Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-08
The worlds Peace Jubilee.

on Che 18th of June. and closing on the
4th of July. The new world invites the
old world to join in aUniversal Exposi-
ton of the divine art of music making
a union of all nations in harmony. A
grand chorus of thirty thousand voices
and an orchestra of two thousand in
strumentalists, composed of representa-
tives from all governments and bands
from all nations.
a Coliseum capable of seating one
hundred thousand people, and decorated
within with the emblems Of peace and
harmony, and without with the flags Of
all countries, floating over all and above
all the broad banner of universe peace.
The above announcement is taken
from the prospectus of the great Inter
national Peace Jubilee; and as the ar
rangements have progressed so favora
bly, thus far, we can confidently look
forward to the elimination of this gi-
gantic undertaking.
The Boston Eo6njng TrugeIler Of Fri
day last, contains an account of the la
bors and success of Mr.. Gilmore in his
mission to Europe in behalf of this en-
terprise, and as our musical world have
such pleasant recollections Of the festi
val of 1869, we make no hesitation i'll
quoting largely from the interesting re-
cord for the information of our citizens
who are looking forward to the increased
o,io1r,o,+s If this moro wonderful fes-
- $500,
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IL VIII De TecolieC'eo 'lll'' M = %
Gilmore visited Europe last summer
supplied with suitable authority and let
+oTe of in+roduction and recommenda-
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sought IN obtaining pled8es OF co-opeIa-
ton with the musicians Of this country
tn occomnlish this choral OblatioD and
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llo ''lil' mas Nv" a. N'
he may De luHy lhioIIile" vi "'N li"-
+ gress. Mr.. Gilmore says:
7 mot with every success in ENGLAND
+ho,,r,I, tLnra y-are Of cour-a DELAYS at-
tonI9,,+ nDon r,,, ovprtions On a1riy-
i,or In npdon wont direct to the
A5,arican I .oration and presented INV
Ihttors ono If Which os Won may re-
roon,hn,. vas from tha President i'm
WINK ba HEARTILY endorsed my scheme
onI ael,od tLa rG-o,nration If the rcnrr-
Sa,+otiy-og If tho cduntrv- abroad cen
oroI Sahanrl, was absent Int every at-
ta,'+io,, vas ,,oiJ to mo NV Mr. Moran
~ CncrotorI If o~ati6n III ,tac
grcotI,, innrcssod with tho marnitulp Of
tho ,1ndartal,ino and entered into IFS nro-
motion WIN coihIhtIl''a7l' spirit AL"
placed me IN the proper Ch&nhei9 10
bring 1t before the EhgIlSl olilCIaIN. &C
cordingly was ntroaucea 10 VT, arg,
well, the secretary lor " a. ana laId
my plans and oiilcIai letters e, 9etorc NM
FROM the outset It iaNoIiolt ear wa
glYen. me but coming 10 IIle lhat'tt Oh
granting the use OF bal1 great "ole'-
tons arose, the IoTeiAoSi OF tii"Se p'iils'
that no precedent existed I"F Such
step, and that there was. flIrthGrmofe'
possibility, IN lne absence Oh an llleIila-
tional laws 10 insure thelf return that
the moment the Dahd was on American
soil, members, II they saw ht' mI2nt nid
farewell to the Engllsh service. " me NJ
this point was beng talked over NY the
government, the general sentiment OF
the people, ana esptclalI{ OF lhuSlcaI
proprietor the matter had been brought
vorable articles in the press was that
all points of that nature should he over
looked. and that to fully express the
satisfaction Of the nation at the AMIGA
bile settlement of all difficulties between
the two countries hv the Treaty Of
Washington. the use Of one of the best
hands in the service should he rendered,
to take part IN me great J t}ll, 9 H5.
5G4ICl CIi3 we we" a. } 'IHyi i w.
@" rI(' ,t'. All nr%rrdonf or ratbar
The Iacl, Of all nrpcllpnt. sci aside and
the offer of band tcndered
After the reception OF the official an
nounce S,lIot % 'nr H,1 t ,"n.t"H vi liit
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