New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
pC3CI; COMMISSION ARRIVES.
,vrIDENTS OF THE VOYAGE ON THE
CANPA\IA.
,,,,rsr,xc, SPEECHES MADE At A con-
CERT HELD TO RAISE MONEY FOR
rrIr SFaMFS'S CHARITIES.

,,u.o,., Cen, 23-The Cunard Lire
- Csrnania from New-York or Septem-
= with the United States Peace Con'in's-
~, hoard arrived here at about O'Clock
49,. afternoon. with all we'll on board except
w. c,na,or GRAY. who has been suffering from
,,euraleia for two days.
.,,.,ra vas a concert on Thursday on poaru
,,a Car,pania. in aid Of the seamens char''e''
senator FRYE presided. After app'aH"s W.
,hs,rlotions he referred TO the fact tha' 'i'0
,r,1red wears ago Spain at the COST OIL a nun
arsd millions and With a great arh""', 90
Nh, to possess England. But. ne auueN' '"9
,ond through her sailors. then won N"'''F
,,b,ch gave her prestige for all time 'o"''i''
,,r the Senator eloquently adVer'eo " Wv
,~,,,ian. victory OF Commodore Dewey AT MAMMA
~ .b. course Of his remarks on TINS suoJeo'
c.rotor Frve said the fame which that victory
,,on for American sailors has gone all over '"e
world and has lifted the name OF the 'n'.er
Gates higher than ever before. He cohcluu'u
with: ,,-,.,.,, core,
MAY God bless American and Brltsh 'aiS
a.. ,ba ANGEL Of Peace touch your hearts TO-
night" eo,c .or
Tho collection netted the sum Of S3l6 Tor
NE societies MY Country. 'Tis Of
rhae" and God Saw. the Queen were SUNK.
,hanks 70 the chairman adding. after hearty
e,,a,rs ,ha, britannia Rules the Waves shou'u
-. ta amended so that some word represeh''hs
ca. Rritain and the United States would pe
hs.i,uted FOR britannia This sentiment WaS
rorndlv applauded by Sir william hed'eis
,bo aftarvard called for some remarks lioi
Senator Davis. ,,..,
Tho Senator began by saying the unl,ed
States and the mother country mao Squap'i'N
in the past but they were family quatre'S o"IS =
which Il we'll behooved all others 10 let s'ric''
alone He added impressively that by o'N'"'
disnensation the last E.. rec months had brought
o+',, bottor feeling between Great Britain
and the United States than ever before
AND why not?" asked the Senator. -"
sroak the same tongue. We think much the same
and we read the same books. The meaning o'
this Is that 125OOOO0O Of people speaking "e
English tongue and standing together IN 'houe"
ord nurnose will do more for peace than any
war ever waged
Trdeo Dav was then induced to speak and.
with dignity in word and manner. ne referred
% mo fac, that. while British citizenship has
been ready passport everywhere America"
citizenship now none the less furnishes pass
mort equal 70 any warrant Of manhood the
sneaker added that he could not talk OF the
reace mission hut he hoped all would he sra''-
fed 10 welcome the Commission on its return
from the contamination Of peace honoranie 70
tbA United States and alike just to the other IN
terested Power
Whtelaw Reid also spoke He regretted the
fact that the American Commission In eolhe
abroad should not be sailing under its own nag
and IN a vessel built in America Sir' he'o
added: ''" T'
eve have scme suitable vessels. but they have
been and are quite busy.
The sneeches of the Commissioners We're al
heartily applauded.
There has been no full conference Of the peace
Commission. though it's members have consuIteC
IN pairs casually. Probably there VIII not ne
Pull meeting Of the Commissioners until they
reach Paris Judge Day. Secretary Moore and
Assistant Secretary Macarthur have been en-
gagged In preparing a record Of the details Of the
American case
The Commissioners and their party on 'heii
massage across the Atlantic occupied three tables
IN side section OF the dining saloon They VII
stav in London until Monday. and will then &c
10 Paris.