New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

,u.ro .,s .r,noa,.,iycy Q, Decide that he had not
departed in what he had been teaching you from inc
teachings OF our holy religion (AppauseD aim.
I am in n, humor 10 indulge In the chiidsh ]" w.,
., ,,n boa.tos: have no heart for selfglorhea'i''
Int am full rather OF tender ana proiouna s''''
gratitude To Almighty God, whose love ana whose pr
dence l have foebly, YET IS earnestly ~ -
endcayorc to make plain and papade 10 you W.
lonred spplause) rejoice not In any mere peisV'-
tr,,n,p but do rejoice In the magnificent victory "
CD truth (C,reat cheering and apraue.j was M
prlIed and cocrecd TO do what did and say "na'
aid by an Intense conviction. which Is part OF my La
and can never until die to and to teacn
,s It'll do that Col IS the Father OF us all ana NV
the stepfsthcr OF any OF US. (Rencwed appai'e'
an proud aud happy and thankful to be an American
because In spite many shortcomings, the very eh'
Of our liberties recognizes the equal rights Of OIL c
(Applau,e) The better Catholic I am, the more u"o
and ardent and patriotic American / ought 70 "
(Applause) ,
we have not submitted We have retracted; ana
when the Pope better informed when his Apostolic
Delegate welding the vast power OF tie severe On ro
tin asked me 10 make such unworthy retractoh "'
submission who is he that shall dare to do so! lln'
mense cheering again and again renewed) Somchody
SAYS Il shall not b. satisfied If you do not make 'hen'
But | will not make them. Renewed cheering)
made an unresevcd statement Of these doctrines and SUD
itted that statement the Apostolic Delegate and that
statement was carefully examined not merely by him. bn'
r., his request by learned eoorans OF the Unver
sity at Washington and they decided that therc was
nothing whatever these doctrines contrary In any
respect to the teaching the Catholic church oud
applause The Archbishop OF NcwYork hisses) said u
only reracted these very doctrines, other cause oil
suspension would remain.
The letters signed and sealed BY the Apostolic Dec
commended 10 the courtesy OF all the bishops III
the United States that might minister wherever went
at Gods holy altar. IL my earnest desire TO say
mass publicly Christmas Day. The venerable pastor
Of sts Peter and Pau Church IN Brooklyn (chccrs Tor
Father Malcne) went with the letters Of the Apostolic
Delegate to the Bishop OF Brooklyn TO request his Official
sanction that / might say In city in which
had spn tho last nvc SIX years The Bishop oil
Brooklyn declined 10 allow to mass publicly but
arranged should say in strict secluSion IN
absolute privacy in the college chapel (Cres OF shsnc)
Dr. McGlynn continued to dwell feelingly on
the refusal of Bishop Mcdonnell. and contrasted
It with the generous action Of Bishop Moore. OF
Florida who gave him the freedom OF his diocese
to preach and say mass and lecture whenever
he liked. He then referred to his visit to Rome.
and spoke Of the cordial reception given him by the
Sovereign Pontiff. He continued:
had one long very interesting audience with the
Cardinal Prefcct Of the Propaganda and very long and
altogether delightful and most happy audience with oTr
Holy Father. the Pope. The Holy Father was most