New-York tribune., 1896-01-15

upon bayone,s tomorrow. the day after and next
Much 'il as be"v" in peace ari its blessings much
detest war and It's horrors. mucn a J ic"l 'NIt
f. he bcrtv or be ,sonc- OF ine territories or
The safety Of the Of the country VIII ju NY
an appeal to the arbirament # arms. reysr ne.ess
nations. Of vacn the l'nitcd states s1on.d be one
such d presrn alton SHOULD be made 10 ths an.la1
and hs adviser as would stop these hofr5rs and
save our Christian bTtthren
hghes ana n.D.4r courage than tho Sn'gHt erroni
Of The Middle Ayes or the c:u.a icr ever 'NnD.'ei
is shown ly the iefcrceless Chr.s;Itn Mcn ana
women Of Armenia who are dying daily under the
sword the iasn ana Of starvation f'r the fl!ih Of
,he.r f,taers and the religion of Christ
THE DETROIT MEETING.
The Arm sniar Relief Association. Of this ity,
has cabled to THE London Times ana to The
London Da!ly News' the following. which was
cabled to the Queen from the great mass-neo'-
ing held at Detroit on Sunday. with G neral
Alger in thc chair
TO Her Majesty Queen Victoria Of Great Britain
and Empress of lnta: ,
Wc, izons Of DeWot Mieh in mas',me@tn; ~ cot
hum3niil. 10 use Your grfAt rower % 81, y,rny WY
We believe il q tue su1re1ne duty o. tle hou'
for a.. civilized nau1na, incud NJ 'hr mic .''le'
10 intervene ana end th!s outraSe n2'n hnIah T.;
potc Government
to cooperate in amy practcahlc effort 10 ,n To-
atrocities and assure srcu,ity to We Nr,nenn'mS'
II.
l.. G. BUTLER. Secretary.
General Secretary Kiretchj.an. who had just
returned from the mass meeting at Detroit sa.d
yesterday t. reporter:
There IS no doubt az TO the sentiment o' the
American p.upic now on the Armenian situ&-
tlon. The Detroit meeting was a great on'. IA'E
have enough Aume material there To set ~"
world fire. bat In the spirit of fratcrhtN l'r.
pcuew had been Invited 10 be present. l'is letter.
which was read there. created an evident impress
sion | may sly that the Armenian Relief Asso-
citation is In full force in Detroit The sentiments
expressed by General Alger. Bishop Ninde ana all
the prominent ministers who We're heard, both at
the mass meeting ana IN the evening for sunday
was Armenian DAY at DetroiO were loud ana
emphatic in the expression of their conNlctloA
that il was the duty Of the United states. to-
gether with all the res, OF civilization. To put an
end II the standing outrage upon humanity a.
the hands Of the sultan. :" much loosely jointci
sentiment has been aimlesaN flying about WINE
the Armenans have been dying by the ID 'us"lds
under the sword that 1t is gratifying t. feel that
the leaders of the people everywhere have begun
to find out that nothing buj practical suggestions
and stalesmanlike utteran'e VIII help the cause"
At the regular weekly meeting OF the 'pnErc-
gati0nal clergymen Of this city, held yesterday.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
We. the Congregational ministers OF New York
;inued suffering in tie Turkish Empire and learn
ing that substantial support Tor enabling IN Na'ioh-
Ing further that the work of raising funds through
an Relief Committee which il forming branches in
ali the principal c,es do heartily ndorse the Efforts
be sent at once to Brown BROTHERS u co. 80. -
Wa-st.. treasurers OF the fund believing that tn"
immediate relief OF our fellow Christians ~ turkey
is the paramount duty OF the hour. We pledge our
brother ministers # all denominations TO do
the same
To give effect % this resolution We appoin' com
mittee Of three namely. the Key. Malcolm VI. .
Dana. the Rev Il. b. Tyler and the Rev. II. :.