The Washington times., 1902-02-07
CRANK TO HEALTH
OF Pope LEO XIII
Feature of Banquet of the
Carroll Institute.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND 4 GUEST.
Churcimnn Delivered Stirring sd-
dress on the Need of Young Cath
o1ics to BE Loyal to Their Country
Rev. DIR. Shnhnn ENnIts Pope.

The membership of Carroll Institute
and number OF distinguished guests as
sembled around the festal board last night
and displayed devotion for their God, their
church, and their country
The occasion was the annual banquet of
the organization, and the guest of honor
was Archbishop Ireland. Seated at the
same table with him were four other emf
nent Roman Catholic divines-Rev. Dr..
Shahan, Rev. DR.. Stafford the Rev. T. ].
Mulvaney, and the Rev. John Gaynor.
Archbishop Ireland Introduced.
Archbishop Ireland was introduced to
those present by MIR. Michael J. Keane,
president of the Carroll Institute. and de-
livered a short but stirring address on
the need of young Catholics to be loyal
to their country. He said, in part:
THE very presence of young men as
sembled here tonight recalls to me the
memory of days long gone by, when l
was young and was imbued with the en-
thusiasm and the poetry OF life. l love
to be among Catholic young men, for my
whole life is wrapped up in the hopes of
the holy Church, the hopes Of which are
Catholics Must Do Their Duty.
: "All that is necessary to make the
catholic Church known and loved is for
young Catholics to do their duty. show
ing in everyday life that they are living
exemplars of the Catholic faith We are
Catholics when We say we are the chill
dren of Chrst's only church.
r ho ,rorld
the Catholic faith, without intelligence
10 stand by it as hand maiden suffers.
We need an intelligent Iaity, who under
stand the doctrines of the holy church.
Go forth in the country as though you
had right to do so, and were protected
in your right. Let there be no grumbling
NO complaint. There is a tendency on the
part OF the Catholics in America to desire
to be half prosecuted. They are never
satisfied. They think because they are
Catholics they should suffer.
Il say put down this system of COM
plant. There is no spot on earth where
the Catholic receives more fair play and
justice than in this very country Of ours"
Army and Navy ChnpIuins.
+ Twenty-Five years ago the Catholic
laity went about saying that the United
States prosecuted Catholics by not ap-
pointing Catholic priests 10 chaplaincies
in the army and navy. Yet no one took
the initiative in asking for such appoint
ment until l came to Washington fifteen
years ago and made the request.
After my request had been granted by
the Government l could not find a single
priest willing to come. And yet at the
same time the Catholic laity of Chicago
protested against the Government prose-
cutting Catholics, in that there was not
q single army or navy chaplain of that
faith
Let all Catholics be true to themse
and their country. Love your flag. 1t is
your flag. Demonstrate to the world your
citizen manhood, and that the Catholic
Church is a great church, and its future
assured"
Rev. DR.. Thomas ]. Shahan responded
to the first toast, Leo XIII"
The toastmaster of the evening was MIR.
John J. Nolan, the treasurer of the in
stitute.
Those Present Mt Banquet.
Among those present at the banquet
were: Archbishop ireland, Rev. DR.. Sha-
han, Rev. DR.. Stafford, the Rev. T J. Null
vaney, the Rev. John Gaynor, Senator
Kearns of Utah; Maj. Edmond Mallet,
and Messrs. T Y. Powderly, d. J. Murphy,
Tom O'Reilly. N. Z. Sloane. Ed ]. Han
nan, NJ. J. Keane, n. H. Shea, John j.
Nolan, W. H. de Lacey, James F. Shea,
p. J. Drury, ". NJ. Drury, P. A. Drury,
Arthur Small, p. F. Carr, J. J. Meehan,
E. F. Gibbons. of Texas; John T. Crowley
Brennan, Thomas V. Smith Alfred j.
Smith, Ed P. Harrington W. F. Harring-
ton. W. F. Hart, W. B. DAILY, W d. No
Ian W. V. Price, DR.. P. P. Moran Ed Ken
neGy, Howard B. Hodge L. J. Kearney,
Charles Pitcher, p. J. Byrnes. Francis Mil
Ter, r. E. White, F. P. May, Warren NJ.
Whyte, John R. Galloway, John Quinn,
Ed J. Quinn, C. W. Hayes, DR.. A. J. Faust,
]. J. Murphy, II. W. Sohon. J. d. Sullivan
T. F. Keliher, ]. L. Heiskell, James ~
Cahill, George T. Cox, P. C. J. Treanor
DR.. Darcy Magee, W. J. Hughes, F. P.
Madigan, C. A. Gibson Bernard F.
Locroft, John J. Connolly, Mr.. a. Keane,
p. J. Walshe, Lawrence Mangan.
W. H. Emery, W. L. Solean,
J, P. Myers, W. S. Richardson,
Joseph NJ. Mckee, p. S. Warren, Ed
voight, Gus Voight, ". E. Warren. Giles
Dyer, Alex S. Clarke, James II. Clarke,
Franz II. Ridgway, John H. Bsrssr, VIII
liam D. Slaughter, Charles 5. Dove, Dr..
Holden, VI. ]. Keane, ]. Ed Mitchell W.
J. Frizzell, ]. r. Hartmann, ]. J. Jordan,
J. A. Mccarthy, Eugene r. Mccarthy.