New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
MGLYNN CALLS ON SAToLLI
HE LEAVES Ills CARD AT ARCHBISHOP
CORRlGAN'S DOOR.
AS THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE WAS ON AN Ex
CURsIOy THE PRIEST TALKS TO
REPORTER ABOUT HIS PLANS AND
Ills RECENT TRIP TO ROME.


took a trip up the Hudson far az Newburg
Yesterday The steamboat, the Howard Carroll
made no landing Luncheon was served on board.
The party returned to New-York at $50 O'Clock In
the evening Those who went the trim
were John d. Crimmins Vicar-General Mooney,
Vcar-General Farley, Fathers Lavelle. Murphy.
Dewey. Campbell Taylor. Edwards. and Mclean,
Hugh J. Grant, Il. p. Doyle, Charles " Fornes, J.
philbin Peter Lawlor James j. Traynor Harry
McDonough Joseph Theron, Joseph Mcclure, J. J.
Phean and John b. Manning.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon DR.. McGynn called
70 see the Apostolic Delegate. who was absent.
Dr. McGIynn said to the reporters: II called TO pay
my respects to Archbishop Sato and TO have an
interview with him. 1 find that he Is not at home
this afternoon, so / left my card for him with the
statement that may or may not call In the even.
ing 7 have not seen him since March q, when
called upon him in Philadelphia, where he was
preaching every evening for a week In the Italian
church there. If / do not see him this evening
can hardly see him in Network, unless his visit
no more protracted than the newspaper reports In.
dcate as / am to leave town tomorrow evening TO
be absent some two weeks
"Where are you going when you leave town."
81 am to deliver five addresses at various farm
ers' meetings or encampments on my way 10 Chi
oooo n, the afternoons of Saturday and Sunday,
August 10 and 20, ] shall be at Sylvan Beach,
Oneida County: on Thursday, the 2ih, at Mount
rel Penn,
gust 2s and a. at Charlotte Beach. near Rochester
shall sneak upon the subject Of labor. with special
reference to farmers interests. and shall give
half sermon on the Politics OF the Lords Pray
err During the week beginning on August z am
TO deliver two or more addresses In chicago, one
on the subject THE Destiny of the Labor Move
ment' before the Economic Congress branch Of
tho Worlds Fair Auxiliary Congress- and another
on Religion and the Single Tax before the In
ternational Convention OF Single Tax men. which
will he an official part of the Worlds Fair Auxi
larry Congress which convention will share all the
conveniences from the managers OF the FAR
81 was long since invited to conduct on some Sun
day afternoon religious service IN the fesuyai
Hall on the Worlds Fair grounds and in accepting
7 exnressed a preference for the afternoon OF Sun
day the Sd of September. am not yet informed
whether this service will be held fancy That
through the poor success and many troubles at
tendant upon the Sunday opening OF the + ar the
Sunday services may have been discontinued.
But to return to Monsignor Satolli' said the re-
porter Have you not corresponded WIN MN
since the 23d Of March,
"I have not" said DR. McGlynn. with the
execution that received a letter from him dated
the 4th of May, with reference to my then I'M
pending departure for Rome, from when ietter
quoted the most important part in my address
TO my friends in Washington PARK on august o. ~
few days before sailing l wrote to friend IN
bishop Satolrs information. well as for that OF
nv friend TO tell him of the intended date or my
departure and to procure from Archbishop saton
two etters-one of personal introduction 10 care
dnal Rampolla, the Pope's Secretary OF s'd'e'
and the other a general letter that / might be
permitted to exercise my ministry by saying mass
wherever / might go. My friend procured ana
sent me promptly the two letters, ana recent
events make it proper to note the fact that one
II the letters is addressed to bishops, and 10
rcctors of churches everywhere, certifying as 70
my perfectly good standing in the church' ana
commencing me to them that they should cheer'
fully Qibenter the word he used permit ms
to say mass 49,
81 had intended to send to Archbishop satolli
shortly after my return from Europe some account
of nv visit TO Rome although l might have
thought this not absolutely necessary since hao
reasons to presume that Cardinal RampoHa wouo
have written to him about it. as ] had suggested
to His Emnence just before leaving Rome. On
NV return home finding that Archbishop saton
had gone West | preferred to await his return
to Washington before communicating with hlni'
and hopnC to be able TO see him or hear from
him shortly afterward. on learning positively that
he was about to come TO New-iork' came 70
the conclusion that, as it was involvement TOT me
inst then TO go to Washington, should AT ieast
send some written communication. accordingly
sent to the friend in the university to whom l
the steamer on my return ocean voyage, giving
an account OF my interview with the Cardinal
Secretary OF State. the Cardinal Irelec' VI ''ie
Propaganda, and with the Pope.
81 do not think it an ndiscretion TO quote TOT
YOU from the answer of the friend who had reaa 70
Archbishop Satolli the paper which had sent hh''
Here is an extract from the letter: The Monsisnor
was highly Interested ana Sredl! Pee"eu Wv"
your relation"
DR. McClynn then laughingly said: you must
not expect ME just now to tell you what wrote u,
my account OF my visit to Rome. some OF IL l
have already made public for instance IN my au.
dress to friends in Washington Park, ana more u
II is told in article that have given Tor puohcA
ton in the September number of The Forum WIN
the title The Vatican and the United states
need hardly tell you that neither you gentlemen
of the daily press nor the Editor or Inc roru"
should expect me be indiscreet a. to tell every
thing that was said and done In my visit 10 hon'e'
There some things at when as Mn, srnm
some other source be even more highly interestea
and greatly pleased thought it proper TO reselvs
which / may or may not ind convenient 10 seen
this evening but which certainly , s sha seek s' al
Have YOU seen pr Burtsell or Monsisnor Du'
cey nayS not as seen DR.. BuTtse since May
nor Monsisnor Ducey for much longer a PERRIN him
As for Dr. Bursel besides not having se srie Fest
aud rarest correspondence with nm. Ny sp.I nr
for mentioning these facts Is 10 SNOW MS
udlcrously wide from the truth are the statemeis
that would seem to imply that and my lrienn'
are actively and aggressively engaged IN e p,
spiracy. so far from being conspirator am e"f
some OF my cautious friends think. perhaps tna .n
am very much lacking in an essential qualllca.'Ud
for a conspiracy namely that or feishns a liz
saying one thing in public and doing and saying .ne
very opposite in private. or procuring tne a n,;v
nous publication of the very contrary. i'eetS
nearly everything have had 10 say has beeh sn ns
before large audiences or in frank and open Is.n'
TO newspaper men, to be published In my HAM, nv.
The parallel Is this: One man stands out III VIZ
open a fair mark for every one; the other man ~
a different temperament. while protesting ina. y.
does not talk TO the newspapers tyou can insert a.
exclamation point and Interrogation point ri s,s
here) shoots from behind masked batteries. WIZ
publicly thanking God for his patient ana unSom s
plaining and unresismg endurance OF the siihs'
and arrows of his adversary -
DR. Mc(;lynn was asked whether he expecleSS
that Dr. Burtsell would he restored TO the Cnurc.
OF the Epiphany He replied: About that d"
not at liberty to talk" ..,.,
can you say continued the reporter anything
about whether you going back TO 81. SIC