New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
THE CATHOLIC DISPUTE.
l. ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN OPPOSING The
POPE?
WHAT PROMINENT CATHOLICS IN THE EAST SAY
PROBABLE ACTION OF LEO X.II-TlE
TRUE INwARDNEsS OF MGR. sAToLL S
MISSION TO THIS COUNTRY.
WHAT PROMINENT ca
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.l

TELEGRAPH TO THE lKbuNE'J
Boston, Jan. The report If DR.. McGlynns re-
marks at Cooper Union printed this morning, IS evil
IDENTIFY a surprise to the conservative members oil
the Catholic Church I'm this diocese. What Arch-
bishop Williams, in common with every bishop III
New England, Is most deeply Interested H. ~ that
the grave scandal which threatens the unity OF the
American hierarchy OF the Catholic Church may be
avrrtcd ard that the foolish attempt Of Ncxcd
| and prouimndcd members Of the New-York diocese
TO provoke the Holy Fnthcr 10 exercise his poncal
power may be stayed.
While boston Catholics arc not Interested in the
visit IF Mgr satol to this country beyond the fact
That his mission Is believed to bc one OF great In
porrance to the future welfare Of the church. th"
Archbishop OF this diocese and Tho suIrngun bIhop'
Of the province are not unmindf OF the truth, not
yet fully disclosed, that the actual GRAND OF Mgr
satoln Is much more important than Any one has
vet tlought II best to make known.
The attention OF The Tribuncs correspondent was
called this evening BY u prominent catholic laymnn
OF National rcnown TO tho dispatch printed IN The
Tribune OF day from Washington, In which ia"
gravity OF the situation in Newiork City is for ihe
first time publicly lntImatcd. II the story which
was told tonight Is true the eminent archbishop OF
New York Is close n humilating censure and II
there Il not a speedy conformity with tho written
commands ana celebrations Of Pope Leo. understood
10 be NJ This time In Archbishop Corrgans posses
ion. that gentleman may hav" tho pleasure of visiting
Rome, ana IN person cNplalllnp W VI" IOl' WHY hc
has nt to hssa the authority OF the Holy See.
The story rs Il Is told among those In the con
ndcncc OF the higher church authorities. Is to the
effect that the real mission Of Mgr. satolli to this
country Is personally chalicngc the respect Of III"
Archbishop Of Ncw-York lie comes m the personal
confidential and highly esteemed friend Of the
Sovereign Poniir. and with ponncnl faculties to do
a number o, thing, in the Interest OF peace Inc
Pope has vainy tried establish his vIcws on GER
to, it .gr,D,lf
fore rrs1rnc 10 the extreme measure Of commanding.
n. lie was compelled 70 do with The French bishops.
ne has sent Mgr. satoi his pcnpD'en,inry to SEQ
II n cannot be done quietly. II there arc oleiarieS
what mr., they and how can thcy ~ renewed For
that rra on tho meeting ~ the Nc'ropol'nns of IN"
United states was convened In N"w.fork Fty. the
scat q the province where TIE main difficulty Is
mostly apprhcndcd.
II There :, one thing continued The Tribune In
formant. ,or which Pope Leo XIII /, rightly
hon0rci above all others. It Is fc- h' independence
and hrmnc>s % character. The charge, therefore,
that either Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Ireland
Bishop kcano. or any other member OF the Am"r'hh
hierarchy Ia, any controlling influence ia Rome. i
personally offensive to the Pope; and he has been
unwilling TO bclrvc HAT such statement lmd I'd"
,anc,iIn ~ any ~ the eminent archbishop In IN"
United states. There but ore way prm"nily
and exactly 10 ascertain the trnh. and that was To
end m abic-r;s {, This country 10 report precisely
what The facts are rs they personally come 10 his
knowledge. without prejudice or concennent.
~,ahcn- iylsm and the school question arc the main
polns nj issue ON both ~ these questions the Pope
IRIS cru,cd Ms Views 10 ~ promulgated iy Cardinals
RnuiplW and L-dorhowsi. They were well known
70 Archbishop C0rrIgan before the Holy Father ever
thought ~ nd!ns a,logai" to th" United states
md Lad riey been concurrcd In by the Metropolitan
NJ Nov York Il f. doubtful whether the ahl"saie
would have been sent. but It clear that some
no ~. .tr. .f 10
tim, the opposition WIS mainly composed Of th" Ger
,anus and ioean, with the ArcLl i-hop % New-Nork
~ adj tie dignity o his Office and mfucncc ~ cause
iinncctlon IN The ruL1s 81 the bishops ana clergy In
tae United states.
$50 long ~ this state 81 things existed II was up
parent IN Rome that IL" p'acc and unity ~ the
church In the tinted sia'es impc-lllel. Friendly
counsel In personal lothrs from the Pope to the
Archbishop ~ New York DO not nppenr TO have had
The slightest effect upon the mind subsequent con
duet 81 Archbishop 'orrsan lie Is charged VITA
inspiring attacks upon Ngr satolli ana al using MS
power I'm many ways 10 und'i mine tie latt'rS III
nmcncc ia executing his crrnnd tn the United states
n no dd not suspect that the mission Of the nbl"gHe
was 10 verify thc reports made to Rome of his CON
hnlng viii. tie members Of tho Jesuit order and In"
lrrI;atod prevent united operation with
Tho Popcs wishes on all ia" subjects previously diF
cu,g,d he probably knows II now, and must b. con
WINGED hy ~, time that the combine" which Is ar-
rayi against him f. not the american Pope or the
.consccracd BLIZZARD the loud American rs Car
dnpi Gibbons. Mgr Ireland and bishop k"anc arc
respectively called. but Leo MIL sovereign pontlI
Of the Roman Catholic Church.
1.-The report comes to Us la Boston that Mgr.
-aiol has been here long cnOuga personally {, learn
that the leading c0nsplrnor against the plans ana
vIhcs of the Pope t. thc Archbishop OF New ork. and
that ne las 50 reported both by cable and by letter 70
tho Holy Father. Tho ALLOCATE did not. it II said.
- tn, vii IN If
fact. Iicing vested with authority by u" Poatlf'
which fact was Officially communicated by the Vatican
10 all the archblshops In the United states II dis
conr,csy shown To Mgr. ,aolli from any Of them
wns ms though Il personally offered 10 the Pope
himself The ablcGntcs first report has already
reached Rome. We hear hy cable received In Boston
thai Is very severe that from the time OF his ar
rival until the day of writing lac alleges that the
imct OF the Archbishop Of New York had simply been In
tnc highest degree disrcspcclm If not insulting. For
the sentative OF the IOpr he hui neither welcome
nor courit sy and IN VARIOUS way his action had been
nolrrnblc. while The evidence was multiplied that
the mission Entrusted to the ALLOCATE being
waricd ut every step. and the instgaors were those
I'm the confidence Of Archbishop corignn.
". also hear direct from Rom" that the Holy
Father will formulate his will In conformity Wit hi
views ntrs"d to Mr. Salolii and explicitly command
his concurrence In them Archbishop ccrnG viii then
III" privilege 81 re,,giing or compyln; WIN me
Fathers Orders. We 40 not believe tnNt III Will
go that far least We hope That IT viii not but II Is
certain that whoever weakcns II VII! noi be The pop'
The Tiihnnc correspondents informant said that
those who knew the situation nom the beginning had
been careful not 10 disclose the facts hoping that when
II WAS known that the Holy Father was resolved 10
command peace there would be evidence satisfactory
TO the ALLOCATE that his mission would be crowned
with good results The agitation I'm New York during
inc last week In regard to tho restoration OF Dr. Nc
| Giynn had been fully caNed TO Cardinal Lampola
and no one who has read the reports which have come
hack from Rome to this country need wonder at
the 1 strong Expressions attributed 10 the Pope and
SOMETHING UNUSUAL,
medicine, is
y DR.. Perce's Golden
H. Medical Discovery.