The sun., 1894-10-22

tillties, toward Father, Smith his opponents
formed the st. Joseph's Parish Association,
and IL was this association which held
heated words Of he speaker rsy among whom % we're
state Senator John Hinchlihe, Il, 4. Leonard,
Ghrstophsrr KELLY Tppothy sheehHan James IN
in the. street where various Patersonltes were
MIR. Gibson came outside to say that IL was
the moet earnest meeting the association had
had and s one q the mo- most earnest & he had ever S
said, louder than their words.
One person In the meeting said II was no time
longer to dIcker over this matter. -
they wanted, however capaple he was In some
ways. II he was scholar, put him in a school;
Another said Il had come now to a pass where It
was not so much that smith was to be got rid OF
MS Il was to place the parish right before the
religious world. The idea had gone out that they
o
tie for. He advocated plan which had been
discussed Informally. that committee be APP
pointed TO lay the matter before DIR. X. l., Burt
sell and secure his services counsel to make
a case before Archbishop Corrigan. as the metro
poltan Of the diocese, to whom they had Alright
TO appeal for trial.
Another speaker recommended that they take
thew The women % from NTH The I Church. Ali The s speakers I
concurred IN advocacy OF withholding cOntribu.
tions for the support Of the church and of
efforts to induce others IN the congregation
who are now neutral or who sympathize with
the opposition TO the pastor. but dislike TO take
part In dissensions, TO do likewise.
The following resolutions were unanimously
Resolved, That We, the members Of st. Jo-
seph's Parish Association. do hereby tender u
vote of thanks to the Committee of Fifteen who
yesterday (Saturday, waited upon Mgr. Satolli
at the Rev. DIR. smiths residence.
:, Resolved. That we approve of every action
taken and every word uttered by the members
manly ntrepidtv, not to compliment them on
their action as individuals, but to show the pub
lie that they are sustained
Resolved, That in Difference to the feelings
OF outside conscientious Catholics who are in
terested IN the matter but have no cognlzance
of the entire depth of our grievances, and to re-
flute the declarations of the A. p. A. that we
have no redress, but must submit like cringng
Rev DR.. Burtsell to bring our case before the
Metropolitan Court of Archbishop Corrgan,
"Rcsired. That pending this we use ever honor
able effort ourselves and ask our friends
the oty Of 9 bring
the support OF Dr. smith to desist from doing
so since y Is evident that Dr. Smith and the
people of st. Josephs parish can never harmon
ize, Either one or the other has got to go to tho
"Tlb The following committee was appointed N
consult with the Rev. DIR. Burtsefl: Senator
John Hinchliffe. James Gibson. Richard Salmon,
Ed%aFd and Kelley Il
Smiths, was found at his home last evening
after his return from Bloomfield, where he had
and priests and guests OF Father Nardiello upon
the occasion Of the conservation Of the Church
of the Sacred Heart.
He said Father Smith had not discussed the
occurrences OF Saturday. and had not, so far as
he knew, taken any action regarding them.
Neither had Father Smiths friends proposed
any organization to combat the Parish Associa-
tion.
MY advice would be against any such move
ment," said Mr. Sheehan. 1T takes two to
quarrel and l should say, let the other side go
ahead as they please. When they meet no op-
ponent, when no attention IL paid TO them. they
will soon get tired: am friend OF the Church,
and belieye the Catholic Church can take care
of herself"