The daily critic., 1890-10-09
FINISHED ITS LlB0RS.
rHECATB0LICUNI0N TRANSA0TS CON
SIDERABLE BUSINESS.
appropriate He.oiuuons Adopted
card Reception Last night Com
rratuintory C-bIprrnm from
Foue leo Nttt.

After the report in TuE CWrc closed
yesterday of the Catholic Young Mems
National Union the report Of The com.
miitce on constitution was submitted
An amendment was offered by Mr..
Goodrich Of New York providing that
the secretary shall furnish The members
OF the union q copy Of the proceedings
Of The previous meeting, aud that he
receive n salary Of 500 for the perform.
auce Of such labor. after which The re-
port as amended was adopted
The following cablegram was received
from the Pope and greeted with ap-
plausc
The Holy Father most lovingly i'm
parts TO the National Union the benc-
diciion asked for IN yesterdays cable
gram. CARDINAL RANroLLN.'
Mcssrs Griffin Nolan and MsLqugh-
lin were appointed as an auditing com
mittpe
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted their report The report refers
to the brilliant future and welfare of
the Catholic young men OF America
through the interCommunic5tl0n Of
their societies in which their faith is
strengthened. their education improved
and themselves shielded from dangers.
and submits a series Of resolutions
rendering most cordial love aud graft.
tude to Pope Leo MIL most reverend
and right reverend archbishops and
bishops Of our several localities, and
setting forth that every means will be
used to support the Catholic press;
that intemperance is the greatest vice
Of this or any age, and that we will
labor earnestly TO eradicate It. that
there should be the foundation in every
diocese Of local unions; that the bene-
fits Of a wider diffusion of education
among the Catholic masses Is appre-
Ciated. that the efforts Of the American
Historical Society Of Philadelphia. the
Catholic Historical Society Of New York
and the Bishops Memorial of the Uni
versity Of Notre Dame, lud., are ap
preciated In collecting aud preserving
complete Catholic reference libraries (.
that the work Of the COlored Catholic
Congress, held at Cincinnati, July 10,
1890, is hailed with pleasure, especially
as TO the project Of establishing agri
cultural and industrial schools for col.
orcd youth; that the progress Is noted
with pleasure Of the work inaugurated
by the Bureau Of Catholic Indian Mis-
sions for the civilization and Chtisuani-
zatiOn Of the Indian; the ignorant and
malicious bigotry which in certain sec.
tious continues 20 msrepresuut aud
malign cur religious beliefs aud prac
lices Is regretted; the death Of Cardinal
Newman Is mOurned, and the early
death Cf John Boyle O'Ryil'y re-.
rtettcd The report was unanimously
adopted
The officers elected we're as follows.
President, Rev. Father Lavellc; frat
vice president. Rev William J. B.r-
minghum Of Wilmington. Del; second
vice president. Henry w. Slh0n Of
Washington, d. O.. secretary and treas.
urcr, Charles A. Webbcr.
President Lavelle Is rector of the
Catholic Cathedral Of New York.
The next convention will be held IN
/ Philadelphia. Thanks were rendered TO
the members Of Carroll Institute, the
/ officers Of the union, the citizens aud
the press Of Washington and the Rev
| Father Walter for his many cOurtesles.
The reception last night at the Ar
| lingtOn Hotel was brilliant affair An
address was delivered by Bishop Keaue,
after which a buffet lunch was served
In the dining-room. Remarks were
made by Mr I. j. O'Sulllvan aud
Father Lavelle, The Marine Band fur
nished the music.
This morning the delegates visited
Mr. Waggsman's art gallery at George
town and the Catholic University. This
afternoon they went to Mount Vernon.