New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

A REPORTED ADDRESS Oh HIS SCHOLASTIC
PROPOSITIONS.
HE IS SAID TO INSIST on THE BISHOPS CON
FORMING TO THEM.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]


Washington. Feb. IA dispatch nom Lon"o'
saws that new, has been received there Ho"
Rome saying that. in consequence OF reports ro" '
American bishops IN the school question: me rope "'
issued an address TO the American efiscopH'P III IL
he is said 10 maintain In their entirety Archoi 'hop
>atclls fourteen scholastic propositions ana WI" 49,
pcciaIly and irny supp ri the sixth proposal.
While the Apostolic Delegate has no oii'i"i coh''"''
ton Of thl, dispatch Rome II Is believed at the
Catholic University be- entirely correct II VIII De
remembered that early In Janunry IN" Nn'icah III
strncted Archbishop Sato 10 send 10 every bi>hop anu
archbishop ia the United states maho"'e re9"''ie
Them An the month Of January, Without baS III" WIZ"
out consultation with any other bishop anu "po" '",
science 10 forward = the Pope direct, uhder '"r'r
Episcopal seal. just what each bishop thous"' u '''
fourteen scholastic propositions Each bishop was 10
e his o,Jnon In frll and forward before The end Of
January to the Vatican. II was explained III l"e
TrIl,une nj the time that the object Of the Pope was
70 ascertain precisely who was for ana VINO apa''' W.
,l,u and that when he got all the answers 10 M
mandate he would haze exact information on when 10
base his orders enforcing these propositions
If was known al the time that the rope III a'h'n'
the bishop, 70 communicate t., him any objections 10
ilc PROPOSITION did not intend or expect 'f'' MS
,oyr On thn matter lr his final sentence III rear"
70 If would in the slightest manner he n'dlhcu 10y
the statements he might c''iNc. - Po''"N' ""
the INFO, nation ai the Catholic lnlNrr'iN 9" "''
nolui over a month ago that the si1l'ih'hi - "'''
effect was auth r;zcd and p!nt"d III Inc lilp"ue
January If. bishop k"1nr VINO was tue ""'''''
for mi, statement evidently knew whereof h" Sp 'h''
1,r the auno1nc ,mrnt made AZ til" same UNIV
Tim, tine impot,ut encvolicll Vould be Issued proihF
lax the middle Of February. In fact. IL was then N'a"
t,af The cncyclcni imp )sag the scholastic pan "
papal authority really ready Tor prom"'e "''"'
since then the scholastic propositions. "h'" III
tcrcst every diocese Of the Catholic 'hufrH !" '.''
Al tffp fts~fi
dloccsc Of Ncwark bccullSe their enforcement WI"
nov directly concern the spiritual welfare o '"'
half ~ ia Catholic population ard Indirectly we
liberty of every c,mn.lncant Of that faith Ia me
newark diocese. I'll, sixth proposition wm'h " y
said the Rope Will especially and firmly supp'r'' -
the one which Archbishop >utoi ha' ahc"N 'o'u
Bishop WegcI h. must Respect. lie pm ~
wiling 10 do this and lc this pledge win Aro"D'" y
eaioii on the evening Of February .. lie was II -
sue a circular To his priests revolving ia" "ner i'r'
bidding sacramens t. parents VIII sent their chndieh
., n,llic schools bat IL i said he fell back upon
the fact that having been required by inc ioP' ~
nv, him hi. opinion, BE not bound 10 i''n" '"''
a circular until the Pope had promulgated MS 81"
cyclical.
The portion Of the siAth proposition. when Dear
upon .hc que lion 81 public school cduea'ioi 'aN'
There I, no repnenancc for youth learn the inst
element, ana the higher hranch"s Of the arts ana
uniural sciences In public school, controlled BY the
state whose Office Is TO provide maintain ana pio''''
everything by which It's czcns or" formed - moral
goodness III. hnh proposition Is III" one WHICH
Strictly inIllds an. bishop or priest. Gunner N '''"'
ar hy act 1, exclude from tn" Sacrnin"nls ~ uh
unrcut. rfOp-r 10 >.nd then 'hihr'h 10
Inc rihlIc -cloo, aud regards ~" rlnlni"N lWW
solve. the enactment apple VIII sliH f'Tl'r i"''
rh, forthcoming "ncN cIcll. Therefore. VIII ~"ii'
fla. .chogl oi,.tinn ard eliminate I'M, subject rom
.nutr,v.,-v 81 Ear a, the authority oi 10" hl"f""
DrIncnic +. concerned BishrD Nieg"r NAV hvah MN
'cif of IN, receipt ~ III" tcNt Of The P"pr, "r'"r
b.for,. rcvnkiu. hi, command 10 r-'r'" III uH'''
r.ln'inc 10 iha school uu"tipi. III" rope. - "lnf"
lug H., ,lcv~ VIII mil" H. very plain 10 ''r "P''"
,,,r, 40 f. said at sine ! niNr-N. mat 'N'iN
probate. shalt conform BIZ acm,n ,tr'ii"r "H i' 'h"''
',ro.iion (, the plain proportions presented ~ ny
cci.n,i, 10 .h ar hblshor. u coni'r"nc" IN "" ,"t
la, Nov.mb.r IN. final Judgment Of ~" rope WI
also rnplasiz. h, opinion ~ ~" "rhbShoP', mo
NJ thcir conference ATTEMPTED to mai" II rpprar 'nht
tL., had rejected tu' -gIpn-ur Propositions Wh"h
sfaf. mont Ia. been rel "ia"d many iiin'-. y !
understand -to ,ncyclcrl Nill max" u plain ilhl IL
trxt j. not different from what the Fore hnd inul'i
for pronulgaiiun early In January.