New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
THE CASE OF Or. MGLYNN.
4 REPORTED TALK WITH FATHER DUCEY.
HE IS QUOTED AS rs-yIyG STATEMENTS MADE

HE Is QUOTED As p..-yING STATEMENTS MADE
BY HIGH AUTHORITY IN THE CHURCH.
There were no new developments in the McGlynn
matter yesterday. Both Archbishop Currigan and
Dr.. McGlynn think 1t best TO remain SILENT fJr the
present at least. Neither Of them will say anything
In regard TO the matter except to express pleasure
ut the happy result OF Mt. satolifs decision In
the case. Few OF the fife IDS OF the Archbishop
to crclse the way in which DR.. McGlynn restored
to his function, priest In good standing In the
Roman Catholic Church. On the contrary. the friends
Of Dr. MeGynn tire OF expressing their opinions
about Mgr. saoll's decision. They say he deserves
great praise for the courage he exhibited in taking
Dr. McGlynn back into the Church
There was published In "The Evening Telegram
Yesterday 2 criticism by Father Ducey Of the story
which was printed in The Tribune which contained
an Interview with high authority In the church *
planning how the settlement OF the case Of DR.. Nc
Clynn WIS brought about and denying various
rmors which said that Father Ducey had been made
Il Monlgno and thut Dr.. burtsea was again TO take
charge o, IN. Church OF the Epiphany. and also re-
crlve the title of MohSgnOr. According to The
Telegram Father Ducey said The statements
made I'm The Tribune OF this date are
made by people either grossly Ignorant u
malicious beyond understanding sad TO your paper
more than week ago that the Holy Father had acted
with wisdom and independent Ct all influence IN
,nr,dntnc Mgr satolll. The high authority In
the Church who dares falsely state that through thu
intriguing Of clique the present condition Of thihS
was brought about must be very malicious peteoh'
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Ireland. Mer OCohhe'.
Archbishop sstoll, the Holy Father, venerable ana
honorable man like Able Hogan, Of the University
are all dragged manciously and falsely before ne
public.
when | said to you at Christmas time that
trusted these men who are now insulting honohols
members OF the epscopacy would enter INTO me ngi"
spirit Of this hIy season OF peace and good WILL see
hoped for too much. Neither the Holy Father nor
MGR. saton has been deceived By ex pnite state
n,ents: their lave of justice their high Ohce, Their
keen appreciation OF the responsibility Oh thef oDce
hive guided them In their action. They are not
snslaved by any clique in the priesthood or epscopy
or they belong to no clique. but as governors VI s
| universal Church, are seeking To DO Iuslce 70 "i
The reDorter of the telegram said TO Father pucey.
at Is denied that you ever received the ntie Vi
| mOhsisnor.' =, ME,
Father Ducey replied 60 have nothing 10 az VITA
he ly,ng statements Of secret asSas'lns' II Is wen
known to those high IN authority thai WIS ina1'
monsirnor by the HOLY Father
when asked whether he would say an!'h'hs ao""'
! d.. NcGlynn's case. Father Dlcey said:
MGR satolh in all article IN ie''"''l H'"SI'p
.,,oa his ,o,roy that a certain NewYOrS paper had
| nubl.hed a strics Of eNuacts from Dr. Nc"H"ns ~
drasse, during the past years. The IapH ao'sNo :"
900, rog-et at this oct and pronounced t unsncemaay
and pnchr,san unworthy OF the spirit Of this hoy uHt
and an Insult 10 the tribunal that had setAed tne ' ~
brushed Is aside thing OF ue pax. Al ~, ~ ~ =
could De passed upon secular lourhai hoS eDu =.
catholic how much more deserving OF ccnSul' arc N'
.. ,-ho 49,, absolutely guilty o contempt OF courO'
"If As n priest / should express any opHi'" =
,s,o,e the public the action OF that court "nn.n
! vould h,yo 70 do II spoke Of Dr. Mc"Yhh 80 -,
hid ~ mich more anena able before the Cathouc u''i
n, ,s ,,v member OF The bar when ne riue' 70 a'cepe
- aorAs IA plsce m contemptible light the decision "a
. .uu.ome tribunal. DR. MeGlynn's case Is se"ou w
~, h,Acs. authority The guilty Of th' eieA'
nfh,rty and want Of Christian feeling Who ara" 0u'
:, ,na n,st hcfoe the Catholic community ana " Aecp
lite sissons,on and unrest. This is all Win sly '"
| YOU Of The MeGlynn case" ,. o.,
DR. McGlynu has rot yet made public ms Pi'"S i
TIN nturs. The majority Of his friends. ho"e,0i,
mink that he will accept the invitation OF CaruAN
| Gibbons and go 10 Baltimore - ,,-
Those whose mdnions about Mgr. satoli's decision
| sroud haze the most weight have not rs YET ooa
scu,cd 10 say anything about the matter i"s I'm,
hovc something 70 say in n few days, however ~
that time IL IS expected that some new deVeop'"enu
| will have taken place