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admirable addresses, the one by Judge
Keily welcoming Cardinal SatolIi to ST
raul and the other by his eminence in
response to that welcome, would be so
the attempt.
But l am glad to be able, in few
Morgs, TO give expression to the deep
the people of St Paul came n forW Wa l'ii T.,
sucn magnificent manner to do honor
70 ms eminence, Cardinal Satolli 1 am
am proud of them
Your eminence, you may travel through
many a CHIMES; believe me, you will find
church SO anxious for her sake and for
thelr own sake to show themselves the
yes ana foremost in every good work, as
the people now standing before you
nour emlnence We do, indeed. give
you hearty welcome. You have always
peen the friend of st. Paul. 1t has been
my nonor often to meet you in America
ana IN the city on the Tiber, and always
ana ever you extended to me, and through
me me TO those over whom it was given me
W wy no,y cnur e to preside the heartiest
the Catholics of ST. Paul offer in return
some slight testimonial, for that constant
ana enduring friendship.
You have always been a friend of
america and of the church of America.
we have. with all our countrymen. re-
J J.3d that near the throne of Peter there
was one nigh in authority, with the right
10 speak,, who knew America, who loved
america. who was willing to serve Amer
lea.
Your. visit to the United States in this
year OF grace 1904 cemented more strong
~ than ever the bonds uniting you and
the people OF America, and it has brought
nome to US all, in vivid eolorings, that
great principle of religious unity that
UNITY embodied in the successor of st.
Peter through whom Catholics the world
are all one brotherhood. because they are
Al chlldren of the same spiritual father
rus rus the Tenth, the successor of Peter,
the vicar of Christ
This is for st. Paul memorable even
Ing, SO sweet in it's lessons and inspira-
lions that we trust the time will soon come
visit. (Applause.)
AS bishop 1 unite myself in the invita-
Z ton offered by Judge Kelly and through
when the new cathedral shall rise in its
splendor and majesty on yonder hill you
will come to consecrate it. (Great ap-
plauSe.)
l congratulate the knights of Columbus
on the magnificent testimony of praise
and confidence spoken tonight by his
emlnence. Never since the organization
or the society were such words of COM.
mendat1on OF the Knights of Columbus
spoken by high church authority. That
sentiment in st. Paul will be re-echoed
far and wide, and the knights of Column
bus through America will henceforward
look to st. Paul as the city where the
knights of Columbus received supreme
honor.
Allow me. your eminenee, to say that
you have reason to trust them. They
are the gentlemen of our Catholic laity.
l La; am proud of them; honor them; and.
success IN the future. And, gentlemen.
l am sure 1 interpret your feelings in
asking asking his eminence Cardinal satolli to
depart this evening: (Applause.)
After bestowing his blessing upon the
kneeling, audience the cardinal accepted
III On, IN II,
secration of the new cathedral in these
words: Il accept so kind public invita-
TON ol1ii,s and | intend tonight to promise you
publicly that. lasting my life and good
health. 1 will return to St. Paul on the
occasion of the solemn conservation of
your magnificent cathedral
Among those present at the reception
were noticed:
MAY Mayor Haynes, Of MINNEAPOLIS; William
iamr EMn ;nas. j. G. shsehan. VII
Saltwater st Judge. Quinn. Faribault; New
ell Fl. Clapp: Judge E. w. Bazflle, Judge
H Has; R, Brill; Judge, William LOUIS
ward Lotus, Otto Bremen, Dr., e, B.
Buckley, James R. Hickey, Rudolph
Schiffmann Jr.; r, p. o'Brien, Mark Fftz-
patrick patrick Daniel Bell, Daniel Foley, John
c. w. Copley, John Caulfield J. F.
Mcclure, John d. o'Brien, Thomas D.
o Brien, Cornelius Crowley, Thomas Dag
d..
Soucery John Haas. Henry Haas W. p
hayes Judge John w Finehout, DR.. John
Davern. ]. A. Soucery. H. E. Caulfield
W. J. Caulfield, Henry Dunn, J. I. Farley,
I'll. F. Vessel, P. C. Justus, Matt Bantz
Gov. w. n Yale, DR.. John Wright Rabbi
Shapiro, st. Paul. and many others
Rests During Day
His eminence spent the greater part
of yesterday in rest at the residence of
Archbishop Ireland. He had luncheon
at st. Joseph's academy, which was
also attended by the visiting clergy
men. The cardinal made a few brief
remarks to the superioress and sisters.
AT noon today his eminence will
again meet all of the priests of st. Paul
and those visiting In the city at
luncheon at st. Pauls seminary and in
the evening he will be entertained at
dinner at the home of Mr.. James J.
Hill. Friday morning the cardinal and
visiting priests will be taken for
trolley ride over the lines Of the Twin
City Rapid Transit company, in both
st. Paul and Minneapolis.