The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED.
Archbishop ireland Makes Plea
for Fostering Spirit Which
Opposes Warliiio Meas
ureS.

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i:aIy-:1 sub-a:: = = their claims aga;ae:
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spee-1ins -.xa:d re EezGs 20 erect tier me
Palace ot Peace IN Permanent Dwelling
% house &. tatr tenant. .he GooGsss he-sel. o.
justice
America make 10 the tribunal q Tha Efas3e
fgrthe- and vet more glorious e'nt-Ebution
.:rzla;or7s % The original Psac. conte=ence.
20 unite with herself In bringing 70 IBIS t..-
eunai for frai adjudication c5,ses o: di-e-e-c-.
yttain certain def;nsd limitations tha; may n
-IC future arise between them ard herself
th,a- making e az ever living ani in vev
t-vth sn international court Ot appeal II
this lase contribution America has 6sen in -lzrr
preceded by France ana England The tlct,
howe-e-. between France and England brings
to The Hague only two natiOl,; M proposal
or the executive OK America vii! bring tht.1e.
all The nations t.rlator.e@ 10 the original
Peace Conference. and. IN this manner, tsnd 20
factor IN the upbuldng OF the tribunal. the
most effective factor in securing universe!
psac. through universal appeal to enthroHei
Justice
America than the pro r,osal made by =. exec
.,.'e .; 70 enter mo a.oitra'-2S o. tTaases Cth @
tersnee-a proposal soors to b. r9Ilor;ei. have
70 70 doubt; hy on: Of TIE game n intent 20 o.het
were NOT anytnr such stgratorie4 The n-tposaI
america rises unchaIienseS as a wo-It power
when all mankind wonders and questions what
may be the sisnidcance 0. her sudden on
trance into the arena OF interua tionsi
hegsnfny: IL IS MADE when America car az
.or9 20 mae IL IN me Iu'Llts o Der SE,tyg ,
tha, tIr,ldIfy or rensa OF her own veakness
Is her inspiring motive
Let us be practical. ". a. FAR from the
ife1l America may strive Tor The best; but
until the best Is secured beyo;'d peril .h. mus;
BE- F9acy f9r the worst ana g. l"1s rs va: IS >
eSIi possiniei 20 Lsrs as u rHTiain. ne so.s
80 80, ,e-irs, - 1,, rot-,, IN ,sr am ard
navy.
TIE army and the navy! We honor them. We
pTsIse ,te1: Their proves vas ever heroic
when, in the past. America neSaed their ssry,
es II VII ever be feroic, snouia ATnerlca nee. neeo
ma ,s-ic, pId y iher1 I ~ tis trav Tie
s,y er "a and The nay, C;iorior;. thsv nTs when
I,lstfce and Righteousness invoke their sword
Glorious they are. when in their aim Is peace