New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-27

NANT-LAwRENCE +. MINGEYs LETTER 10
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN.
Bishop McQuail. OF Rochester. preached sermon
on Sunday N St Patrick Cathedral, Rochester. IN
which he severely criticised the action Of the Rev
Sylvester Malone pastor OF the Cnurch OF S's'
Peter ard Paul Brooklyn. for the part taken oy
him In the political contest just closed. ana at
lacking archbishop Ireland Of the diocese OF 81.
PAM MINI for his utteranccs in support OF Father
Malone when he appointed Regent OF the
State University. The attack on Father Malone
has aroused the Indignation OF the practitioners OF
SITS Peter and Paul. Thc Bishop characterizes
Father Malone enemy 10 the parochial schooIs
OF the State lie also accuses the priest OF beinS
un-American AMI traitor to the 'athohc Cnurch.
one Of Father Maione's Pensioners yesterday said
that the attack on the archbishop and priest was
urv,rranted He also said that Bishop McQuad
vas Archbishop Corrgan's choice Tor member OF
the state Board OF Regents. and that he bears an
ilI-feeling because Father Malone defeated MIN.
\, the parocnial residence. No. 81 South Thrd-st.
Rrooklya Father Malone was out to callers.
Archbishop Ireland who has been In the city the
greater portion Of the time during the last six
weeks has becA living In quiet retirement at the
Er.ycor; House since November 10. His name did
no: appear on the hotel register. AMI hs presence
~as.known TO only a few OF his intimate friends.
Among his callers have been Father Ducey, OF TINS
city. and the Rev Thomas O'Gorman OF Wash
lnGtOn. - 4. ne Ai'nprn'p i'A"Hti StS'''''' ~
see reporters with reference to the criticisms
passed upon him on Sunday last by Bishop Nc
QUAD 81 Rochester. OK on any other subject
The discussion over the rights Of the Catholic
clergy To- take part IN political campaigns has re-
ceiyel another Impetus on account OF the alleged
action Of the priests II the church o, the Sacred
Heart referred TO In the following letter addressed
- Archbishop Corrisan.
TO TIE Most Reverend a. Corrisan. Archbishop
Of New-York. .- -.,...,,.,, ..r
Your & a nal h oeSSS to S s sac1ed Heart ssr
In this city on November I inst. the sunday pre-
more iicfli" under lat, OF November H. You
most earnestly deny thai such occurrences had
~ you ana di-c'nr.,l any afil!eton with the Tam
occurrence which the subject OF your letter
hao been planned ami executed.
things. t. work an Injury 20 my political pros
poets. hu; this result IS insignificant In comparison
In our cty 81 that ancient AMI holy church where0.
you ar IN this metropolitan diocese the honored
can't cant - a member y that Church affected by
these occurrences responsibility fof when you hhVe
ton to IN" eni iha' YOU may determine whether
breach % tn ru.es ani discipline OF the Church mas
been COZ united. AM "hAi II any measures ot cor
Information reached No on the night 81 November
that ih, leader oi the Tammany Hal organization
tn th- XNIlIih Assembly, District hld Announced
h.. would destroy my chances for election to the
stat A~sernhiy FOR which was IN that district
\, the conclusion Of the hrst mass the ceiebrant
aIi-r@--! ~. co. lsr,glfion - tho eject that the
cNlg.nr..- of 10" political situation required or
him an Unprecedented acuOn-that the American
Protective Association was an organization hostlr
10 the church and - all Catholic. and that al
catholic should work Tor is defeat ana mat
to that end h. urged. exported, ana, 50 Tar as ne
might DO 80. commanded he voters In the c0nGre-
gallon 20 vote agains' any candidate running on
flckct With 4 Republican. ANA to vote FOR the
straight Democratic ticket. without making any eX-
X each Of the six following masses the ce:ebrant
IN adj res ed
a.. .am, tern = ami AT the close OF the services
inc T,mmany leader whose threat had been com
trurlcat,t TO M the nigh; before publicly boosted
Of its accDmplishm A.,
charg. ~ your aihliation with the Tammany Han
ANIMATION You Indignantly repuliated such "A
sranI,I5us imyutitJn upon the honor u ne Church
rn,V the same righteous lnigu tiOn VIII De- stirred
your diocese and under your control has pro'tuted
liz hn. service assistance 10 tnit organization
,ron, In. touch Of which you gather your robes
est ,hor puriiy bc sulllcd
I!,J.r M ,aw and discipline OF the Church yours
IL rho responsibility for the direction OF the churches
I'm this diocese and th'ir priests bnt win that Ie-
snons blliy goes the power 81 CORRECTION
To doubt Your Grhces purpose oi administering
s,,ch , correction as VIII b. aplropriat, 10 IN"
n0.nc. would to doubt your deSlr" 10 avoid eV ~
-" m aon.,rarce Of confirmation 10y your Silence OF
,h. nrt, OF your subordlnates. when have already
Icon mad, the subject Of 50 much uniaVOrabe ami
,'rs LAWRENCE l.. MINGEY
N.w-York. Nov. %. lSi
A. Ningey ran for Assemb.yman the candi-
,,,. NJ IN. state Democracy In the NNlllth Dis
,,, AMI received l,3l2 votes out of about 1890 east
in the district Before publishing the letter he said
no had waited three days without receiving any
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