Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
TO RECALL SATOLLL.
A Red Hat Awaiting the Papal
Delegate.
PRIVATE ADVICES FROM ROME
Contain Important News--Mgr.
Laurentine Selected to Fill the
Archbishop's Place-He is Also
Perugian and His appointment
Will Stir Up Rome-Opposition
of Germany and Austria.

New YORK, December 10.-PrIvats
dispatches from Rome seem 70 put be-
yond doubt the speedy departure from
this country OF the papal delegate Sa-
toli.
1t is now announced on good author
ity that he will receive the red hat OF
a cardnalate very soon, probably ~ the
approaching consistory, and must be on
the ground few months before the
honor is conferred.
The American friends Of the delegate
have long been anxious on the subject
OF his promotion. They feared that the
Pope might die without securing the
red hat to his favorite and friend, and
ii Is we'll known that he would not In
that event have received any horors
from the Roman court, which has been
heartily opposed to him on personal and
political grounds.
However, this difficulty has been long
foreseen by the Pope, and SatollI's
name was placed early on the reserved
list, which the Pope reads 10 cardinals
at a secret consistory. Once a name Is
read and reserved ia this manner by
any Pope his successor is bound 20 con-
fer the right OF the prelate so honored.
He may delay II for a time, but ho can
not escape the obligation. Monslgnor
Satolli will, therefore, receive the red
hat in any event. unless death should
carry him of In the meantime.
But the Pope desires TO see him In
vested before he dies. and he will, there
fore, resall him soon. The trouble Ia
the American church having been set
tied to the great honor OF the delegate
and the confusion OF his enemies, ho
can now leave the country without hu-
initiation.
HIS SUCCESSOR.
II Is further announced on the same
high authority as ABOVE mentioned that
Monsignore Satolli's successor has al
ready been named, and that Roman cir
cles are not pleased with the Pope's
choice. He is MoDslgnore Laurentini,
now papal nuneio in Holland, and
man OF ability, but not OF Roman birth.
Heisa Peruglan like Monsignore Sa-
TOLL, and all Rome howls when Perl-
CLAN is nominated to an important posi-
tion. The present Pope Is Perugian,
and has reposed more trust Ia his coun-
trymen than in the naughty Romans
He has provided them with the high
est places about his person; they con-
troll the Vatican ofice, regulate the
etiquette OF the Pope's household, ar
range the public audiences, and run
things generally. In consequence they
are well hated by the Romans, and are
destined TO a great fall when the next
Pope mounts the throne. They are cer-
tain TO be banIshed 10 their native
Perugla with change OF admlnistra-
tlon.
A strong effort. IL Is stated, Is being
made by the interested 10 prevent the
appointment OF successor 10 Satolll.
The bishops for the most part do not
want pspal delegate, neither DO she
religious orders, and their agents are
saying so 10 Rome with some effect.
Should they fail In their effort they Will
ioin with the Romans Ia resisting or
delaying the appointment OF Porugian
who is certain TO continue the liberal
policy OF the Pope In America. The
priests are eager TO have papal dele
gate all the time, as be saves them thg
trip TO Rome and the delay In Roman
court methods, when occasion calls
them into ecclesiastical courts.
The steadiest opponents OF delegate
to American. and OF Satolll and Laur-
entlni in particular, are alleged TO be
the ambassadors Of Germany. Austria
and Switzerland at Rome. IL is In line
with their policy TO oppose the present
Pope in his fondness for Democratic
nations. aud they have been told that
the chief mission Of pspal delegate 10
20 hasten the process OF AmerIcanIzing
the Catholic Immigrants from Europe
The Triple Alliance Is said 70 be.
therefore, interesting itself In the
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