New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-15
NEW PRELATES CHOSEN.
Thirteen american Bishops and
Archbshops appointed at Rome.

Rome. Nov 1.-THE second consistory of the
pontihcate OF Pope Plus y, at which the postula-
ton of the pallium for three American archbishops
took place ana ten American bishops were pro-
claimed held this morning. The ceremony
Swallowed by the death OF Cardinal Mocenni
while the ceremony going on.
The PoDtif, dressed in white, entered the Hall Of
the Consistory. and seated himself on the throne
Those present advanced to pay homage, after
which the Pope delivered prayer to the Holy
Ghost. Following this all except the cardinals
left the hall, the consistory was secret. Inc
Pope and cardinals then proclaimed the arch
bishops and bishops already appointed by brier.
The American prelates named were the Most heV
S. G. Messmer, Archbishop of Milwaukee, the
Most Rev Henry Moeller, Archbishop OF Cincln'
natl, and the Most Rev. John j. Glennon Arcb
bishop of St Louis The Most Rev. NJ. F. Howley.
Archbishop of St Johns Newfoundland was also
preconized. For all of these the postuiauon OF te
pallium occurred. The Most Rev Ambrose Aglus'
the Apostolic Delegate to the Philippines was APP
pointed Archbishop of Palmyra; William Stang
Bishop of Fail River Mass; Matas C. Lenehan,
Bishop OF Great Falls, Mont; Joseph !. FOX
Bishop of Green Bay, Wis; j. B. Delaney BISHOP
OF Manchester, n H; Cornelius Van dc Nen'
Bishop of Natchitoches. La; John Carroll Bishop
of Helena. Mont: James Davis. coadJutor, with
right of succession the Bishop of Davenport.
Iowa and also nominated ttular Bishop or MILO
potamus; Thomas +. Lillis. Bishop or LeaVenWorth'
Kan; ]. !. Hartley. Bishop of Columbus ONO;
IL,
and also appointed titular Bishop of Temiscyra;
D. J. ScoIIard Bishop of the new diocese of st.
Mary Ormense Peterborough, Canada; Nell Nc
Neil Bishop of St. Georges. Newfoundland; j.
Archambault Bishop of toilette. Quebec; Emanuel
Rivera Coadiutor Bishop of Queretaro, Mexico,
with right of succession and appointed titular
Bishop of Carpasia and Amelio Torres Louz,
Bishop Of Cienfuesos. Cuba.
Immediately afterward the Pope held semi
public consIstory, preliminary to the ceremony OF
4 Ga1rl "a
Barnabite, and Blessed Gerardo MALTA, the Re-
demptorist which takes place next month.
The ConsistoTial Advocate reported on the lives,
virtues and miracles of the saints. being an
swered in the name of the Pontlf by Monsisnor
Sardi.
All agree that, outside of the fact that he has a
somewhat careworn expression. the Pope notwith-
standing his recent attack of govt, seems to be
In the secret consstory the Pope delivered an
allocuuon recalling the origin of the Concordat
conclude it with Napoleon, especially referring to
the provisions made for the appointment OF Dish
ship, which was regulated by what was PRACTICALLY
Ole worship. He added that the so-called organic
articles" taddcd in 1902 by Napoleon had never
been recog nized by the Holy See either as law or
Pontif depiored the fact that the present govern
pretexts charged the Holy See With not having
had never In the case Of any country infringed an
agreement made.
pointing bishops to the vacant sees in France, but
expressed the hope that an understanding would
be reached. He concluded with saying that the
French government had broken the fundament tai
conditions of the Concordat proceeding which
was not only in violation OF the Concordat, but
which also opposed to divine and natural law.
The majority OF the cardinals present considered
the allocution rather mild, and remarked that the
Pope omitted a part about which he previously
had consulted with several of the cardinals. and
in which he TO have appealed to the people o.
France and TO have urged them their rights
as citizens TO prevent the government from perse
cutting religion.
The United States was represented at the con-
sistory By Monsignor Kennedy. of the Amer
Archbishop of Heliopolis of Newark. " J. The
former at the private consistory received the pal
lium for Archbishop Glennon of st. Louis The
paum for Archbishop Moeler was received by
Father Haver. private secretary to Cardinal Ciott
Project Of the Propaganda. and the palium for
Archbishop Messmer received by Monsignor
JaGuet