The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-01-18
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doing away war that are doing something,
though as yet not much. or these there two,
each Of which has, as believe, its branches.
They are different in their means or objects.
One, the American Peace Society (which
has been 10 existence sorre 80 or 40 years.,
located believe at Boston, is for arbitra.
tions and similar meaus to reduce the num-
Der Of wars, but permitting war when it u
judged necessary. The other il the X deal
or Universal, (by either u which names It
goes) Peace Society (Of recent formatiOn)
with Ii principal Institution at Philadelphia.
Il i flr unconditional peace-peace under
all circumstances. L believe goes 50 far
as to advocate entire non resistance, indi-
VidualiY or nationally, -based IN TIE priu-
] ciPie, which, as the Society declares
"prompts men to die rather than W kill"
To this extent do not know that am pre-
pared to CO. but 50 far a. being shot for
non-ful6lment Of military duty under draft
| hold to be correct doctrine Among the
Jealous workers in this society, besides its
President, Alfred II. Love, are Henry Z.
Wright, Of Boston, long known in connec-
tion with reform movements, Levi X. JOS
lin, Of Providence, K. l., and Ezra II Hey
wood. Esq Of Worcester, Mass. The yea.
cradle Josiah p. Blanchard, Of Boston, sail
to be the oldest man who has been engaged
in the peace movement in the United States.
Sc or 81 years Of age, and formerly for
many years Secretary Of tie American
Peace Society, has | believe tthougn am
nos certain identified himself with tue Rad
zeal Peace movement. II il plain to zee
which of these Societies is the real bona
.fie, no war society. It Is our privilege III
this country, or az least up to this time has
been. to meet in Peace Societies In some
European ;Ountries-in France, il net others.
their meeting is prohibited by she Govern
ment.
But 1t is good sign Of the peace progress
land ii ought 10 have been q meDtionedl
that the laboring class Of Europe are taking
the thing of war into their hands in their
Labor Unions, and We are told OF the Unions
on Germany sending SITUATIONS to the Unions
Of France, and declaring that the govern
meats there have enough territory, ami
should no. ~ 10 war TO acquire more. This
information | have from the Ade0clte on
Peace, the organ Of the American Peace So-
eietv, published at Boston, OF late date.
But must hurry on. Reserving f1r the
last means for doing away war, the most 40
propriste for the iab0ring classes, | will say
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the ladies Of the c0untry-which means the
women) should be the fast friends OF peace,
and should be relied on as powerful agency
IN doing away var. They are interested Nv
D Tdaraf in he ~
by that or preventing the men Who are
their natural protectOrs)-in life, health,
and sound condition Every single woman
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chances 0f protection and support from its
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