Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-06
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10 read the. following nltssler. from Ii.
Thos. Barclay. announcing that if b.,1
b4en received from The Assoc,,t.a
Press Ia whose car. Sir Thomas b.,l
committed il: "A nm y.,y sorry | ,,n
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i'hilratl Hlhu". mere 70 attend tn"
congress. An "ulo"ISt I" "rat"rN
'Iil" from me lilh"oo' ms WORDS btliiS
a derunciatl"n of tWo conditions: one,
the attempt of christianity TO thrust
christianity INTO India as lndlas rcli-
Sion. thereby destroying the 1ounda-
ton structure of that country. and the
other the action of the EhSllsh in IN
dia in invading Thibrt. The home gov
eminent, Bharati charged. had been
"Wherdlcd into this invasion of the
roof Of the world by the English living
in India
A Hndoo chant. bescaching peace,
WAS the conclusion of a clear English
speech. which WAS received with OPP
urobation.
R.uorts of committees were then
taken M. DR.. ". Evans Darby of
England. presenting a report of the
committee on u,irstious of the day on
the I;usso-Japancse war, in the form
81 r.soilitions calling upon the con-
rrcss 70 address the Emperors of Rus
sin and Jlpan an earnest appeal to end
thr war and also calling for a request
to .,u the other now..rs signatorv to
The Hague agreement to IMPRESS upon
nussia and Jan;n the wisdom and ur-
,rnncv If ending the conflict. The res
buttons were:
"Rosoiyed that the congress address
10 the EInperors Of Russia and japan
an earnest appeal cntreating them
ithrr Nv direct negotiations or by hav-
inc ,.co,,rsa to ibe friendly offices of
some nautril mower or movers. 10 nut
u, H., :, ia ,c,,I ,,,,,ct+cr of +heir
.,,I,iants non. c,oion on and ,,ranr the
rIr1 tbat since terms If rrlc. must
sooner or later bc discussed and set
lIpd. if i far better that this shall he
thrr sacrifice of valuable property and
precious lives.
.That the congress forward an adj
dress 10 eDch If the sicnatorv powers
of The Hnpue convention. other than
Russian ana Japan. reminding them of
the provision of Article y of the con-
ventinn ANA urging them. in accord
ancc Herewith, 10 press upon the gov
prnmcnts of Russia and Japan the
inheritance Of putting an end without
further DELAY to n war which afflicts
humanity, hinders legitimate com
merce and impcdeS the progress Of the
world in the pathway of civilization
and peace"
4 generous discussion of the reSOlu-
ton cnsued.
T., T. Moneta of Italy. said that the
resolutions We're agreeable to him. but
he thought it WAS a case of calling the
doctor after the patient was dead.
Committeeman Darby supported the
resolutions.
Prof. Ouilde Of Germany, suggested
that the resolutions he handed over
t" tn" H"rnr bureau. I" be made use Of
ia'tr'
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