, 1873-06-03
Two or Three Gathered Together to
9 Havo a Little Music; and Talk =. =,
,. About Peace.
Some Of the Di1loul lties Of Bringing
J, Men Round to d Placid State
The Way Women Arc doing. to Work to
= Set AL Mankind to Rights.

{n +o mann rvt,,rr ~, III
oyer a ssor1d ,oo uH 1,co '1 ,aat ,ts4 s y ~ .a
oFor tne Woria sooK Elaco last ni8hth o. tno
rooms OF the Chri8tian Union, Prof, DoIlAyon
In tho chair. > !!;:::' -: ~ = -. -
The Professor said he was not altosethor dis.
appointed o. seeing 20 teW gathorca togethor. de
haa oxpeotodlt. Lrhoro woro eix ladlos and four
teen gontlemon prosont, including tho Professor,
isist md ID oIcars 'tg1 Thoro 's wiz onn nroaont my
-. ss, ".. eo4D1 .. "ae s ',.,. e.onu' ,,,11
no sad' WHO "ou1o' 1a9or 1nom viii aAs1lo
mtlsio. :: ! =, =:
. Miss Droussaia played an exquisite little; Dir
Ipy ~ p NJ: r. ~ ,., ..,,, 1,3,,,3,,
- uo t.eF. - -. ~ Monato' pastor q tho 1ou!tn
uns"faan ohnsoh' said TINT this gathering had
tho trao ring aboutlt small 1T; Wac. They
hS . but esfn9 a '"S % to ot 'pS1h s",e Of
In universal nc,co w hr5 m. oor,o
~ Enlseiea4 peaoo' no n"a :no' COMO
30 tnat hoa4tny 1ooAnB yot. War WAS not
anu an unmltigetea E oyh cannon balls plowed for-
This might bo construed by so,no as an addroes
for war but not 30, Tic truo prInciploa of
jesus wore laid down on the Mount; Il was that
inn In favor Of peoce 0baries Fo1 I had orcaniaod
o fcw tathoringa ID tho peace intorogt. fho d.
neyn arbitration yns tho fr11ita OF noaon pofoy.
The conduct OF our aoyornment towards tho IN
diahs waa the fruit OF ponce policy. He
QAQ D88I A8k4Q TO HQG4K on Two GfGOCnCa or tltH
subject Of pence bat iot tpass tor thia occasion.
Going into q COMFORT at timog, ho had hoard mu-
sicians tuning their Instruments; 1t wns a chaos
Of eound.. Al last y. tho; loador came
and the moyen1ont, began, and, went
ono vat svol1 q Harmony. It WIS SO il tue So q
cfnl world. And how did it all end2 In harmo.
n.y., In these meetings for Poaoo, lot US all
unite In the interests Of harmony. corporation,
love; call it what you viii, but say Poeoo. That
Is what brought thom thore that night. 49,
The Rov. d, Day Noble wanted to hear woman
say whit she had not tono to avalon peace, in
lad considered poaco, and would continue con-
eidorlug, tho result would como. .He WIS to ad-
dress tRom on woman'e influence for poace. 'Wo
aro brothers; children of one common father.
It was necessary to spcek of tho or
did 80, cataloguing thom or to tho
woman's power vas tromonndona. sho cannot
bring peaoo till she removes the necessity Of
troubles OF men. Ho didn't pratond to say any
thing worry 1owory Of what she can do, but Il
this wae q beginning Of tho exercise Of lor
poTer, tho result would appear, some day or
''afs; H. nev. mr. Chamberlain being eallod for,
Thought no would rather not speak. He did not
quito 500 what Yaa going on bore. He had Beon.
no schedule OF topics, ond know nothing Of tie
se's s aaes9 e a at f. sSnynss %oaS
Tho President appealed to 11r. chamberlain.
Mr. Chamberlain thought Mrs. Doggets might
toll them her views in conversational way.
Mr. Wendt asked nIr. Chamberlain to DO %
tho disciples did, and put courage In eaoh 9th
er'e hearts.
mr. Chamberlain sat looking ut tho ground,
smiling peacefully.
Tho Chairman thought Mrs. Doggott would
confor favor BY talking to thom.
t. Mrs. Doggott, thus appealed to. spoke conver-
saslonnlly, without rising, as 70 Mrs. Howo'a
peaoo peace @ movement: @ She thought that Tomon In
thing to prevent men blowing each other's brains
up, somehow. Women devoted their lives to
bringing up mon, and the State came. in and
8tole their liyeH. After tho 4ermap War Ger