New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
CHEERS FOR DIR. MGLYNN.
HIS FRIENDS CROWD COOPER UNION.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION GIVEN TO THE
REvroRED PRIEsT-A FEW WORDS
ABOUT Ills CAST

RESTORED PRIEsT-A FEW WORDS
ABOUT Ills CASE.
Cooper Union was crowded to the doors last nieH
nv the friends and admirers Of DR.. McGynn who went
there 20 hear what he would have 10 say about DIS
restoration TO bis functions priest IN soou sui'
ing IN the Roman Catholic Church. There was no'
vacant seat in the hall when he stepped upon 'e p'
form II Is safe 70 say that few persons ever ~
colved such a welcome in that hall as Dr. Mc'iyhh III"
Inst night When he appeared on the pa'io'i' no'i
every one I'm tho hal arose and chccred nm tIi 'nc
hudinc hogan to tremlle This applause lasted seven
,inptes He attempted to speak when THIS hrSt ou'
hurst sub,dcd but as soon he stepped forward 10
the rostrum Ihe applsns" was renewed Ia"""''
cn,ofs werc waved hnd, were clappcd. feet were
STAMPED and score Of American mas were "''eO'
nr ucGlynn bowed ana bowed again and moion'd iof
silence 40 one would pay any attention 'o Ills
wishos however, and every one kept on cheering ana
applauding. 1T, Ne
After several songs had been sung by chor. ~
ucG,vnn was permitted walk to the cage V' '"'
platform without being Interrupted WIN "PP'"'
BEFORE he could say ANYTHING. however 'Ne "lP'"'
broke out again and laurel wreath "'ne WV"
several lunches Of flowers was placed at ms iee'.
The applause before he had chance t. sP''H -''''
nearly twenty minutes. scarcely ever was s"'h 80
tbu.jo.m exhibited In the hall Of Cooper institute.
Even when Dr. NcGynn permitted - ''iN IT.
was repeatedly interrupted 10y cheers dapphT VI.
hands. stamping q feet and the waving oi nag an"
handkcrchic's Everyb ldy seemed 10 be WILL ''p'
cally true IL tAi, Of the women. lh'y S'e"''
,os. all ,ler senses as soon DR.. McGlynn s'epP ii
mo, IN. niatform \ notable incident " The meet
ing was the fact that a number OF priests WIZ
present II las been many day sine" a Pfl'>'
attended any meeting at which d.. M'"Hhh 'P'N''
As soon ms quiet was partially restored d. Mc'y
began TO speak. lie highly pleased VII" ".'
enthusiastic reception with which he was Woi'o"'u'
and whom the opportunity was gwen MN ~ 'P'""
he rubbed his hands and began 10 smile. shaking "
head AZ the same tine as much 10 say: 81 tell
vou those people arc my friends" The subject "i
his sermon was The sl-nGcance Of Christmas
Before beginning biz sermon lie sad
Ladies and gentlemen and do0r friends. feel
that Il would lie disappointment Of most reason
abl, expectation II proceeded upon the flble' l
announced last Sunday FOR this evening without MS
saving something regarding recent change. some
thing has happened That by your applause az Inc
mere Inning II II shows that Il IS no small matter
For me 10 deny or imply that II l. not % paramount
inportaucc 10 me- or 10 you. who fur years nav"
clung 10 ne 50 as to touch the heart u my heart
would be Great ng wrong impression
Il say q were an Injustice 10 you not 10 not" the
fact that the event q some years ago has 10. DC
change In my NE a tirsr change for ne. was not
born to he mere ae.,ator. preacher y political
economy va, born % preach God- trutA % men, 4"
be- 4 minister 81 IFS wscou 20 do Dat $50 Io'r a man
O. could DO. say tAe Lord. IN DIS inihit" good
ncsr has vill,d my vocation - Pc priest 10 'hriis
ChGrrh. Willie II may be an honor. and 81 U.s.. - re-
cc.ve such "a vocation n Is nn awful burden. ter
rbc responsibility and am most thankful that can
not Dee proud Not without cation from NE Lord had
preached The .accrdo'M power ~ ii> name. and y
was no mall matter 20 ue 10 hc thrust + 900 hs altar
Those WHO know me- best An,w t.at II Was not
ny wish 10 l,av, Ili. altar aal depart h'm H.,
sanctuary. sVoak g. o. brother 90 uy follow mon
as citl7ou 90 nov fellow citizen. man - nra,
oven ~ 81, priest it.n tic altar from secular plat
form tie tail ~ cart or tom tie head ~ . hafr,l
sun thought and loA"ved % priest u Christ. ana
I felt that 20 place was SEQ secular or unh4iy mot
TO BE- cm!nenty IL for mo 10 preach TIC ftAcrh'd ~
God and tho Brotherhood 81 man sucl being nv
spl1t. TO day IS memorable one.
To-day stood befor. HAT altar. d.ar 20 me. AID
To-Day who Was cacofumuniea'cl. lar" cpunuil
t;l,d. have received from int o"u land Oh" sacred
holy eucharist the lifc and no-h 81 God ANA have
drunk from he holy cncc. and would not
have done that n conscience NOT 40 Isrir Z
peace And nov. dear friends. since l1-' sunday tl-
important event has happened - me. ! have been
r. tofci tioe altar, w-lch love. ana Il s - y
tAa YOU have shown IN trials. ana hope That you
NAV rejoice with The happlnc-s That nns
come t. me- Cheers
II wa, funy five minute. after De had finished hl,
roinnrhe about his own ca-" before he vas allowed
ty the audience 10 20 on. When IN" applause sub
sided he devoted ~" r-f Of h!, addrcs, to the su.
was ushcl whether be had any thing 20 -ay about bis
plans Tor tho future. and ic said that he had
Dr. NcGlynn yesterday celebrated three ma $50.
III tie ScmlnaHan private chapel, NJ -. John
College and seminary, rt Lewis aud WIlloughby ayes
! ErOonlyn. TIC first MAJ, WIS celebrated AZ q IN
TIE second ~ q m. lrd Tia third 40 10 a. III
celebrated ia . church 81 i've Yeas There were
| only few people present beside, The cclebrnt