New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
DIR. M'GLYNN CRITICISED.
HIS COURSE SINCE HIS RESTORATION
THOUGHT UNSATISFACTORY.
HE WILL PROBABLY SOON BE ORDERED TO re-
PORT TO TIE PROPAGANDA.
IRY TELEGRAPH LILLE TRIRINE
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
Washington, Jan. 1o.--A prominent Catholic layman
Who had read the article In today's Tribune Gath
ocs Seek Peace said TO the representative Of The
Tribune
What Is true In New York IS equally true here
IN Washington and Baltimore. To will the
end OF The controversy be moro welcome l7an 10
cardinal Gibbons. Daring his visit here yesterday
he spoke of the great injury the di,cu sion doing
the cause OF religion and expressed the spe that
would END a, once and forever As evidence Of the depth
OF his feeling in the matter, he remarked several Of
the catholic clergy that II II did not Il would
worry him into premature grave. lie has not been
a party 10 the controversy I'm any manner. and has
connseed these in the diocese under his ecclesiastical
authority not to aid in any manner the dispute on
any Of the questions involved. On point, how
ever, he has been uncompromising and that was his
fcaly to The will Of The Holy as expressed through
the mission OF MOnSign0r SatOlii. But he did not
consider it necessary TO say So and lie has assumed
that every one has been OF the same mind in regard
to the object OF the visit OF the Apostolic Dele .utc
10 the United states.
There is another subject which there is unan-
Unity OF opinion here IN Washington. ana that Dis
that the Rev. DR.. McGynn has shown that respect
for the magnanimity OF the Pope that he ought TO have
shown. 1t Is understood that Cardinal Gibbons
M0nsgnor Saolll and every other prcatc and priest
IN The archdiocese of Baltimore would have been deeply
gratifed " there had been cause for the criti
cism made on DR.. McClyDnS recent conduct and
especially such as appeared in The Tribuncs editorial
of today on The Catholic Controversy You must
however, remember that DR.. McGlynn'S case IS not
yet ended. lie accepted the conditions named by the
Holy Father before he abSolvcd from the ban OF
major accommodation, and the Vatican still has the
right, under The conditions accepted by DR.. McGynn,
TO summon him 10 Rome at any time. In fact he
has himself promised 10 go there and follow the usual
course that gives evidence of the sincerity of
ceptance OF the release from cxcommunication and
In the spirit and intention expected OF this class OF
penitents. II will not be long before that promise
is voluntarily executed order sent 10 him TO
report TO the Propaganda.
"Just now that body is The only immediate superior
OF Dr. McGlynn. 1t mas been entirely competent for
any one bishop. priest or Iayman 20 forward 10
Rome evidence that Dr. Mctilynn was scandaizns The
Catholics OF the United states since his restoration to
the priesthood. Perhaps IL will soon appear that
the action OF Archbishop Co!rigan not in the way
OF protest against Dr. McGlynn's restoration. but
simply the fulHlment Of obvious duty in such
case since the restored priest is not now under the
authority of any prelate in the United States. If
the action OF the apostolic delegate has not been
salutary. then Rome can and viii restrain him. II
the Archbishop Of New-York has forwarded such
statement presenting public evidence OF what Dr. Nc
Glynn has done and said in his diocese. he will nave
done more than what other eminent prelatrs have
done who had equal right with the Archbishop of
NewYOrk to complain, since the press reports OF the
Cooper Institute meetings have been ,ccgraphcd TO
all parts OF the country and have been. 1t Is alleged
the OF great scandal. II is thought here That
the order from Rome for Dr. McGlynn 10 report TO the
Propaganda will be among tie documents brought by
Father Rocker, MonN0nor Satolh's future secretary
Rome il is said. will certainly and speedily show that
II can be as and cXacing Ii has been gentle
and forglvng in lis treatment OF Dr. Nc(ilynns case
@Thc recent publication by Archbishop satOli OF
bis connection with this case and lie enumeration
Of the conditions imposed on DR.. McGynh show
that the restoration not made until he Willingly
accepted the conditions laid down by the Holy
Father and 1t Il said here to De absolutely certain
that the Vatican will now Insist upon the Iuhlmcht
Of every one Of them
Monsign0r Satoli has accepted an invitation TO
make an address on III" occasion OF Ia" opening %
the new hall and lnidinc Of the Carroll Institute
The evening OF January 80 is the date on which The
apostolic delegate will make his first public appear
ancc in his official capacity. Though he does not
speak English, he has his Latin or Italian Ms care"
fully translated by the professors at the Catholic
University. On the occasion mentioned Dr. y "or-
man will probably read the TRANSACTIONS, or perhaps
Bishop Keane, If his engagements are such that he
can attend that evening 1t IS understood That
Mcnsignor Satoli will take advantage 81 the retcp
ton and the occasion TO present his views on the
policy Of Cancellation urged upon Catholic young men
Of France 10y the Pope III bis address TO Archbishop
Faya, OF Grenoblo. last June. The membership 81
Carroll Institute is mainly made up oi young men
Il Is the only club Of literary Character In Wash
ington. II Is thought by that time that Father
Rocker the priest numcd ms secretary OF the npoa-
tolc delegation, will have reached Washington. and
II IS also expected that Cardinal Gibbons VIII attend
the opening.
There has been some comment over statement,
printed in a Philadelphia paper to-day purporng TO
nave been made by Archbishop Ryan, In which he 4,
quoted as saying: With regard to Monsignor SiOlls
views upon the school question, bccv" that his
principles correct, but there may be- divergence
OF opinion 10 their application owing 10 the pc
culiar circumstances or different countries ana OF dli
fercnt parts Of the same country"
Archbishop Gross, Of Oregon, has also recently
expressed himself IN a similar manner, and II l. said
that Bishop McQuad will have something 10 say on
this line Ia his at ST. Agnes Church. New
York next sunday Now that IT l. definitely known
that apostolic delegate Is permanently 10 reside III
Washington there less complaint concerning The re-
lation Oi the hierarchy 10 such legation.
MONSIGNOR SATOLLrS DUTIES.