New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23

In Auditorium Between the entrance doors OF the
chapel resting in front Of the statue OF the Blessed Vir
gin, werr number of polted plants containing several
stalks OF 81. Jcseps iy The doctor bowed his head
low enough TO smell the fragrant flowers and then
passed into the chapel his face as serene as that OF
old Cstercian monk who has known trouble and
care for a more OF years.
1t was remarked by many who were aware OF the
presence OF the distinguished ectcsiatlc that IL was
strange combination OF events which found DR..
McGlynn the guest OF MOnslgnor Sa,oll at his place
of residence at the Catholic University i'll Washington
to-day. when for "weighty reasons Of prudence the
Apostolic Delegate had cancelled his engagement to
| celebrate mass today at the altar III ST. Agnes s
Church, New-lOTk But ~ has already bccl Iuiiy
explained In The Tribune that the invitation Oh Mo'iS
nor Satoln to Or. McGlynn was extended several
weeks ago, in fact prior 10 his acceptance oi ue IN
vtatiOn OF the Rev DR.. Brinn 10 come 10 'iorh'
Dr. McGiynn was the one who had postponed the
visit until bishop Moore an old cassma'e al conigc'
could accompany him to the university. Yet 1t was
dif,cult m urrsundc some that his visit not really
In obedience to orders.
The Apostolic Delegate. 1t Is trne Is the fropa-
ganda," said one Of the faculty to Inc tribune rep
rcsentave, d" but can assure you pr McoNhh > WISH
now Is solely matter OF friendship and ut The per
,onal rcouest OF MonsIgnor Sato lie Is not straI-
ger TO US and his presence here Is III response 10 d
invitation of the delegate to pay him visit. lie
has In company with bishop Moore been at our table
IN tho dining room of the faculty and his place has
been that OF an honorcd guest"
Bishop Kcinc thought the time Opportuhc ior
formal recognition Of the great honor done Inc ''eu
ttates aud especially the university III seHOi'e
Monsrnor Satoui permanently TO reside here 10 mat
end he gave dinner In honor OF the Apostohc Deic
eac which was served at the usual hour tais alter
noon I'm the dining room set apart for the faculty
uishop Moore and the Rev Dr. McGlynn were the IN
yltcd guests and with Archbishop saton ana Bishop
Kcane sat Mt thr head Of the table The others present
were the Rev. DR.. Carrgan, the vice-rector OF lhe
university the Rev. DR.. O'Gorman. the Rev. Dr. bou'
ouinon and all the other members of the university
faculty.
The speeches at dinner. which were all dcivc:"i
in Latin were both animated and interesting. BISHOP
Keane speaking OF the Apostolic Delegates mission
TO the United States, said In substance:
a WAS recently asked II could illustrate by
comparison the relation Of this Office 10 the Church III
the United States answered that 1t seemed to me
very similar TO the change that took place when
terrtoral government was elevated TO the dignity OF
n State government In any portion OF the Union
territorv Is governed by bureau State Is governed
by q constitution Of It's own similar 10 that Oh '~
original colonies Thus far the Church In the Chiteu
States has been in the territorial category, governed
BIZ the Holy Father through the Bureau OF the Propa
cands Now 1t approaches the dignity OF regular
governmental organization, and has established III It's
mid At n branch OF the Holy Fathers supreme Court
Thus we can take an honest pride in the event which
We honor to-day Long life, therefore, to our great
and beloved Holy Father. Leo Nil, and long HE 10
his worthy approximations Apostolic Delegate
Archbishop Satoln."
Monsignor Satolli In reply referred TO the fop's
love for the American people, in evidence OF when lie
cited his cwn appointment permanent Apostolic
Delegate to this country. lie also thanked Bi>!o?
Kcne for having afforded him the facilities TO max
bis residence 10 the university. ana spoke In hci
praise OF that Institution and OF the great god would
accomplish.
This IS the first formal honor paid Monsignor Satoll
since the announcement OF his permanent appointment
On "Wednesday evening next Mrs. Dahlgrcn viii give
recpption In his honor which all OF the prominent
Government officials have been invited ON MphGaN'
January IL he will deliver address at The d'dl'atl"
of the building OF Carroll ns ituic ana on VI l"iy
February -, another reception viii i" gwen III NJ
honor By Thomas Waggcman. OF Georgetown 80
Before his departure from Rome Mhsehor atom
having been advised OF his American mission Iteih
the study Of English He has since his arrival her"
given every moment he could spare 70 instruction
and conversation with those who could teach liin
how 10 speak II. He is able 10 real with little
hesitation English books and papers. and Is also ac
curing facility In speaking. Although an exc HcIt
hns no difficulty, however, with bis know"dg. 81
Latin In convcrslng with every member OF Inc Chi
versity faculty. - T., ~,
Father Rockers departure from Rome for Now
York has not yet been announced. The Impression
at tn, University IS that nntil The secretary OF te
apostolic delegation is ready - sail direct Tor TINS
country he will not announce the date Of his leaving