The sun., 1893-01-08

gan Is the centre OF . .proreeanda whose pur-
4 s e 81 II. Fsmss H.tSacs snes IL IL
such alsrm at the vatican az may result i9 the
recall OF Mgr. Satoli and the reversal OF the
Popes expressed nolicy In respect of religious
is based NAV be set down thus:
]. .Archbishon Corrigan's. philadelphia
article is Indcrstood to liza Lave sSdns hHd
iayman I ian and and through him the sunday Ios.
Gsrs hfI iasms1 snp
posed to. haye access to the, aeculer press. APP
p?rpF Ht sii" Italian
pamphlet already referred to. This docYment
4 1 hnve Efn
as has been charGedj by Mgr. Concilio Of Jer-
The. recent publcati on Of q similar PAM
phlet. ostensibly py an .cclesiastic at Crenoble.
denee ss on NM Madison aSeaus. New ,lotE:,
s. The extra.rdinary s,is assiSisy o. Miss Idss. @
served the late. Cardinal simeoni as q translator
an agent OF Archbishop Corrigan. whom che
has served in various capacities. Her eonnec-
tion with the McGlynn case Is explained in an
other column. Amateurs OF her peculiar lit
ernry style claim to be able to trnce her ltal.
Jan hand in several cables" which have come me
the CorriGan side If the controversy.
q. The surprising activity and nnanimtty OF
the, secular press in America; and especially
within the sphere OF Archbishop Corrigan's
hrehbsSop snt"li Of 1eranto is the able
gate Of the Pore in America His duties and ND
are hest snSw t" m s in f
character to the conference OF Archbish2rs In
October. He spoke more, recently. and. per-
Ghys Gysn The aetSssf s"fay 2 % "' wRe @ docs not
enjoy the. confidence Of Mgr. satoli. and has
dS M G IN .nS s
srution. on Wednesday night tho Washington
man Catholic University. and asked Tor Mgr.
satolli. Tint eccesiastic. was not accessible;
the the Corrisan r article" and promised to pre.
sent it to his Grace On, the, following day
ent Htnse ae reny T" of the ArchbisRop Ssr snoG
Iect matter Of the article or upon the man
ner in which II had come into tho possession
OF the press. His Grace explained his refusal
in these significant words:
1t was probable. said Mgr satoll that tho uerusaon,
contained e aack together with other accusations NJ
III. and from The might come mp before
him officially in the course of time ana affairs.
The italics are not Mgr. Satolli's: the words
arc. and it should be remarked that his Grace
the correspondent Of the Sunday Iosu that the
attack M had &c. come & from 1 Archpinh"n tHrrigan:
lie nau Simply been tOlu tnhC IL was tne work
"ot an Eastern ecclesiastic."
Dr. 81 mr who the the
teresting. II unofficial. observation:
1.-THE gentlemen who are so interested in
giving Archbishop Ireland's memorial to the
bHT bsRop "n Ireland would have sV tho nanlness m s
courage and decency to lay their accusations
SOr" the ,he sbo nH 1rnG
get at tho truth OF this and other points.as. for
instance. whether there is or not a conspiracy
diva rfn l,i sh.,s,.
orBishops to inlur. other rrelatns"
Later ter onand Tor reasons best known to him
termination to keep 81 lent. Atany rate. the sun
day Post is authorized to print tho following as
representing lin his own words, @ the "a bleEate's
1t is vile because ii uses the arms Of abuse and
Catholic Church. 1t is. Furthermore. repreh len
sibie beyond expression because 1t employs
civilian. and it shows no regard either for f his
Eminence Cardinal Gibbons. or the Cardi-
Pal Freiest Of the lropaCagda, and none even
hSr%ins the emerald I person sol o; ArshG shop u,
production. In lne. tho pamphlet bears the
character of n libel. and deserves nothing but
sna The writer Ter
Church in the United States. and. although he
it is apparent that he has sold his pen to
others. to those. namely. who supplied him
TO have an oprortunitv Of giving vent In this
wise to their maliGnity and to the anger that
es in ynr Of
whom theynre trying in every way to maiign."
Reference has ALREADY been made to the ac
having access t. both the secular and re-
liGious press and having also an extraordin-
against az eth tho insults. "intrisnes. and various
other devices ofithe Iielnnd-Satolli ''iring. rs
M the , ,sIpnGsed e2mbhnati1n ON h, O. the Archbishop
termed. Tho zeal OF these persons has not
apparently been en- inspired By Archpishon Cor
say violent in their debuIciation of the Ire
land ring his Grace Of New York has re-
il he consented to see them spoke in terms ai Of
the, allectionats, regard for both Mgr. ireland
and Mgr. satoli. The restoration 81 DR., Ne
moved tho volunteer contributors al tho
press to the highest pitch of indignation.
preston Of delight that tIe recalcitrant priest
was once more in the field This placidity on
trying W M to his Official dignity and l'" Personal
pride tsupposing that eminent ecclrsustics
are subject to such weakne.sesl is tho more
yehemence OF his volunteer land "iay"l de-
Tenders; Some of the words o! the latter have
sharply with inc temperate tone. in which
Roman Catho ic laymen ordinarily discuss
the acts OF their clergy.
Though denied the con lldence Of Archbishop
Ireland, the sundng Pos has experienced very
little difficulty in discovering the sentiments
of the Archbishop's friends who l.avo read
these letters to the press. One an,! nil they
derlorr the bitterness OF tone ns calculated to
scandnlize, the Church. Without exception.
they resent the imputation east upon their
friend. the prelate ot st Paul. liut only
those who have themselves re"eved or are
otherwise cogniZant OF the amiabe proposals
OF Father Lavelle. asking them 10 take part in
an anti-lreland proDnganda VIII ch IL 10 be
amply hacked" profess TO understand the
fun Significance OF tho remarkable letters.
Among these the opinion IL unanimous nnd
amounts to ,conyiction that the ano !yn,us
inent iaymen" and prominent cericals" pro-
reed from no other source than the marh 10 rec
tory back OF St. Patrick's or from the episcopal
residence on Madison avenue. Let one chi,
cago lavman who has recsiyedn propaganda"
letter from Father Larele speak with the
lest:
We nre now convinced" this gentleman
has said. and his name is as.well known as that
II any other IN Chicago. - We are now con
WINGED tnat all. or nearly all Of these terrible
letters are inspired directly. or PERHAPS even
written, by Archbishop Corr gan aud the
priests Of his household. W. should have re-
fused to believe l., especially in view OF his
Grace's reputcd heha vlor NJ the conference OF