New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
BURTSELL MEETS SATOLLL
THE CONFERENCE IS HELD IN THE DELE
GATES ROOM.
THE RECTOR OF THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
LIKELY TO BE RESTORED WITHOUT HrMlIIA-
TIoN TO ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN-FATHER
DUCEY HAPPY-A BUSY DAY FOR THE
REPRESENTATIVE OLE TILE Rope

REPRESENTATIVE OF THE POPE.
Monsignor Sato, the Apostolic Delegate,
kept busy yesterday from early in the morning until
late in the evening. In the forenoon he went to
Mount st. Vincent. on the Hudson, and in the af-
ternoon he went to Yonkers. returning TO Mount
st. Vincent before he went back to the Arch
bishops house. In the evening DR.. Burtsell called
him. This the most significant incident of
the day.
At O'Clock DR.. Burtsel rang the bell of Arch
bishop Corrigan's house When the door
opened he handed the attendant his card. and
asked that it be taken directly to Monsgnor Sa
tolli That was done. and the Apostolic Delegate
instructed the attendant to bring DR.. Burtsell
TO him. The former rector OF the Church OF the
Epiphany then went upstairs to Monsignor Sa-
TOLLS room. The door closed. and the two
remained together for half hour When DR..
Burtsell left the room Archbishop Corrigan had
talk with the Apostolic Delegate which lasted
about quarter Of hour. Archbishop CORR
gan then called in DIR. Burtsell, and the three
were together for another quarter of an hour.
Dr. Burtsell then left the house wearing broad
smile. When asked about his visit he said that he
never talked about his business. When asked
whether he to be restored to the Church or
the Epiphany, he replied that he was sorry that
he could say nothing upon that subject All that
could be learned from him TO use his own
words, that he had visited the Apostolic Dele
gate to make some arrangements" 1t was sug-
gested that an arrangement had been made
whereby DR.. Burtse return to the Church of
the Epiphany without causing Archbishop Corri-
gan any humiliation
DISCUSSING THE AIRS HBISIOP'S ADDRESS.
The chief topic in Roman Catholic circles yester-
day was the address of Archbishop Corrigan. which
he delivered in the presence of the Apostolic Dele
gate in the Cathedral on Tuesday. The friends and
supporters of the Archbishop said that he had not
receded from his position by making the address.
as he always held that position-loyalty to the
Holy Father and his representative. Those whose
sympathies are with Dr. McGlynn and DIR. Burt
sell, however of the opinion that he had
been compelled say what he did by Monsignor
Sato and that he had completely retreated from
his hostile position toward the Apostolic Delegate
and his mission.
Monsgnor Ducey said to Tribune reporter
Since the attacks commenced on the Apostolic
Delegate I have stanchly and alone. through the
goodness Of the press defended the mission OF
Monsignor Satoli and repealed all base attacks
against his exalted and pure personal character
Since last year, Immediately after his coming. until
the interview with me which The Tribune published
last Saturday. scarcely day has passed that
have not felt myself obliged counterfeit the secret
plots and open insults to the Apostolic Delegates
mission in this diocese. This was done for months
before meeting the Apostolic Delegate. believe
am the only priest OF the diocese VINO mas $1,000
out over his name in defense of the Apostolic
Delegates mission, and / am delighted to have the
thank the Most Reverend Archbishop for his APP
prevail and recognition of my conduct
DR. Henry Carey, the intimate friend ana ardent
supporter of DR.. McGlynn and treasurer OF the
Anti-Poverty Society spoke extremely bitterly
against the Archbishop He said: Il regard the
address OF Archbishop Corrigan as
sham and a hollow collection OF words
which mean nothing. 1t is clothed In the
language Of crafty diplomat and ~ GER
tainly anything but sincere. Archbishop Corrigah
is now acting the part that many a tyrant mas hah
to act II he had been charitably disposed toward
DR. McGlynn as he says he is, why did he not act
upon the letter written by him some time ago 10
DR. McGlynn He assured DR.. McGlynn that when
they both met in Rome he would see that he had
q hearing and that he hoped everything would be
satisfactorily settled He did not do anything OF
the kind however And now that Rome has acted
and done DR. McGlynn justice. Archbishop Corrigan
is ignoring him..
VISITING CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS.
At $50 in the morning Monsgnor Satolli and
bis secretary ACCOMPANIED by Archbishop COrri-
gan and his secretary and Il number Of priests.
left this city for Mount ST. Vincent. The walk
from the station to the profusey
decorated with American flags. the Papal flag
the Pope's coors and Monsignor SatollIs colors.
The party TO the chapel which was also dec
Grated in an elaborate manner The 20 nuns
wearing black cambria hoods, were presented by
Archbishop Corrigan to the Apostolic Delegate
Monsignor Bernard O'Reilly delivered IAN ad-
dress Of welcome behalf Of the nuns. to which
the Delegate replied in Latin What he said was
repeated in English to the nuns by Archbishop
Corrigan.
At the close OF the address the party went to
Yonkers visit the new seminary. on Valentine
Hill Before they returned TO lhe convent int ,s ys
of Charity at Riverdale. Dinner was served at the
convent