Newman on a scheme for reunion

Newman saw some difficulties in the scheme. He said:
The Roman priests would be complaining that the rich splendid Anglican Church in their mission was drawing away at least the young generationSome days later, Newman wrote more positively:
Nothing will rejoice me more than to find that the Holy See considers it safe and promising to sanction some such plan as the Pamphlet suggests. I give my best prayers, such as they are, that some means of drawing to us so many good people, who are now shivering at our gates, may be discovered.It is well worth reading the whole article. See: Benedict XVI and Anglican Converts: Newman’s Perspective