New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
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hi discovery and also the spot where his BODY ions
Inv hurled He urged devotion and Interest III III.
historical society. and congratulated thf "'eN
tbs and OF the Catholic Club on the choice oil spe"
%, ,b. evening lie said thnt the present celeptSoh
q, tho discoveries Of Columbus owed much TO CA.no',
and referred felingly to Daniel Doughery, VINO nsu
0iren mucb impulse TO the popular Interest III It, o"'
had mo-, lived to see the realization of tn" plans.
Aner the Archbishop's address the orchestra
plsyed Fest Klacnge.7 composed by b. y. HELL
org,nist OF ST. Francis Xavier's Church. WI" con
Quoted John Lee Carroll. Ex-Governor OF Ma yIand'
then inronuc'o' anu u'n'e''' "
which he said ,.. ,
do not propose into the details OF e history VI
tho VOYAGE Of Columbus and the discoFer'es OIL ue w
world Nv few remarks will all be concerning the reason
why this event Itself appea~ so strongly u A"e''
h ,.bo m interest in the welfare OF their country
The interest today which " centred IN America w "
IN tho other side of the Atlantic 's ho' u" "''
.,e.h interest or q institutions ~ SPRINGS
,,o,ly from. our commercial Importance " the re"'u
Of the world. Our import for ore year e'n"un' " ~.
600 600 in the product Of European nanuac''r'eS' "
human mind con scarcely realize what these hs"fce ~
WIN con comprehend what vast dement's sucn M e'
nous market as that ~ 10 the post OF the WORM n
ths. /. not all When Russe recently learned ua. VI"
homo produc.s would not supply than twothiru' q"
her vas, population glad udne- were hash'd o 'u'
tb.. this broad country had plenty 10 share 10 ic ZIG
starving tudeS and that shpi''nN "'rc u" '' w.
r,ioyc their misery. a. .
The American ,ous.s spend 500 900 600 annuay IN
European markets Besides this there i inc '' IA
transportation and IT is estimated that elOo oooooo
scarcely pay this alone. Considering ms nk' .
casv IN understand why practical people Is Interested III
40 ,nstitutons But all this sounds very mnch :" NV
shop. else besides th'ss sordd inter'''s nav w
,occners in our institutional They look n this WHO
ntondlng land ard 500 place whore religious liberation
il guaranteed by Constitution ~ the bnltn SuV' "
or Thcv SOC n country which enjoys perfect polucs
freedom. who can wo?s"r that they arc h'ereS''" !"
our inuittons and in the man who d'sco'ereu ;" a' "
gorldi Since hand NJ the Almighty 'ol P'"@u '''
20 the children OF Israel promised land th'fc mas nc''
,o .h a., eycn. ss the discovery Of this great land ny
| Columbus. .,
IL, II, 500 vhn, share tho Catholic Church had in this
event This IS essentially Catholic celebration u''"'S
At IN. tim. Of the great discovery and for pc"y wv
80. ,e,vo,a the catholic s>rvices the only forms
Of worship which lighted up the otarS 81 the Ne" WIN
because the nrst &C., Columbus landing was an o'
Ing u u hank-gving Almighty God for hiS Rnd"no"
IN hour, ~ peril and safely landing him at I''' %" thu
shore, Of this formerly undiscovered country
Through the weary years wh'n III" country W" w"
nhabt WIS he'd by rowing h'nis ~ s1'Hge' tne '''"'
missionaries were couraCeosy establishing the r'he"n
which many thousands o our ooutnfim'n nav ''
.mbr,c.d 1, was due 10 these missionaries TIA. tha'
rrincip. Of religious tolerance which has always W."
The priie u Maryland cnerafted INT" n' Ne'' '
tuition Of the state Aud this was 80 years o'l'r'
,he abortion N the Constitution Of tn 'nii"i St'"S
Tho an al .erd which vas PLANTED ~ tho jesuit nilsson
J ,ries hs- been nurturci by m" Church ""ul u ma
rrowr into a mighty tr"r. our 'hufcn h'' grow" ''
| ,rou m.rh
| ne as one nan sgans, socialism and com'n"n'm' anu
o.. ,hc ,,ieh,y principles cnuncatHi hy N" America an
Revolution Tho hour viii b" darA indeed II IN "o"o''
some tines which sure {" come We u''''' "''
principle, o charity ard moderation Of the '''n''
/ church
ENGovcrn,r CARROLL words Were greeted with IRE
ou.ut applnu., Atcr he had sat d wn the cA"-n'
and orchestra I'D by Mr.. Klein. gave the Cd.
! 90 Chu>,ophe- columbus" the words o which were ~
MIS-, Eliza Alien SURF 81 ChcaG, Tho ba-itonr sob
part, were sung by Giorgio Narb'ri George rai> n
Inihr,,p'. poem Columbus the Christ licarer Sp"ahs
followed aud after this the orchestra played SAINT
! Sa.n's .Dnuce Of the Gyp>y' and "tunle'
| Iudre paIy then introduced Frd'iic H. '"uhor'
a., the nr,t speaker. VI. Coudcr p he for nearly
! or ho,r and a half and every word WI, listened To
vi n m, closest attention. Beginning win few
/ viirv remarks h. hccnmc grave. aid IN cl"lu'h'
sI5nn, n ever has Mr. Coudcr c>cclcd this effort.
/ Her. Is what he -aid In part
/ II should tell yo1 oil ! know about Colnmhu- tho
dawn II tomorrow, would pep in ard IND you
| .,n .ntrlnced never knew no" much there "a' "
learn about Colunbu, until began to study th' subject
>rar weeks ana might MONTH ~ pond"rhR now
pt.rnrcd myself 20 tell yen something ABOUT NM
,orr tina, none Of you would study n" subject for vonf
,r hut that IF, would come herr to the fountain hr'd>
q knowledge f.r ,o'r mforma-.on ma "iN' taa' WIN
all nv .tud, have been thrown into considerable nno"'
,,inty | don't know wAere he was BON nor who're
,as hurled Homer told. had seven bf'hpla'e'.
I'M, =. eoed dcol f,r one The the wise men
Ne, over II Is decare that he was never born a. AL
In Columbus case II Is st wore stopped NJ t"rNe
The chances arc IN favor ~ Genoa Hfqns says that
h. wa. born in Genoa and he points out house where
49,, ho,, and aAs ~ h. born n
tina, house in Gcnoa. Of COM" h" was born IN
Genoa That assertion admit Then there Is an
olhc a good ard respectable nan. All ahbos whom
know arc good and rrspccahl, men. II" point, out
mac. in Corsica where Columbus born and lmmeli'
a,civ cfects monument to prove 1t. NOW, no" can
tell between marquis and able witch Is right There
are dozens Of Italy which could pronounce bu'
which Won would understand which Columbus was
ho,, ,he,c Chicago had photograph 81 each one Of
thc. places end when You az" out thor" at the
Celebration you take your choc" for 20 cent apiece
Periodically In times past on IN" 18th Of March used
N apcar bcfo, various Irish oclctic- and always IN
.i.,.d that - Patrick a Frnohunn And vet some
! ecocinan got MP AID declared that ST Patrick was
! scotchuan aud c,cryb dy has Believed II ever since
! | found that Columbus born In tn fifteenth century
.omcwhcre WITHIN q prrloi ~ twcuty yrnrs. W" knO"
TINT h. addicted s-aarinc ne aud could not be
r.sir,n.d ty land limitations but Aver happy eN
| coIt q lark the dancing sea LAX th" good ola
French admiral from whom he was dc'' ended. an al
vcutnrous soul planted within HIN. some historians
-,v. he was pirate. hut p,a'c REMINDER that al!
though this has been fr0vn'd upon In modern da,
Iratc IN good old-fashioned time, was gentleman aud
PERHAPS II becaus" Columbus was Rrnti-m,n that
the historians think he have beru pirate too.
Columbus that the world round, and he
firmly believed that. hc could ind a world moro
correctly speaking that he could find new rou' 10 the
| old world. In day he would have advertised III a
morning newspaper and had money, public sympathy and
ships within a short time. Hut that time he could dc
nothing without OF the cgnng sovereign But
Columbus had studied the question deeply, and hc mol
only believed he knew he could ind new world.
| Oh you Irish birth. II there BE- here, oh
you take interest IN lrrlands deeds. II there he
any long before the Norsemcn foot the shores
Nneland lrshmcn had coloniHed the whole coast from
| Newfoundland o Long Island. When the Norsemen
landed the American coast. they sad the language
the people they met sounded like the Irish language
| The whom they met understood home rule well
they told they must go at once all the
offices filled and there room for foreigners
Mr.. Coudcrt became serious now, and I'm feeling
manner described the glorious career pnd mls,rabl,
death OF the grent discoverer. M abstract Of hi
address could do It Justice