New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15


were on hand to meet friends who were on tn"
train. Others were there because they were gong
70 board an outgoing train. Only few were
there 10 welcome the man who Is TO all int"nts
AID PURPOSES the American Pope. Father Cor
ripan' Of Hobolcn. was there with the Rev. DR.
Fahris, an Italian priest the guest of the rector
Of the Church Of Our Lady of Grace. Father
Connolly, Archbishop Corrigans private sccr'-
tarv and Father Fcrrlnti tie brother of Archbishop
Corrieans Italian secretary, were there too 30
was William Mclaughlin. the sa"rstan of ST.
Patrick's Cathedral. There were no Others except
a scor, or more Of reporters. Father torrlSah
and Father Fabri~ were there representing those
who have appeared as the friends admirers anu
supporters Of MOnsignor Natolli. Father ton
molly. Father Ecrranti and William Mclaughlin
represented those who have been supposed 10 he
the enemies of Monsignor SatoIli and his mission
When the Apostolic Delegate alieht"i from the
train he appoarcd TO feel that he had been sighted
those who to meet him wer" 30 lew III num-
bcrs The general impression was that he WAS
sighted The first To greet MonNgnor Satoill
when he stepped from the train WAS Father Cor
rio,n He droppd on his right knee and kissed
fine arcl,irpi,copal ring. Dr. tabrs was next ami
hi. greeting was tie same a. that of Father Cor
,iran Father Connolly and Father F"rrdnti waited
Al a distance from Father Corrsan and Father
r,bri- When Monsignor Satoi came 10 where
they were standing they greeted HIM a. III" oth'IS
did Father Connolly. however did not kn"rl
With the Apostolic D,.rgat" were the Rev. Dr.
Papi his secretary and Father kill'en, OF Bergen
Point ~ j.. who boarded the train at Elizabeth TO
nay his rc.lccts tc the man who decided IN his
favor against the Bishop of his diocese not long
ago.
After Father CorIigan and Dr. fabris had
monopozcd him for few minutes, the Apostolic
Delegate walked to the h'rryhouN'. where ne
entered u carriage which Father Connolly had IN
waiting accompanied by his secretary M'h-
bishop Corrigans representatives, also took seats
in the curriasc Father Corri9an Dr.. FabIl, an
Father killccn crossed the river on the boat with
Monsignor Satolli. They said they thought
that Archbishop Conigan had shown di>rc>rct for
the head Of the Roman Catholic Church III tins
country bv not bcnQ OH hand 10 welcome him.
II was their opinion that Archbishop Norrlgan
knew better than 10 fail to met thc Delegate, ana
;lat he should have done what he knew To De
tb. RIGHT thing Father Connolly who was ~
oGciou, as Lee possibly could be- said that II would
not have been etiquette for the Archbishop 10
meet Monaignor Satoll at til" train. Moreover,
hc said that the Archbishop had to oficiatc at
the funeral of jeremiah Dcvn, at Non<crs so
that he had not the time to meet the Apostolic
I,lrgatc even il il would have been the proper
thing 10 do.
While on the boat the reporters went TO ia"
window of the carriage to aSk MonsSnor S'tolll
whether he had anything to say to them. Before
he had time to answer, Father Connolly stuck his
arms out of the window AMI pushed the reporters
back saying Stand back from here. Glvc the
man air
As it was blowing gale at the time, ana as
ia
about to faint, the injunction was unnecessary
However, Father Connolly WAS in charge OF tlie
Apostolic Delegate. and would have been hei"
responsible Ia the reporters done nm any III
Jury. Monsgnor Satolli smiled ApprccEitlhsy Il.
the wc,I-mcanll.g action OF the young cleric ana
then told him To tell the reporters tlia' n' Id"
nothing 10 say then, but that lie Woulu hd'o
something Of interest L tell them before hc "o'''
away from New-York City
/ Isfore the train arrived the reporters 'a'No"
with those who were on hand to welcome tlle
! DELEGATE Father Corrigan was highly dispea'''i
/ because Archbishop Corrigan himself was not On
| hand. Father Connolly and Father Corflsan VIA
not take any notice of each other wniie "ai'ins
| for the train. Father Connolly said that he "on-
dcrcd why the press making such iuS' ''o'
= the visit of the Delegate to Archbishop Cofrishh
: He said that he knew that M0nsighor Satoll "''
coming here six weeks ago When ashe" why
he had not made the fact known to the press he
answered:
! because the Catholic Church does not need 70