New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
THE BREACH SEEMS TO WIDEN.
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN'S FRIENDS AND ENEMIES
CONTINUE THEIR CHARGES

'oNIINUE THEIR CHARGES.
The situation among Roman Catholics here remains
noanged. The friends of Archbishop Corrican still
continue to say hard things about the sOcsled clique
which Is opposed to him. and those who sympathize
with the combination havc nothing pleasant TO say
about the Archbishop. The dispute Is no longer one
between the friends Of DR.. McGlynn and the friends
OF Archbishop C0rrigan. The dispute now Is between
The friends OF Archbishop Corgan and the friends
the combine all the opponents OF the Archbishop
In fact DR.. McGynn really does not figure in 1.-THE
dispute. Ills friends will say nothing for against
Archbishop COrrican the clique, which. II j.
serted, exists simply for the purpose OF opposing
whatever may be done b. the Archbishop Of New
York The friends OF the restored priest say that
now that DR.. McClynn has at last had jusc. and
HAS been restored to his pIiestly functions, they have
enough to do rejoicing The happy ending of his
case.
An old story published yesterday which said
that Dr. McGlynn would never have been excommuni-
Gated had certain letter which he wrote reached
Rome. Il seens that at the time DR.. McGlynn
suspended by Archbishop ColTigan lie wrote letter
to the Pope which, II Is alleged, would have prevented
his accommodation. That particular letter, 1T seems,
never reached It's destination, and the stories pub
llSled hint That it WIS destroyed by Archbishop Cor
rican. high authority In the Church told Tribune
reporter yesterday tfat the story would never have
been published at this late date had ii been remem-
hcred that the whole truth about the loss Of the letter
had been published AT the time IL lost. The In
formant OF The Tribune reporter said that DR.. Nc
Glynns counsel sent the letter to Cardinal Gibbons,
who was then in Rome. lie turned 1t over to Arch
bishop Ireland. who was also In Rome nj the time.
Archbishop Ireland thinking the letter would do
harm than good to DR.. Motfynn II delivered TO the
Pope destroyed 1t. A copy Of the letter aferward
sent to Rome.
DIR. Henry Carey the treasurer OF the Anti Poverty
Society and OF the strongest friends Dr. McGlynn
has. said yesterday that he sorry that the story
being used again, It would tend TO create III
feeling and animosity. He said that DR.. McGlynn
more priest III good standing, and that
there old charges hanging over his head as
Monsisnor Satoli had finally settled his case. Dr..
Carey will present purse OF 81. 900 today 10 Dr.
McGlynn. The money was contributed 10y the friends
OF the restored priest who wished 20 give him
present in honor Of the new year and the happiness
1t brought for him.
Another published story said that in day or two
every priest in the archdiocese Of New York would
be requested TO sign circular protesting against tho
unfavOrabe comments upon the result CT Monsishor
eaioS mission TO this country. IL Is said tiat inc
circular dcnOunces Monignor satoli's critics IN an
unstlned manner, and that after lDma'ins that The
attacks instigated by certain prelaes. 1t GNcS
reasons which Supposed to have prompted them
Tribune rep,rter visited a good many priests yeseT
day and asked them whether they had seen this cir
cular and whether they had sighed ". WITH one ex
cept0n not one had seen II or signed II. Father NC
sweeney OF St Brigid's Church. Eishth-st. ana ave
nue. H. said that he the circular about week ago
and that he lad signed it. lie would say ho'mh6
more about The circular.
The Evening Telegram" published another inter
view last evening with Father Ducey. in which he
again citicIses certain things published In Tie IHD-
unc A Tribune reporter called twice yesterday III
Father Duccy's house. lie was told by the woman
4, the door tia, Father Duccy was ont OF town.
Tl,. relerram~ reporter said to Father Ducey Tile
81 cd
MS not Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop Ireland ana
El,lop kcenc but the combine OF ell Is The Arch
bishop OF New YORK.. Can YOU give me any informa'
ton as 10 the Truth OF this statement ~
Father Ducey answered: Ny good young man. The
Tribune deserts that it speaks with knowledge ana
II makes most serious charge aail>t the HiV'-
bishop. How can You ask me TO gave you any III
formation In Il matter OF this character!
.The Tribune says The report comes 10 US III
Boston that leading con'pTator against TIE pau'
and wishes OF the Pope IS Tie AieAhshop W wv"
York Do yOu believe thlsf'
Father Ducev: Il decline to answer
Iy,. Tribune. further From the time OF The
orriya! Of uis Papg delegate, Archbishop Sa'"ili "n
the day OF his writing his report to Rome, me con-
Cue dsresp.ciful Il not Insulting Tor the repre-
sentative o. the Holy see there was neither "etoe
courtesy. and IN various ways AiS "'''o" A'' WV
Fatier Ducey must again say to yon TIA, you
put mo In a very delicate position You ask me TO
srcer between MOnsisnor eaua ana NY Archnls.op
OF cour.e Us Archbishop oltOl Is nearer the person
Of the Holy father by virtue 81 his Official sol ~,
Archn!slop would teach me 10 show greater respect 'r
im ana a. Archbishop Is my immediate eesl'+ a
duct hrchUi.iop saolh has power ~ deal vita the
Archbishop NcwYcrk am now as ai%ays Save
and broad authority OF The Holy see
II was ,lat, In yesterday Telegram may '"Iro
j. no combine against Archbishop torfisah' ~
Won believe that - ,,
do-moaI absolutely and nngnasliaedlyi" r..,
Tsbnne reporter visited n well Informed priest
,yho Saw he knows rs mucn about what goes on IA
the Church o. Father Ducey. and showed pun l., nN
lie said: So An thut was published in The Tribune
Of Tuesday ia the story from h9st"n vas rein,na ny
informed inyfnau WHO talked FOR The lrDuhc.
rather Duccy knows web rs do that what that iny
said In The Trone Of toby Was re 'I repo wat
that did believe there was CLIQUE III me h'eIi1mS
he knows Of the existence o. such Clique ,vrone NE
Knows, to, that the Archbishop Is not N we "I C
iran hns not been dsrcspecini in any way 70 Mon,
sgnor sao Is ue ana !nr, nf pd tnt Ss 'hel 70
rrhn Telegram reporter ~ he did .
Thc reception to Archbishop Cor1fan by the Ca'honc
| club which 80 be held Oh January TO- mas Deem
| postponed
sArOlII's MISSION APPROVED ny PRIESTS
Tse no,sr approving the disposition Of TIE &C.
| ,,,stir,i cases which have come before Mohslgnor
ea,oli is said 10 have among It's siGn"rs the Kew.
Patrick Corrgun. Of IIoboken; Fathers Holland ana
Cody Of mi, ely: Bu't,ell of Rondoul. y. y MO
sweeney Of New York; Lonein, Of Eroohlyn: h'eea'
| Of Bergen Point; Malone. Ol "biM"lsp"Is' "'i" ''
of Eavonne: sheppard, OF Passaic ana Dean M'Nni'a
! -, ,,t.,son The document asserts That when
| Iiyhni ccclc.lasu'a authority authorizes
,co,o ,o adjust matters which wore perhaps hitic
| 90, ,oo.o II IS most becoming that The snb1Idid'es
| q that high authority should ave nnq'"s'iohed a.
rruuc, recognizing t,a. authority as not only '"sn
,natr hut as most siutary. for t,1 reason inc ncon
~ Mon,lgnor saOili must be not Only i"'"s"Io'' W."
J I oo,.td.rcd pralsewO,tW Some have chosen II
~',,~.rr action. We the offended clergy, aniA oar
| ,n,.,oe in support Of thc action 81 M'lSlghor
| sa,n,, A. tae same time malnaA Il mo'' S'nc'
loyol,y 70 orr respective blshop- ,,, e,.c,,l., =,
| The circular goes or 70 say tl"l '"' , .