The sun., 1892-12-26
WENT WILD OVER M'GLYNN.
TBE EsTORED PRIEST RIPTUROtSLr
REtEIJED IN COOPER UNION
A Great Night for the Anti.Poverty society
DR.. McGiynn Glad He IL Back in the
Fold. and says he Felt H- Was Doing
Only His Duty When ne was Disciplined.

NcelNnu bhcN tu t"e
Fold. and say. he Felt He WI. Doing
Only His Dnty When ne was disciplined.
A. o'clock Yesterday morning DR.. McGlynn
celebrated mass in tho chapel OF ST. Johns
College corner Of Willoughby and Lewis ave-
nues. Brooklyn. ot which college Father Hart
nett is President. DR.. McGlynn celebrated
three masses. being in the chapel from to
o., O'clock Resdes the celebrant there was
only ore other priest in the chapel a. the time.
The rest of the day. and until he came to this
city TO deliver his address before the Anti
Poverty Society at Cooper Union. DR.. McGlynn
remained at his sisters residence. O.'3 vii.
lolchhy avenue. denying himself to all callers.
In Cooper Uuion hs addressed an audience
that packed the hall and the stage. 1t was
one OF the programme meetings OF the Anti
Poverty Society. OF which DR.. McGiynn Is
President. but it was in fact a reception OF the
priest. dominated by 81. Stephens parishion.
ers. who came early in hundreds and had
bought out the house long before the an
nounced hour for the address. Hundreds
more tickets could have been sold after stand
ing room had been exhausted. There was
much enthusiasm In the audience. all the
better known partisans OF Or. McGlynn being
stopped on their entrance by scores to be con.
graduated and asked what the chances were
Of the Doctor being sent back to st Stephens.
Many Of the women wore small American ilags
pinned on their dresses. and a great many
larger flags were carried by men.
Dr. Mctilynn did not appear OH the stage
until S.l5 o'clock and there was an instan-
taneous storm OF applaus, when he was first
seen. The whole audience Jumped to its feat
cheering. waving flags and handkerche's. and
applauding with hands. feet. and voice. The
priest. smiling at first. then. a. the emotional
storm he had evoked grew. bowing seriously.
N fI,a frFp . iA ll latF uuh.
laurel wreath and a large bouquet OF flowers
wers handed 10 him. Putting these on the
reading desk Dr. McGlynn raised his hand and
| tried to command silence. His attemnt failed.
and smiling again he wentto the Presidents
| chair aud sat down.
| Nothing could stop the shouting: the storm
became whtslwlnd. Every man ana woman
in the hall was now cryipg aloud and sparing
again raised his hands to stop lie exhibition
| Again lie failed and he returned to his seat.
himself somewhat overcome ~ hi. feelings.
sided a little Dr, Me,ilynn sienaiIei to the
choir and it sang With Cheerful Alteration"
and this "nie,sa the Psops IN The ad,snss
! minutes. After the soug Dr. Ncuiynn was al
Iowedt to sneak. He said: -,,..-...
- should dlsappoint a reasopnb bic ey pecta-
! tou II | proceeded a. once to treat Of the sub
! lect announced last week. Something has
! Here the audience again brok. forth with
! cheers whici! lasted fully a minute. and then
| Som ethlng that by your raptIrous an-
| llause. provoked 10y even the mere limiting at
It. shows it is Of no small importance 10 you.
| Il must not. Ly MY ST.. nee assume that it IS
| not Of inheritance paramount Importance
An event happened some years ago tina,
wrought a great change IN my lie: Wost
mere agitator. or professor Of political eeono
my Wa, born to be Q Ireacher Of Gods
/ called vocation be nrieSt of Christ y
/ Church: such being my belief. 1t Is needless
thras, i from ,k"se a,ars SO dear to II me- sfncs
Thy tabernaees.' aud those who know me
PIT when the occasion came for me %
.elt that was doing no more than my secuia r
! 4Gty. exercising no more than nj manhood Z,
rArseI. and when he resumed his voice wa,
/ raised and y!brateI with PASSION yes
tai Q; a cart. or the top .: a. Barrel che@rs /
stll! think that the priest OF the Church can
thersln the tatherood Of c cd aul the brother.
To-day is 70 me a met oraA!e one. Cheers.
| To.tay stood again oe!ore that altar so dear
once mgr- the audience rose and cheered
with tie enthusiasm OF their feelings. the
t~a?s coar=et down the priest cheeks; and
III. storm thu. was shaking even him. When
he could sye4S again h- slt
"To.tay stood again before that altar so
dcartO ne and offered upon It the holy sacri-
lice II tho Chr stan Church. ! who was eN-
! communicated. | have to-IRy communicated t;
received from my own hands cheers rev
erentlj he pody and blood " our Lord. None
Who knvw me ran think SO badly Q. me as 70
thiuk could drink .. that holy chalcs II my
conscience were not perfectly clear and fee.
I" have been restored TO those altars I love
to nv intense delight cheers aud yours.
Now. want to thank you Tor your rejoicing IN
th- great .ov that mas come 10 ne"
Or Nrtrlyun then delivered an address on
the -GuIhcauce Gf Christmas. and only once
Ina.e re'"r-G . to his return 10 communion
VITA HE Church.
'lt we'll on this dav-particulary well for
ME ru this day when suu naturally expect mo
tJ l!Hr"s- yun not As professor Of poitica
economy, 10 matter how wise and true those
| economics may he
Here the speaker was Interrupted by cheers.
aul wien they -uhsideI lac resumed his ad-
,!re-- without finishing the sentence In con.
rl.iun h. said he would speak from the same
p.lttrrm next sunday evening
IS ntye i.ot yet thought Of TIE subject Of my
nest ailrrs>. he sad. hut II will lie iuiy
aunp.arrL. ! wish you all amcrry Christ.
T.. - aLH good night.
T..nl,!isnce gave the Doctor last cheer a.
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