New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
ARCIIRISICP IRELAND l. PLEASED.
HE THINKS MUCH GOOD WILL RESULT FROM AN
APOSTOLIC DELEGATE ~ AMERICA.

He THINKS MUCH GOOD WILL RESULT FROM AN
APOSTOLIC DELEGATION ~ AMERICA
S; panl MINI. Jan 1i-Whcn asked by press
representative about the Institution ~ an Apo>""
delegation In the United State, this nit"riooh' Aroh
h.hon ireland ,ald Yc. a permanent Apostolic
DELEGATION In, boon established I'm tn United o'a''
and Mons!cnor satc1 a, been named the first Apostolic
dclcgn'n. The deere" Issued In Rom" laSt oven
Ing. ! have had myself direct cablecram from IN"
Eternal CITY To that effect. am heartily glad In"
controversies aciainc for som" time ln>', American
Catholics are and prac" VIII re,gn. N"i''N'o'
Saton cnrnc 10 This country iapal Abcgat'- "T"
which Indicates temporary mission ana Non''"ha'
limited pow"r-. objections were ~ one" rais'u III
cor,ah qunr,cr, ngru-' Nm. li. authority was Pu's
,lcnod or Denied his recall dcmand'd his mission o'
l,-,t ,,urr. r. all clamorincs Of tbs
not,irn tho Pom. Gives answer swift and "h"c'iv".
II. dcelrro. that We -hall have a permanent
w .'ollc DELEGATION - the ri'"f states :" VIII
satisfied 4. be- with III" work ace ompl-hed b' INV
a'l"satc. aut. as perfect recognition '' M'"''s''
saf,u'. right hc uIm's him the hr'' NPo>"'"
d.lcc,t, Leo NH j. man of firm character; oppo
.l,isu strengthen, his rc.,v'. MI that has occurred
lao. N,u.i-rnr ~ttoll- arrival demonstrates III"
more rliinlv ihc need of u representative q tue
Pope clothed with we'll defined and extensive powers
For Catholic. Rome f. ihe supreme tribunal bit
Rome f. rather far away. y lard near Di Is he'''u'
that viii ~ ar, mohcri f'1'h "ul anu "' "'
..a lc plnod. II some men had h""H s"rMhS 'he
uo.t agecfnnl Wv :, maize evident {" all eye the
n.c,.,ity II a delegate I'm America they conh nor
b., ,d d,nted I'm proof ~ their thesis more effective
argument. than the method hcy have. In fact. been
,,.ilnr tod be- than,d fir all that has been done!
mn. ,nif ole C,urch In America i now thoroughly
r.in.y,d and ha, pat on the nan'lnI' "i perfect
.,8fure -h. hns I'm her Own territory Supr'm
,ouri branch II tie appellate court "f Ro'n" d'rlV-
i. from, i 1T cr ITS hc. N caplb" IN Itself oi I'M
American
Catholics - far -. Catholics away from komr can
have hom" r.lr. In addition TO cur own energy ana
i.ur,fi n We >ha1 Lavc. In al our undertakings, IN"
direction II ard impetus directly ~ never D' or'' III
m. -ov,r Icu ad oi The Chur h. 'ah'icS VIII have
NOR. IRA, r.l real .'iOn of what Church. unity ana
p.,oI .uprrmacs m an. Rem t. au h r'ty d"iid dl'S
=, times into a -peculavc theory, or an IDLE bean
Ideal pres mt ant ority T. living 'cSt II tests ones
obedience. while nt the same time aodihS now P""'r
for we'll doing 20 far III" country nj lar2"
/, concerned. the American people VIII W"hohio
the rccognit on that religious element oi the t'"u
81, npotant ~ tn Catlolc has thi. new ei"N du"c"
to It's record ihi, strength inflS'n i"'o 'H "'o
Narrower u closer acqualntancc w.th the workings ot
tie Pap,cy will be- iut,r'~tng and Nah'hrY' II WI"
di.,Ipate many an old time prejudice. lhe Papa'y
win ann mr. 10 All of II. In IT. light, hlrmohHh1
,.arrif,cntl, with the aspiration, OF modern de'
n, ,ct.,rv and rcccIrat.ug TIE march of All tIat i
lis, fn GOOD and ccvatins In modern pio-r'>>' INC
cioud- of old fpsyi,m said To hang aionhu t"' """'
of Irrrr exist only In the bcioSged river VI ~
Urog, prejudice th" dlrk'nei r''e''cN u "''''
and lllndf, id.d minds. They exist not III lh' val
can The most far sc ing. liberal mind III III" "'''
to-day /, that Of IcY tr moI srm, n"r r"tlIanrs Of
\mcica klDw him sufficiently II !, u" ~ EH,,n,,i"a ~
in study him: II /, tn particular duN ., I,r ni
To draw n"arer 10 nm ana io"o" '''''
nj gIidaucc.'