Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-30

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THE ADVOCATES OF PEACE.
Closing Proceeding. Of the Union Con.
ventlOu.
At the evening session OF the Peace Union Con-
vention yesterday, Alfred ii. Love, Phil Amanda
Deyo, westchester county, N. Y; Sarah X Fuller
New York City. and Charles Lmmoler Paris,
France, were appointed agents OF the Universal
Peace Union An address was made by Jacob NJ
Troth, OF Accotink, Va on the Government OF the
Family OF Nations which was discussed by the
UNION The committee on convictions made a re-
port, which was accepted resolution, ss1'hat an
enlightened civilization demands the use OF reason
and affection to remove the causes and abolish the
customs OF war; led TO a warm discussion IN
which Messrs Wilson, Hobbs, Stanton, Enoch and
Gibson and Mrs lockwood and others partici-
pated The resolution was finally withdrawn.
resolution OF thanks TO the press and the trustees
OF the meeting was adopted
National Arbitration League.
The National Arbitration League OF the United
States met this morning at the Friends church,
street, between 18th and 10Th streets rhe con.
vention was called TO order by Gov. Stanton. who
read the call issued by the league, accompanied
by remarks on the liberal non-sectarfan put
Christian character OF the organization which
called this convention OF all societies and persons
VINO found the substitution OF the arbitration for
war In settling disputes between nations lie then
Invited the Rev. b. c. Hobbs, OF Indiana, 20 open
aud others were also invited TO engage In the ex-
erciseS Mr. Hobbs read portions OF the LIST and "a
ha OF tsaan VINO prophecied the advent OF
and peace should prevail eventually In the world.
He followed the reading with prayer
INJECTION OF OFFICERS, ETC.
On motion OF Mr.. Young, DR.. Edward s. Toby,
president OF the American Peace Society, was
elected temporary chairman On motion OF Dr.
Bland, MT. J. t. Gibson was elected secretary
committee OF three was appointed on Gre
dentials-Goy. Stanton, b. T. fanny and H. c.
Durham.
Mr.. Jacob M. Trott was elected assistant score
tary.
The above named committee were directed TO
propose names for permanent officers for the con-
yention committee OF three was appointed 10
have the care OF reporting and publishing The pro-
ceedlngs OF the convention. The chair appointed
Or. Bland, Col Curtis and Mr. Gibson. on motion,
a committee was appointed 70 prepare suitable
Instructions for publication tomorrow I'm connec-
ton with the proceedings OF Decoration day, ex-
bereayed and that our hope was that arbitration
would prove war hereafter impracticable The
chair appointed Mr.. Gibson, Daniel Hin and Alfred
h. Love.
DELEGATES PRESENT.
The committee on credentials made the follow
ing report OF delegates present: Arbitration and
Peace Association OF London, Hon. r. r. Stanton
Mr.. Nathan Appleton, Hon. ID. ID. Field, All Love-
B. c. Hobbs and Robert M. TappaD; American
Peace Society OF Boston, Hon. Z. s. Toby, Rev. H.
c. Durham and Judge q. w. Warren: Universal
Reass Union H1 Or Ra,s I Ecdgers C Roagers
Peace Society, w. Williams, ID. K b. Hough r.
Souisa schoviey and M:Lidwell; Peace Union OF
western yearly meeting OF friends, b. C. Hobba
pennsylvania Peace Society-A- II. Love, r. Z.
Penss Prom ESdgs Illinois
Union-L K. Joslyn. Peace Society OF Paris-A
II. Love and J: Fergemda New York Peace IN
Peace society-D. W G. Beaborn and Mayo May Z.
Woody. The National Arbitration League-Onicers
and members. Peace Association of 6hio-Daniei
Hill. Salem, Iowa-Qt NJ Friend, j. T. Gibson
and A. n. Gibson.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED ETC.
The chair appointed the following committee on
DR.. A. r. Rodgers, Mira Bronson Col Curtis and
Mrs. B. A Lockwood.
The president, DR.; Toby made very appropriate
and fully set forth the great objects OF the arbra-
ton movement throughout the country and the
world. A committee on order OF business was ap-
pointed as follows: B. C. Hobbs F. P. stanton, B.
A: lockwood, A T. Love. Judge Warren, and Or.
1t was agreed that all questions coming before
the meeting shall be reported to the committee on
resolutions, and, as they are reported they NAV
be discussed, not more than ive minutes for each
The committee on order OF exercises retired and
soon afterwards, through the chairman, reported
program which. after discussion, was adopted.
The committee on memorial resolutions were In
session but had not made report when our report
closed
THE COMMITTEE ON ORDER OF BUSINESS
for afternoon and evening reported as follows:
2p. m. to 4:30I. Reading OF correspondence and
remarks; 2 Resolution on Decoration day and re-
marks. Evening, 7:30 to 10 o'clock-Addresses by
Daniel Hin, Edward 8. ToDey, and Belva A Lock.
wood; and discussion.
The Apothecary I'm ar omeo and Juliet,
The Tdtler says there was an actor of the day
who could play nothing well but the Apothecary
In Romeo and Juliet" This he played so well
that he grew fat upon It, and then, OF course,
was set aside. Out of employment. he soon
grew thin, and SO again qualified himself and
had a further run In it.
Good Trousers for Cold Weather.
From the San Francisco Chronicle.
An old pair Of trousers had been hanging In