New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
4 HOuF TOE THE APDSTOLiC DELEGdTE


CATHOLICS 10 RAI>E 100000 To Provide
rrILDfN. AID ruE DELEGATE : SALARY
Wa.liuei a. March t~p.cinlI The plan for raising
n.nd FOR tI- erection II permanent Apostolic
D,l.sIiion building IN Washington Is advancing favor
ably. Until few day, ago 10 lacked thr approval o.
the 7 pc. bul .. INT hl. now been given. the
Clergy having ne matter IN ,hars, hope 90 raI>" the
sum ~ $4,000 for the p,lcGitlpn bnildlng ana
sI5p.OD 20 Dee invested q, annually To Yield
an income ~ $1,000 The ,llary all we'd T. Non
-gn)r ~l'olli b. the Pop. II TN, plan ,uccc'i S
The Vatican viii even then hr compelled 10 pay
Oh. ufinEaily u large sum for ia" salaries Il th"
auditor and SECRETARY 81 The delegation, tog"ih'r
with many expense, Incident T. the work 81 such a
dcera,i II. II T. known that personally Mon,enor
-niolli prefers To MAX. If, home ~ the catholic
University. where he enjoy advantages OF study
and association he could mt hav" ia priva'" resi-
d,ncr. Bu, the delegate who succeeds him might
prefer 10 live alone. A. N" purpose l. 10 honor
m delegation rather than the man. II Il thought
best 10 build n c"nmediDus structure worthy Of the
rank of III" delegate. where the offices. library and
court room 4 the dclsga)n may be- under the same
roof II. the private apartments Of the delegate and
The other officials connected with the delegate n.
The site has not yet been selected.
In this connection II Is said that the Catholic
Church viii soon .have "A code Of laws for It's gov
eminent In this country, the most complete and
perfect that any land has ever been favored With.
For years the United States has been known
)nca wilderness. but the time Is when
1t will be knowp Is the model Catholic country Of
The globe II Il understood that the main object u
Monsgnor saolll's remaining here will be to perfect
this caponical system especially Dr the future re-
latons Of the Church la this country with tho Holy
See.
The Tribune representative was told to-day that
the plan for raising the necessary amount for the
building and salary Of the delegate would now include
all the American srchblshops and bishops well aS
priests The first member Of the catholic hierarchy
TO respond, except Bishop Ryan, OF Buffalo, who con
sentcd 10 be the treasurer OF the fmd. Is Cardinal
Gibbons, who has sent letter and subscription to
the treasurer In his letter the Cardinal says that the
project meets with his approval and he has
reason 70 believe that the Holy Father Will be de-
lighted Witnessing the clergy and people OF the
United states testifyinc IN this substantial manner
their venerltion and love for the Apostolic Delegate
speaking behalf OF Monsienor satolli the Cardinal
says:
While n sense OF dccacy prevents the Apostolic
Delegate from publicly expressing nm opinion the
subject, ] am he Will feel grateful for the pro
posed testimonial in his behalf not only as aR act
VI affection for himself but also Of edicaon to The
atholic community at large. ! jOic" to learn that
the benevolent Bishop Ryan, II linfalo. has kindly
consented 10 gct Ms treasurer OF III" proposed enter
prise. IL could not be assigned 10 better hands"
II is said al The catholic University that the prcpa
ration OF the important encycllcal on the establishment
Of the Apostolic Delegation ana the fourteenth
scholastic proposition has been somewhat retarded by
tho cxactions incident To tho Popc'S jubilee. It's
PRONUNCIATION is not now expected until The latter part
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