeS,
erlav. is ont of danger Sas : Mem; presmamt ot
~ Nationpi school Of ElOcUtion and Orat)iy al
Pb1sJelTba. has spent the day az Clantsu1ua; .,
TIE rev NJ D. Jackson OF the Meilsn 81, n" ,T
a, Croonyv01d y Y. who hes been member OF 'H,
Gcne<e, Conference for thirty years ded last hIsnI vi