New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-06
SEES DESIRE FOR UNITY
Cardinal Farley Speaks at Din
ner at Catholic Club.
TELLS OF GREAT RECEPTION
Describing Trip Across Country,
Says Salt Lake City Extend
ed Most Striking Greeting.

John Cardinal Farley, OF the Diocese
of New York. addressed the members OF
the Catholic Club OF New York City last
night on the occasion OF a dinner given
by the members for the former presidents
Of the club. Michael J. Mulqueen, presi-
dent Of the club. was POSTMASTER.
Tht former presidents were DR.. Charles
c. Herbermann $50. Edward p. Slevin
$50, william Lummis Qs76-'70. Morgan
j. O'Brien. former presiding justice In the
Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court,
First Department GsS-'sD. Charles v.
Fornes. Representative in Congress and
former President of the Borough of Man
haitian dss9 to 1899. Joseph F. DAILY. for
mer justice OF the Supreme Court dSi to
1899. Leonard A. Giegerich, justice OF the
Supreme Court O902 to 1900. DR.. Francis
]. Quinlan Geo5 to 1900. Edward ]. Nc
CURE Qso7-l9os and Frank S. Cannon
decs-r0).
Among those at the tables were Sam
uel Adams. Alfred NJ. Barrett, Michael
Blake. John J. Boyle. John Brennan
James Butler. jr.. John r. Butler, F. j.
Cayanaugh, Andrew J. Connick. John b.
Conboy, John d. Crimmins. John F. Cross.
Frank P. Cunnion. Terence f. Curley.
John r. Dooley. John J. Farrell, stephen
Farrelly. Joseph Frey, Frank s. Cannon.
jr.. Philip 4. Gaynor. Francis Pierre
Caravan, George J. Gillispie. Charles y.
Harris. Edmund J. Healy. Henry Hcide.
Benedict Holden. Brian G. Hughes, Brian
G. Hughes, jr. Edward F. Joyce. Bryan
L. Kennedy. Percy ]. King, r. L. Knoed-
Ter. DR.. Constantine J. Mcguire. Martin
T. Manton. James f. March. John +.
Martin, DR.. Louis NJ. Mooney. Thomas
Mosher. Thomas NJ. Mulry. Charles Muir
ray, j. ]. Mccormack. Patrick ]. McCue.
J. W. McGuiness. John J. OKeeffe, John
T. ORourke. John r. Oussani. Charles J.
Perry, Eugene A. Philbn, John J. Pull
leyn, Clarence j. Ramsey. Herman Rid
der, Henry Ridder. Joseph T. Ryan.
Thomas F. scully. Daniel r. Sheehan.
Andrew ]. Shipman. Alfred ]. Talley.
Frank b. Vermilyea, John b. White and
George A. Zimmerman.
AT the time OF the opening OF this
club" said the Cardinal. years ago.
said that, next to the opening OF the
cathedral. IL was one OF the most impor-
tant events for Catholics. and I now 10
further and say that II Is one OF the most
important events 10 the Church through
out the entire United States
The Cardinal then spoke OF his return
from Rome little over a year ago. and
said he was made most happy by the way
the cities through which he passed west
ward recently We'd with New York In
their receptions for him
You will perhaps be surprised when
tell you that my most striking reception
was In Salt Lake City, where the most
unusual occurrence took place. when
about seven hundred United States SOL
diers turned out to give hearty greeting
to Catholic Cardinal.
ut seems to me that this was largely
due to the notable desire on the part OF
all Americans to draw and bind together
the people OF this country. This spirit
was shown In the election. when the de-
feated candidates. high and low. sent con-
gratulations to the successful ones"