New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-09

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hidden, syrSeuse: o. McGoricR Duluth HEa Thomas
McGGoyern Harrisburg; L McMshOn, Hartford F.
Charleston; ~: o'ccaaor, Omaha; IL j. oFsTS6,
Trenton; William O'Hara, scranton. 7. II. O'Rely,
burg j. Rademacher Nashville ii. J. Richter, Grand
R Sn s j. . Ryan ,1 A8n s. " Ryan Buffalo l. Scan
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Newark \; j. The Canadian bishops are: + Gravel.
NicoIlct; C. la Tleche, Three Rivers n. 2: Ioraln,
Chatham NJ. F. Howley. Newfoundland
s 0n Monday 0Ts,a.s there VIII DO reception to the
lion. Charles D. Roberts, ex.AttOrney General Of
Maryland, and Martin d, Morris, OF Washington. will
Of Cincinnati, VIII respond Ey-GOternor John LEO
Csnol of Maryland, VIII preside at the centennial
composed Of delegates from all the States Of, the
Union to the number Of about 600 There VIII be
among them Mayor Grant ex-Mayor Grace, Eugene
Kelly, Richard Croker, Judge N; j. o,Bricn, JohH d.
Augustln. Judge Mcguire, T. o'shea, Commissioner
James Coleman. Thomas ;. Brennan, George v, Cole
H. l. Chaplin and william mi MI Hdrsih Fed
IN A e s ape be a%a by
John Culinary shea, Editor of The American Catholic
News Of York Lay Aetpn in the Gh1reh t by
works OF his father, DR. 0restcs Il. Brownson, and
prominent IN Catholic philosophical circles ;S soG
historian The Papacy' Charles = BonaP naWo,t Of
Edor of c Sa@c aassr Of FS9epbs
Catholic societies. Henry f. spannhorst, OF ~, p;
catholic EdItor,s by Professor Maurice Hogan, Of
Note Pane Unvtssy NOtTe h Dana Ina wora
J. v. Cummings. Boston, Mass
Tho attitude Of the Church 90 the labor question
will be considered viii also the advancement OK
negro missions IN the southern states Cardinan
Gibbons has always been Inter sied IN ms iat t
congress ako definite steps looking to an increase
in the number Of mission chapels and providing ior
the support Of additional miss Onarles M the South
In an address on the centennial, which VIII nkey
be read at the congress, Cardinal Gibbons, speaking
CT aa auG ssy Of the Ho % ha wh
Church IN this Tree land II WIN do more to establish
single feature of nationality: The Church Is ne
proper safeguard against the dangers from within.
Liberty would otherwise degenerate into license, put
that the Catholic Church stands rs bulwark rope ling
tho one hand anarchy and mistule, ana alllng on
tho other the maintenance OF law, order ana the
virtues OF our great Nation" Bishop Virtue, of
England will address the congress ca me IISh que,
nhg will. It Is stated read paper IRON tnat b3ae"
prelate on the Church In England and lrelanl Mon
signor O'Conneu rector of the American college at
Rome. will have something to say about tho work OF
that institution. -.,-,.,. Ill, -. .,o .o.oh,,rh,
procession and Illumination Tuesday evening lhlr,y
thousand torch-bearers viii be in the line and INCLUDE
ington aud Western and southern CT les in addition
to all the beneficial and otder church societies IN
churches will be- brilliantly illuminated and the display
VIII include the illumination of every Catholic resi-
on Wednesday a special train Will convey the
Bishops to Washington ald Cardinal Gibbons Will deal
event OF the centennial The congress viii appoint
a special committee TO convey to the PresIlent OF me
adopted, extollng The Government for the profession
il has always afforded religious liberty, aud de,
clarlng that the Catholic Church aims to be one OF
The strongest supporters Of American institutions and
guardians of American morals.