New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06

l.. i. McSWJENf, III ANch"o D.
New.York City.
TArRICk HENSEsSY. ocean and Bram
hall ayes. Jersey City.
T. l.. BIZ RTSELI. RondOut
DENIS PAUL OFLYNN. s. I. L., ST.
Joseph's Church.
C. O. C'KEEFF. Highland Falls.
JOHN A. SHEPPARD. Passalc.
SYLVESTER MALONE. brooklyn
DEAN WILLIAM McSULTY. Paterson.
THOMAS NJ. kILLEEN. Bayonne.
PATRICK CODY. Newark
NJ J. HOLLAND. Newark.
In speaking OF the statement published In New
York paper to the effect that Father Corrigan was at
the sunday evening meeting held By DR.. McGynn I'm
Cooper Union, and kept himself hid. he SAID; 81
never attended one OF DR.. McGynn's AntPovcrty
meetings In my nfo and don't suppose ever shall,
but dbl should not hide myself. There has
been altogether too much hiding In this controversy
Not one Of those who have inspired the attack on
Nonscnor Satoll has allowed his name 10 be used
Tlc Pa;al delegate IS the true friend Of the priests
ard the laity OF this country. ! pray that he may
not lie recalled before his mission Is completed
have received several letters from prominent non
Catholics which show how the course Of the Pope's
great Iegatc has impressed thinking Pro,estants ono
man writes II this goes on you VIII make us all
Catholics, surely this Is the mission OF the Church,
10 bring all men into her fold aud prcpir .!icm In
the Church militant for the Church beyond the vac
Another well known New Jersey priest said: " |
WIS glad 10 that head line in The Tribune this
nornin: is II War Against the PopcP II may
orcn tho eyes OF priests and people 10 what this op
position Monsgnor Satolli really means. The Arch
bishop Of NrwYork Is wagng war against the HOY
See II is useless for people TO shut teclr eyes to the
fact that Tammany Hall Is hand and glove with Arch
bishop Corrigln. In al the McGlynn case the voice
Was tie voice Of the Archbishop bat the hand was the
hand o, Tnmmany. That corrupt political Orsanza
ton prcsimcs TO try 10 Influence the Vatican Goa
forbid that 1t should succeed Ih"y are MAKING
strong fight those people over In New-iorK ana hhve
done everything possible TO try TO convince mo rope
and his councillors that the mission Of M0nSlgnor sa'o
* unpopular such Vaccinations cannot and must
not succeed The priests Of the Archdiocese OF New
York are cowary, many OF them, and DO not d"r' 10
incur the dl,plcasurc Of the Archbishop by expressing
What they think They Will allow their attitude to he
mi,rcp-cscntcd Mt Rome rather than incur the
Archlcplscopal frown. There Is no doubt about IL II
is n thing patent 10 every one who has followed the
case. there Is conspiracy drive Monsisnor sa'olh
ont of the country. Realizing that the conspiracy
would b.tray Itself II It found footing only in New
York. they are trying to get IN some members
outside. Of New York. II Is the desire OF every one
uho really love, his church and hi, country that
Mousgnor saton remain here. II Is time that the
Archdiocese Of New York divorced from the In
nueac,s Of Tammany Hail.
Tho Tribune published an interview yesterday with
n gentleman In Washington who Is well informed on
every subject relating 10 the welfare OF The hoah
catholic Church. In the course oil ms talh W. S''u
,bat all evidence showed that schsm was growing
In this city, and intmatcd that 1t was brought abon
bv those persons who are continually insisting mat
tl,crc i. n cIIque I'm the hierarchy Of the Roman
catholic Church in this country who are opposed 10
Archbishop CorTigan. This gentleman went q" :" olS
that n the Archbishop OF Nrw\ogk vas not Responsible
for tie statements made. he WAS "thc Wen" ID "'"i
f.1ff ria nf
that was simply diaiolcn ard that the 1901 ir'c"s :"
IN. Archbishop were smIrchug his Episcopal palllu'n
.vcrv dayr In III" Of his talk he SAID many
hing, that were not complimentary TO the Archbishop
nurnr IN, last week several interviews have been
n,Intcd which did not treat Archbishop Corrlgan any
30 generously and which accused him OF bcihS me
cause Of all the trouble In the Church.
Until Yesterday the Archbishop had several friends
who were always ready to defend him ana say = III
what was said in The interviews was untrue ana I'M
ear Yesterday, however. none Of those VINO Formerly
,vere ready and willing to defend the Archbishop
would say anything about the Interview published III
,1e rrlbune much less say that II told anything bat
,hc truth II was thought b. some people that the
fonss Of the Are, bishop had decided no longer to
smirch his Episcopal pnlllun,' ana gave mat ~ i
re,son for their silence. Others thohSht however
tl,at they had tcard that MonslSnor sato had been
vested with additional powers. ana consequently ue
ciIcd II would be wise to keep silent and sag no
mor
whatever the reason II Is nevertheless true that no
one cared 10 discuss the interview referred to.
Two dlsIatches were received In this city yester-
day which are OF great interest to Roman Catholics
ono came from Washington and the other came from
Rome The one from Washington said that Monsgn"r
.atoIlI had been vested with greater powers than he
olro,dv has The one from Rome said that The
vatican had decided to recall Monzgnpr satoll be-
cause his arrogance, they are afraid. will cause
moro friction than already has caused. Nothing
,ras knovn in this city about either Of these dis
patches
DR. Eu,tscIl gave out statement yesterday after
,r,oo, I'm which he explains how Mons!gnor Satolli
emo IN settl. the case OF DR.. McGlynn. Here Is
what he says: >,,u..
I, seams 10 me to be due on my part to Monsienor
lam 90 CIV few words In reference TO the way In
L,h h hocame connected with the Of the Rev. Dr.
,,oc,v,n In 1895 he the representative OF
po loo XIII to the formal organization OF the Catholic
Irniver,Itv NJ Washington on his return to Rome lie
.,avod some DAYS at Archbishop Corrgan's residence
hsncs with the Archblshops knowledge and consent
h. ,serraphed TO Cooper Institute asking Dr. MeGynn 10
savor him with a meeting. DR.. McGlynn was absent on
Iec,ur, tour but when he received the telegram he
sent IL 20 me from Vermont. asking me To call upon
Nonsrnor Sato In hts name TO express his regrets al
~. hsnr able 3, him IN person and to say mat he
o,,d Give immediate attention 10 whatever the Monsisnor
might say 10 me.
When received the letter MonsiRn0r Sstoli had ei'