The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
ton containing . ststemen Int urportins TO hsve
been made BY DR.. 0'Gormsn OF the Catholic
University at Washington.

ton containing . Statement pufportins TO hsye
been made by Dr.. 0'Gormsn OF the Catholic
University at Washington:
We are net roins and We never Intended to 20. Neither
Mgr. sstoii nor Bishop Ksshs nor myself ever or.
pressed any intention Of attending this celebration.
We nsvsr formally accepted any y vitstion that might
have been riven by letter nor said verbally that We
would ee pishep Keane sometimes goes to New York
on business connected with the Catholic University.
but there 10 no significance in.ths fact that he or any
enc siss from here does not TO-
Bur reporter called upon DR.. Brsnn yes
terday and asked him II he had seen this
despatch:
"Ihave.' replied DR.. Branp. land have just
now mailed . registered letter to DIR. OGor-
man calling his attention to the fact that he Is
in error as to the fact. II he has made such n
statement. OF course / do not know that he
has been correctly reported. and hope he has
not been. In my letter / have told him that
unless I hear from him By next Thursday In
correction OF the statement, II, In fact. he has
made such q one. I shall be compelled to pub
lish the letters 1 have received from Mgr.
satolli to prove that I was warranted in max
s1s shf 1 pFS%iss To esfsbzs sis mass 1ssa in Il. Agnes &Ss'
on the 22d Of this month"
Although DR.. Brann declined to allow the
C his lssssr 'of y 80 o. eSH sS bre: ' 6'sefma lsf hs
explained the substance Of the letters and
iHSssSS :snys %ssS :, IN" Ms,: y sa.s!!I Sis d Asss sh q
70 tnn make Il; e x. " s.n, Rssp notsSlt. T IN ssnl pr e tSts
DR.. Brann, received z verbal promise. con.
yeysd to him by Archbishop ahd G Corr 3 p .i to abe be
Ssfs; G q letter a rom :? %eS III Hogan no 81 f sSs Gath he:
IL: any r:aSes L s.. y Mar; ss,oiii to a.eknowl.
edge the receipt Of your letter. and tS assure
III. Aynes. We will reach there in the even.
M ,ns s sRf r stsS sn so % IL! ii: 5S1loTHIs liz VII dHy i Es sen
The nsTt letter a the series. written in Latin:
Il f5s% R,m MS.i s so@n.,,s u + 70 ne eb TsHssts si sha nfs ns
his engagement to DO at st. Agnes. He &C;
knowledges the previous engagement, md
apologies for the change he is compelled to
sa IL air' .xprs IS sh,s h Rs' r sa9ep to gFSS esr C o. % az;
Change OF plan and his hope thatth Ablegate
h6a mot yitth ts 7Hr his aGcsptanTs S t hecap 1s;ts Of
any Intentional discourtssy to br; Brann: for
whom lie expressed great admiration. and no
My change OF plan is due to reasons Of pru-
f nsnS sen not e0anee'e %S S'a" ' irsd nGtsenss ss siisW
me to make q visit to you l shall do 50 with
In View oitke many recent publications con-
and Nor. satoiii. the action Of the istter, in
theory tint Mgr. Satolli had changed his
plans In order not to. meet the Archbishop.
On this DR.. Brann declined to express an
oninioH. My only concern. in the NATTER
he said. lis to be set right where l am PLACED
In a wrong light by the staten emit imputed to
nr. O,,Gorman. That must be settled in a few
days"
Dr.. Brann expressed the hiRhes regard for
Mgr. Sato!li. whose piety and learning he
praised warmly. They are old friends When
Mgr. Satolli was here four years ago It was DR..
Brann who proposed his health at tho banquet
Of tho alumni OF the American College. which
was attended BY Mgr. Satolli. DR.. Brann is
the senior alumnus q the American College in
Rome. He also studied at st. Sulpice. Paris
whore Able Hogan. one Of his correspondents
in the present instance. was one OF his pro-
fesaorS.
Bishop O'Farrell Of Trenton will perform the
function Mgr. Satolli was expected. to per-
form, at the Feast OF St. Agnes. Bishop Nc
Quad OF Rochester will preach. Archbishop
CorriRan- will preside in the sanctuary. and
Bishop Wigger, Of Newark. and probably
Bishop O'Donnell Of Brooklyn, will be present:
Dinners for the visiting clergy will. he served
In the large hall Of the new parochial school.