New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
DIR. M'GLyNN'S FUTURE.
HIS VISIT LEAVES A FAVORABLE IMPRES
SION IN WASHINGTON.
MoNsIGNOR FARLEY's ERRAND Az inH '
yERs:TY-wILL MoNs1GNoR sAToLLi
DE MAnE A CARDINAL
fry TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE


rs,,o 10, ~ Tho Rev. DR.. McGlynn re
Turmoil n Broolyn tbs afternoon, having spent Tue
hotter part OF three days at the Cathohc ,"''e,
ne the guest OF Archbishop Satolli Dr' "'o'''" NV
the apostolic delegate and all the iac"''y vi wv 49,,
vors,tv with their hes, wishes and prayers ]" us
future welfare. lie happy man wien " "
rived here saturday. and a happier one "hem ~ ~
roodby 10 Monsignor SatOlli and Bishop Nea"e
aav for his brief stay as the guest OF TIE dpo'
delegate has doubtless been the occasion o. aSA"e
nr NcGlynn that his future clerical USEFULNESS -
practically IN his own Keeping IN, D
Dishop Moore, Of Florida. who came mere VIII III
NcGlynn did not 60 back with him. having o"s'"cs'
10 attend 10 here In Washington WHICH "'"!
him "A day or two. lie mas. however "'"u' -" -,
engagements 10 leave New-YOrk on the steamer ""cu
sails February 8 for savannah, and DR.. Mcuiyhn WI,
,ocornonv him The visit OF this prelate ana III
Ncf;lvnn N the apostolic delegate WILL Is s''"
bov ia fruits ere long. During the time they "'''
NJ the university the opportunity WIS give" % -,
free Interchange OF opinion between Mohsighol o"'. ..
and mr. Nc(lyun The Doctor also mingled WIN 'u'
eminent professors OF the university, ana ma"e .'e
,,ost favorable impression upon them ah'
onn,on was freely expressed to the representative y,
Tho Tribune that the Doctor had certainly coihhehusN
b,msclf In the most favorable manner TO all the ia'
| n, the university. AS the visit was so'.'' 0e "
every rcspect IL could not be asccrtaineu within, Wv
interviews with the apostolic delegate "eIe my "
| have any bearing upon tie case Oh D'' 'i' -,
rome The opinion Is expressed, however, ny '"0H,
familiar with the ways OF the Propaga'n" '"'' -,
| no hut a short time before notice VIII W r'e' y.
! .L noc.or that the order 10 visit Rome las peeh
| indefinitely postponed. -, oov
During his visit there were humoer VI e
org NJ the University anxious to pay 'her icSp'N"'
hut orders were given not to take carus " ~, .
Glynn's room. lie has many friends III ""shi"e' v'
| ,rno ore in sympathy with his Views on economic
| thn
| ycrslty. to pay his respects TO jerry o'"p'on' -
| Kansas They had a conversation Oh the prosre'
| NJ the s,ngle-,nx theory In different parts Vi NV
| country Dr. McGlynn tod Jerry the cause "]'
| y,,nno and the singlctaX doctrine was prosperous
| Ano,ber Congressional advocate, Mr. Johhsoh'
| Cleveland was sought, but word came oa'N '''
- was absent. which Dr. McGlynn said he very
| much regretted . a., Uni
| Tho recent visit OF Monsgnor Farley to the I'M
| vorsitv NAV have been In his capacity as one o.
the trustees OF the University and secfear, VI ~"
| hoard lie Is also one OF the vicargeher"h9 VI ~"
| Archdiocese OF New York, and during MS stay a' %"
University had occasion 10 see the apo''oHo u''ee
. number Of times. II an eXpo'tuiauon was Sc". :, ;,
III, pronocanda BIZ Archbishop Corisan, 1t Is likely
| 80 r,,,n nror TO the announcement VI the ap
ontmcnt of Monslgnor saolll ms permanent "poS,v"
| d,oco,e II this Is true. the Propaeanda eau CO
,rchh shon Corrigan that MOnsignor satoih haa lu'S
| d,c,iop now OF all such matters, and IL ui'y ua
| -. tho nurnose ~ Monslgnor Farley TO suDhu' u
| ,us Fxcelloucy the title by which the delegate
mc,ouv addressed whatever Archbishop Corfishh Ia
| .or, N Rome All inquiries at the University "e''
no, with the answer that Monsgnor Farley Is on
y, rho trustees and his business was most hHey VIII
| the vlce-rcctor. DR.. Gartgan ,o
| Tho fact that the University honored Mons.e"v
| s,,oW In an especial manner yesterunS "'u ' =,
| nol Gibbons tho chancellor OF tho NSu'u'o"' ~
| woshln cton and not yet at the d'hhe'' .' .rs
',"orah,o cossp here to-dav In church circles. Ia
Cardinal preached at St. Matthew'S VIM" ,r,,s
,ha circumstances was thought TO he an u''s'-
,, a., ros,or belnr absent and no ccciesiaS',.a
-ern,rinr his presence here at TINS tine; a. =
,he service the Cardinal dned with PrMa,e va
rhe presence OF Dr. Mcniynn " wnv the Cardinal d'
moi chr. 10 attend the dinner II hppe.S ,Somght
lint The idea of giving the dinner MS on, aimoi,s on
Sov mr. two before II occurred Inc .him,n , >, Cd
u nn9 omt IN dine with Colonel Bonapnrte was Inu
ons time ago. He regretted thnt tne c"e I'd mi
ronld prevent his going to the lnNr's, , r rha
fact was known to Bishop NAM rcrsivsd in reply to
the answer OF the Cardinal was reeenh him ~ homo
nnrsonsl request from the Bishop Tor him " "'
The dinner with his presence. lamar ,h- morning tha
,n,nor satoiTi will remain the United otatrs ~
over three year. but Will then re,In NJ The Iniverst
CO.. !" No one Knows how long Monsignor ,a', =,
r,u ,rcmo,n here lie Is In line OF promo,punn, ~
those who serve the Vatican N Ioresm Satoni vi
lhvn,mDy M Sonored sooner or later. But the impres
s,on here Is that tho first 6postolc ue!es'e mo
hcnn named for promotion ana Is III % pnrc ~ IN
~, ra,.n. ,hat 4 one Of those whom tr rotr Al. ~,
IN pe,o t,"rr inrndS openly nam" FOR ms u.,l.
ncAt nonor II is ono of the stories told IN ZONE 'na
The Pope recently said tnH' h Mon utncr sato is onl
arr,wo hut not too young 70 be a.T S NJ c,lod
he appointed TO ms disn predicted that nj
once III ,hc tinted states will I've Monslgnor oCor
sun tpe presldent Of the American College IN ho"e'