Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-09
CORRIGAN now.
Charges Of Crave Character
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By ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.
By ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.
A Widespread COisp asy Said 10
Exist against The PJp,.
An APPEAL 10 iIOnI.
rho CAse VIII Have serious Consc.
gurnr's wbciiie- the Preia,e
he found Guilty or Not.


"FoFmal charge u the graves.
CHI iracter are preferred against the
Most Row. Michael Augustine CORR.
gan, Roman Cath,l he Archbishop OF
New York, tyn brother prelate OF his
grade In New York lie Is accused by
the Most Rsv. John IrolnuJ, Arohb..
shop ut 81. Paul, Of having engaged
In np ulawful conspiracy to weaken
or undermine The effect OF the Pope's
dccihions In the respect OF the church
IN respect TO mattet In America and
having had recourse to methods unbe.
coming bishop, designed to dscreuit
and disgrace Archbishop Ireland and
Mgr. rntOlli. Thee charges, duly
formulated, nre now on their way to
Rome, where they will be presented 10
tbs highest tribunal IN tho Roman
Catholic church that has power TO
pass upon the accusations and fix the
punishment Of the accused n they be
sustained. II Archbishop Corrlgan bu
found guilty ~ charged, his fato ~
well 40 the future Ofihe great province
VI New York, over which he has 70
long presided, Will become au object OF
eager turmiso. Should the charges fail
the consequences can sc rcely he less
serious 10 Archbishop ireland, nor Will
the consequences In either case be
limited TO the provinces q New York
aud 81. Paul.
The dillcreuces between Archbishop
ireland md Archbishop Corrigan
were OF long stlniing. The partners
Of Archbishop CorTigan In the con
spiracy are now alleged TO bs priests Of
his immediate encourage, notably
Father Michael Joseph Lavelle, rector
" 81. Patrick's Cathedral, who Is
especially named by Afchbi hop Ire.
land as conspirntor, and possibly
Father Gerardo Etrante, Archbisbop
Corrigan's Italian secretary. Ii IL
sail other priests hrc Involved.
AS regards Archbishop Corrigan
there Ia documentary evidence which
VIII be produced against the distln-
guished prelale. IL they are interpreted
ari lat by Archbishop C0rrigan's nc
cusers they prove the existence OF
conspiracy Of which the Archopiscopal
residence In Madison avenue IL The
coater, and which extended In
numerous ramiiicatlons throughout
America into France ami Italy, aud
even to the shadow Of ST. Peters itself.
Continuing, the article says that
upon this arrival u Mgr. Satolll II was
for time supposed that the differences
between Archbishops Ireland and
COrrigan would be ended. Friends OF
AIchblehop Ireland felt elated. Then
came ruinblings OF diGcontent from
the Corrignn faction. An Anonymous
letter with disagreeRble insinuatiOns re.
garding Mgr. Satolli published In the
daily press. The storm OF indignation
reached It's climax when Father Ed
ward McGlynn was restored. 1t was
soon learned, 20 the article says, that
Archbishop Corrlgan was sending
anonymous letters to DO published In
Chicago criticising Archbis OPP Ireland
anu the views OF his letters dated ut
Philadelphia, will suffice, they cay.
Archbishop COrriga ~ Philadelphia
article was speedily found a magnet, mt.
tracing 10 itself u considerable mass OF
donce bearing upon tho case In very
the Archbishop OF New York honored
Roman Catholic citizens OF Chicago
In the nnti'lreland propaganda.
Representatives OF this Journal found
very little trouble In gaining the con.
hdence OF several persons who within
two or three weeks past had received
more or less rect proofs OF Arch
bishop Corrlgan's trust In his own
responsiveness and antipathy to the
scholastic thought anu practice which
Is supposed to be represented by Arch
bishop Ireland aud Mgr. Satolii. The
letters do not have the signature OF
Archbishop Corrigan, but they are
signed by Father Michael Joseph
Llvelli, 81. Patrick's cathedral, New
York. They appeal 10 the various nd
lressees to use their Influence, ss they
have secured publication In the press
both secular anu religious). The
protest against the unfortunate
influence obtained by Archbishop |
Ireland at Rome and against Mgr. |
experience In American
affairs, which is described as
Offensive md annoying.
Atlength the friends OF the archbIsh. |
Up OF st. Paul became convinced that |
Archbishop Ccrrigan was the center
u the propaganda, whose purpose is TO |
iiscredit Archbishop Ireland In the |
estimation OF the Roman Catholics OF |
America and the Vatican and to |
create such AN alarm at the Vatican us |
may result In the recall OF Mgr. 3 ,tolli |
iuu tho reversal OF the pope's ex- |
pressed policy In respect to religious
education in America.
IRELAND Is SILENT.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. s.-Arch.
bishop ireland would not talk today |
,bout the story that he had forwarded
charges TO the pope that Archbishop
jorrIgan ana Others had organized a |
for tho overthrow OF Mar.
3atolli and himself. He read the story |
nut would say nothing about II. How.
,ver, the Rev. DIR. John Conway.
,dilor OF the AorthWe,tsrn Chroaioie,
ghO stands the nearest Archbishop |
relani OF all ecclesiastics in the
gave the following state. |
nent 10 the Associated Press.
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