New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
SATOLLPS RESIDENCE.
The UNIVERSITY AT WASHINGTON TO BE
HIS HEADQUARTERS.
THE HIGH COMPLIMENT PAID THE DELEGATE
BY THE poPE-THE COMING ENcYcLIcAL.

BY THE POPE-THE COMING ENCYCLICAL
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUSE1
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE apostolic deieghte
authorized the statement yesterday that he had no
intention OF dividing his residence between ba''
MORE New York any other city ard washington"
lie had accepted the invitation OF the rector Vi u'e
Catholic University to make It his headquarters ana
for many reasons he had Intended 10 reH'a'" "e'e
and establish the papa legation at the university
Today q cable from Rome was published mat F"
was not tho Intention Of the Vatican to estaoiisn
legation in the United States. so that Monsishor
Satol, would reside In New York and not In WASH
ngton. Another authentic dispatch from Rome an
nounced Monsignor Satolii was to take all Oh
North America under his ch.ige
no one knows at the university OF any plan when
vii! require MonsgnOr Satolli TO live In New iorH
rather than I'm Washington On the contrary. for
reasons which have not hitherto been published the
Holy Father desires his apostolic delegate TO remain
in Washington and at the Catholic University Mon
signor Saolli has himself expressed this wish ana
was profoundly grateful TO the rector ana acu!'y io
the cordial Invitation given to make the university
his headquarters lie finds the surroundings far more
agreeable than those Of episcopal residence, ana
except when travelling on business he intends to keep
the legation at Washington The statement from
Rome must have been based on the assumption tha'
the papa legation would be construed as establish
Ing temporal relations with the Government mere.
MOnsignOr SatOlli has authorHeu
ment tina, no such relations expected or desired
by the Vatican
Tho faculty at the University say that the recent
letter received from the Holy Father, and printed In
The Tribune on January 10, Is the highest compliment
the Pope could pay the University such letters are
seldom sent 10 any but sovereign md those IN higu
auihorlty In this Instance the autograph OF the Pope
Is affixed to letter written by himself not only con-
veyins the apostolic benedlction but personally ex-
pressing lis gratitude for the welcome and homage
Monsignor Satolli had received at the hands OK the
faculty II Is not likely after SUCH recognition irom
the Holy Father that Monsign0r Satonl VIII DC IT
aured to live anywhere but with those whose company
* congenia lie says himself that 1t Is better 10
keep the legation ut the University, for the eminent
professors arc always at hand TO assist him IN tue
discharge OF duties which could not without some
risk be given hired attaches OF the legatioh' ne
has had 10 60 away several occasions, ana on MS
return has expressed his great pleasure that ne was
once at the University.
The report from Rome that the Holy Father had
expressed his entire appreciation Of the work already
done by Monsignor Sato Is confirmed by private as
suranccs from the Vatican. "The Church News the
Catholic journal printed In Washington Will say edieot-
ally regarding :" the coming encyclica':
When Rome speaks. controversy must cease there
fore we have good cause to hope that the discussion
which has been long and 80 bitterly carried OH
will be at an end. Discussion Is at all times de-
sirabe when IL Is properly conducted and when queS'
tons are discussed arrive at proper conclu-
sions. On the other hand. when personalities are
permitted 10 take the place OF argument. and the
desire 10 prove the victor becomes painfully apparent
discussion, had better cease. In the history ot
America there has been controversy so pain
full TO Catholics as the present. OF one conducted
in a more bitter spirit II /, not then, strange that
Catholics should feel happy to know that Rome VIII
! soon speak, and the words Of the wise Leo XIII
echo upon the shores Of the Now World the angry
waves will subSde and peace viii take the place OF
war We are assured that The encyclical VIII DC
issued next month. That 1t will be eagerly awaited
NOT only by Catholics but by protestants we may be
n,,urd not only from the interest manifested In
m, school question. from the fact that the entire
Chris, Ian world reads with the greatest interest every
document that eliminates from the iluslrious Pohtl1
Loo KILL