The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
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UNIVERSAL !. / ! ! J! { !! PEACE |: I J
BY BARONESS BEI7Tld Won
n IN s ij3l ia ", y r. 5s 3,t N

Il Is y q tie vnlisa states that TIE
friends look for the fai,l
peace. hen country in the world
o naS sn'5 fe n shor ago, made such
M plG te1 DS1saISIit ia Tha
encouraging Impression which, I. nr y, 81
p pbio Wt on Siv othetSsde Of the tlantlc
TRe idea e s. tsrt '1is
e cass s seems INC Whole
lie st,eti1eii5H tns haS Nj humble tyr, IS
etiSf fay Il hSEH ar bean
told thdt as sfarfns tletidea ITO which !
have given my whole hea It and soul was -
meet VIA bga rea S Sisapo
desire i for the gloiies3 To- hcfattdiined y war
But greeably surprised t. fnd Z tn At
these &prOphetS OIL bcNlI , W.
mistaken Nj u I = 1. s, /, q,
States, as hdteSchanonist,ie J,.g 5ers
mporaliste desifss q, feria, p f. he
| slightest provocatton, but, that$,tlie .qlatonS
| as a whole Is strongly in fav or 81 peace
flsary shGw S Sgg a 1ss
Welt repeatedly emphasized MS y love .,oI
| peace, while his opponent IS tried to make
point against ha and hy e teng
i his war-lovng5 and comDa tive ana W Il e
] gressive cllaractepaE Truly when both the
| great parties. make peace one or thelr
i always on, tlespulse of he snubiic
sentiment mast ibe strong IN favor OF uni
\ verSal peace. . i 5sHl51 ", . <.
unlimited biitles.' OF as !. should pre-
ties although the Intensity OF the life,
| there Is apt to be SratherStoo much for
| strongly conservative iperso OILS. d, ui8
~ twas "a great pleasure Q mo .AMlle on
President Roosevelt Invited tho nat ions Of
world to- %Tn pW Een
results. although twill ana i,a $ aroused
| much antugonisn, and crltI cism,S But no
really great Thought has 5conguefeaf W Wuor
4 come. Much was accon1pl ished !. py &. Inc q
first conference, a when representat,iiy Y. g :
of all nations signed theaWorass tnat ,oane
demands that tho burdens Imposed on
them to maintain the, large standnlng ar.
mics and naves be. lghtene NJ. bnt iar
viii there is q way,',. says the ,proye1r,b,
! But when the Way is already there the he
VII m 9Ra ma arG %
while / dwelt In the United states there
was which aipong geY rIptess te
HupOn mo ana WINCH }tlDAGof 20 !. ~
4 future. 1t was a meeting NJ Wplcil Llle
Z question of disarmament WAS dlscusseu,,
I! and what gave 1t special sign ilcance was ,ll
]! that an American gen elyll anu FORMER, coill
4 munlcr-in- chief 3nf 1.-The Uni ted Estates
| army, G General Nelson "A. lies, was me
| principal speaker, and that II was al,
| tended by a great number OF olilcers a!lu
| men OF the Twcnty-t bird Regime ~. I. !,
When tho rwenty-third q ReglNlent lin, I'M
so much sense there ~ no yeasion Wy WY
the Invent y-fourth and all the nor rGs
timents should not 500 take the ~
lterest In the peace loyemsh y any ny. sas s
that while they must do y Ell g, dutty 81
long as wars exist the ess t u
as Lieutenant,G Colonel ENfarltz Won Eg1dy
| calls 1T, is worth working for, i. {, u
Another very encourag Ing s!g1l was y ~,
| that Tie speakers all aroused the strong !.
est est applause from the audience whenever
they remphaslzed that was AMERICAS i y g s
| greatest honor and glory nat sms NAV
grown to be world power wltho tua e w
| having had a standing army q ~ lhat sh ~,
I would reap more glory ne ! wv y ~
| rhampioning and cOInpalllng pe,tnce' az AT
! though unarmed. but strong IN ne co|' \
sclous,less Of; her power, (. y, !, I. I,
The poison Of lniper!a ism has az I, ectea
| a mart of the people of the !tad s{aleeS;
| sInccf:the war with SPAIN but II ts only ~
a very slight part which has bhcolntes mus y Y,
affectedt,and the Amarican3 US "a u eelea
and tho American organising lSs 90 stto,is
and lis vitality SO poWartui en ny n e
a t,yBteU s8FyAElt " ~