The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-15
THE AMERICAN IOPE,
Monsignor Satolli Is Made Per-
manent Apostolic Delegate.
DEATHeLow TO cAHENsLYIsm.
Corrigan by His Unceasing Fight on
AcGlynn Ruined Himself.
The Malignant Enemies OF Ou< Free
Schools, Of Ireland, Gibbons and True
Americanism Crushed - Archbishop
Ireland Likely to BE Made CARDINAL.

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LONDON, Jan. IA significant. rumor
comes from the foreign office concerning
Catholic church affairs. 1t is declared
that the British minister in Rzme in
formed the government. through Lord
Rosebery, that the Vatican was greatly
disturbed over the condition of=aftairs
in the United States. Archbishop
Vaughn has been communicated with,
it is alleged, to the effect: that
very great peril menaces the interests of
the pope in the United States. As. far as
can be ascertained. plot has been 3iscov-
cred having as a basis separation 9of the
church in America from the slother
church in Rome and the creation osan in
dependent body with head selecsed by
the American bishops. The ordereseems
to be the creation of body sindlar in
some respects to the Greek church q Rus
sia. DR.. Vaughn declined to discuss the
matter. but it is known that he has given
certain counsel tending to countersct the
alleged conspiracy to create an American
pope for America.
baltimore. Jan. 2i-No ecclesiastic in
Baltimore mas anything whatever5to say
REGARDING the appointment of Mon1ignor
Satoili as permanent delegate % the
United States. The priests are all r5eased
and are of the opinion that it will ,eut an
end the inspired" publications of sate in
derogation OF the ability and character of
the grandest members of the epise,pacy
Of the United States.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-On the announce
ment that the pope had established :, per-
manent apostolic delegation in the United
States and had named Monsignor satolli
as the first delegate. Archbishop Georgian
prepared the following. which his secre-
tary, Father Connolly, gave out thisSeven-
ing:
The sovereign pontn. as the Vatican carncil
defines. enjoys immediate episcopal juris:iction
over the entire ti0ck OF Christ. The prinlcy of
the apostolic carries with it, from is very
fature, the right to appoint a representative
In any diocese in the world. To deny shis is
to deny the faith. Consequently. whe1 the
holy father Is pleased TO make delegate apos.
tolc he has perfect right to do So Morp than
this, to doubt the wisdom Of the holy see el de-
termining to appoint such a Representative, no
Catholic. who is well instructed in religion.
would ior moment think of soing
We all receive this decision of
the holy father as We receive all
other decisions emanating from him, vita the
profoundest reverence. respect and obedEence.
Before the holy see acted there might have been
room for difference of opinion. None Exists
now. For my own part. gladly receive and
welcome the news in question, always srppos-
ing il to be authentic
Archbishop Corrigan himself would not
be seen. 1t is announced that he prepared
the above statement upon reading the re-
port of the appointment and gave il out.
archbishop Corrigan." said Father on
nelly, accepts the ruling of the holy fsther
as right. There was room for opinion. op-
posed to this action previous to the ap-
pointment.. Now, however, there cgn be
but one view of the matter"
= WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 14-fSpecisl. l.
Archbishop Satolli, permanent aposs olic
delegate in the United States. authoSizes
the publication of a statement in regard
to the popes action in the case of DR.. Nc
Glynn. Satolli said:
On the very day oi the reconciliation OF DR..
McGlynn with the church public notice was
given Of il, with the statements that Satollf had
aDsolved from ceDsure and reconcied Dr. Nc
Glynn; and, moreover. that sbsolution had seen
given because McGlynn willingly actee ted
the conditions laid down by the holy fathes as
necessary and sufficient. This informas on,
80 expressed, should have suticed TO satisfy
every one with the reconc ilation. Also,4t's
hereby publicly made known that DR.. McGl5nn.
beside pFoie sing adherence to all the doc,f nes
and teachings OF the Catholic church, expressed
regret for any word or act Of his that nav Gaye
seemed luckIng III respect due eccles siastica. au-
thority.
Finally DR.. McGlynn. of his own free WIFE de-
clared and promised that he would go 10 Rc,me
,.ses. a.,
good Catholic and priest. Then it Is well to
note how deplorable it is that thisS re-
eonciiiation should have been scussed "a il
has been In the newspapers in such a Inaiener
that private aud lay persons have dared to sass
upon IL IN harsh reproach and ill-cousidcred
censuTe. That any one should have daret. TO
speak of the rope's authority over the churcz in
America as foreign sentiment and uttera.lce
is enormously erroneous and scandalous zhe
ACTION OF the church and holy see in thingszb be-
longing TO it is superior to every man.ne.ie
boun larry, and universal and proper to ee.ry
country where there may be Catholics. FOR
which reason, II seems to rs. il Is exceedir..ly
opportune TO recommend due respect In ee,ry
case 10 ecclesiastical authority. and. beforeall,
that OF The holy see as well as to that OF .hs
council OF Baltimore. Iuasmuch as it Is forz,id
den To treat Of ecclesiastical matters ana otees-
tions through the medium Of journalism, msch
more dep.orauie is IL that perstSIs.
both eccie.lastle and laymen, who
wish % appear sincerely Catholic, MIKE
q bad use oi journalism with vio ent aud usn-
dacious attacks. beyond the bounds of resrsct
and charity. sganst venerable prelates wh2se
virtue ana learn NJ. whose reetitude of chap-,c-
ter and uu4ue> inued and unquestioaable 1--we
toward the church AID surreme poutif, ne.er
unacc0mpanie1 ty Il sincere love OF couutry,
make them deseryed!y the objects of epecsai
prelileeti0n by ;hs Holy Father and OF uuivz,r-
sal esteem AM vcuertt.oa.
MonslgIor Satol.i, papal ablegate, se-
ceived today the following cablegram from
DR.. O'Con nell, American secretary OF t@le
propaganda:
Al apostolic delegation has been permanently
estahli he'd in the United States, AMI Won ere
confirmed first delegate. o CONNRLL;
Information was also received here con
frm!ng the announcement that Rev. r. Il.
Rocker, of Albany. y. Y, had formaE.y
been appointed secretary of the apostozc
delegation. and stating further that .e
had left Rome for New York and no dou:t
is the bearer OF pspal bul creating tse
delegation and confirming ali powers on
Monsignor Satoli.