The Irish standard., 1896-10-17

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Sdock He met Archbishop Martinelli IN
\ the grand saloon, and soon the. twosWere
V chatting saffably. Isl $ 81 IL ;s
Besides Archbishop Corrgan and Fa-
ther Connolly, Mgr. Sbaretti, the auditor
OF the PapaI delegation at Washington,
Il bishop Burke Of Albany, and Father Fee
digan, who had been acting for Father
Driscoll, were at the pier when Arch
bishop Martinelli arrived and they greet
ed him aboard the steamer. After chat
ting with those who came to receive him
Archbishop Martinelh entered Archb;sh-
OPP Cofrigan' s carriage and was taken to
the Archepiscopal residence on Madison
avenue. There the new Apostolic Del
egate had short rest and luncheon. He
received Archbishop Ryan OF FhiladeIl-
phia.
At 3:2O o'clock yesterday afternoon
Archbishop MartineNf started for Wash
ington on the private car of Vice-Presi-
dent Thompson Of the Pennsylvania rail-
read. Before he started Bishop Farley
called on him. Major Kelly and his son.
Major John Byrne, and Surveyor Nc
CURE accompanied the party to Washing
ton. ...@5z-
The Rev. Father Driscoll said that
Archbishop Martinelh would rest for sew
eral days. He said the party had trav-
e}ed almost without pause to this coun-
try from Rome, and a rest was needed.
Father Driscoll said they had a pleasant
time despite the fatiguing journey. By
the kindness of Vice-Consul ]. M. Wood
in Rome, who gave them a letter to the
officials in all the ports they passed
through, they were enabled to hasten the
transportation OF their baggage. DR..
Rocker said that Cardinal Satollfs term
as Apostolic Delegate would end as soon
as Archbishop Martinelli reached the
headquarters of the delegation at Wash
ington. It Was known that Arch bishop
Martinelli carried Cardinal SatOlH's let
ter of recall from the Cardinal Perfect of
the Propaganda Cardinal Satolli Will
remain, however, for a few days at the
delegation headquarters to acquaint his
successor with the routine OF the admin
tstration. .'Es
Just what powers the new Apostolic
Delegate has is not known. He said
they did not exceed those Of Cardinal
Satolli and that probably specific in
etructions from Rome We're now on the
way It was popularity believed that
Cardinal Satolli's power was absolute in
ecclesiastical affairs.
The commission to the Apostolic Del
egate reads as follows:
Venerable Brother: Holding you in
very especial affection, we, by our. apos-
toltc authority and by virtue OF the pres
emit letters do elect, make and declare
you to be Apostolic Delegate in the Unit
ed States of America, at the good pleas
ure Of ourself and this Holy See. We
grant you all, and singly, the powers nee
essary for the carrying on Of such dele
CATION. We command all whom it con-
Germs to recognize in you, as Apostolic
Delegate, the supreme power of the dele
cation Pontiff.
eve command that they give you aid,
concurrence and obedience In all things;
that they receive with reverence your
salutary adlnonition and orders. What
ever sentence or penalty you shall de-
clare or infiict against those who oppose
your authority we will ratify, and, with
the authority given us by the Lord, will
cause to be observed inviolably until con-
dign satisfaction be made, notwithstand-
ing constitutions and apostolic ordi-
nances, or any other thing to the con-
trary.
The commission is signed by the Pope
and bears the seal of the Fisherman's
ring. The fact that Pope Leo ignored
the custom and tradition of the Roman
GlplOm@Clc scnOOi IN appointing MSF.
Martinelli, a monk, to take the, mission
to the Church of the United States
caused some surprise in Rome. Mgr.
Martinelli had to be elevated to the office
of Archbishop before he could assume
the duties made Incumbent on him by
his appointment. He was consecrated on
Aug. %, in the Sistine Chapel in Rome by
Cardinal Rampolla, secretary of state.
The new Apostolic Delegate, by the re-
quirement of the order Of which he is
the head, must be poor man The
members of the order of st. Augustine
are not allowed to accumulate wealth.
Mgr. Martinelli has, however, the repu-
tation of clever business man.