New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-26
CARDINAL LOGUE HERE
1REL4ND'S FIRST BISHOP.
Games to Take Part IN Catholic
Centenary Festivities.

80 unpretentious person could scarcely be imag-
NJ, The first impression is almost conclusive
il ,;e fare his eyes. his large. sioping forehead
" III indicative # man OF knowledge and abl-
H. understands. That is enough for him.
ls' - ,erso:ls can perceive special talent
u ta Will Tot could not impress them with his
Importance g.. FOO. 80, Ill. :, ,o,,.
- xfsible stCpp. gray. closely cropped hair. a
"a, oval face and blue oyes-the Irish cardinal
- Gaelic edition of Hugo's simple prelate por-
- in Les Nserabes' His ''venerableness"
- b., frequently alluded in the sketches that
na~. been p lblshed from time 10 time. II that
IL were used a compliment TO general APP
,.>e i was not well chosen. for il may be rea-
Ins,Fy questioned whether there is a younger
., N al Ireland than Cardinal I.ogue. of Armagh
= tse seen sixty-seyea years. and those who had
20 Measure of meeting him yesterday will tell you
thar could sun umpire hootoail Stiie w settle
. mint IL cricket
cardinal LogUe comes here TO participate this
II in the ceremonies of the centenary of Cath
81. activity, and on Tuesday morning will be the
lshrau3 Of pontifical OF Thanksgiving ST.
Is--sck-s Cathedral. when he will be surrounded
:, she entire hierarchy Of The Catholic Church in
che United States, headed by Cardinal Gibbons,
GREETED BY ARCHBISHOP FARLEY
The I.ucania. on which he a passenger, was
..a IN = heavy fog yesterday for ten hours and
ga not reach her pier until late in the afternoon
The Cardinal however. was taken aboard the
.oa,ns- Isabel while the big liner steamng
80 quarantine 4 numerous company of the
,.rSv and laity. including Monsignor McCready,
,,onSienor HAYES tire Rev. u. J. MacMackn
,,o,signor Mclean. the Rev. ]. E Lewis. the
psv c 2 Cassidy. T. J. Mcclure. -Roderick j
vs5nedy Charles Murray. Frank p Cunnon. An
drew J Shiprnan. George Lavelie and Patrick Nc
E;s-nan boarded the Isabel at Pier at o'clock
,ss.s-5av morning and the boys band from the
VISION Of the Immaculate Virgin entertained
them the way out
a. soon as the Lucania hove in sight the hand
,rpck I'D The wearin' o the Green" and. few
,,or1eats later the figure of the Irish Cardinal
was seen on the starboard Of the Cunarder. A
-ousIrg cheer up from those the Isabel
sus was sent hack by the passengers the
1ncauia who had gathered about the distinguished
visitor Archbishop Farley went aboard the Luz
csnia and the greeting between the Primate of
Ireland and the American prelate of the greatest
Catholic diocese in the New World affection
ste-was that Of devoted brothers in a common
cause 81 that moment the hand played The
Star S0angled Banner and the welcoming party
sang il with patriotic feeling The visitor showed
no unfTiendly attitude toward American news
paper nasn. and they were there dozen of
them
HAPPY To BE IN THIS GREAT CITY.
Il an glad 10 meet you. gentlemen" was the
csrdinars greeting This is my first visit 10
America and IN sure 1 shall carry back with
deep and lasting impression Of the greatness Of
your land To reporter for The Tribune he said:
-you may ssy fer me. in your way. that
sn very happy be here in this great city
such festive occasion l proud of the oppor-
frntv 10 unite with the Catholics of New York in
giving thanks for the work that has been accom-
plisfed. When your good archbishop visited me
some years ego I promised him should try to get
hare. Now ! here. ] TO sing the OF
thanksgiving II the Cathedral. That is honor
You might also say that I proud TO know that
feioH-countryTnen and countrywon1en are loyal
10 the faith OF their fathers
Asked about conditions IN his country. the cardi-
ns said that il the South Of Ireland there were
scores Of young girls and women out OF work. es-
pecigIly in Dublin
7 really believe that you in this country could
hep Us by revision Of your tariff he continued.
Numerous merchants complain that they cannot
export their products TO America a reasonable
profit They would be encouraged and work would
Be provided for some least were tariff restric-
lions less severe
HOME RULE FAR OFF
The cardinal is not an enthusia site optrnist on
the Home Rule question Neither the Glamour of
the mob the apparent virtue Of the seoate VIII
force him from position, once he has taken H.
He is Of that class OF Irishmen that believe that
Ireland viii not govern herself in the near future
The prospects Of the Irish people governing
themselves is remote. but wholly iTnprobab le,
be said i do not foresee my country, at any near
DAY. free and independent Mind you, 1 do not
say that Home Rule viii not GOMEZ say that L
CO not think il viii soon hope for such a
osy-but then in Ireland have been so hoping
ssT many years
lis Ireland. at the present moment, capable OF
governing itselfy" he was asked.
!. The TO that that a people that can
its county limitations is not doing SO badly
Given opportunity ] think Irishmen could make
their own laws and enforce them"
Speaking OF the Irish Parliamentary party. he
ssid that il would be to continue sending
that body the House of Commons; that ii had
accomplished much and should be encouraged
y. The representatives Of Ireland in the English
!, Commons doing the best they can he said
And they get nothing for BY hard fighting they
have secured measures that have been beneficial
They deserve the support Of Irishmen In America
AN ADDRESS FOR THE CARDINAL.
On the way up a delegation from the County
Louth Association presented an address TO the
Cardinal which closed with the fervent Irish greet
ing, -Caed mile faite'' cTen thousand welcomes
70 your
The steamer Isabel took the party to 6oth street
shd the North River. and from there the Cardinal
sas escorted TO the Archbishop's house. in Madison
esenue. by the boys band and the Armagh F. ana
q Association
While the public ceremonies OF the centenary
VII not begin until Tuesday morning, there VIII
Dc special rejoicing to-day in all the Cathohc
churches. and seventy thousand laymen In
al parts Of the archdiocese will receive communion
al the early masses. There viii be solemn mass
a The Cathedral and the Archbishop VIII preach.
io-fnorrow the visiting clsrgymen from all parts
OF the country viii reach the city Monsignor fai-
COMO will represent the Vatican at the ceremonies
Every Catholic home throughout the city has
Deen decorated with flags and bunting IN honor OF
,ne festivities. Pope Plus X has sent specia'
communication TO Archbishop Farley that VIII De
made public Tuesday. Monsienor Bruchesi' OF
AontreaI will represent Canada at the ceremonies