New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

He,e 4 practicable this time FOR the Governments Of the wch % e
upon and basis of mutual good will arbitration
'" Mt Joslin presented the following:
Resold That aePoe The Inconsistency o. he pulpit and as
@ condemns the sTS sss and os S, s 1 who % .Tss sDs
prIeug where human flesh Is mat'e bones are boEen
Td That in our view the church which sustans killing
s ~ noitsl economy cannot With eaBcieDcy preach
through missionaries the gospel Of Jesus to the Feeee snderO who
IN men for puruoses Of dom este economy.
Esot,d killing usnPaiion and fraud the
tbe battlefield humble innocent subject than the subject has to
''s'9s IN & @ illustration, that desirable reforms NAV be
effected without soeshd We Issr 20 Is zee, esno. ?. ss ~ IN
at Of The Church Ireland and the growing sentiment favor Of the
emancipation Of woman thToughsut tn the we World s,,,
We universal Peace ScsJ assume As basis Of ind
u and social That our county s e TS s fS 11 Our @ Fgs
whether acting ,ndiyid% or PaoS pat a ~s m @ 81 %
and e ourselves nf suffering and death on our fellow
% them TO treat us and give love for hate blessing for curSng
g. he % %5ou @ me ST .nd the mans to AZURE them hat war nss@9h
necessarily violates these prePs ana .oohe: m moral os
neons government wrong that no power In he universe can
Ps,S That sdety To our,svc, beings and God
tds us friends Of and Of the nssnabs rights to take
an part IN war or preparations for forming aud administer
practices accomplish their purposes and pepe'nAe their ei
,r4 That the give security
life liberty property and happiness u,smnsh 2. ,ansi q; @ ns
decon interests and convenience sad that govern
Of happiness can be By violating them teaching all that
they right violate them their Il necessary 10 their
interests necessarily be nhumAn unjust and nous Tue
good order Of society aud 10 the highest welfare Of individuals ana IA
BS.olred That which nee,i.dr trained TO
contempt for life liberty aud property and to Pepgse ever s. ne
fellow fen SpsS SsDs, r''O' w '--- " ''-'''''
Mr. G. g. Burleigh said that he knew but little about
Society under whose auspices the meeting was held
and continued But understand IT, IL s the business
of this Society 10 educate the heart TO endure injury
rather than infct it and vet think this can never be
done until the other movements referred 70 mere TO-DAY
at unu me
have with the remarks that have called comments RON
him who preceded me; believe that the men VINO lhy
in those graves nobehearted who did their duty
as they understood IT, honor them. And yet there Is
better way, il we can only make the people see t.
committee was appointed 20 consider the PROJECT OF
uniting win European societies ana mus u.s. a q" % u
adjourned till afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Society reassembled at $40 and was called 70
order by the President The Secretary then read num-
ber OF communications from members OF the Society In
Miss Julia Crouch and so members In Connecticut inviting
the Society Mystic during the ensuing year
Mr. Love- the Chairman, also read an original poem dedl
GATED to the Society by Mr Speakman Meser OF Phade-
phia, entitled " Peace Earth" The sentiments
ence Mr. James NJ PEBBLES OF Jersey who with
the Indian Peace Commission during the commencement
dressed the meeting He said that he was at Washington
in last January proceeded thence with Cos Taylor
West In order 20 treat with the Indians. Among the
party Gems Sherman sheridan, Harney and others
came upon large force of Indians which had assembled
there Their manner and bearing. at noble and
simple, charmed him. 1t seemed strange 10 him lthe
speaker) that these Sioux should be called
mind the socaled redskins unciyilzcd OF course,
they appeared. looked by far the more noble OF the
two
>fr PEBBLES gave several anecdotesYof Cen Harney,
touching the fidelity invariably observed by the Indians
He was sure Generals Harvey sherman, and sher-
idan were In favor Of peace lie expected much from
the Peace Commissioners and thought they would
compsh their objects In view but was certain that they
era other speakers also addressed the meeting Com
mtees nominating the officers for the ensuing year
and Committee Oh Indian Affairs. TO confer with Pro
gressye Friends their yearly meeting 10 be held
LongwOOd Chester, Penn, and with the Government
OF the United states and other sources for the further
OF the Socetys principles IN promoting Peare and
Unity appointed The rest Of the session Was occu
JIed BIZ routine business.