New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

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women To ,S1 S Never SsS ns
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We ar s9 rse ss tell Ms iSai prsen
suoa blood must od S ~ ss oar ZEN s a nag ned
1 Ss rsc snts themselves MAJ he ,e nHusg
sn I,i )" 49, hear rs ssy Dsarm Gods disarm
", s NOR st ta t5 J man and another for woman
Wop ol orens men NAY sS o, % i would
MS,s fr men not 10 fghi be shameful This uns9si
.oii ao 'S5s s f 5e / s Whit e cannot %
riSm toe oder The forgiveness injuries the patient peaceabe
rSa,oE o. gh becoming aud alike, aud the con
Wc this address not igno ant Of ,be enica1o' o.
thoag TN and e,l,e mea to eject te substitution o. Psefae DE-
~ @,cot t c q on own cope with the legal
lo,s difficulties OF III grave r. iei the ues1s o, me haI
heel obs call res, until ZONE aey'oS Of Pre.ea' ss Ia
sud tired until ihr question. hat Is ms Gus my
shan have received ch attention Is the world able
rae men Who have sought to remedy evils have relied in great
peri -niales Of literature These are uad,unG5 ~
Ee The grsnes viii stop The c1usoo OF blood In sn
Ike present. the living will aud he living seton na'' be brought
We women therefore the independent action Of
ure, may b. r q Ne present dslTe, an ne
prevention Of is We have studied S %@s Ne 5 c
conscience and intelligence Of mankind DETERMINED aan w vs
snJ the interest. Of the masses sni their instincts eIaI i
ever u.ici in binding cadne This instinct We fud h a
nc and profession Of murd,T adorned Win the res ,sn
serene abors peace have set sho1e he charms OF 90
Se ol, fS %S DO o. % o% u, 10 b.c hat IS We
s s faith sa aii amer their own manner end Of
bringing tie affair Of nations ,I as ae o %oi1 IS aa
done stop the present var and 10 impress lie terrible LESSONS
upon tie future rule Of cond9c o. msntlnd' -, , , -,
ylaton do in The intercourse If one nation With another
Tar sTaga' ] V Si sei INIT he cospir i makes
hottie worthy Of MEDIEVAL siaSi and d5rsne.' re "rm',,
Cditngca sa esp bck toward the fors dominion Of Tie boat
such deeiN docs advance us rams song G' " 80 a.
prophets know better han Ills - PIT! u.'an Fiesea
the Of the Nineteenth Csna The Germans Of Ise A0n 1o
To- on" friends in Europe America say; Desr brothers ard
ami sisters whose face know uo hut whose human bears We nov
s.nn nre &Ga :" SIe with =, IN s s ' o S exile
and Tanerer. open ou 70 ouf thought, mPnics Let
good win whose basis shall Of absolute humanity Of absolute
Can L Their he moi n ,1d sD sS, pU mu
Of all in which the wants tn % ana ib9
discussion LIT te B5lc in ties, deHIer'n appear The Book
F Let !hi gradual a,qo Of g@ o y "a &. ,l rS cpRs az
wrongs individual and nonal higher PAue Than that Of violent
Sna 1 ia. God which the image Of Cesar too oSG c
fe nS 'sa We MAN. 1p lonely e sfHe MANI an obscure apostle
labor in circles larger or lesser without 'he enc9qr,guS .ncn '
Gpoe that h vohs he,u beating in unison With b Spt
and fame Pep,ecra enthusiasm shall quicken again
| the fgsrstie' Of tongues. talents and natonahtieS .
A. The int Christmas eonPm9cp was 9el Tia tc ssse %
snd eaDase Iha. can a" o make our P'ot s s S Of Of
the earth Christ beqreaibed blood all the naops Of the
vcr Oh let ek 10 bull this spiritual gniiy upon The pag
cea zeal enNcc eSOn. which shall fty represent the love
Mrs Lurretis Mott hoped that the address would be
adopted and that the women present would show them
! selves worthy Of the duties which claimed for
them. Women should show that their faith In moral
warfare was as strong mans faith in physical
fare In the ant-Saycry struggle had learned how
mighty the weapons Of discussion in pulling down
the strongholds of An earnest protest must he
made against the barurous appeal to the sword. We
advocate the principle of peace and good will quite ire
Spectiye Of sex. Woman is exempted from the battlcs
ned because OF her SEX but In the proposed Congress
FOR Inter national Peace the cOunsels of would not
bo excluded. The Old Testament a gospel of war.
while the New Testament the gospel of peace. Even
under any circumstances, is harharity Let the
OF America plant themselves in opposition 10 war on the
Letters expressing sympathy for the cause. and regret
ting the inability OF TIE writer's to attend the meeting
were read from Bishop Simpson, AmaSa Lord, Amasa
walker the Rev. DR.. Thompson, and Howard Malcolm.
The Rev. 0. b. rockingham said that for
lovers of humanity aud aprants TOR the Kingdom OF
Heaven to take the initiative in movement of peace
and quite az toroughiy in earnest "a peacemaker aud
with the same inconsistency men talk of peace and ye
take No ever inevitable, unless ignO
rance, stupidity and brutality are Inevitable War !.
is the dislation Of peace and piety. military hero Is
worth what he costs in lives, and bighed heds
and deSoated homes Genuine lefOsln will come out ia
Heavens fashion and not in HelFs. Let the Congress
in behalf of International Peace he summoned In the
where the traditions ~ the Ola time may he renewed ana
the Christmas song Of the angels may echo around the
world.
The Rev Phebe A. Hanaford said that the mothers OF
the world have right 10 lie heard In congress Of the
self 10 honor father and mother should hear the voice of
maternity and cease to say The mothers heart every
| where the heart OF Tenderness Tie element
is the element OF compassion And 1t is not weakness,
but Divine strength, that asks for quiet instead OF con
fict when the conflict produces much needless sor.
row. An international peace will make Christmas mean
something grand and glorious to every nation on the
| Let
and at a worlds congress devise to promote "a
permanent peace for all nations The great facts the
Divine paternity and OF human brotherhood he
daily JOY to all the world until wars and the ru-
Inors of war have ceased forever.
Addresses were aso made by Mrs Burleigh President
of the Brooklyn Womens Club; Mr.. Wilbur. President
of the SOrOsis; A. H. Love of Philadelphia. Mrs. Cora
Hatch Tappan, and H. T. Child
Mrs. Cora Hatch Tappan offered the following resou-
tions which discussed but not acted upon
e'o'ed That war Of saqeaton high crime against Heaven
sctyrlle he conduct of nation. wen individual.
, not aTe and Humiliation asisa
neglect paee those Of great
and remain, Their great loss and dssni perpetual
ksoIped fbs, Is tas strip sentimental
gOr BED respect and ook at L. wholesale srier and buhey
DG Gt0G zoe Ss d A., a mol ne S9T ana pH :.
s sf' rb gi;GI S s p and children len by this and
eTefy other devastating heiplrss ami starving The
% IN an ' bsh her n.T. e R% bs Of tho
| Whole human race are deep y involved
EVENING SESSION.
The session was resumed at O'Clock. Mrs Howe pre-
siding Letters read from John stuart MILL Nine
dc GaspariD Gerrti Smith, Prof Thomas c. Upham the
Rev Abel Stevens VIM n. Purness and Peter Cooper.
Addresses made by David Dudley Field, Aaron NJ.
| Powell, John O'llara. A. II. Love, and Mrs Mary
Davis. The Appeal 10 the Women OF America read
by Mrs Howe and adopted the voice Of
| ing. A resolution offered by Aaron NJ. Powell, was
adOped authorizing the officers OF the Association
a. an Executive Committee in corresponding with
Foreign Associations Of like character and In making
{ fuFE uO In
here FOR the pacincaOn Of the world. closing
sdIrf was made by the Pfesdent, Mrs. Howe, and the
. meeting adjourned.