The evening world., 1903-08-12

william A. Pecher. the cathedral organ
list and choir director.
While the choir sang the clergy of
the diocese in the order OF seniority
approached the archepiscopal throne
and, kneeling. kissed the Archbishop's
ring in token of obedience and loyalty.
Attended by Mgr. Mooney.
Archbishop Farley was attended at
the throne by Rt. Rev. Mgr. Mooney.
Hicar-General. as assistant priest, with
j. Kane as deacons Of honor.
When the ceremony Of recognition
was ended. solemn pontitcal mass Vas
begun; The celebrant was the RI. Rev;
Rev. r. NJ. Sweeney as mass deacon
and Rev. John A. Kedner, su6deacon,
and Revs. p. j. Hayes and j. V. Lewis
masters OF ceremonies. After the g9s-
pei the sermon was preached by Rt.
Rev; Bernard l, McQuaid, Bishop OF
Rochester.
When mass was ended Father La
velle entered the pulpit and read the
Papa bull proclaiminS Archbishop Far
ley's appointment and announced the
granting Of the Papal blessing. The
ceremony of invest!ture was then begun
Wearing the pallium Archbishop Far
ley was conducted back to his throne,
where Rev. James Mcclellan, pastor "
St. Peters Church, read TO him an adj
dress on behalf of the clergy of the dio-
cese. He said in part:
Address of the Clergy.
"A little more than one wear. has
elapsed since God called to Himself and
copate, Michael Augustine Corrigan: a
prelatc known by his zeal. his learning
and his virtue, not only in the land Of
his birth, but throughout the Catholic
world, which mourned with us, his
clergy and his people, what seemed at
the time an inopportune and almost ir-
reparable loss.
"He was in every way a worthy sue
cessor OF the ,providential prelates with
whom this diocese had peer blessed
since its creation. The name OF CORR.
chain OF Connolly, Du Bots. Hughes and
McCloskey. Tnder these pastors. the
century growth OF this portion OF the
Church seemed little less h miracu-
Ions.
Farewell to Dead Pope.
when Divine Providence widowed
this archdiocese. and when a universal
grief proclaimed our loss, you, Most
Reverend Archbishop, unconscious OF
your believer superior; You had already
laid at the feet OF the Sovereign Pontiff,
whose death the world now mourns ana
whose life a whole world praises. the
evidences of attachment TO Peters See,
In which we Of this part of the catholic
world proudly claim a pre-emlnence.
Your heart was gladdenod by a paternal
embrace that for its warmth was seldom
accorded to prelates who knelt at the
feet OF the great Leo: you heard words
Of commentator OF our late Archbishop,
OF his diocese and of u ountr with
which you hoped soon after to gladden.
the heart of him whose auxiliary bishop
o were, little dreaming during your
travels that YOU would ind on your re-
turn n vacant archleplscopal throne.
MAY you not consider 1t a manifesto
ton OF the divine will that during your
absence the clergy with one voice, that
was the echo Of the wishes OF every one
OF the faithful In the archdiocese, be-
sought Rome to fill again that LUIS
in naming you as successor TO me great
Archbishop whom yo loved and SO long
served as priest, pastor. vica~r-genefa
and bishop"
Justice O'DrIcn's Address.
on behalf OF tho lalty of the diocese
Morgan j. O'Bricn, Justice o: the SUI
irene Court, then approached the
Sanctuary and read an address. He be-
ran with tributes to the late Archbishop
2'nrrirnn. and in touching upon Pope
Leo's selection OF Archbishop Farley as
hIs successor paid n tribute to the late
Pontiff, whose work In building up the
tasted with the earthly empire building
~ Cecil Rhodes. In concluding he said:
Nt,From the day that Father Jogues, the
arst Jesuit missionary. the first martyr,
who sanctiied the soil with HE blood,
The history OF Catholicity has been a
men and steady and continuous growth,
From the gaiaNy of great names IL II
not natural to select the Bishops and
ArchbIshops who have so wisely gov
erned this archdiocese-Bishops Connolly
and Du Bots, the great Archblshop
and the scholarly and beloved Arch
fishon rerrlganY The mast history of