New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

BY Cardinal Gibbons and two or three Others who
are lsboring to down Archbishop CorrigNn. The
Pore was made 10 believe that the principal
matter to be settled by Mgr. Satoli was the school
question lie was made u believe that the people
here In many dlOccscs were too poor 10 ahoru ,ue
expense Of building schools, but he was no1 W.
formed that they were not too poor 70 contribute
thousands Of dollars 10 support Dr: Mcpynh anu anu
DR.. Burtsel while they caused dlsunio'l IN e tne
Church. DR. Burtscll at the time Of his remoY1al
received over s. 900, and | an told that III
McGlynn has received over $4,000. IL seems 10
pay to bn insuborlinate in this country. o
1t was know. before Mgr. Satoili cane ,he
TO this country that he was inclined 70 favor the
Ireland side Of the Church, and that he and Car
dnal Gibbons would work hand in mana.
Mgr. OConncll came with Mgr Satoill JusSS
because he had always been the chlei reliance ol
the Ireland party at Rome. Then t. make as a
smrance doubly sure. Mar. Sa ol was met On
landing here by the Rev DIR. OGorman, the Ahhe
Hogan and The Rov. DR.. Bouquillon ihey coo. :
tho opposition party ncrr lin since. In addrl N
Ic took mp hts residence At the Catholic tnverSi
fl WASHINGTON. There was more in Mgr Satolli
visit than many thought.
However. they have as much chance Of in
ducing the Pope to brcom' FREQ Mason as they
have of inducing him 70 down Archbishop Corri-
gan. The Archbish has done too much FOR the
Church in this country 70 receive any sucn treat
mont from tho Pope Tie Pope will soon dis
cover the Archbishop's position, and should MT
be SURPRISED il he made 1 a.. Car.insi wa. tbor
first act II will be tlrcir last. 1t is shame
that he should I've reinstated without being Obliged
publicly to rctract what he said and apologize 70
Tribune reporter saw Archbishop, Corrigan
vcsrr ,ay aficr-oon and asked him whether he
know anything about DR. MrGiynns plans for
the frtura Ec said that he know nothing about
Dr. MrGlynn's plans or tho settlement Of his caTH'
except what hc carmel from the ncw-pap"rs lie
raid however that he was c!ad thot d. Mctiiynn
was hack in the Church, and hoped he would get
along we'll wherever hc might ~.
Although the friends OF Dr. Mcolynn are
doing their hest 70 ret him back TO s.. Stephen $
il is not at all likely that he will 90 oact
even If ho is invited TO. .Ore Of his best friends
said Yesterday that DR. McGlynn had hcnn ll-
vitcd by both Cardinal Gibbons ard ArcA3isl2p
Ireland 10 20 to their dioces's. Ii is probable,
however that he VII accept the invitation oil
Cardinal Gibbons and 90 to Baltimore.
II was rulnored ycstcrar thar tne question or
the rcbnrial in co"sccrltod ground Of the bodies
of those PERSONS who wcre refused burial in Cal
vary Cemetery in consequence of their active
association with DR.. McGlynn would be aQitated.
NOTHING Gcfnite COLD ho learned about this rnmor'
Dr. McGlynn will deliver the address at tie
dodication of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum III
Rroo6lyn tomorrow at 3 D. M. o,
Tho friends and admirers OF Dr Mc.tIynl
have decided TO give another purse on New Year ;
Eve Nearly "a thousand collars nave aue1uy
baon collected