New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-21

VIII lie in state in the cathedral at Westrnin-
ster another monument to Cardinal Vaughan's
work, and will be buried at St Josephs College
His Eminence Herbert Alfred Vaughan Cardinal
Archbishop Of Westminster. was the Roman Cath
ole Prinate of England Dr. Vaughan was the
eldest son Of Lieutenant Colonel John T. Vaughan
OF Courtfeld. Hertfordshire, ana was born at
Gloucester April Is, 1882. He was originally IN
tended for the army, and had actually been
gazetted to a commission in the Guards when ne
decided to adopt the vocation Of a priest Indeed
all the yaughans for generations have been either
priests soldiers. Three uncles OF the Archpishop
became priests, one being now Bishop of Plymouth
OF the thirteen children Of Colonel Vaughan SIX
sons became priests and four daughters became
When Herbert entered holy orders he coded the
family estates to his next younger brother. Inc
latter, who finally became Archbishop OF sidney
followed the same course, as did his younger
brothers, until the estate came into possesSloh VI
the fifth son, Colonel Vaughan.
The future Archbishop spent two years at Stony
hurst College. and then. in 1884, was sent to the
French Jesuit College at BTugelette. belgium
Thence he went to Rome, where, contemporary
of Manning, then studying for the Cathohc priest
hood he studied il the Academia del Nobih Eccle~
siastici At the age Of twenty-five he was or
dained a deacon at Lucca. On his return 10 Eng
land he joined the Oblates Of st. Charies' con-
gregation of secular priests founded at Bayswater
he was sent to St Edmund's College near ware,
Of which he vice-principal until 1867. Inc
following year he came to America III oIuer u
gather funds for founding a missionary college,
and collected nearly 100000 for that purpose III
1869 he founded St Josephs Foreign Missionary
Collage at Mill Hill, Middlesex, and thereafter
remained its president In 1871 he accompanied ~
MARYLAND the first detachment of priests VINO were
sent from that institution to the negroes OF the
United States.
DR.
nominated by Pope Plus TX to the vacant bishopric
of Stafford, and consecrated In his catneoral
on October Is, 1872 At Stafford he at once began
70 strive for the social betterment OF the pofoush
He identified himself with the crusaoe against III
temperance he undertook to improve the condl-
tion of the dwellings of the people, and gave MS
personal attention the work OF rescung OUT
cast children. In addition to the spiritual anu
social condition Of his people he saw the need OF
bet1er commercial training, and for that purpose
built St Bede's College at Manchester. HIS otner
hniIdinp enterprises at Manchester included the
erection Of a new diocesan seminary 1or PiieS''
after It the deatn of Cardinal Manning. early in
dS9 3b Standardization of the Propaganda to the
See OF Westminster. On May L OF tndL ye5I + ne
nsiiium on August i6 January Of the follow
ing year the Archbishop was s. mmonea 10 h1ia9
priest of SITS. Andrew and Gregory on the ooeliah
Cardinal Vaughan the. proprietor Of The ne
Tablet" THE Dublin Review" and nIhe ram o.
GIIrE Fathers"
influential Roman Catholic organ IN the NolIu;
TrroIIgh this and his other magazines ne eAeLSSeu
a vide influence over the English Roman cam
olics and hence over English affairs generaliy he
also acquired q considerable reputation as
preacher and was a prolific pamphleteer. a speech
Of his in which he dweIt on the validity OF A DEL
can orders led to a long controversy IN Inc
London Times and other newspapers IN the au-
tumn of 1894 . ., 20 enc rornar
Catholic celebration OF the thirteenth centenary VI
fhe landing of St. Augustine and MS MONKS at
Thhsfieet Cardinal Vaughan delivered an ADDRESS
which was REGARDED the Roman answer 10 Ile
lambeth Conference of that year In II he en- en-
nhaszed ''the divine purpose OF visible unity
b5-none CHRISTIANS as a fact of revelation,
Tho Cardinals name figured prominently In con-
nection with that of DR.. st. George Mlvart whom MON
he inhibited from the sacraments In January, 1yu
The eminent Catholic scientist had pubhshed ms
views on inspiration and infability in two kondo
reviews and then refused to sign the conItssIoh
nf faith which Cardinal Vaughan eXacted. Inc
cnrtTny-ersv came to an end with the death or Dr
Mivart a few months later .,. o.
The Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster was
raea rded as one of the most popular eccIeslaSuc
in Great Britain and there had been some taIk OF
the possibility of his succession to Pope Leo AIIl
In february of this year the hon , Alge s t;
Charles Stanley, cousin OF Dean STANLEY, OF tLe
Church of England was appointed coao!!mitor 70
Cardinal Vaughan and 1t is thought ne VIII prop-
succeed him.