St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-08
HEATED The BREACH.
misunderstanding Between Mgr.
SatoIli and the Archbishops
Cleared Up.
Alleged Regrets ofthe Pope at the
Reported Failure OF Sa-
toIlPs Mission.

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-"There is no
breach today between MGR. Satolli, the
ablegate of the pope to this country,
and the American archbishOps, says
a Philadelphia dispatch 10 the Times.
But there was four weeks ago. and IL
was OF so serious a character that an
open clash of authority was threat
ened. The difference was due to
a misunderstanding as to the purpose
and scope of the 1Olegate'S mission. On
the inside the archbishOpS only waited
to see how much authority the pOpe'S
representative brought with him, and
when they learned that his powers were
limitless they were amazed and aroused.
From that time to this the abiegate has
become more popular with those whom
he has met day by day, although the
archbishOpS appreciate the fact that the
pope Will pay and has paid all due re-
spect to the learning and deYOutneSS or
his representative in passing upon the
cases submitted to him. 1t is this tech
nical change OF position and the favor
able impression which his presence
creates that makes Mgr. SatOlll's stay
in this country To represent the pope at
the worlds fair certainty, but while
he has been making friends inside the
church he has not made many outside,
and this accounts for the fact that the
misunderstanding when has been
ended among the arehblshOps is still
raging fierceIy among the laymen and
newspapers"
The sun this morning has the follow
ing: The following is an extract from
letter written by high ecclesiastIc i'll
Rome, which was received III this city
yesterday, confirming the recently re-
ported regret OF the pope at certain OF
the results OF Archbishop Satollps mis-
sion to the United States:
Recent events in your grand conn
try have opened the eyes OF the Vatican,
and, can assure you. deeply pain the
holy father. The failure OF Mgr. Satolli
to make peace IN the American church
is a great blow to the authorities. There
are wheels within wheels and plots I'M
DERIVING plots. out the truth will out.
The cardinal secretary of state, the
project of the Propaganda and even the
pope were led to believe that the Amer
lean hierarchy hungered for an apos-
toic delegate. They were truly de-
ceiVed. No blame attaches to Mgr.
SatolIl. He did the best he could. AS
to the school question, there were some
| awful mistakes, and it is thought that
the learned archbishop was miSled. All
Gail Tell YOU Is lAdb Tic uUlN StG Will
uphold the Baltimore councils"
Dr.. McGlynn has accepted an invita-
ton to meet number of Protestant
ministers al the house of DR.. Funk. the
Well-knOWn Prohibition leader. next
Tuesday evening. DR.. Funk said yes
terday: 'rhere is no significance in
this reception with regard to Dr. Nc
! Glynn's views on the single tax Ques-
ton or his recent restoration. 1t IS
merely to give Protestant clergymen an
! opportunity to meet and shake hands
with him.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Tt is announced,
on what Is believed to be the best of
author " that Very Rev. f. S. Chat
ard, bishopof Vincennes, Ind, has been
been selected by the pope to act as
coadjutor to Archbishop Kenrick, OF
tbs diocese. The same authority states
/ that Father r. p Brady, vicar general
of this diocese, viii be elevated to q
bisnopric and transferred to FiAcenne s.