New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

OF the paper asking them 70 90 no further lie ad
mts that 1t was doubtless prompted By true motives
OF devotion to the Holy See and was Only following
the example OF the clergy In the archdiocese Of ST.
LOUIS who were provoked at the attacks made or
Archbishop Ireland. There was no question. how
ever, In his mind about the respect due 10 tile
abegate. and 1t seemed unnecessary put the rever
end clergy in the attitude OF protesting when no one
lad questioned their loyalty TO the Holy see
"As to the length Of time 1t may require for the
ALLOCATE 10 carry out lis Instructions said the
priest above referred to- "he does not himself know
how long it will take TO accomplish his mission
II has been said Shat Il may take two years but
there is surely no foundation for any such statement
have already told you that discussion is at an end
and the lines which Monsgnor satolli's instruction
are laid down mean that the scheme Is for ending
all further controversy II is certain that this fact
is better understood to-day than 1t week or
weeks ago. Therefore the practical part Of the
ablcgates work will begin at once, but just VIXEN
he has not himself determined"
In regard to future Instructions from Rome. no
one In Washington Cares TO anticipate the action Of
TIE Vatican. There Is, however, an impression among
those familiar with the way Rome does its work and
from what has recently appeared with the approval
OF Cardinal Rampolla in the "Monltcur de Rome
that within a short time tie Holy Father will make
known his views on what has been done In the
United States since the coming OF Monslgnor Satoh.
The ablegates report In regard to the terms which
DR.. McGlynn was restored 10 the prieStfiOon Will
probably reach Rome tomorrow. It may be made
theme for the PRONUNCIATION OF the Views OF the Holy
Father on mis- pending scheme In the United states.
or he may simply announce in the brefest manner
through the organ OF the Vatican that the report on
DR.. McGlynn's has his appreciation. Until that
is done is not thought probable that any bishop In
tho United States would to invite DR.. McGlynn
to renew his functions as q clergyman They are
free to do It whenever they please. but under Tie
nr McfTlyun
recognition as can alone restore him " the full dig
many friends in Washington. He has iectured
here several times. and his former al
mirers heard with profound satisfaction OF
the action of Monsignor Satolli. There has been
some talk Of inviting him TO come here 10 lecture on
subject Of popular interest put 0e who haYe been ss
back until after his case has been finally dlsposed OF
II may be necessary for DR.. McGlynn 10 GO TO
Rome to remove every possible allegation now pend
Ing affecting his standing priest IL Is understood
here that lie Is deterring his public acknow,edemen
OF the scandal he given and the harm he has done
He has il is said. most alphabetically denied many
OF the charges brought against him or having sPoke
disrespectfully Of the Pope. He has In an equally
emphatic manner pointed out the injustice and fasy
done and said at various times, and he is not to
be further judged by accusations not supported by
credible witnesses.
II il understood that Or. Burtsel and Father CORR
TOLL in regard to obtaining further signatures to the
paper recently circulated among the clergy OF New
Yors and It's vicinity and that the protest WIZ 90
no further but remain IN the hands OF the one who
started It. The idea Of giving The aoegate formal
reception and dinner It Is also said, Will he abandoned