The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-11-13
THE CATHOLIC CENrENN1AI..
Another Congress- to he Held In
the Wear 1904.

Another Congress- to he Held In
the Wear 1904.
BALTIMORE, November l2.-Aftcr the
recess the committee on future congresses
was appointed as follows: John Lee
Carroll, OF Baltimore; James II. Dormcr,
Alabama; II, J. Spounhnrsh, st. Louis
Patrick FarrclIy, New York; W. d. Fauns-
ley, TT. Wayne, Ind. John d. Kelley,
brooklyn; W. l.. Kelley, st. Paul; w. J.
Harrison, New Hampshire; Morgan
O'Brien, New York; John Boyle O'RiIcy,
Boston; W. Onahan, Chicago; Thos.
J. ScmmcS, New Orleans.
Joseph !. O'Donnohuc Of New York,
chairman of the committee tn wait on
President Harrison ut Washington and
invite him to be present, reported that
the committee had Just returned from
Washington aud were proud to say they
had been received cordially and hand
somcly by the Chief Magistrate Of the
nation. lChccrS.D
President Harrison said, that iii were
not that lie was preparing his message
he would accept the invitation gladly,
and III any event, he would he with the
delegates in Washington tomorrow at
the dedication of the great new uni
vcrsity. The report enthusiastically
received, and the obligations of the con
greSs to the president and the committee
was expressed by cheers and rising
vote.
The reading of papers was thcu re-
sumcd, the authors and their topics
being as follows: George u. Wolfe, Phil
adclphia, "Thc Catholic Press; Richard
II. Clark, New York, "What Catholics
have done in the last hundred years"
William l.. Kelley, ST. Paul. Religion in
EducatiOn"; II. !. SpUunharst, St Louis,
Societies.; Cnndc =. Palm, ST. Louis,
"Catholic American Literature" NJ. b.
Tilcr Cleveland, Sunday Obscrvances"
William Richards, Washington, Labor
aud Capital"; Professor Herman Allen,
Chicago, Church Music; John II.
Campbell, Philadelphia, Temperance"
Edmond l.. dunno, of Florida, treated
eXtemporaneously HE subject, THE Right
of the State in Education" His humor-
Gus asidcs and digrcssions, and the first
laughter provoking element introduced
in the proceedings, So caught the dele
gates, that his time was extended over
and over by general consent. Recent
events in Boston were particularly the
target of his sarcasm.
When the speech was finally concluded
Dunno was wildly applauded. The vice
presidents and dignitarieS on the plat
form Wed in crowding around him and
congratulating him, and the delegates
gave him the first recall accorded to any
speaker.
Mayor Latrobe, who had hcen invited
to be present at the convention, came
rendered, and with words of welcome
inferred the delegates reception on
Thursday at the City Hall. The tender
was accepted
Father rolten the colorcd priest who
was sitting i'll the body ill the hall, was
asked by Gov. Carroll to n seat on the
platform. The dark visagcd cleric re-
ceived roar of applause as he mounted
to the place of honor. The committee
on platform reported that owing to the
latenesS of the hour the desire OF the
delegates to witness the great tOrchIIght
procession forming i'll the streets, the
further reading of papers vas suspended
with orders that the remaining ones be
printed i'll the proceedings.
Daniel Daugherty was unanimously
voted Il place on the committee OF future
Onahan, Of Chicago, moved
that an International Catholic Congress
he held not later than 1899 i'll Chicago,
because it could offer the largest
hail in America ns well as western hos
pitality.
Campbell, OF Philadelphia, moved an
that the convention be held
Iannjnnse, rs the ewes Of the whole