New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
ACCRF pITED TO THIS COUNTRY ALONE
MONSIGNOR stToLII ms HAD 80 OTHER INFoR
MAT.ON-GTRMAN HOSTI LITY TO 1IE

Washington Jan Ia (-pcclal-" Their" must b.
some MISTAKE" said one 81 the University faculty 4"
The Tribune representative THIS afternoon, regard
Ing the report from Rome printed In The New l"rk
pap.rs thi, morning. The n"ws dispatch aid That
a. II wa, not Tia" intention Of the Vatican I" establish
"A legation I'm the United States, MOu,lsnOr Sai"lh
would reside I'm New York aud not IN Washington. W.
have had no confirmation Of such decision hy Ia"
Vatican and as news Of Ills character j. more hk'ly
to ne known 70 the Apostolic Delegate hcf"r" II T.
given out I'm Rome" Monslenor >ntoll dos 10"
credit III. statement. ON the contrary. J." under
Stands that tie legation. or NOR" properly sP1kn-
the delcgation. will be- established at the Catholic
rniyer.ity and hat he VIII be- I'm entirely ire" Il"
chose hi, place Of residence. regardless OF The III
nu,uces I'm Eorac 10 move him about"
In rccard 10 the announcement that M"nsgnnr
satollI was to Ice accredited 10 th" whole 81 North
America Instead Of the United States. ~ has deem
urut,d I'm many Of the rev spapcr> that story t"'
the Apostolic Delegate thinks, Is mistake. II" has
no idea his duties viii extend beyond III" limits Of
ud country The Canadian jurisdiction Is far Dir
f.r.ui from that Of Tia" United state I'll" relations oil
the Catholic Church In British America 10 Rome woud
require the prc> Il dclcgi" accredited onv l." TIA
c.,utty Hence hc does regard II al all hk"iN
that the Holy Father would cmmrrnss his r'pr'ah'"
five bv Joining 10 the mission In Tie United States
two countries 80 dlssimllar n Canada and Mexico
under one Apostolic Dele legation. Evidently som" one
In Rom. has been mislcd. MonSgnor saolli himself
saws that he understands his mission Is solely 10 'h'
ruitcd States: and rs 10 the place where be shall
reside that is left entirely TO his Judgment
-Incc the news of MDnSgnor >atolli's appointment
has been received at Ia" university. tel"grnnS ana
letters have. come 10 the Apostolic Drcgt" from man!
J.ho,,s priests and eminent laymcn CONCENTRATING
him on being the first TO receive this Distinguished
honor These evidences Of goodwill toward MohsHh"r
salolli have been received from every mit o' '"'
coIntry and hi, mail each day adds - BIS many lrh'i
| tatlons DR.. OGOrman today received letter lf""
| the Rev DE- Erann pastor Of st. Agn"s's church. N""
York which Inly cxoncracs the former from any Sis
,,con Of ever having said the nschicvonS thing nbou
IN. intended yislt Of Monsgnor SatOlli 10 New York
Dr. Irann regrets that anything should nav" oe''i'u
to Inicrier, with the pr)gammc he had already plo'H
announced from the altar. but hopes at som" future gay
Il, h,ve the Austolc Delegate In 81. Agncss Church.
II f. evident from OF the articles received III
Washington that the greatest tronbl" oi Moh'shor
satolu viii be- in imprcssng the mind OF the Fop'
nm tllc German element In the 'nlh"hc 'h"r'"'
The German Catholics In the nrchd'"'~e 81 b"''
more are very much opposed 4" th' s'hoa'"c prop
n.,,,o, T,. are Two large German palish"' here In
Washington and they have thus far k'h mp th"r pa
rocbioI schools and maintained themselves rs Others
| c,,,o, copgrccation, have done in baltimore and
,so,he,, Their organ II the kaihoische Nolhs
Ze,uncs printed In Baltimore Recently report WIS
nublI shed that the English speaking Catholic clergy
| wero favorobl. 10 the new plan. This German Jour
nal I'm an article Inc nl'luf~ ~'h'i ''"t"'"'
Tins expresses It's hostility 10 the Who'll" scheme
Thus, then, IN our city. the fPlSc"pl"'N' ''u
u,hor,us and the Jews have publicly declared against
the so called Farhaut plan. and undonheIiy a."
otn.r denominations indorsc the same Views Inc
German Catholics, moreover, and Win lh'm Tue "on
Father the Third plcnary council rs well "a All hr'
hlsbops and bishops Of tho country, TIE one oi 81
Paul Mimi, excepted, agree with them '"'
poor Immigrant parents having succeeded In binding
and s,Inporting churches and schools without the ala
~ fine state how We bc expected 10 dl'hoh"i
.urseve, like vagabOnds BY pawning csc lnNuth'iohS
ocb ~ whose bricks il saturated with our ancestors
.y,cot 70 the state for mess OF poltngcf Should
,o t,,r down the cross, the sign OF our snlv"noh'
from, our school houses because the Church Bhznu
,r,m fine Northwest deems It dcsirablrl This VIII
meyer I've done. II this school bargain proposition
h,,d n. mi 10 the test Of v0t. II would be buried
4, onr city "A hundred furlongs deep under III" ava
Itch. n, the voting ticket This everlasting begging
r,, IN. sta hns always been disgusting 10 German
ra,noIics Their orplanagc Of 81. Anionius has AZ
,es sheltered over 800 poor orphans WITHOUT ever
n.i,,n, mr. bcrgng for cent from the state, Whl
n,h.rs annually run after the authorities WIN thl
r NJ mendicancv. II these habitual begears now
nc ready eyca 10 bargain away Their 'chool, W
h,.,n bread and clothing for their school system rom
oD",i, Inc German Catholic will never join them
In n They have too much sefr.spect 70 90 any
such thing such a bargain indeed, woua only c re
sit IN their own injury The large naloi1ty OF rer
.,hnirs are real estate owners ana, hereIo1es