New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24
4 SKETCH or The FAMOUS CASE.
now THE rGoUnLE rETwEEN DIR MGLYNN AND
TIL CIIr.rln Af-rInElTIlS ArONE-

HOW THE TGlUBLE UUTWEEN DR MGLNNN MD
Tur CHURCH AUTHORITIES AROSE.
DINING fLc election ~ SO Dr. N'Gynn was one
of the most earnest snriottcr> OF Henry ''"-' ivy
Na,o-. H. addressed many puiEc meetings uF"'s"
on, IN" city ard warmly defended Nr '''rI'' Wv
on the land quc.,lon. tbs c0lr>e brought upon ,'"
t, di7,ayo- of Arcbl. hop Corrsan N!o foro'd" hlN
o. ,,oR. amy NOR. speeches, Although IT, obcycd The
oder A, became aiv'>or' IN m"er D.
r .,-.tit.v. G. ruiti.e witch nd charge "l
vr c,nr.e', ,amrI.ca and continued Ia WORK
mr nj. c'c,tl9n H. cEiln-d aN''a'y o.
,,,c.tor. .. rariauce with The Views OF Archbishop
,r7i-,n n length caused hi, suspcn Ion, on pecem
Der ]. 1--o.
Dr. C.rran carried letter Of protest from Dr
McGlyna 10 the Archbishop against his '''p''l'on
rr Currnn was informed by Archbishop Corrignn tm'
he nad forwarded newplper clippings Of DR. M0"|h1
.pecchcs 10 Rome and iha he would not revoke th'
.,,., .,e,-ion He al.o -ai1 that D.. Nc'ynu wohld
b,v. io d.al wiki the sIthoriiic' al Rome th'r'
,rcr. Finally " Ncli!ynn Was Sumn 'ned - h"m''
and ho refused 10 go. ard ou May l. l-7'' II" va
ndmoni,hcd bv the sacred Con-r gatl"h ol ln'
Tripasandi that hc had already rendered him-' ha''
r .ever, ocnsrr, Ly d-obcyine the orlei, ana gave
him a final and p"reupt rs ordc. to present himself
IN Rome within forty days from ~" receipt oi 'h'
order under palm Of accommodation
,tl tho priest proved contumacluus, ana on july
10 f--7. Archbishop Corrirln sent letter l" '"'
cllcy and ai,y ~ tho Archdiocese Of Nc"-fork Tor
n,ally accommodating the picst from the Ca'h'"'
church.
The ercairt excitement was caused among VII
member Of Dr. NcClynu', church by hi' s">"u
sion ana cxcommunlca'ion and "I'n '"' u"
pr,,f Father no!,uruy. took charge Of - stephen
,.,.y made 1t extremely -sgtcllc or him, REFUSING
-, contribute to the ,upp,ri of The church eni passing
r-. l4;ol- .xit,>,ag ihci. confidence I'm ANA "t''m
far Dr. McGlyna. several snb-ahual puN'H were
also rI ed for the pocior. Dr. Nctuynn delivered many
.dir.,,., after hi, cAcomnunicaion on h, ca" ana
rrc dc,ouncA the local catholic autt, rifles Tor th'r
actions D. INC especially sever" in hi, remarks ab III
Archbishop Corrican. Throughout his "hilr" tolpic
ne retained the affection and esteem Of his I'rmcr
mari hion,r, and after hi cNcomnluncalion th'y
ao,l.l - the needing, OF the AniiPoveriy society
ard contributed to If, support TIE news that h' i'N
.t last been fully restored 10 hi, pnestly flncuooa
among tar m,mb-s Of hi, own c'uIch. hut In n.ahN
r,thoil, corg~ceaton. throughout tho city. II" cns
,, Or Nc. lynn WIS an exceptional enc. HIS 'htr
offence, CONSISTED of I'm Hboriinapu ana dl'"h'N''f r.
VI ain ya. eyer -;>t on his claia,tcr. and whh o'Gtr
,ri.t. have been cXo .mtlupi 'lt,d for arJsiaSy U.
u,C.lynn continued 10 subscribe throughout lis en-
tir. accommodation 10 every ar'iDl" 81 CATHOLIC
a,c.r;n, and his orthodoxy has never been doaheI
f,r mo,ncn. siLor his treble h" hai lived In
" rcrori.r cnll,d at HI home there last nigh, ana
mt tn word to i'm that Nun-'ennr Sdtpli hd1 an
,,n'',r.d mai be- had been restored IA ia" Church.
ur Mc,ynn refused 10 say anything about tIe case