New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
TUE RECALL OF SATOLLI.
,rvrD OF HIS DUTIES HERE AND HIS
SUCCESSOR NAMED.
GOES BACK TO ROME TO TAKE UP WORK AS

GOES BACK TO ROME TO TAKE UP WORK AS
." ,,rNBER OF THE COLLEGE OF CARDINALS.
-rrors as to the recalling Of Cardinal Satolli
ny hove been current for several weeks were
"s,ad Yesterday by report from Washington
CON-. effect that the former Papal Ablegate had
nlv been relieved of his duties in this country,
no. .hot his successor had been appointed and
ou "a soon arrive in the United States Monsignor
v.O,"onio Titular Archbishop of Acerenja. is the
slate named in the oispatch as the probable sue
~ ~ Cardinal Satolli.
e. . Rev William OBrien Pardow. provincial Of
Iosu,t Order seen yesterday at his office, in
20 ". 9. Francis Xavier rectory and when asked
c.,o,'s departure from this country said that 1t
" s,nply what had been expected "He told me
r davs ago." said Father Pardow. when
'' Of Worcester. that he would soon leave this
,rv and that he was about to return to New
-, % prepare for his departure. If he knew any
~ a. that time about his successor" continued
-,har Pardow, "he did not make 1t known, and
n, whether he had any information on the sub
w., Cardinal Satolli endeared himself to the clergy
r,rg his residence here. and his departure Will
80 much regret President J. Havens Richards.
20 ,ns Georgetown College. expressed the sentiment
" ~ when he said TO the Cardinal on the occasion
'. .,o farewell visit: You came TO us as an angel
'. a.cs You sent by the Vicar Of the Prince
" peacs as an apostle of unity and harmony. 1t
..o-esore think, peculiarly fitting that as the
Ting In so especial a manner Catholic clergy
~, Isv ard all the citizens OF the country, /
A,d sneak in their name and bid you an affection
~ farewell All think that way Of Sato" he
,,rpei He took great interest in everything
,u.rcan and became thoroughly familiar with
a,v,blng from the procedure in the houses of
co,cress 10 the game OF baseball. To show his
ress and how rapidly he grasps matters" Father
psrdow said. we went to witness i game of base
!. a, IN Worcester Before going explained the
ana 10 Cardinal Satol. He became much inter-
go and on the way home said: The success Of
,bs game. ii seems TO me, rests entirely with the
pEESsiber Pardow knew nothing to the Cardinals
Sbs Rev Thomas J. Ducey knew nothing about
csndna Satolus successor when he was seen yes
,~dav bv a Tribune reporter, and could give no m
srmsfion on that score but as TO Cardinal Satoln.
nsnm he has defended in the columns or the Irib-
ms several times against the attacks or anony-
rn,s and hidden enemies he said: My relations
Lin the Apostolic Delegate are peasant ana lrlehi-
" The recall Of Cardinal Satolli has been lookei
Z, nv every one He has accomplished most dlifl-
ss, mission and l trust his successor, MonsiSior
raiconio viii win the respect and confidence of the
.msTcan citizens and be equally successful IN his
~. 70 the cause Of Satollis recall Father Ducey
I'D. "yyJlen a delegate IS made Cardinal ne IS
49, sra;v allowed TO remain absent from Rome. He
s.vsss smp,v and purely because his mission j.
..ss5 and work awaits him to be done in Rome as
s : member OF the College of Cardinals