The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-10

Mr.. Earl Scitz. of this city. was the
guest at dinner at the Raleigh yesterday
Of Representative Norton Of Ohio Nj
Seitz has mammoth project on hand.
and is seeking TO interest Mr. Norton.
who is an old friend. in furthering IT,
Mr.. Seitz has devised a new system OF
government for the entire world. It is
warranted TO meet any emergency that
may arise in any country on earth in
peace or in war now or hereafter. to cure
all the troubles that human rule is heir
to, solve all the many and complex prob
lens that now vex the nations OF the
world and for this almost miraculous
piece o. work. this grand invention. as
he calls it. he asks only the small sum
Of $500 600 OOO
II the Government is not willing to
plank down that much ready cash Mr..
Seitz viii undertake TO put his system in
operation himself for the greatly re-
duced sum OF s20O. 100000.
Issues a Proclamation.
These offers are contained in a mes
sage or proclamation. as ne describes it,
addressed to Congress, and which Mr.
CtlN1 noEtc MI -NOIIOu VIII De able TO
have given consideration
Mr.. Seitz expects his proclamation to
arouse various emotions. Those who can
understand and appreciate it viii hail it
with delight Those who have been de-
MED the ability to grasp so great and
abstruse a subject will meet it with dis
trust. while those who for their own sell
fish purposes oppose righteousness and
refo m Will ssssu 1t bitterly, ridicule it.
and heap odium upon its author But
all great men have been reviIed, says
Mr.. Seitz with a complacent smile
Don't make the mistake Of thinking
that Mr.. Seitz is some lOng-haiTed crank
with blazing eye and bony fOrefnger. with
which he points out the many wonderful
qualities Of his ineyn-ion. Mr.. Seitz is
a quiet, peacaable business man has a
good income and has devoted many years
20 the study Of government fer patriotic
reasons and as an Intellectual recreation.
He has written and published-at his own
expense-a full exposition Of his ideas.
He has sought IN a quiet way 20 secure
recognition for them and to start move
ment for their adoption by this Govern
ment and by the world That he has
failed is the reason for the proclamation.
Takes II the Whole World.
The first important feature OF Mr.
Seitz's system is its universal character.
II is intended for the whole world. But
il does not call for any change in the
map OF the world. CT the wiping out Of
any Of the principaHties or powers now
existing All can remain as independent
or as dependent as they now are He pro-
poses 70 carry out in a practical form the
pOetical dream Of TennysOn Of the par
lament OF man, the federation Of the
world"
He will have first what he calls The
United Republics of the World" This
viii have various executive legislative
and judicial departments all organized
on new lines with many new powers and
duties, not 10 speak Of many new officers
with strange names and functions. This
he patrioticaliy proposes 70 have located
in the United States but that is for the
United States TO say. If the Government
does not take advantage Of its OppOr-
tunity, well there are other Governments.
Under this United Republics Of the