New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.

thing UltI UNDERTAKE. al lItlI cAN'hbN'
her legislation in their schools nay even in their
very hospitals and on their bafIci!eds. with the
IL for mo in The mad race one hundred years
aco laid Ccmenccau in "a recent debate, we said to
We,i win von he tSmorrow Evcrythng.' TO-DAY
we the question and ak OF te Chulcn & n
wcrT ET% Sothag We caaot destroy You for
you are spiritual power, but in all VIC 90 on '"'aH
have nothing TO say
WHAT OF TIE GOVERNED
And the governed. what OF theml For the answer
TO that listen to the Anarchists dynamite exploding III
church and court and legislative chamber from Madu
10 IT. Petersburg. What are the thoughts oi INC
furnishing millions in Russia, and of the hungry MIL
ttudes escaping from bankrupt Italy What + n inc
meaning of the rafting abrcs in the streets OF IaIl'
and Berlin, of the angry mnrmurs and tle heI,c nm
rest The toilcs in every land nat Is ne, tnc pua
pose of the mighty armies taken from thc va
peace and wan:S iGr signal or an ac Tio comoric
than did the Huns ard Nandals of other times inV!
were disorganzed hordes, but thclr su1'eSsOrs 1lt
trained for destruction They were freeboEteT, g e
the very priests to day dragged from ne ata 10 ,c
barracks and the sad sight Is presented IN inc az
of emancpations of great part OF the GVizea %IoI
begging for bread.
"Relieon blushng wells her sacred fires
And unawares morality expires.
10 thy dread empire. ChaCi, is restored
Light dloe before thy uncIeative word
Thy hand. Great Anarch, Leu, the curtain iaI'
And universal darkness buries all r
Who is tho who is TO deliver Us rom a.. ~
hn Wild lid Htiia when he was burning the cues OF
Europe making his track wiidere,, .n Go 1" .aya
successors can alone avert the disaster ana u ,
ZION is refused and the END comes, can co,'uuO
another civilization out Of the runs II hdec" 'ne'o
listen TO hls words addressed To the nlidel Govern
mdnls Of today If the state refuse 10 slaI w., U
ms rights, it will refuse lie citizens theI~' anu '
by the very fact implies selfdestuctOh' anu tS
an echo OF this warning, scarce a hoH'n aso 'ii
T 1ams ~ Te Right" Under the very walls where
the Pontih is ncld III duIahce CONES shv n,,spv
of explosives destroy the Governments WHICH '"e9
cannO; overcome ,.,.., -, ,,., iron, tho state
that - alarms the Catholic mind, alarms IL, lEuccu,
on every point where tin, exclusion Is eSrNlsoI guy w.,
most Of all on that question so as rS1Surc must
education OF youth. IhcIc II anyWhyfe' ~ I""S r
enter or the State will imalhDy peil,n II 10 al, %a
alarm prompted by The puiest pSuiI,S az" gc, ~
Contradiction that there are no iIuer lA,tlO,N an
mono with clearer vision for such dangers l'a tTs
who are in touch with the teachings oil inc ''''oN'
Church. 49,. ,.,, ~, ,h.
S@cSjcssly d,rccardcd outside the Catholic Church
I is M 81 S most Of nNn YR n1 T na S S H o 10
violation reminds the world that around It revolyc
Al tH saosen pure Of IN sWee or edSood ana make
home Of the poore an eiriny cd p aS1ye tbi
rdulterors gcnerailon the beauuiul figure Of the I'm
macula.e Mother and Virgin. and badc the wo!d &c
in her what is truly worthy OF love and honor III
WHO speaks to o TIE { Ger Of t 9day tni asd
points TO MN VINO wa q ,Is t,cccc 80 The needs of
this age Of bcwildcrmcnt and doutt did he iOmn ie
the doctrine Of his own in1'lD 1lio If Src Sarne
the Israeies in the de.ert, but 1t led them 10 'He
II is through suchjas you Right Reverend Father IN
God by calling you 10 sucn da'lnsulsneq P.,,"ss ~
the Industrious hierarchy % inc n UcS th> ord
Of salvation. lake 81. Mark in the early day, yo.
Ike him OF Mexandria into strange land. but into
O great Church. which noble pioneer OF the ialth
planted and strengthened and adorned GU are sGns
Into u territory that ma scarf 60 -. VI hpao
when he raised his cro2lcr above II forty yeas "f"
s SeGv end SlisT he ay down in his coffin with
royal ros ca OF poverty about him. having gwen AZ
to GSS he . ha%a IN 0Ser spegS a and
with laree-heared, devoted and LOYAL clergy. VINO
are by nock Of now more than a quarter Of a
| million, all on fire with zeal for the glory of thc
| Church Of Christ.
THE OUTLOOK A BRIGHT ONE.
| All this, know onlv fills YOU the more with con
sternation. But there are many things which 'cen
like bright harbingers OF great and happy epscpat"
DO YOU remember when death WAS palsying the
lips OF tho dying preate that almost the last words
unexpectedly addressed to YOU giving you ior
moment almost episcopal power Perhap ut mat
solemn hour 1t vouchsafcd him to penetrate inc
darkness that was closing around him. why should
il not be 80 for one who had stood long before tho
mystic veil OF the altar OF the sacrifice - "A,
There have come spontaneously from every slhc
| evidences OF n warm and enthusiastic welcome N
creased by the quick honor OF your elevation, and who
f fb o the bPrhness Of today viii remain With YOU
| no; merely as memory but as widening ana deep.
Ionr new and greater career il Is the realm which
alone you can live in. and the sweetness and gntlc-
ness OF your nature VIII reflect back The sunshine
| even more abundnntly than IL Is bestowed
You are leaving most honorcd and beloved pr"la'.
ISOLATION no doubt. in the thought that The Whit
spires OF St. Parick's will hail with delight the tower
together perpetual reminders IN sunshine ana Storm.
! to the millions that look up to them, that % u The
strengthen the walls Of me social fabric beneath.
! giving dignity and freedom to the individual honor
and perpetuty to the family. protection ana 'iibihp
Your disOceso lies upon beautiful island with 'lo
around it. ON both sides Of IT, long cNIaut" Oh"
wealth OF all the world is brought In stately snp
the travellers from every land first gaze upon y"ni
city wien the miss Ct tfe ocean IFS from .i.'r
eyes win the srsaa ,g melToh9a' e9n@d To- ~ i
Linship and religion, the Influence that must p" 'A"i
upon the Christian Church almost dele calculation
! Greater is the number Of Catholics morc eiganlc 10
| the work Of evangelizntion, more cosmopolitan nnt
consequently Catholic than any other religion. centre
ever command the greatest attention, their cour.o De-
noted with the greatest concern and their acton o.
variably followed b. tle most s.uprnd" cum 81.
| May not rest assured ipat like IN" Church 90
Alexandria, both doctrine and holmes WI over a.
tngush these mighty sees, tic Mother h"d Daughter
who sit side BIZ side on the shores OF the O"in ani
that the waves that break AT Their ici VIII eyer br1r
Gospel OF Peter, the glad tldngs Of Christ brought
into the souls Of men, into the sacred circle d iami
lies and into the doctrines OF our great and glorious
| Nation.
GIFT TO THE NEW BISHOP.
When the sermon was over the Archbishop and the
new bishop finished the After benedictlon the
Nitro OF the bishop blessed and placed on
his head with prayer; his gloves also put on
and he was formally cnthroned By being placed sitting
| upon the fadsto0l. Then the Archbishop placed IN
| his hand The pastoral staff cTOzler This was fol-
lowed by the new bishop besOwing upon the prcaics,
priests and people his first episcopal blessing.
After the ceremonies were all The clergy dined
! in the rcfectory OF the grs' orphan asylum. over
| 500 prelates and priests were present. Bishop Nc
| Donnell then presented by Ncar-Ge John
| NJ Farley with pnrse OF 10000 the gift Of the
| priests OF the Archdiocese Of New-York.
SKETCH OF BISHOP MCDONNELL.