New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
CATHOLIC LIQUOR DEALERS
WILL MONSIGNOR sATOLLrS DECISION
BE ENFORCED HERE?


sONE OPINIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH
IN THIS crrY-THE POLITICAL POWER OF
BARRooMs- WHAT SOME OF THE
- LiotDRsELLERs SAY.
Since the announcement that Monsgnor Satoln.
the Papal Delegate in the United States had taken
the case OF the Rev. DR.. Edward McGlyhn out oi
the hands OF Archbishop Corrigan and settieo IL
prou,ptlv 20 the satisfaction OF the friends OF the
ex-pastor OF ST. Stephens. by restoring MIN 10 All
hs pr,esvy functions mo decision Of the American
Pope" as Monsgnor sNarolli has not unjustN pet'h
called has created acknowledgement Interest," as tue
recent ,one 'upholding the ruling OF fhshop "e''o
SON of.Cohmbus. Ohio. The Bishop ordered mat
no one engaged In the liquor traffic shouid ne au-
r,u,.a % ,,en-bership in the various societies con-
nected with or'forming part of the working iorce
Of the church, organization. The Apos'ohc De''s"'e
gave his opinion sustaining the Blsh'p "rs', anu
when a rehearing was suggested ne rea'"''"VN "7
opinton in words, which prtntedTn yesterdayS
Tribune
There IA a deeper significance In this decision
than appears on, the surface as a Tribune reporter
learned yesterday In the course OF series OF m
teryiews which he had with Cathoic lavfhe" anu
with priests: but rhe priests VINO were al NOME n'.
agreed to say anything in uruual'hed approval o'
m. dec,s,op were averse to having their names
published at present at, least until ArchoisnoP
Corrisan has been heard from; on the subject
HAS THE POPE APPROVED?
1t is believed that the Apostolic delegate 'housh
having full power TO act In ti's case aS "''' 90
in all others pertaining to the government OF the
Church in the United States wouldanot make known
such a radical decision without FIRST consuming
por,. That the 'Pope approved oftit seems there
fore certain.
II was as easy 20 find a Cathode priest here
yesterday as to find four-eaf Clover ArV"-
b,shop Corrigan and his private SECRETARY. Father
and will not be back for few days AT the "a
thedral rectory the Rev. Michael j. I'a~He was not
averse 20 expressing his views. but he'did 80 eau
. tiouely This is what he said;
Tn. decision seems to be on i a,be1 Bishop to
pass laws similar those enacted ny MohSIsm n,
Wa ssssion not ms ony ams the light
but commends the spirit WHEREBY ~ = fnr he
don't think it is meant TO De ma"ua'0'' " wv
B" !, clearly the mind Of the Da C 10 Ts
press as much may be the many any r,sn rae
cesses and abuses connected with the an Question
do not care TO be quoted on the m nan qH ncaiv
AZ not link any hard and rules will be laid
a diocese whose conditions necessarily are "iu0'
wsn II Understood however that the Catholic
Church during the last twenty va i,ouor frame
tn, aeeo on o, ine Know for fact that Caho
lies have been gradually getting out OF inc DUST I,
ness because they or h oSand soE many Catholics
are actually engaged In the pu business ~ ,ss everv
but do know the number is CROWNS ''' ''
MR.. CALIANAN's VIEWS.
Lawrence ]. Callahan. the well-known "ho'eSa'.
grocer in vesey-st. IS one OF the most proinii.,
and influential Irish-American Cathohcs III WI,
c,,v Mr. Callahan Is active in works of munic,pai
..torr, s,d AZ the recent convention Of Good Gov
eminent Clubs he was elected treasurer "ne'
asked for HI: opinion Of the decision ne A1
II think it Is most excellent thins'
.'Wil II be enforced?
"It most decidedly should be; and II could OBTAIN
the ear OF Archbishop Corrigan, and II ne wou'u
h.rken 20 the We've OF such humble indivinual
as myself II most certainly wo1id pe mn" bu:
Ar 2nSs s ths when any new Of CON
sequence arise that were not fofeseen; wav have
sGsS ear 20" and everybody else is shut out nv.
much "a as%ane fDT B a
sons diocese? he was asked ., su-or,ss There
n. s Standing n I" 81 'SsF
this community eopardireG by he anar dealers
are the support in great measure OF Tamm many
Hall and Consequently Of bad Government os uhe
Which they are permitted TO hold in many OF these
hays .ny pac isT
ana they are travelling that way even day In
,hs sy p Ss Saps TS q
Apostolic Delegate. in supporting The bs sS Oh
rsspeesns 10 i many o, the
that business and Pra.ing them TOT nh'eerW c,de
fbem as Officers Of these church organizations 50
long a s onsF SS w mfn p Se who
things to me on this matter which kn c va ar
NOT true but how one refute them on-hand
gs 's'''"n Of '1s D on.v.a :, pu, into ense,
Il think il would The word of Monslgnor Sa an3
Is law and the learned Archbishop Of Lepap,o seems
70 enforce his decisions when once promulgated
GOOD THING FOR THE CHURCH.
DR. Henry Carey. the druggist. at Thirteth-st.
and second-ave.. one Of the most prominent OF inc
parishoners Of st. Stephens. praised the oec'son
Of Monsignor Satolli IF the order Is carried out
,s,d he 80, will be one OF the things that eve.
happened for the Catholic Church In this country.
You know am something OF a Temperance re-
former myself. and when Americans understand
how serious and important is the step tha' mas
thus been taken by the highest authority OF the
Church In this country. they will have less reason
for the existence Of such absurd organizations as
the A. p A. OF course. the fact is not objected 10
ers. but rather the fact that they enabled
TO WELD such great p3c oa pSntejae l among
them either =,
stnence Union Of America said that the Apostolic
Delegates declaration is one OF the most Important
Ts1 srf has never Before said he decision
on the mooted points OF liquor trate and liquor OT
cam mistake the words the meaning Of the o Ut.
Of the s anhoy to pssk The
effect on the Church may at first be doubtful. but
afterward will be seen 10 rebound TO It's grea'er
glory" l., MI, no, .,d
ANDY" Horn. whose place is In Park ROW SAID
that ne believed the majority OF the liquor dealers
in this city were Catholics and SAID ne, they
Conduct their business in an upright. straghtfoar,
ward and honorable way. and do not see Why
thew should be Disseminated against In any way
either by Church law or civil lay have pe ssy u
have conducted my business other than honesty
I've asked no man 70 come In here 70 puy h9l .r
and no man who had too much could get drinh
here l am OF the opinion that there are othei
classes more in need OF accommodation thah We
are"
ENFORCEMENT NIGHT MEAN Rebellion
Barney" Kearns's place at Fourteenth-st anc
cH,-s 80 49, raa.on - ga pearneea 10 Tammany