The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
SirS MS Words WERE TIRE.
Father Corrignn Replies to the Archbi-hop's
SccrctnrN.


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H"'" reporter cn'eo upon 'n'ner orrlsan
u. 'he rec'ory IN hoooken i"7' h'sh' ana asked
MN II ne h'i "hy'"ihE 10 say III ret'tenc" 10
lhe statement n,aue ny Ar'ho'shop .orrlehns
ne'f'tay 10 'ne chect una. IL was not .rue
mat IN" Archolshop ana i'shop "'Ss"F o, the
Newark diocese had not peeh on speaking
mcnt for publication;
"The New York Hrred OF today quotes the
private secretary OF Arehoishop ."rrisan w
saying that my statement that Archbishop
s,,o,is;n,, .,rr,. tor v.,rs "ntu cahorsIvisr
speaN,n NJ, ter'ns ior years uh.,' Ianehslylsn
CnrJi,nl Cibhons.' was entirely false and
that l,ishon Wicc.r, Cnrdinol ,iihhons Arrh.
bishop Ireland and Archbishop corrisan have
ALWAYS b,cn Of tn, sn ma mind with resnrl to
what is called cahenslyism. "
1.-The young secretary must have thought
it unnecessary to ask the Archbishop os to the
truth Of my assertion. for it was the Arch.
bishop himself who gave mo tho information
On .,' occasion OF 'ne nunera, o. ene nes
fierce Mccarthy OF Fast orange several years
mnss. nsI was in n hurry I, cntch n train
wa. smrn.,sal n.,,n iI,t.i,r, taoi. s,,,
WAS SURPRISED Mnem oHkns Sayh saw t0r
it was rainlng. Archbishop corrigan had
been somewhat lute for the service, and
it was noticed that neither lie nor
Bishop wieger recognized each other us the
,,o -, a., ,,,,, ., 49, III,
former entered inc sanctuary ana the sudden
departure of the Archbishop rendered an in
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ter; When g., srsaEinX Of tho cahensiyites al
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