New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
FOR WORLDWIDE PEACE
7.f, Hailed as the Leader BY
New York Society.
CARNEGIE STIRS HEARERS
,,,ls-es Presidents Plan Of
Arbitration Would Soon End
War for Good.

War for Good.
- --.s the ringing keynote % the
- hid Yesterday en- the Park Ave
- Nv ere Peace Society OF the city
- york. Notable men and women
49,. he many tables ~ the luncheon
..-..-e-s o- participants I'm the general
80 as - the best means o. Drouot-
- world peace.
- ~a--ocie. president CO tho So
90 g. me head OF the speakers
40 Oh his right and left were
-a---.r-- NarC-sc<en OF New York Uni
-sie-or Nauauieu. Of the Methodist
--,-.r church: Francis Lynde Stetson.
- r e.. Knox John Temple Graves.
- n Suraxue. :. r. Dutton and
.---s ~. Kir-nwev-
-a--esfe In his address said he Wa
-. interested FIJI an article On peace
- .- tre morning papers. - hich
49, -hz- 10 nation would benert Or
,4-- another nation. and al nations
r5 --rrt hy reace. "One or TIE nrsI
.--.--s os tre Gag. Lord Kitchener, has
- ----e-eE similar sentiments m CHI
-.r," said AZ. Ca-uegie-
=. che mention 81 Lord Kitchener there
49, great applause.
~ do nations keep on arming them
--,s f4- war" demanded Nj carnegie
..- - is no The interest Of no nation
. L-,ak r-- peace Yet men to-day can
-. mass a moment when they are not n
- and ra-Eer o. war. II America
~ ---rre should agree 20 reduce arrna-
-.---s -7--ro--1v. it would mean only that
.sr- had rV1 pistols.
a. was here that Nr. Carnegie aroused
80 enthusiasm O. his bearers by his direct
--s--o--e -- President Tafts proposal Cor
ii International court or arbitration.
Hal Taft as ire Leader.
--. nations NAV bring about universal
80. -r sfo-rrr the suggestion of The
-,-,s,5e--. requiring aT nations 20 submit
cd --es-Ic-s On arbitration in an interna-
..--sr Court ~ honor framed i1 way
4. --.-r all The nations into general
.s-e.--er- .1 abide boz irs Jurisdiction
= .-s sneaker. s- believe ths- Is ths
.,i,..,r- 70 The parties that stand for
.as- res-c pHI adopt ibis platform, then
-.s-s and war win 10 unknown.
r--r9v.-r N-. Ca-ue=le.s remarks. ti1is
-.s-.--.or was adopted and ID copy ordered
.s-. -1 President Taft
.-.-.--rs That the Ncw York Peace So
-s.- a. - annual meeting. halls Fresi-
---- -sr- a= -re leader among The rulers
r.. --r 7--I5 s- The great cause ~ inte-ns-
.-~-sl -ea-e. --is position having been
--- -- his r-oclalulnE rla- nations no
more -.ar individuals should longer De
-s-n.--al to sir az Judges iI thei- own
,sgse. -rst aT rte~uau-1s. disputes should
b. e----.--s5 fH s--i--ator5 thar We 1ecog-
--s t- -..e -.a true solution - the problem
70 -ss-e and war and thank 0l- President
PIP f-~4 +. s-.-r our beloved Republic in the
nan 90 --a campaign FOR -le Abolition o.
va
TX Pre-. aer- Roosevelt then came in for
..- need of praise az -he hands ~ john
-----rr GRAVES RI Roosevelt. said TIE
s-esEa- vas che greatest man who had
s-ocs before -re ancient pyramids ~ Egy7t
.-~e ss-rra0-. and hls triumphant march
----rrr Europe was "a series a. honoTs
..-- a. had never been bestowed CTon d
-z- since --e DAYS 0r --e -Hsars and the
p---s~ LESSONS returning fr0n AREA
..ry--r -rf ask this one great nan 10 dedl-
ere mis- .-a.e1-e and services 20 The great
~ task rF man. me peace of The "or-ot
-sis ST. Graves.
Pie -a-- s-eaEc- Bishop Mallsie-. %
-----rs.r rrasz. said Ch-ir-endon DOM
-ste1 tae world. lie continued.
says Al Demand Arbitration.
NJ. 'e sad comment on human nature
.-s. evils which might he eradleated are
..-s---af -- z1-es-e6 Christian nations
-s--a.-.- one ~ these evils BIS war. War
arvo.rae -.e most lavish eTuerairures even
n zines rs peace. u may boz wei to have
--s--- - mind -rr army and navy a3-
--a--s- tons fH- -r- -Ir~e-, year ut eTea-
BRIAN and Ere United Statcs.
Bishop Natalie. then submitted long
Hs- M +l.-r- which showed thar Great
Britain was sE1en5 ne -ris wear 500 100000
-r fa- a--. and ua.E. while the limited
s,s-ee v.ea erlki-z more than S4'lf 10000
--r t-a same purpose. -AN good people in
hands must combine and demand fLa-
-- International differences shall oe settled
.s -ier -..-r rf arbitration. said Bishop
As s.e.
re Bishop t.4. Grew word picture III
--- Ha remarked or che great influence
~ GOO v..-zal -- tre 1rsr hague confer
s-rs pr.a --a second Hague conference
-- -ra foundation fr- "a permanent -lSl
--- .r -.a NATIONS. He saic tnat IN
.r-7-e1 .- t.a ...rG conference would take
-aeE.-e and decisive steps concerning TWO
.ar- .---rr-a-. measures The FIRST %