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

| case. On his arrival hero last autumn as ablegate oil
Pope Leo XIII, and specifically on his coming 10 New"
York conference OF the archbshops on No'eper
49, called upon him, reminding him OF his former eie'
| gram and my letter He remembered both and mme-
diaoy stated that had been commissioned to Inquire
| into the matter When I had brought before him
some important facts he sid he would ask the hoN
See TO grant him all the power necessary 10 sc'c '
osc Meanwhile all statements and docu'
ments were brought to him for his conslderauch' IN.
public has been informed OF the HAPPY so'utioN ="
surprises any should expect I" asceF'ph e
full details OF settl ment OF the case I'LL MonSshor
ssouis report should have reached the Holy Father In
whose name acted Any news given here would nave
been likely to be and the respect due To
Supreme PontIf could not have been properly m''n'
| tanned. X Il. EoNl SELL
| Dr. Henry Casey will present purse OF Sl,ooo
| tonight TO DR.. McGlynn at his home In Brooklyn.
| The money was contributed by the friends ana ad-
mlrers OF the restored priest, who wished TO give
him prcscr in honor OF the new year ana the
| happiness It brought for him. The purse was 10 nave
| been presented to him yesterday.
| The Catholic Club met last night ann decided 10
raise the annual dues from $50 to $40.
Mon,ignor satolli will celebrate ponhcal high mass
In st. Agncss Church. Forty third-st. near Thrdave.
| Oh 81. Agnes Day, sunday, January o. Archbishop
| Corrgan will be present. and Bishop Mcouaid. OF
| Rochester. will preach the sermon.
number OF priests Of the Newark diocese were
visited yesterday BY a reporter for The Tribune to
obtain their Views the controversy In regard TO
Archbishop Corrlgan and Monsignor Saolll. Those
whom the reporter succeeded In nnding were reucent
| I'm their talk and had criticisms TO make IL was
not acknowledged that there was any issue. personal
or otherwise, between ArcnoHhop Norns"n al" Inv
| Papal ALLOCATE.
The Rev Michael j. Holland, pastor Of st. Columbus
Church. was one the signers Of the document 1ust-
fylng the mission Of Bishop Satolll Father Holland
said, In speaking about the document that there were
| no more loyal priests anywhere than In the Newark
diocese lie added the priests low" their bishop
rot only for his untiing zeal and activity but also
for his many personal qualities Of charity, zeal ana
open fairness. II Is wrong, absolutely wrong, 10
| attribute Cahensyism to Bishop Wgser Holy Scnp-
ure has appointed bishops to rule the Church, but
Holy scripture does not say they shall follow inc
| ,doo, u, oiherss Father Holland deprecated the
fomcnting OF uncharitable sentiments by misrepre-
| seutaron OF the acts and motives or those In ad'
tboritv He was as his signature showed, III entire
| sympathy with the object OF the paper he signed.
The Rev Patrick Cody, pastor OF ST. James Church'
n signer Of the document IS confined In MS room "
Illness lie sent word TO the reporter by MS asSi'"'
that In signing the document he and the other sgherS
had desired TO show that they were not IN sympathy
with the criticisms BY editors of Catholic papers upon
| Monsicnor satolll, and to let the Monssnor hio"
| that he is SUPPORTED by the clergy.
No,srnor George II. Doanc, rector OF ST. Patrchs
Cathedral was not home when The tribune Reporter
visited the rectory yesterday. An ASSISTANT p'ies'
sod Ee had read the articles In Ihc IriDuhe re'u'e
, Nonslcnor satoll and the Archbishop ana ne added
| tina, Monsgnor Doane would positively say ho'"hs
| on the subject, and that the Mohsghor hdu so u'
| clarcd before he quilted the rectory'
| NicarGeneral O'Connor. who was appointed oy
psbon Vicr,r iudg. OF the recent court TO Try the
case Of the Rev. Patrick Corrigan OF Hobokeh' was
| seen AT seton Hall College. South orange 10y lio
me reporter last evening. He was asked II ne knew
| 80 any feeling among the priests OF the Newark
| d,ocesc for or against Archbishop Corrigan IN 'he
roubc arising out of Monsignor satollls disposition
~ the Dr. McGlynn case or whether the priests VINO
| ,,cned the circular protesting against criuciSms
n, NonsIenor Saolll's mission In this country were
| .,,ssei rs among Archbishop CorHgans opponents
| All the information have In the matter sald 'he
Vicar General as what l get nom the newspapers
! and that is so conflicting that no dependence can De
| placed upon It. different story Is puOhSheu ea'"
| dav II appears to tlat nobody knows WHAT
Nonscnor satoli's mission is except What he mas
h,rcif toll and that Is very little. have not been
| to Ncw.York in some time and therefore 40 10,
| hnov PERSONALLY what is going on lOr nave ho'
| ,all,cd with other priests. do not know OF any
division among the priests In this diocese Oh 'he sun
| ,oc and | have seen very few Of the priest since
was I'm Newark AT the -cc!esiastical court AS iar
~ knew the priests of this diocese nave the hsh'S'
| rs,oct ror Archbishop Corrigan. Many OF them were
| ,,,rorions I'm this college under him when lie was
Lisbon of the diocese and after he was maze Nch'
| Lisbon he often came here. II Is natural 'hat no
priest Of the diocese should have anything but Nho
regard for HIM" all,
| Tho reporter remarked that there was Wide
, immersion that the priests Of the archdiocese
., ve,r York were afraid to express an opinion, DC
! c,,.o ,hcv were under Archbishop Ccrrigans juris-
| dlcon and that for the same reason priests III 'ne
diocese Of Newark might not like to express their
opinions in the matter.
| d. Archbishop Corrnn Is the metropolitan OF me
Mama AZ nD
vicor General O'Connor said, but he has nothing to
| =, off, the management of this diocese. II Is only
T., certain cases that he has jurisdiction here
,rohcr priest, who did not want his name Used, snd
q, tho reporter that Archbishop Corrigan managed the
diocese of New York, and that Bishop Wlgser mahagca
and Is responsible for the Newark diocese Inc priests
~ the inter diocese did not therefore, have to answer
IN Archbishop COrgan for their expressions or ac's'
hut TO Bishop Wigser only. But believe that the
nr,sts of this diocese the priest added are to
no, staunch friends and champions of the Archbishop
lie WIS born In Newark succeeded the lamentci Arch
bishop Baylcy, who was p'ihae OF Tue
! church in the United State, as Bishop oil
this diocese, and he always had tie rove ana rSpc'
~ the priests OF the diocese. do not know that
| ,horo ,s any combination against him in the church
~ stated hut n ihcre Is l. for o1e VIII stand 10 Ism
10 the last great deal of bosh has been printed
in regard TO the circular sisned by Ncw.lo piiSsS
mn nu HrcSdshop in any sense as taAe IT, Dut
eihmnlv protest against unjust news news.
paprr criticisms upo Monsign"r saiuins
P.,P,. in this country. The newspapers
E %,s NOT know what the character Of that mission Is
90 ny nrafore all the comment made upon IL Is
| ana uhcntiur nt a target In the dark All that Is
9iiiy ~ that he Is the Popes representative here
7 To not care express an opinion on Dr. Nc'yhhS
e"S rae reporter visited Father stecher pastor Of f st.
Peter moi s last wear The priest said that lie had
srv rn"iy avoided reading amy agticie relative to
RPn matters In controversy among Gathoilrs recenmy
1,s%ed in The new spapers. lie would believe nothing
p,ss he was directly Informed Of facts from his