New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
....,,,aus, In EnGIand-Elihu Burritt and
''' page VIM. Lloyd Garrison ind Anti-Sla-
rers-Disunion, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune


n.oee-Wn. Lloyd Garrison md Anti-Sla-
rsry-Disunion, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
LONDON, August II, lao.
Tho number Of distinguished Americans now in
~. civ is so remarkable as to deserve at least a
.,.;ng notice In the first place there are about
- iEyangelical clergymen" who are here to
~ oar. IN the meetings of the great "Evangel-
ii Alliance" which is to convene in Exeter Hall,
mae 18th instant. Most of these are men Of note
s,oeteg of them NEARLY all whose names are IA
-;ea, TO me-, are mentioned in the account which
Is,ye sent you of the Worlds Temperance Con
anton. / only remember besides the names of
n DfwiTr, of New York City, and DR.. FoHsYrH,
Syewburgh, n. Y If possible will append to
shletter the names Of all of them.
Tradition to these | may mention HENRY Col
rs, Of Massachusetts, the celebrated agricultur
4, Dr. NUssEY, Of Cincinnati who is of high re-
,ebotb in the United States and i'll Europe for
/, surgical skill, by the way, surgeons are not
sled DR.. here, their title is Mr.); ELIHU BURR1TT,
Mass, whom not to know, &c. &c.l; LOUIS
DwIGRT, known widely for his Iabors in the cause
fprison.dscipline FRED'K DOUGLASS, the fugi
trsslave; WIN. LLOYD GARRISON Editor of the
Boston" Lbcrator;" HENRY c. WRIGHT, distin
r.ished coadjutor of Mr. Garrisons, and JOSHUA
HINES, the famous Millerte. All these men are
,rkers. They are not here idling, nor recreating
sen, but working at their several vocations. and
raking hard
MCoLMAN is pursuing his agricultural labors,
aidcng what he can to bind the nations together
5iheir agricultural interests, i. c. by sort OF
assble TIC. DIR. MUssEY is visiting the Hospitals
81 gathering facts and philosophy for home con
Enpion, paying for them " in kind. EL1HU Bur
iii is laborng to form between the civilized ma
tcsof the. earth lor rather between the people of
lose nations) LEAGUE OF UNIVERSAL BRoTH.
nHpop" The more surely to accomplish this
nd he has concluded to remain here twelve
nm.h He is writing up his iden directly ana in.
Grectly in Douglas ye,TolfS Weekly Newspaper,
zfeh admits his articles not only freely, but with
yils Among other means which Mr.. Burrtt has
employed, is that of printing little sheet some
tFsn,y or thirty recipes for cooking Indian
Cen which he calls by some such name Gs this
an Olive Leaf from the Housewives Of New
England to the Housewives of Old England -
This he scatters NIL over the realm. Then again
NJ Bradshaw, the publisher of B,adsho1c'S Rat
eay Guide which is issued monthly and has an
nnelse crcu allows Mr. Burritt several
leaves in the beginning OF each number OF that
work, which are used most faithfully. you may be
sure. The following is his sautatory in the August
number Of the Guide
Nall Ilsr Arc 1916
TIE BOND OF BROTHERHOOD.
9Tass shalt bea, pow-shares, and rher
spears into pruninghoo nation shallnot lup sword
against nation, neither shall they learn war no more
WAY-WoRD FOR PEACE,
FROM ELIHU BuRRrrT.
Iowhomsoever this way.word for peace may come
thcher in the railroad carriage stage coach steam
nt--n the field in the workshop, by the waysde, or
ssste THE Bond OF Brotherhood is dedicated and
kced. Let spurn il unread, II il were dry
Tschless leaf floating errandless on the wing of the
itsmh wind yet sbylline leaf traced with
Ensr characters hard OF Interpretation. It'll meek
nhsnger OF good will, that would seek 10 beguie the
nalm Of the way with word for peace TO the way
s TO plead with the gentle emphasis of kindness in
e ocal circle for the Universal brotherhood of the
sHan kind 20 whisper thoughts of better destiny In
ear Of peeled and pensive Labor; &c kindle in thu
s'me eye OF Religion the mildcr light OF love and
anstan charity to win mperccpubly Education from
eboody classics OF Pagan heroism 10 the clasics oil
TRISTAN love and conquests OF nyinciblc allvanquish
Sphlanthropy to lead the young INTO tho paths OF
PIKE and render the martial tread OF ieet trained 10
Ea blood rcpugnant to their ears and the partlcoior
ahoLimcnis. and weapons shmpened and pointed tor
n slaughter abhorrcnt Ia their sight 10 portray in
LEY lines the sin and folly of and the blessings OF
fAe to distill as il We're in noseless dew drops prn
PRS that opposed 10 the military spirit and attitude
aVhristisl nations, and which recognise rs made OF
ehood and in one brotherhood all the tribes of
h Buritts mode oforgani2ing the League is not
eeim corporate body at present. II at all, but
sspiy to induce as many thinking men and women
aAecan To unite themselves together by signing
S@lcwingp paper:
LEAGUE OF UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD.
MISUNDERSTANDING all war to be inconsistent with the
notwithstanding and destructive of the bestinerests
snnSnd, do hereby pledge myself never to enlist
s'1s into any army navy, or to yield any rolHaGry
sS Or sanction TO the preparation for or prosecution
srJ war, by whomsoever. or for whatsoever propos'
declared or waccd And do hereby associate my
sesa all persons of whatever country condition, or
f who have signed or shall hereafter sign this pledge,
ts%LEAGuE OF UNIVERSAL. BRoTHERHoop; whose
shall be to employ al legitimate and moral means
abolition OF al war and all the spirit and all the
5caesistons of war, throughout the world tor the
lscsn OF All restrictions upon international CORES,
eafnce and friendly intercourse, and OF whatever else
as to make enemies o. nations, or prevents their III.
Senlo one pescefu brotherhood; for the abolition OF
anscntions and customs which do not recognize and
ecs the image of God and human brother IN every
- OF whstever CLINE, color or condition OF humiui''
SAaSyyery intelligent people have already signed
-sfedse, and, without doubt, it VIII be instru'
SSsasslo Of good. BY the way. happened 10 be at
ae acose Of DR.. Lee OF Hartwell, tnear Ayisbury,l
y aoo1t the time MIR. Burritt had completed this
ssFcss and the good Doctor received at the break
neat
PERsMoRI. Eng July 80, 1916.
~ SR Last night u Great Fact
s,'ssehed into the world / have long been conteni'
49, League of Universal Brotherhood, like the
ssss,a lao Leeyae bu, embracing men OF al coun,
~. and conditions. completed the pledge ana
No. membership yesterday. and, meeting about
Persons at tea last eveUAng, submitted II for the
Ter signatures. Alter full explanation seven
81 ne twenty signed il With much enthusiasm 50
49, association of world.embracins character Is
sL& ELIHu BURRlTT,
most interesting coincidence the same post
sa. pr Lee (who, by the way, is q very scien'
.sFoaomer.l the following SO that it seems
sreat Facts made their Appearance at abou,
s,a1ae time:
Mx. BISHOPS OBSERVATORY,
Thursday. July 30, o'clock, a. NJ.
ihsye the pleasure 10 inform you that az 10 min,
IS u o'clock this night discovered e telescope
&c Encyclopedias Ny observations give al lah.
&sSSfeenwich mean time. r. A, OF Comet 80 Ism
saDx Cos 81 q. The 6iurna motion in AR is
Sn SIS. That in deehnston IS quite insignificant
te'nasn, sir, yours very respectfully,