The New York herald., 1871-11-24
UNIVERSAL PEACE.
LUcretia MOst's PacificatOrs in
Council.
f1ougkshares and Pruning Hooks the Study Of
Future GeIsyati ons-Whst ice Repre-
sensa.ives Of the United states
Have Done About It

PH,LADELrytA, Nov. q, 1871.
Let rs have peace. fhe PennsyfvAnis branch si
the Universal Peace Society, oi wnich LucTeta Mott
II President met in Acrcantile LIBRARY Hall, Ia tins
cdty, this afternoon The annuA report, which was
very eDcOuragins, was read ~ the seer etary. aaa
speech making WAS u dalzed IN by some OF the lead
Ing eseaio suffrage advocates, aa0ng whom were
MISS ufndnian OF FMtsburg, a lady OF good deal
Of foros In the case she endorses, and wns wisnes
distinctly understood that she is not Mrs. Hlnd-
man, as some OF the papers have .t Luctetis Mott,
the venerable Fricn1, who has spent So many years
.. her ifc In the cause o. reform of every descrip
tisn; Mrs. Hannah Tracy Cutler, OF limos; Mrs.
Lilly Devereaux Blake, OF New York, and others
LuCRE1lAS MOTT (O-)Px4cs,
Mrs. MOTT, IN q conversation with the HERALD
reporter. said that Whine the cause sai received
ssIac general assistance during the lass ear yeI
special means uad been forthcoming 10 render the
mission OF peace 70 all the world ~ unqualified
success. The nrst great piincipie in inc platform
OF the American Peace Society Is 10 abolish sanan.
arlnies Aad cOnyers monoi-war tnto ,bercIantslelL
~ set forth In the rOilowlpx 0 introduced In Con-
gress Dy John b. Storm. Of StrcudsourK Pa
wAre.s the :a.en al x.r. relic Of s.sear.n unworthy
arc ruevs rysdoa cirirsion he ma ne"aace
sops sna n sa va. eT RUM as
sIs nsds o. 'et inter ha.,saai aiheranees .nsreore
JsssS i coasr.s:
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ahal " appoia,ea Of aid ac.aomea wlen
ne .Gs ,ss E .:sass. :n !. .sa
:. re- sss;p; ; for \: army aud ., n.
Sow 70 such 1 ,s5ySr .s,. 'sf' M we ss re sns.a
.iiss 4: III. act i.s;sa
Sc s.rhai T. :. ~ ths prSDr, Of .hs United states now
,s s' use
the other departments Of the government that such
property as sund unsuitable 20 sacs use shall be sod
proce,ds thereof sha bs appefby him to the payment Of
rhs. tho provision. q The foregoing
:.S .sas ii d::s.sssa under ss.%ss
discharged under the direction Of the The In
SIC srha. the President Of the United States shall forth
with invite foreign Powers 20 which the Uned states have
era system Of intern asiona arbitration.
To TmE sxN4rI AND aoys. or RErnEsHsrArrvls o,
Universal Union and friends OF peace of America,
csn:rs :a mt @ Tie
n Of M n %. ~ r o. "a s
Way and ssss y.
The Treaty OF Washington was earnestly advo.
ment % strongly urged Among the letters received
from DISTINGUISHED peace advocates were one from
Coyer. C0lyers being short and 70 the point for
VINCENT coLYER's LETTER.
ALvnHD Fl. LOVE-. ESQ. - =
DEAR SiR-I will be quite impossible for attend
inei eng Convention, pressure OF ocla dut
venting, but sincerely wish 0odspesd, and pray that
GOOD reign a The earth. symps,ne icsiy yours,
/ VINCENT COLYkR.
| Addresses were made In the evening BY Lucretia
/ MOtt aud other leading advocates and woman
! suffrage agitators ana the meeting adjourned till
| tomorrow. Philadelphia being enphaticaly q city
OF peace the attendance was large, ana the interest
! manifested Dy the audience was quite q cheering
sign OF the people 10 see peace In all the earth ald
| OsOd will toward men.