The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-15

read the article Of Cardinal Gibbons on 'Petri'
otism." and the memorial address OF NJ k e
| Bishop Kahn delivered 70 the q. A. Soh Al1y
| life the truly Catholic and American sentiments
| therein contained.
RdoItsd' That rs Irishmnn and the sons Of
Irlshmen we extend our deepest sympathy 70 me
| oppressed people OF irelnnd and hope and pray
| that through the generous cooperation OF all
who love liberty and deSpisc oppression the Gay
dawn OF Erin will soon dl5Pel her DARK night OF
Reso, nd That we deplore exceedingly the un.
| fortunate differences which have caused sene
Of the leaders in the great struggle for lrclRnds
freedom 70 ignore that great and worthy ambl'
/ ton for the qualification OF selfish purposes
Res0lrtd That rs practical CathohCs we penOlu
with intense sorrow aud feelings Of resentment
| tho incesSant persecution directed against our
| holy IN her Pope Leo XIII.
Resolred That we extend our most heartfelt
thanks 10 our RI Rev. Bishop John j. Kahn Tor
his address Of welcome 10 the delegateA Oh tnN
convention. We further thank our III icy.
Bishop for bis generous cooperation and klndly
words OF encouragement assuring MIN that our
greatest pleasure comes from the TACT that y IS
nnly when such complete harmony exists De.
tween our spiritual directors and ouReNes tnat
| our society can exist or increase with safety.
REsOIp.d That we are grAtltled 70 know that
| our order continues TO increase throughout the
state. We recommend that e;eEy endsaSor %
made TO extend our order and us branches INTO
every county In the state. That THIS may pc
done efIoctIinlly, we recommend that COM
miItee Of eight, consisting OF inc conptS aeie.
yates now representing the eight counties IN
which me Ancient Order exists, be appointed By
the chairman OF the convention. whose duty ~
shall be 10 cooperate with the state othcers IN
| taking Immediate steps 70 accomplish the ABOVE
RIIolrei, That We extend our sincere thanks 70
the Rev Clergy OF Wheeling and vicinity, lor
lending their preScnce and assurance 70 max
the state parade a success ana me proeeeo'
ings OF the convention harmonious ana IN every
respect conducive to the furtherance Of our vel
fare as Catholics and good ciuEenA PARTICULAR
" do we thank the Very Rev. John I; MeElli'
gott, local chaplain OF the Ancient Order, aud
ing the proceedings OF the convention by cello
brating solemn high mass AZ ST. losephs Catne.
dral, thereby invoking the blessing OF God upon
our deliberations.
RelOlr d, That we receive with sincere regret
the communication from our most worthy stale
It's to preside over the state convention owing %
present Illness The secretary Of the convention
Il instructed 10 communicate 70 Brother Oliver
tho regrets Of this convention and assure him
that all present Join in wishing him most
speedy return TO health.
Catholic societies OF the state Of Ohio and other
societies OF tho city Of Wheeling for participate
ResOftGd That q vote ofthanks be given 70 the
newspapers Of Wheeling for courteSies extended
10 the convention and for the many acts OF KIND
ness extended 70 the delegates tndtyidulIy.
JOINT. coSIPE Chairman.
THOMAS MCGUIRE (,
WILLIAM +. WEIR = = ~
Members OF the A. o. H., who are
not delegates are welcome to the SEES
sions Of the convention, which will con-
,tinue throughout to-day.