The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-22

81 GEO. w. G. CLUTTER, Tres.
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| force, and am glad that the time Is
coming when public opinion is to be
more and more controlling force,
| glad that the time is coming when the
moral sentiment Of one nation will at
feet the differences Of other nations,
glad that the time is coming when the
world realizes. that q war between
two nations affects others than the
two nations involved, glad that the
time Is coming when the world insists
that a nation cannot sit By idly and
look on while two nations fight out
their differences without protesting
, that they shall settle them by some
peaceful means, and If you give time
for the marshaling Of the forces Of
public opinion you can promote peace.
[Cheers.] Therefore this resolution Is
suggested for the three reasons that it
gives chance to investigate the facts;
that 1t gives a chance to separate the
question Of fact from the question Of
honor; that it gives a chance for the
calming Of passion; that it gives
chance for the formation of a control
ling public sentiment. [Cheers.l
will not disguise the fact that con-
slider this resolution long step in the
direction Of peace, nor will disguise
hn fo of hof hnvsA II NJ
this parliamentary union to take just
as long step as possible in the direc
ton Of universal peace. lCheers.]
"We'meet in famous hall, and look
ing down upon us from these walls are
pictures that illustrate not only the
glory that is to be won in war, but
the horrors that follow war. [Cheers. ]
There Is a picture of one Of the great
figures in English history Ipointing to
the fresco by Maclise Of the death of
Nelson]. He is represented as dying,
and around him are the mangled fig-
ures Of others. understand that war
brings out great characteristics. I am
aware that it gives opportunity for the
display Of great patriotism. am
aware that the example of men who
have given their lives for their coun-
try is an inspiring thing, but venture
to say that there Is as much inspiration
in noble life as there is In an heroic
death [cheers], and I trust that one of
the effects Of this Interparliamentary
union will be to bring to the people
Of fhe %Ha hof
for the public, overlooking like spring
with good, is an influence upon the
human race and upon the destiny of
the world as great as any death upon
the battlefield. ECheers.l And If you
Will permit me to mention one whose
career watched with interest and
whose name revere, would say that,
in'my humble judgment, the sixty-four
years of spotless public service of Will
liam Ewart Gladstone loud cheers]
will, In the years to come, be regarded
as as rich an ornament to the history
Of this nation as the life Of any man
who poured his blood out on the bat
tlefeld. [Cheers.1 All movements In
the interest Of peace have back of
them the idea ofsbrothcrhood. If peace
Il to come in this world 1t will come
because, people more and more clearly
recognize acknowledgements tie that binds
every human being to every other
human being. Il we. are to build per.
manent peace 1t must be on the foun
dalton of brotherhood of men. A poet
has described how In the civil war that
-anged our country into two hostile
camps but q gaueration ago-he has
described how In one battle a soldies
in one line thsuss His bayeaet through;
soidiar IN tie opposing lfae. and when
he stopped to draw Il out he recos-
nised IN tAs face Of the fallen onf
the face OF his blother. And then the
poet describes the feeling of horye,
thai oyerwzeJmea him to think the
he ha3 .sasssa tie lie Of ono who was
the chtid Of Tie saEde parents and The
companion of nisihc3hood. It was na-
thetic'stnrr, Bag b It too much to hope
that ~ ~ ysets 50 BY We viii begin
to S6dpxkas9 art the iizsaan family
is but a Mrxsr Family thar the one
wh;ch,x sys -. val acsnaint-d with!
FChessssl ssk tqp much to hope that
as fks 7aars go by human sympathy
will sxrss& ma, This feeling ~ friend
ship and ffatez1,ity Win not be bounded
by tho members OF a family or BY the
members OF clan or q esnamunity
or state, but shall be woTiaswadat
fCheeY-sf n fk fsy, rsxrsxk IN heY,<. fhcs
we, in tlts assembly, EsEy rcExtsiy BE-
this resos4tisn eeatfisute e. koatea the
day wtea we shaI fees a. iaafyfdusIs
andsas mezbsrs Of natsoa appalled,
at theatakfay q any. h,srnsa its ssd
strive-to Exfss "a exsasians to tse level
Of settlement By rczsos and not by
force:s fIsopd aad prolonged cheers.
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