New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
THEY WANT HIM RECALLED.
THE BISHOPS FEAR MoNs1GNoR sAroLII.
IT SEEMS PROBABLE, HOWEVER, THAT THE
ARIEGATE, WILL STAY HERE.

ALLOCATE WILL STAY HERE
1t now seems certain that the American archbshops
and bishops Of the Roman Catholic Church do not
want Monslgnor Satoln to remain In tins country.
The probabilities are that with the exception OF
Archbishop Ireland. they havc appealed to Rome Tor
tis removal at least have requested that ne De
deprived of his extraordinary powers 1t is said they
will not countenance the appointment OF fapa
legae vested with such powers as were given to Mon
sgnor satoln. There is. probably, hardly preiatc
who would not be delighted to see him on las way
back to Rome. The bishops say that II their autno'
sty is to DO anything more than shadow they must
be allowed to rule their own dloceses without suca
close supervision they would be subjected 70 shoud
MonsIgnor Satoln care to exercise his full powers
1t IS In all probability, safe TO say,
however that most Of the priests hailed with delight
tho appointmept of Monslgner Satoli because they
considered him 10 be a broad minded and learned
eccleslastic fully competent 10 hear and decide
case, and who would make every one recognize uhht
n priest had rights well as bishop, ana that inc
Church willing 70 recognize and emphasize 'ne
fact. They say that bishop will seize every op'
porunity that presents Itself to increase his power
his diocese. II priest tries to prevent MIN, ana
makes himself obnoxious by so doing. he IS removed
TO another parish, where he Is not too well KNOWN
and where no ono IS likdy TO sympathlzo with him.
II he appeals, and the case goes to Rome, the priest
Is likely to be beaten, the influence OF BISHOP
there Is much greater than THAI OF p1eSt 10
remedy this Monsgnr satoM. they say was sent 10
this country. The priests realize this and hope ne
will remain here. The bishops for the same reason
It Is sfld want him removed.
OF course the bishops have had as yet no cause
for complaint the settlement OF case bg Mon
slgnor Satoi; but his Views Of the school question
have shown them the kind Of a man he Is. liz
would look at things In broad light, and that tue
priests say Is Just whit the bishops arc opposed TO-
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at once, and so they refused to accept his plans
for the settlement Of the school question They
said his plans, If adopted, would eventually end III
doing away with parochal schools, and appealed
b. Rome 10 know whether the Pope's views were
the same as MOnsignor SatOps dispatch rom
Rome yesterday says that the Pope, Cardinal Ram
poa and the Propaganda In accord with his
proposition on the school Question. Notwlul-
standing all this, rumors I'm circulation which
say that Monslgnor Satolll IS to DO recalled.
4 welknown priest talked yesterday about the
action OF the Archbishop. lie would not allow his
name to be used for publication, because bis Views ar
not the those OF Archbishop Corngan. lie
said
"Yon have heard q Western cyclones. We'll, A9ch-
bishop ireland is tho great Western ecclesiastical cy-
clone. As as you realize that cyclone Is com
ing II Is too late to get out OF the way The same
wov IS II with what has been done by Archbishop
Ireland. No one realized what he was doing uhtll
IL was too late to prevent H. M0nslghor eatoH VIII
not return to Rome. DO you suppose that the Pope
Is going TO BE- dictated 10 by the American bishops
No. when lie sent Monsignor satolll here
he sent him to stay. he did the light thing when
he sent Il Papal delegate here. II was Que 10 inc
efforts OF Archbishop Ireland that MonsiSnor SatoIl
was sent here. Archbishop Ireland is too much OF an
American to suit most bishops and archbshops
Why MonA gnor Saolli and the Pope are more Ameri-
can in their views than many Of them. MOnssnor
SatollI is too hroadminded and too much like Arch
bishop ireland 10 suit our bishops. However, ne Will
remain here for these reasons: Archbishop Ireland
proved to tho Pope that 1t would be we'll to send him
here his views are the those Of tho Pope; the
Propag anda has approved his plans for the settle
mcnt OF the school question Monsisnor OConnell has
great influence at Rome, and he VIII leave on har-
day 10 head OIL the archb shops oproiuon, and be-
,alse when the American arcbb shops arc 50 anxious
Tor power Rome will endeavor 10 prevent thrm from
becoming TOO powerful"