New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
FOURTEEN NEW CARDINALS.
no AMERICANS NAMED IN THE LIST.
ARCHBISHOPS VAUGHAN, OF ENGLAND. AND
LoGUE OF IRELAND. AMONG THE CREA-

LOGUE. OF IRELAND. AMONG THE CREA-
TIoys-sIX ITALIAN CARDINALS.
Rome, Jan. 16-The Pope created fourteen Card-
nails at the ConsistOy today. the list not including
any Americans. Archbishop Vaughan, OF Westminster,
was elevated to the Cardlnalate, also Archbishop
Logue, Primate of ireland; Archbishop Krements. Of
Cologne Prince Archbishop Kopp OF Breslau; Mon
sgnOr MocennI. Papal Under-Secrctary OF State {;
MonsIgnor Persco secretary Of the Propaganda, and
Others; there being in all six Italians, two French
men, two Prussians Englishman, one Inshman,
one Hungarian and Spanard.
The Pope in Ids ollocuton thanked God for having
preserved him to celebrate his episcopal jubilee. Ihs
event, the Pope snd. would be regarded By men as
a sign OF the Divine protection extended over the
Church in these calamitOus days. through the pre-
servatiCn OF the life OF the supreme Pontf.
The Pope announced In addition to the Cardinals
named the creation Of two Cardinals reserved They
are believed to be Icnhubcr and French bishop.
Cardinal Vaughan was born IN Gloucester, Eng
land in 1882. and is the Oldest son OF the late Leu
tenant Colonel Vaughan. of Courfeld Ierefordshre.
In 1871 he visited the United states lie succeeded
the late Cardinal Manning as Archbishop Of West
minister. lie is Conservative in his political views.
The Most Rev Mchael Logus Cardinal ArcnDsnoP
Bishop Of Raphoc on y 90 ia9 was %Pp ta ss
political affairs. although understood to sympathize
Other new Cardinals included in the fourteen are
Monsignor Thomas Archbacsldf Of Rou.n; Monsignor
sa GsHdPn mst ehS Of nSary "A" AhbhOp Of
MGR SATOLLI NOT COMING TO NETWORK
HE CANCELLED HIS ACCEPTANCE OF AN lNVI.
TATIoN TO ST AGNES's CHURCH.
Washington Jan. 10 (specian.-Thc Tribune has al
ready published a statement that Archbishop satoll
urot1d not oNiciato af -
on next Sunday. Great the surprise Of the apos
toc delegate this afternoon when lie read In several
NcwY0rk papers that he was going tn carry out Ills
original plan and would be accompanied by Bishop
Kcane the rector OF the Catholic University and Dr.
O'Gorman. one OF the faculty. Only few days ago
was published that neither Of these gentlemen ever
Intended to go TO New-Iork. To-day they were an
ounced On the very point OF starting TO get there
in time. a representative OF The Tribune asked Dr.
O'Goman TO explain this sudden change In the mind
Of the delegate and whether the object In going was
to manifest friendly regard for the Archdiocese Of
New York and It's eminent metropolitan. Dr. OGor
man replied for Bishop Keane that he never said, as
reported that MOnsignor saolli, Bishop keane ana
Dr. O'Gorman would so 10 New-York and be present
at the celebration OF ST. Agncs feast in Dr. Branns
church.
Speaking for himself. Or. O'GormGn said that he
did not that Monsigror Satolll had never in
tended to be present at the celebration. for he was
well that tho delegate had through DR.. Hogan
first accepted tho Invitation OF DR.. Brann; and he
was also well aware that a few days afterward the
delegate cancelled his promise It 1; perhaps CO.
Incidence only that the reason given by Monsignor
Saolli for not visiting Ncw-York January 81 was
written In letter To Dr. Brann Just after the pub
caton In Newlork OF the article alleging that Arch
bishop Corrgan nmical TO the Apostolic delcgae-
mission In the United States. II was known at the
time, however. that there were other reasons which
Monsgnor Saoln did not care 10 make public which
| deferred him from making the wish.
II Is true that neither Bishop keanc nor DIR. OGor
| man were invited. They are not the kind OF
men To impose themselves on any one unlimited DR.
OGornan has written TO the Rev Or. Brann, cX.
planning how the mistake made. but he Is AT
a loss account for tho remarkable change In the
| tenor Of the Rev Dr. Bnnn's remarks on hearing
that ~ intended 10 accompany the Apostolic delegate
and Bishop kranc 10 New-iGrk next sunday.
While MonsgnOr saiolli has not deemed II advisable
specify what his are for not fulfilling the
engagement II Il open secret In ccccsinstic circles
that respect for The Office h. holds alone prevents him
| from going to ST. Agncs's Church on Sunday next
| This fact IL now known 10 every clergyman In New
York while the Of his displcasure Is also known
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