New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
POPE RECEIVES FARLEY
Private Audience Granted Amer
lean CARDINAL Designate.
RECEPTION MOST CORDIAL
Pontiff Says He Has Long De-
sired to Recognize the
Archbishop.

Rome. Nov. 25-Pope Plus gave private
audience to-day TO Archbishop farleE' OIL
New York. The reception was attended
with considerable ceremony. but was most
cordial. and AT its close. in response to the
Cardlnal-desgnates expressions of Grau-
tude the Pontln said that It had long been
his desire to recognize the loyalty OF the
Catholic Church in America and the merit
Of the Archbishop OF New York.
Accompanied by his secretary. the rev
]. V. Lewis, and the Rev. William @. Muir
phy the Archbishop drove in closed car
riage from the Hotel Bristol 10 the Vatican
The Swiss Guard stationed at the Porta
della Zecca presented Arms as the Arch-
bishops carriage entered, and. passing
through the Court Of the Pappagallo'
stopped I'm the great Court Of San Damaso
before the entrance to the grand staircase
which leads TO the Papal apartment.
AS the carriage halted the occupants were
saluted by the gendarmes. Stepping down.
the Archbishop was met by the Master OF
Ceremonies, who conducted him to Glenn
entine Hall, where he was received by Mon
signor Bisleti. the majordomo OF the Nau-
can. and himself a neo-Cardinal, ana Dy
other dignitaries Of the pontifcal court Al
the opposite end OF the hall detachment
Of the Swiss Guard was drawn up in sa-
lutte
Escorted by Monslgnor TAM, who mas
charge of all the ceremonies In which the
new cardinals will take part. the Arch
bishop passed through the different rooms
Of the gorgeous papal state apartment and
reached the throne room, which was once
Pope Leos bedchamber. From this room
he was admitted TO the library. where the
audience took place, by an officer OF the
Noble Guard and private chamberlain AS
the Archbishop was being introduced the
Pope advanced with outstretched hands
and met the prelatc al the door. After an
affectionate exchange. in which the Car
dinal-designatc kissed the Pontiffs ring,
His Holiness insisted that his visitor be
seated at his left, while he himself occu-
pied chair before his writing desk
Rain has FALLEN steadily for tho last fcw
Jays. but to-day the skies cleared, and the
sun, entering the windows OF the library,
llghtened the Papal workroom The audi
ence lasted for more than half an hour.
after which the Pope and the Archbishop
reappesred I'm the library door. As they
parted His Holiness said that he hoped TO
see the Cardinal-designate frequently dur
ing his stay in Rome.
The exchanges in the library were quite
personal, but It was learned that after the
Archbishop had thanked the Pope for him.
self and in the name of the Catholics whom
he represents for the honor conferred on
America His Holiness answered ;hat 1t
had long been his desire to recognize the
loyalty Of Catholics in America and the
worth OF his visitor. He said that he
knew OF the manifestations Of satisfaction
which had continued from the moment that
the appointment of the Archbishop to MEM
bership in the College of Cardinals had be-
come known up TO the time that the prel-
ate sailed from New York Later Monsig
nor Farley presented Fathers Murphy and
Lewis The Pope spoke briefly with each
OF them and giving them his hand to kiss
impaired the apostolic benediction.
Archbishop O'Connell. of Boston. will have
his day at the Vatican tomorrow. He has
submitted a long list Of Americans princi-
pally residents of Boston to present TO the
Pope after his private audience. These in
clude Monsignor +. J. Moriarty. Monsignor
NJ J. Splaine and Monsignor j. f.. Millerick,
the Rev. p. j. supple the Rev. j. f. Cop
pinger. the Rev. John J. Gilday Lawrence,
Mass), the Rev. James J. Gilday (Hanover.
MassD. the Rev William O'Bren lowell.
Ntaegl tho Pay / Hickey (PeachmOnt.
Mass), the Rev. Nathaniel j. Merritt Win
chester Mass). the Rev Joseph o. Genest
Brockton, Mass). the Rev. Rosario Rich
ard Salem. Mass) and the Rev. r. J. Hol-
land (Mapewood Mass.