New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
ok. M'GLYNN AND THE BISHOPS
lie AGAIN CONDEMNS THEIR ACTIONS.
HIS ADDRESS MAY PREVENT THE RrMoErD Erc

Observation-Disclosures SCHOOLS.
Dr.. McCbnn spoke la,t evening n Cooper rrim
about Mon,enor satoln ana the school question. NJ
though admission TO any part Of the hall Was not Nee
nearly every seat occupied Many people ~
tended because they were anxious To hear what NE
would say about The Papal delegate r. al, country ana
The possibility Of his own reconciliation with Arch
bishop CorriSan. When he stepped uqon tn" plat
form he was warmly welcomed b. majority Of those
present. Tic applaus, with which they received him
lasted Tor nearly three minutes. MI through Ms an
dress, II mattcIcd what he said. he frequently
interrupted with applau,c.
The majority OF the audience was in accord with
him IN everything he sad. OF c9urS", tbs majority
consisted Of thos" persons Who have been his sup
portus for years. They are enthusiastic admirers OF
Ir. Mct'lynn. and the piohabilltic, HAT they
wOhd BE- IN accord witI him Whatever he said or did
There were many persons pcs1n however. who, while
they admired many Il his principles. did not admire
him for the way in which he SPOKE last night. the
way. In fact. in which lie ha, Away, spoken since
b. ~ cXcOmmunicatrl. Many conservative
Catholics who helII what h. said last night came
to the conclusion then and there that his chances OF
reGilning his functions in III" Roman Catholic Church
priest In good standing ruined by II, addrc>
last night. IL" mentioned 10 other tlan
the Pope. MonslgnOr saolli and Archbishop Ireland.
II them hc spoke only words Of praise.
ON the other hand. he referred to the archbishop,
and bishops In general A Il more or L. facotou~
manner and constantly r.dcHcd them. lie
trcmciy careful to how L. ridiculcd them. but
nevertheless he ridculci them II Is the opinion ot
many Catholics that. no matter how much praise bc
gave tc Pope, Monsgnor Satol.i and Archbishop
Ireland long he continue, to speak OF TIE arcl'
bishops and bishops In general in anything bat re
>pccfu mauncr. there Is chance for HIM 10 be rc-
in,aIod. one ~ the reasons Wis lac Wa, cNcommuni-
Gated because he spoke dl>rcspcc fully about
Archbishop torIigan, and. naturally. n h" p'r,i-t IN
talaiug 81 disrcspcctful manner abpu; The arch
bishops and bishop whole 1t ,, not at all hkcl.
that actions VIII do muC toward hclpn., % get
him back ialO the Church.
lis address Was not respectful 10 the archbishop,
and bishops, He prepared a synops:i for the press
which innOcuOu,. THIS synup-i, he also read t.
the audience bcfor' beginning his addrc-s proper
saving he read It Just to slo's thom what j" Wa,
son, - talk about. some %, the thing WHEN h'
.alA In his sermon. ho.evcr. were much more sisuii-
can't than III, synopsis.
Il am glad to night he ,aid, so speak word, Of
praise and coneratulaton for tl" addr"-s made hy
Archbishop >atol in th" name oi the Pope. 10 ihr
archbishop, o. Ire United states, which Ia, been pub
ll,hcd and Of the original IntM ~ which now EHld
in my hand % copy. Th.s addrr> ana the prc-"nc" ~
Nrcl Sion 'a'oli here - delegate Of tie Pop" mark
the beginning ~ new ana important epoch for The
Roman catholic Chuich in The United Slate.
Il sincerely r,!oic" over what ha, happened
and ,lill NOR over what e. portonl,. n" utter
auc., and the actions Of ia" Pope through Archbishop
satoni should I'm with hopes of Sr'ni aud good
thinss sliil 10 come. 80 one not very dun or very
blind 10 what has boon going over lar" part
Of orr country can d. unaware II Ga" great injury
done 90 ihc catholic church ard the siat" iy ih"
agitation of what has icen called ID" school quo
ton. uut now moi merely thr hop" Of relief. hui
actual ana prompt r'li'i. ha, already com" 3" ih"
con-ciono"- AMI h'ar'- Of hundred. 81 u"n.and- o.
Catholics. and a -criou, rploa'h TO tlc p1tf
q l.a q rrsaI ffa.
ln such authoritative u'iernc.-. thai the Catholic
,lia.on doc not rIui-. Nuc-i~m dut'us o. 49,
t.c,iirc AID douonc. thc institutions ~ tc country
II +. refreshing to know That Archbishop Hatnlh "l
not allow bishop, 10 object 10 catholic children b'in-
eut Ia pubic -chool,. he Will excuse th" pop"
and priest, from binding p1~chal schools. c'rl
though they are ORDERED ly a uirtow mind d m..'
who delight I'm telling Catholic I"oId" That miles
they d. mot send their Children 10 purociial school
they are ,iigo ~ eternal dimnafi"n. IL" pnnh'
.chooI is am American Institution. and should d.
supported mo matter what arrAh-hup- o. bishops u>
.ay dld not hud anything 10 %" theology studied
M Rome which said would hryc to sac.ic" my pnih
o,i,iu for my religion. Ecl-i'n doe, not qun' T..
Patriotism j, q Christian virtue. Vet n'tvii tan linz
Thu. yon know how many Of our ar shop' aud
If hops IN the name % sweet religion iIiu" 81 h'r'r
.arv 70 auaroulzo % our mo-' 'I'r"d ana dearest
institution. thr public school, J. ta"-" brffim'N
iIul. they have preaching 30 Do. and. 10 save
Themselves, from physical and mental v"ch. "h'h
would b. brought on by dlcnc-. tins 'h'y must look
otourd flr something 20 d. and o., 10 'Appund ihr
,.. 81. 81 f... ,..,.tt.~ D.. o.. ,rett
Wogd '"il't 10 AN'l 'i'''''''-' '.'.'' ' "
calamity
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cause d'uhl"h "i" 10 ''i'H t'''~'''''. "'''""
lotnnyl 40. Consequently fAc. sh"ld do what lie
Instructed them to d.. However. Mr.. .ntolI ad
,t,, , an, . ,,,t ,,...i,d ,.,,,l.. l.c,u..
"'i'''''''" q" '''" 81 WV" ID" '' .r,
fhcy had narrow mind, ana th'r' N."N'. lN'
learned cave dI.ulhd and iu mluy ca-'. religion.
No., 49,, ..,,.l ,t.i. ,.f..
men ''H ." '"hh 10 '"' "''"' ' ''" '' Do 49,
80 build schools and elN" g-tTIri" 1- - bow ih'
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trmpi' L" Luna f'hoH or hfi'h N' N I''"'" W.
lr them &C. p.nclfus uppf flcft domain.
.r, ,c.,, T., i.,.. 81, ti, Chen, O. rl,f COMMANDED
W ~ Jaw ' go .,,. ..
them i" teach s'"sfaph. ara ~" ".'' '''.'"' P".