Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-16
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
 From All Quarters. THE RESTORED PRIEST Did Not Renounce Views of
 Labor and Property. WRECKED IN THE GOODWIN SANDS. The Dead Soldier Borne to
 Huntington Hall. FIVE PILOTS DROWNED IN \ GALE. Germany's Interest in the
 French Scandal.
WRECKED IN THE GOODWIN SANDS.
FIVE PILOTS DROWNED IN 4 GALE.
DIR. M,GLYNN,S RESTORATION.


 The Priest Makes Public the Letter Which Secured the Removal of the Ban-win Make the Pilgrimage Within Four Months-T1as Not Re- nounced His Theory of the Owner Ship of Land.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The Rev. Dr. Nc Glynn tonight stated that in his letter to Mgr. Satolli he had neither condemned nor retracted the economic doctrine which he had been teaching. He said: "Now that, ss is made clear by the pub lished statement of Archbishop Sstolli, we are removed from the restraint of certain conditions of prudence and delicscy, am only too happy to publish the letter which presented to the apostolic delegate and the acceptance of which was followed by the declaration of the removal of ecclesias- tical censures. The letter is as follows:
 Monsignore-I am very happy to learn that it has been judged that there is noth- ing contrary to Catholic doctrine in the by me in the exposition of the same which I sent to your grace, and rejoice that you are prepared to remove the ecclesiastical censures. assure you that I have never said, and 1 would never gay, consciously, a word contrary to the teachings and notably to those contained in the encyclical rerum novarumo l give, and have ever given a full adhesion, and if whatsoever word may have ever escaped me which might seem not entirely conformable to those teachings I would like to recall it or interpret it in a sense conformsble to them. I have not consciously failed in the respect due the authority of the holy see, but if whatsoever word may have ever escaped me not con- formable to the respect should be the first to regret and to recall It. As to the jour nay to Rome will make it within three or four months if the matter be not otherwise determined by the holy father.
 "I am your graoe's very obedient serv- ant, EDWARD MCGLYNN."
 Dr. McGlynn further said:
 "If in due time the holy father should express wish to see me I shall be very to have that occasion to thank him in per son for his kindly and enlightened judg- ment and action in my behalf.
 "1n the statement presented to Arch bishop Satolli there is no minimizing, ex- plsinipg away or departing from the doctrines of the United Labor party plat form and the anti-Poverty society as l have been teaching the doctrine for years."
 Regarding Mgr. Satolli's statement of the conditions accepted by Dr. McGlynp, a distinguished ecclesiastio says:
 "You may be certain that Dr. McGlynn in his statement of belief. which was judged not contrary to the doctrine con- stsntly taught by the church, must have omitted any reference to his former belief as to the injustice of the private owner ship of land. That doctrine is an old heresy in the church, condemned by all theologians and one against which all the intellectual strength of the church has been directed for years. Had Dr. McGlynn maintained this theory in his statement to Mgr. Satolli it would have been stricken out. A careful con siderstion of Mgr. Satolli's statement shows that 1t is evident that the delegate has no intention of offending any prelats. Father McGlynn, after his return from Rome, will probably do penanoe in some institu- tion. When he reappears it Is very likely to be in some other diocese, perhaps in su- other part of the country or the world. There is hardly possibility of his being restored to his old parish of St. Stephens"