New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-05
manity which would stand for ever as monu-
ment TO his honor and glory.


In introducing Bishop McQuad, Of Rochester.
70 speak to the toast "Our Country" Bishop
Farley said that this was the greatest country
that lived for. bled for. or died FOR
Now that It was engaged in a deadly struggle.
the Catholics OF the country would be among
the first to risk their lives in its defence oI'eat
applause)
Bishop McQuaid was received WIN the sing
ing of the Red. White and Blue" led by Arch
bishop Ryan. of Philadelphia He said;
A child of this great city OF New-York. feel
that love Of country down to the very mario"
II my bones. that love which is born Witn!h
US. and In which the country shall find It's Sc
curity against whatever clements OF passion 'lse Use
NJ to assail It. We Americans know that we
have a country to live for. 10 build up, ana W
leave TO those who come after us, to make Oh IL
the home Of tho oppressed for those who come
To not as heggars. but as willing haNus 10
assist in the upbui.dlng Of this Republic. Nheh
We find that the principles underlying our ',os
eminent are those which make people sIea, ~
noble. have not cause TO he PROUD Oh NE
country Of ours? The nations or Europe nav
again and again pointed Al us the nhs.I ~.
scorn. and have taken pains 10 olazon our sa,
and falngs to the world. But we are not look-
ing for lessons from EuroIe. We want a Coul-
try unshackled by the chains or European 10
toms. our forefathers laid down 10! uS p .'nh
Ciplcs that are abiding. ana am ~ - aoa
n believer in armies ard naves as In the Eooh.
strong common scrse of the American Pr"oP.r.,
| believe in an army that VIII emtraC" al M
reonIe which vim enable us TO defy the world.
and In time Of war 10 call not a milllon; put zen
million men into the heli. Tten shaIl W. pe
Z
arcbrishon Williams Of Boston spoke o.
",Icw York and New-England" and paid high
tribute 70 the memory 81 Archbishop Huehts
Tho CITY Of New-York" was responded 10 ny
the Rev Father Dougherty. who spoke OF the
charities fostercd and promoted In thls Gig
when the cause Of patriotism calls ne sdlT
".be mon who Will he foremost in the fight VIII
be those of New-York There need he no danger
Of the dimming Of a single star IN lhe nag ~
long as there is left a man In New orK 10 ue
| fend it." ,-,oc,, N
| the toast Of The Clergy and Laiy
This afternoon the children of the paroChi"'
! schools will present address 20 me AlSH-
/ bishop. Representatives will attend the atm i'1,
/ dral from each school. and the Archblsnop VIII
reply to the address
BIG RECEPTION TONIGHT
The ,ubroe reception will be given this even
ing in the Metropolitan Opera House. Justice
roeonh + Dalv will preside and addresses VIII
be delivered by ". Bourke Cochran, Eioridse
r Gerry and Elihu Root An address VIII be
made by Bishop Farley on presenting ce' WI va
cate OF the cancellation Of the DEBT OF s-'oooo
on ~. Seminary or St Joseph It ia expected
that Cardinal Gibbons Will he present ana
o,,o,o ,ha other prominent cccelesastics who
! have promised 10 attend are Monsignor Maru-
reu Archbishop Ryan 81 Philadelphia. Arch-
h,ehon Williams Of Boston. Archbishop Chap-
nolle ~ Now-Orleans. Bishop Chatard. Ihdl-
anapolis Bishop Horstnann. Cleveland; b,sn y
M~Closkey. Louisville: Bishop Quigley' FulIn,"'
/ Efshon Gahriels OgGenshurg Bishop M'I'otl-
/ III a. .oll,.r. Elshop Iudden. Syracuse bsh-
On McFaU Trenton. Bishop McQuade. Koches-
t.. Bishop Burke. Albany, and Bishop "iss",'
Newark. \ large number OF wen N'''"''
| lie lavnen viii also 10 present A..
In connection with the jubilee. bronze va IA, =
| lat hooring the names II 2GO subscribers "I.
,r,buted toward defray.ng the expenses OF
~. ~, 10y oi.or twenty wears ago was placed on
Ne erstle side OF altar on