The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-20

veyor OF the port Of New York, came
over to Washington as the guests OF the
noble guard
Mgr Satoiii was advised by telegram
this morning that the zucchetto wouio
be conferred this evening, and he sent
out invitations at once TO his friends 70
be present at the lie cation at s o'clock
this evening Those who responded were
s. NJ. Paternotre, Ambassador Of France;
Minister Senior Dupuy de Lone, Minister
| of snain: Minister Pioda, Minister OF
Switzerland Or. Rocker, Mgr. Sbarretu,
| Bishop keane. rector OF the Cathoiic
| University: Father Mcmahon, who found
| cd the Mcmahon Hall Of Philosophy at
the catholic University; Father stephens
Father Gillispie, Father Nagininien, rec
tor Of st. Marys Seminary, Baltimore,
Father Orban, Of the Catholic University;
Major Kelly, Mr.. Mcclure ana Mr..
Nagle.
THE RECEPTION.
At o'clock Mgr. Satolli received the
Noble Guard in the reception-room OF
the legation. Marchcse Sacrapanti. IN
full dress uniform OF Noble Guard. had
with him the red Zucchetto 10 be con-
ferred on Mgr Satolli. lie presented
Mgr Satolli with the consistorial letter,
and In so doing made brief address.
He explained his mission, and SAID that
at the consstory on the 18th OF Novem-
Der last the Holy Father had MADE Arch-
bishop Satolli a Cardinal and had non
ored him by giving him the mission to
bring the insignia and document TO
America. Marchese Sbarretu then open
ed the consistorial letter and read It. 1t
was a brief and official announcement
that the Pope had created Mgr. Satohi
a cardinal
The latter then made speech in ltal-
ian directing Il TO the Noble Guard. AZ
ter eloquently expressing his eratltuoe
for the honor bestowed by the Holy ia
Their. Monsignor Satolli welcomed the
Marchese 10 America.
you viii find. as have found, SAID
Monsignor Satoili, that the people OF
America are second TO none in their gem
erous hospitality You will be received
with the same kindness as / met with
when ! came here a stranger. You VIII
find much to admire and 10 wonder al III
this great country. Much, that 10 YOU
coming from tho Old World. WIZ be new
and marvellous. | am certain, however
that you will admire nothing more IMAM
the wonderful spirit Of union ana Droth-
erly love which prevails in this great
republic. You will see people scattered
over an enormous extent OF country,
with an infinite variety of tastes ana
desires. and of material interests out
all united in the one great object OF
the maintenance Of their constitutional
unity and liberty"
PATRIOTIC SPIRIT
Continuing. he made rather n pointed
reference 20 the Venezuelan matter:
"You have arrived at particularly IN
teresting moment in this regard. Al
a moment when spark mas peeh sehl
throughout the length and breadth Of the
70
It's citizens 10 the danger which is thought
20 menace IT, and whatever may have
been ND TO to-day the dividing interests
of this great people, new manifesta-
ton of patriotic spirit has responded
at once 20 this impulse and in reply
but one voice is heard, proclaiming that
If real danger does threaten, all viii be
united for the common welfare Of the
nation"
lie then took the little red Zucchetto
and placed It on his head, and walked
with the Noble Guard, entering the din
ing-hali, the other guests following,
where wel-appointed banquet was par
taken Of.
As a Cardinal cannot be delegate, the
office he has occupied as Archbishop,
Monsignor Satolli is now pro-delegate.
The ecclesiastics present wore their
sacerdotal raiment and Marchese Sacra-
panti were habited in a military gar
ment. which consisted of trousers Of dark
blue and coat of black cloth. with i'm
mense golden epaulettes and sword.
on January 9TH the berretta will be
conferred on Monsignor Satolli by Car
dina. Gibbons. at Baltimore, which VIII
he the last act Of making him a cardinal.
lie will. however, have TO go TO Rome
in order 20 receive the Cardinals hat,
but at what time he will depart. he Is