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understood that Archbishop Corrgnn would conn-
tenance any such proceeding. The members Of the
club VIII hold meeting tomorrow evening.
FATHER CORRIGAN AND DIR. Ms5LYNN.
THE HoBoKEN PRIEST HAS SOMETHING TO SAY
ABOUT CowAEDICE-PRIsE FOR MON

ABOUT CONTEMPORARIES FOR MON
SIGNoI sAToLM.
portion Of letter from the Rev. Patrick Corri
gan, pastor OF the Church OF Our Lady OF Grace, In
llobCken. published yesterday, In which he praised
Mcnsignor SatolliNand referred TO his coming to this
country Us n blessing to the American PRIESTHOOD at
.racted good deal OF attention In religious circles
To Tribune reporter Father Corrigan said last night
one Of the New-iork papers, In its account OF
the meeting In honor of DR.. McClynn held sunday
at Cooper Union, contained 4 reference TO as
having been present mt the meeting. but as having
kept myself well OF sight. Although not present
that evening | felt impellel to write letter to the
editor, in which l defended myself from the in
situation Of cowardlce and said that ii had been
present ! most certainly should not have re
manned concealed. The rest OF the letter went on
about follows:
In has been much Of this hiding ness
of late certain quarters and it is only unecccsias-
teal but cowaIdy in the extreme and must finally bring
shame those responsible for It, In all the at
and nsinuatons directed against Monslor Satoli
and his mission there man who dared to sign
name. This shows the true character OF the OPPOSE
ton Leos great delegate, whose wisdom and tact have
scattr the clouds that have been gathering over the
faest section the American church for several years
Ill, coming u this county L. Srcat blessing ana Ms
recall before his work l. done would b. great calamity
lie great work before him ard no priest that under
stands wants Of the Church OF Amcita would IKE u
him leave before has cs,aDusheu NlO"'" "i'
where priest may obtain fil. justice withou; being
obiccl to tru,el 1000 niles AID 10 spend $1,000 lhc
American priests mud that the delegate Is h'if uu'
f.rd and th1t the woman from Boston
and the anonymous PRIEST and layhcn ana Cnc
bogus telegram writer's from Doltimoc anu
St Louis and elsewhere Of the dark lantern tvpc VINO
arc airai 10 them selves while insulting the Fope
in tho Irrson OF his delegate. Let the priests oil ,h'
province u N"wyork call grand meeting In Ncw'h oN
Cry during the prscn: month to take action IN feeF
encc 10 q c.and testimonial the Poac OF his jubilee III
February and YOU VIII sec manifestation OF love for
the Pope and his delegate that will bring JOY TO ue
60 NJ. of Rome
IL think continued Father Corngan, thar these
attacks against Nor signor Saoii soul Cca.e and a.
DR.. McGynn should be let alone His case l. IN the
hands Of the Propaganda and II" good can come rom
meddling with the popc's delegate OF course can
not speak with authmity. but believe that Dr.
Mctynn will soon To Rome, and that on iuS ~
turn he will receive an excellent parish. There Is
considerable dissatisfaction with MOnslehor Saloi' p
cause he i not Amrricah an sonr ci,THN nri,
and laymcn say that he cannot pOicsN,, Hcn.
the public school question for that rtTsoh f"r ~
part thlnk at. being Oi foreign blr'h. i" MIL pe
more free from political bias than native Woum pe.
know that my Feelings regarding MOn.ienor -atOi are
shared nearly all the clergy In this STATE ana III
New York and In the rest of she country In" poep Oh
the Popcs delegate l. the true American one ana any
member of our ChurCl who opposes II y not true
American This j. an age Of progress and the thrch
Interested In the movement which has been started
by several clcrgymcn In New York. to gve dinner,
al De!monlc0's time In February IN honor ol
MonsgnOr Satolll."