The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-21
PEACE UNIONS ANNUAL MEET

The Convention Began at Mystic Yes terday. ~.' l The Universal Peace union began its sessions at the Peace grove in Mystic , yesterday, and twill continue until .Au-
 gust 2S. The following programme was ' arranged:
 Wednesday, August 29, 10:30 a. m. The
 convention opened with the annual ad- 1 dress of President Alfred H. Love, of 1 the Universal Peace union. He de- scribed the many activities of the union. 2
 | Secretary Daniel Batchellor read let ters of regret and greetings from Sec
 retary of State John Hay, Minister Wu Ting Fang, Dr. Edward Everett Hale, Hon. Henry B. MetcaIf, of Rhode Is- land, Carl schurz, Mark Twain, Joseph Jefferson, Cullen B. Foote of New Ha- ven, Edward Atkinsony Minnie White,
 E. D. Meade, Professor c. s. woolsey, Russell H, Cromwell and Rabbi Joseph Kranskopf.
 Mrs. Francis A. W. Harper, of Phila- delphia, delivered an address in the af- ternoon on '"The Power of Example. '' This was followed by, an address by Rev. James P. Stoddard. of Boston, sec retary of the New England Christian
 association, on the text Righteous ness and Peace Have. Kissed Each
 Other"
 Thursday August 21, 1O:3O a. m. Ad- Dol h,.tG Gt T1
 Seward New. York. secretary Golden Rule Federation; "Women and Peace"
 Mrs. Susan $. Fessenden, Boston,
 president Mass. W. c. T. U. and na- tional organizer; Rev. Matthew Ander- son, A. M, Philadelphia, principal Philadelphia Berean Manuel Training and Industrial school. Thursday after noon, 3: Addresses, "The Unmanliness
 of War" Ernest Howard Crosby, New York, author Captain Jink's Hero, and
 formerly judge in international court.
 Cairo Egypt: Socialism the Basis of
 Universal Peace,'' H. A. Gibbs, M. D..
 Worcester, Mass; "Tolstois Plan for
 the Peace of the World" Hezekiah Butterworth, Boston; Patriotism and
 Peace" Hon. Walter S. Logan, New
 York
 Friday. August 22, 10:30 Address
 Single Tax and Peace" James Roger Brown, New York. president Manhat-
 tan Single Tax club; What is Peace?
 How Can it Be Obtained?" Alfred IT. Love, Philadelphia, president U. P. U since 1866; War From the Standpoint
 of Common Sense" William N. Ash
 man, Philadelphia, president Pennsyl- vania Peace Society.
 Afternoon 2 o'clock. Address-"'The
 Coming Unity of the World" B. F. Trueblood, L. L. D., Boston, secretary
 American Peace Society; Gan a Pro- fessing Christian Consistently Engage In Human Warfare?" Mrs. Ida Whip pie Benham, Mystic; "Czar's Peace Movement From Personal Observa- tion," Countess Nicolai, Philadelphia; poem, "The Czar's Vision." Mrs. F. F.
 W. Harper, Philadelphia: address,
 Wilbur F. Copeland, New York Found- CT Straight Edge Cooperative Com
 munity.
 Saturday 10:30 a. m. Reports of committees. Election of officers. Ad-
 dresses, "The Buda-Pesth Conference"
 Mrs. Emma S. Brinton, Washington;
 Institutions and Religion" Ralph AL
 bertson, Lewiston. Me; "The Peace
 Question as Exemplified in Ancient
 America" Frank M. Sheehy, Somer- vile, Mass.
 Afternoon ? o'clock. Actresses. South American Peace Movements" Hezekah
 Butterworth, Boston; War and the Federal Constitution" Jerome F. Man.
 ming, Lowell. Mass; remarks by dele gates and members.
 Other speakers expected are Rev. F. P. Powell, A. M Clinton, New York, editorial writer on St. Louis Globe Democrat for many years, subject,
 "The Evolution of Conscience With a Look Ahead" Mrs. Relra A. Lockwood,
 Washington, D. C.. President National Woman's Press association. subject, will the Peace Be Lasting?" Profess