New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-11
RECEPTION FOR SATOLLI.
THRONG GREETS HIN.
Says He Hopes for Extension of
american Civilization.

ond laymen were present last evening at recep-
ton for Cardinal Satolli. at the residence OF
Archbishop Farley.
! The ground floor OF the residence was given
| up TO the throng that called between and 10
o'clock. The decorations consisted OF the PapaI
flags intertwined with the Stars and Stripes. and
| OF cut flowers.
Cardinal Satolli. supported by Archbishop
Farley and Monsignor Laveue. received in the
parlors. Previous to the reception Monsgnor
Lavelle made an address Of welcome 10 the for
mer Apostolic Delegate. Monsignor Lavelle said
in part
The, The Most Reverend Archbishop of New York. the
most hearty welcome 70 our city ana to our shores
shS bo 6h Of 9 the and Hn Sa
Precious renewals OF the friendships formed In
Inc past snail DC laden with results redounding
the advantage of Catholicity i'll our country. TO
your own unaying faith, to spread Of the latin
throughout the world. and TO the success of the
administration of the supreme Ponun. have al
glorious Pope Plus X anu 10 rove 50 "eii' ''e
There is good reason why all the American Cath
olcs should extend to you the warm hand OF
cordial greeting and to rejoice seeing you among
with US made a and most fruitful epoch in
our m history: The great Pope Leo XIII had heard
t soT hd OF the Western world His democratic
tTiumphs OF the faith in the midst OF institutions
hitherto untried He desired to show a special
us by the strongest ties TO himself and TO the
Holy See, through the establishment among us Of
alty. adjudcate all questions OF differences and per-
US and the Mother Church Of Rome To accomplish
~ NV, was no easy task For years the very mention
the American press and people outside the church
not realize or even conceive the advantages Of the
that the man to accomplish this great work must be
genius Of courage tact. knowledge Of men. love Of
not only deserves success. but always commands
MS eagle eye picked out the right man for the rght
place the eloquent learned. forcibe and practical
You came TO us gladly at the command Of the
d F4p,, ana you apored among s US toe
Apostolic Delegation is firmly established in the
on Which it stands as the grand od aS
hope. our pride and our joy. is imbedded in the
hearts OF the American Catholic people. The
Apostolic Delegation has nlaximized the enforce
Innimized the operations of caprice. 1t has strength
ened the weak and made the strong more wisely
length and breadth Of the land who does not recog-
nize its benehcent character, and IL has the
spect and confidence of the whole American people
While Monsignor Lovelle was delivering the 4
address of welcome the Cardinals eyes We're
fixed the carpet. BY facial expression and
a slight bowling he marked HIS appreciation OF
the compliments paid to the Pope and himself
Cardinal SatollTs reply was in Italian. Be-
ginning slowly he by gesture and voice
showed himself 10 be one Of the foremost
Italian orators of his Church. He said in part:
Three times has it been my good fortune to visit
when ! came TO the celebration OF the centenary
M cond v 9 %as sH @ m he es
Of Pope Leo XIII. 10 show the warm interest the
Of this. great Republic, and the hopes he held for
caSion ! had the honor OF founding the Apostohc
delegation at Washington in the interests Of the
Fe .53s well, as I was about 70 san Pope
Leo told ne he looted with falling tears on the
hued with great 10Y al seeing the progress Of lib
am only repeating the words Of the present
Holy Father. Plus y. who hopes that the Ameri-
peoples still lacking the blessings OF American
liberty and American civil cation. MAY the God Of
shadow OF His divine providence,
Besides the Archbishop and Monsignor La
vele. there were with the Cardinal Bishop Nc
Donnell OF Brooklyn. Bishop Cusack and several
monsignors Mayor Mcclellan was one OF the I
early callers He was accompanied by ex-Cor-
poration Counsel John Whalen Word was sent
TO Monsign Lavelle that the Mayor in the
room, and he searched through all the rooms
for him He finally turned TO one Of the priests
and asked him II he had seen the Mayor
why. yes. father" the priest replied. There
he is over in the corner holding levee Of his
own"
The Mayor was surrounded by more than a
hundred men. all eager 10 shake his hand
Monsignor Lavelle grasped the Mayor by the
hand and asked
yet? was afraid you had to stand in line"
"Oh, no. said the Mayor. Il was exceptionally f,
honored. Mr.. Whalen took me directly to his /
eIninence. and we had a very pleasant chat"
Cardinal Satolli accompanied by DR.. Mac |
Mackin, yesterday visited St Francis Xavier's /
College, in Fifteenth St. after which he went TO |
the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he con- /
graduated General di Cesnola the progress (
that had been made in the building and In the /
art collection.
Cardinal SatolH and Archbishop Farley will |
inspect the rapid transit and Pennsylvania tun- |
nels to-day. They will leave the archbishops /
residence at a. IN. in automobile, and 20 /
first to the site of the Pennsylvania station. |
They will also see the work that is being done /
by the Central Railroad I'm its yards and tunnel. /
Later to-day Cardinal Satoili goes TO Bati- /
more 10 pay visit to Cardinal Gibbons. He |
will return Monday to say mass III the Italian /
Church Of St Anthony. in Sullivan-st.. where /
his cousin, the Rev. Uvaldo MAXWELL. is pastor. /
From there he goes with nr. Zahm to the Uni !
versity OF NOtre Dame, Indiana. TO be present /
at the commencement exercises On June Il he |
will visit Washington, when he will probably |
pay his respects To the President. After that |
he will start for st. Louis.