The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-21
Voice Of
tho People
Editor Providence News:

: Inc Universal Peace union and the
connecticut Christian Peace society are
10 mold their annual meeting commencing
on the ed and ending on the 25th day OF
? 'he present month. Able speakers from
various sections will be present. and prac-
'cai topics other than those OF peace
ana arbitration will be discussed. All
interested are cordially invited 10 attend
expected that Rhode Island as well
as otner sections, will be represented by
i'se attendance and with good in
nuehre' The place OF the meeting is al
Mystic, near Stonington, Conn. and CON
sNts VI seVerai acres OF high wooded land
po'ucreu py an attractive river and other
wise surrounded by beautiful scenery
mere Is also for use an auditorium and
o'ne' puiidihgs, together with several
tehts' 1t is proposed that on the dav
after the close o. the meetiny a, N,s,t'
one Oh IKE character will be held on board
a STEAMER going from there 10 Watch
mn, ana 10 which all are invited
meeting may also be held I'm Westerly
| 80 80 "o'ice OF the events will be given
Mystic can he reached by the e,oc,r,,.
! from Westerly. New London ana e.,
| ihgton and by the New York. Now Haven
| ana Hartford railroad The meetings arc
| enutled TO be Of special Interest to RHODE
islanders from the fact that the Irnivo-
sal feace union was organized I'm tho
rnus meeting house on North Main
street, In tnis city, May 1886 by numarou.
advocates OF peace and arhi,ratior g.
Guiding Alfred N. Love OF PhiladeInbts |
Nllllam l.. Garrison Of BOSTON Levi y
Josiln OF Providence and Mrs ElIzabetb |
IS Chace. Samuel B. Chace. William
cnace and Thomas Haskell. residents I'm
1t', parts OF the state. all OF whom rem
a k,..,
Heht ana otherwise Mr. Love was
CHOSEN president OF the union and Mrs
Chace and Mr. Josln, two OF lts v,ce
PIesluents. Mr.. Love is still I'm office
MS associates mentioned have gone to
JOIN the choir invisible"
Mrs Shace. with members OF her
FAMILY. Wendell Phillips. William I car.
rlson. Samuel j. May. Mrs. Julia ward
Howe Mrs Mary A Livermore. Levi
h Joslin and others took n very actI,o
seH-sacrlncing and efficient part in tho
coh'est IN this country against human
slavery her home at Valley Falls being
d refuge for escaped slaves, as well as
es eStns pace Tor those engaged in special
service for God and humanity. She was
also known as being greatly Interested IN
the prevention or crime the reformation
or the criminal. and as tho successfuI ,
reader In efforts TO establish the Rhode ,
,sland state Home and School for
Neglected and Dependent Children. She
~Nas vas also active In lessenlng the evils OF !
- '.r,,psronce, r iaoored for the promotion !
of goodcitizenship. and I
Did not lightly hold Z
right which brave man died to gain. 9
ne axe the cord the stake the sword I
Gtlm nurses at its birth OF pain" /
'erNins Tor many years as a brave. self c
'acrlncing and efficient leader in efforts d
o extend the suffrage 10 women. Alfred g
~. Love. hnr friend | r
aid; Il regard Elizabeth B. Chace as r
representative OF the true Christian and 3
american matron. She embodied ali tho =
lualties OF justice. freedom truth ana
owe mat made for peace and righteous
,ess' As mother, friend and exemplar.
ne stood forth as a model OF true
Through years that al
most lift the veil OF century she tauvb.
ls how 20 live and die
Therefore We will not say
Farewell 10 thee. for every unborn 20
mali mix with thee its household chart Z
tics. =
md woman shrine thee as a vestaI c,u. Z
n all the temples OF her sanctity: <
md the young child shall take thee b,. Z
the hand 5
ma travel with surer step 10 heaven 2
Levi K, Joslln, an intimate friend as x
'eh as m efficient co-laborer OF Mrs d
mace. was We" known as one OF our
'D'N '''NFA anu SuCteSS1ui business
aiming the love, respect and esteem ~
II with whom he had relations espec,allv ce
is employees one OF which 7 had tho or
onor and pleasure to have been He er
lustrated In his own life and chnrscter
he truth OF the saying:
hlnd hearts are more than coronets ST
nd simple faith than Norman blood " nc
Mr Joslin besides aiding I'm the forma ul
on or the Peace union presented IL with DC
beautiful banner bearing the inscrintIop m
Peace and Love the Guardians OF tho ly
'orld. iio also gave much time and co
oney being to the cause OF peace az to CO
ie many others In which he was inter tn
'teu' Pillar in the Temple" "A
.rong STAFF" "A Beautiful Rod"
None knew him but to love him m,
ono named him but to praise" tn
me Universal Peace union so fortunate ca
lts parentage and birthplace has under
vine guidance been very successfuI q.
IL establishing nearly 10 branches ana thi
ding the formation OF many more in this ez-
untry and abroad. including tho tn,
Christian Peace society and So
. Rhode Island Radical Peace society inl
"hlch Mr.. Joslin was for many wears wi
. esteemed and efficient president 7, Pill
= also been represented in many peace IA
ngresses, national and International
d is rendering valuable service. not "
~ I'm behalf 81 an Internal tional tribunal the
inginG about tho triumph Of Tho uay,n dea
ace conference. II has established q, doc
headquarters I'm Philadelphia p cour, gro
arbitration that has performed good of
vic" by settling controversies batweeo S
otal and labor Among tho various
hlicaticns Of the union tho most i'm, %
-tant Is tho monthly periodical. entitled , enc
he Pescemaker," II having circulation Yea
all parts of the world 10
'he past and present monbership lie, exc
'tains besides those already mentioned ing
Following names. many ~ which arc IaN
household words" In connection with inc
cient. praiseworthy. self-sacrihcing
successful service for God and hu-
nifty Cardinal Gibbons Archbishons wou
lahd and Ryan, Rt Rev Bishop John t~nIs ~
Neene. Rev. Robert Collyer. Miss Clara Eur
lton. Mrs Mary Frost Evans Mrs thes
u h. Joslln. Hon. John w Foster or
iy Henry Somerset. Hon Josiah ouin- sue
lle@ekidh Butterworth. Hon Jonathan INV
7 fhace Mrs. Mary a I,ivermore. Mrs