The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-18
THE PEACE Commission.
BgsTyEssLIkE AND HARDwORK-
ING BODY OF MEN.
They Are Some hat bisappsfnfeA q"
Find That the English Gush over
an Alliance L. Principally From
Pubtse Men and From the Press.

Copyrighted isss. By ss.e Associated Press.
LD%D3$. Dec. lit is G0astfas u q
more Dusineszlike. hardw0Fxlns b~aS ihan
the American peace commission. "ii'cA
eal,ed this afternoon for Ne~ York Oh
board the American line steamship 81.
Louis from So1t hsaEaptoa. ever rspTeSentsa
the United state asroa1. The Americans
arc greatly sn4e0tel. ~ al stages. ~ tns
training 81 Prof. 5i9oFe. secretary 81 tins
United State eehIga.asaor, @l.o participate
ed ia the conference and whose good ar
vice was often e. oss-l1lng factor In @eisnty
pro0.esns.
Tn American roTnrnissiouers also say
a compliment ~1z paid to Mr. ArthVr
E'efgusoGl. tHe Interpreter attached 10 b1rr
commission. Isl the SDaTsiards Who ss1-
though hc was az american aitasits
trustee Ian - represent bota parties
After the treaty MAS signed and wnefA
the faEeH.ils acre being exchanged, sSn1T
R4Ds president ~ the Spanish coTun!Eson
selzga mir. Ferguson aal.tss, aF.d IL =
sDurly Spanish manner, .xesaifaSti. = ara
cure you m14sf nave fellow feeling LSf
s5..aniaFt!s. foF you speak our .aag 5stsis not
only with tue 1ead o8t vita tn1 HssAri.
Mr. Fet guzon Is gifted Wit a Fetn1rAAD-t
sn0moTy lie wpu.a listen To- . fletaei Tea
or twenty nInatts IoI4s. AND "0A41 tilea
repeat las suDstaace 81 -iI,t otlloi iiis i's' 81.
Tie accuracy 81 has foundations Ta5 ftS yer
questioned.
The prouaest member Of the returning
parry l. Ea"arG Savoy. tao slate d"EAifl I
Ifseaf gIlt-seEEpF VINO aetssere+ the h-'i-
sastg!al I'll the United States government
To- the SPANISH minister - NaSEthsla if..
sepor Dupuy Le lone. savoy - car lhg
the American copy "f the treaty. and u
guarding AZ as eaTeipiiy Ia thousn Ne nao
crown jewels IL has pos@-asiou-
Savoy speaks with lt1aV OF ms part ia
sl4niBg tt3e document, eIigca consisted ia
affixlng the seals VITA tbs ak aEtt candle
urAad by JUGS. Day Wacn ae wss socretarr
OF state and waien savoy brought 10 Paris
for that purpose
the United states wlt1 their eyes opened
81 regard 70 the Anglo American 'indeT-
standing Yhey. like The majority u
Americans arrived ia EUROPE with the
id,A that "A Continental. fTAtcfnal love Tor
America prevailed al over Great Britain.
They teiurn with the kn5"4rdee that,
except IA pubic speeches ati pAs5A!@
Ytiuia America is almost as mDca criti-
csed here as 90 tue continent. brt.sa
politicians and business men recognize he
Iart thAt the understanding o. alliance
with America Is htGuiy desirable. Bub 10
pretend as many of the newspapers now
do. that 4 IL based on kinsdlp. IL absurd
To any one Ia a position 10 near me ddt4y
comments, both private and public, or the
people OF Eug.aid. The Spectator today
again insists upon - sentimental alliance
and says.
'-rh. air IS fnll or talk 81 alliances and
OF how good for this country i would be- %
ally ourselves 10 this Or thtt power. FRANK
~. W. do n"s ierl aNy great enthusiasm
OF the subject except ia the case OF the
United STAGE. and there We 90 nut want 20
So su Innrn alliance a. recognition OF the
bond ~ kiu~up. Ne want merely The ae-
ceptaHc. az me principle that DO matter
how diifctent may ba tnolf interests ana
aspirations. brothers ia blood VIII never
desert each other 80 the hour of supreme
need We want England and America eaea
10 feel whas we firmly believe to be a fact,
tha; If either gels rs IA to the wal.
the other viii come to It's help. 10 matter
wnat the cause Of the quarrel"