The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
6reanized to Promote
A Of Judicial Settle
. 81 Controversies.
N OF EDUCATION
BEGIN IMMEDIATELY
/ Has Endorsement of
II Secretary of State
aud Senator's.

.rincipally TO issuing articles
mem of all countries on sub
sed by the title of the or
and to orTauize meetings
4 srope in various parts OF
u from time to time with a
!. eating the people as to the
< Of promoting the peace of
|r settling points of interna-
oyersy in the same general
: AL differences between indi-
:, now settled. In the meet
:. Ioning letters were read;
! <um the President,
: House, Washington, Jan
\ 19l0.
~ Mr.. Marburg-l have
!, b interest of the plans TO
= mrrican Society for the Ju'
!. emenl OF International Dis
11ets which YOU propose to
riher with the meetings of
.pe which You are planning
~ time 10 time, may have
n n Influence on the develop |
: I1lic opinion In this impor.
: If the proposed court |
, /, jusfice al The Hague be
} epmplished fact. there Will |
"a the task of securing the
number of powers TO the
The very important task
q s2ting opinion in various
Ito incline governments TO |
court when occasion calls |
Ia is no other single way |
q H cause of peace and dis
b be so effectively promot-
e firm establishment of a
m International court of jus.
~ MS yours,
Y NEILLIAM II. TAFT. >
8ecretary Of State.
= of State, Washington,
1910.
Mr. Marburg-Eou are
assuming thar | take not
persoual bui officis inter.
m 0ycmcnt for which your So
- oe organized. for. as YOU
: aware, | have, in an iden-
M note dated October Is,
n fhe powers 10 invest the
~ prize court with the juris-
. pnctions of a court of az.
x thus completing tho work
q The Hague peace con.
Nrying into effect its rec
That tho court of arbi.
pc constituted through di.
BZ nnels. Should the idcnti.
fayorably received, and
court of arbitra1 Justice
m ltuted, the conscuting ma
nave a permanent inter.
y Hlnal for the judicial deter
e9ntroversies arising out
Fell as war. and il cannot
y phf snch a tribunal would.
ure. render 10 nations the
.. national courts have per-
iystc litigants.
m elticment of controversies
- luulcial determination be-
: " reached an acute stage.
m war would he minimiZed
Ipg lsken toward the grad
of armament,
irfg my inability 10 testify
nee the great interest III
oIganlzation of your So
-. <1y sincerely yours.
. "P. c. KNOX"
~ 'pn Elihu Root.
1910. ''"'Hs'o"'
M Mr. Marburc-T hog 70
u guests that | Sympathize
with their object and
I, 'pe proposed Organization
z render a great puhlic
ume that the new organ.
a definite, specific Oh
oe indicated BY the em.
gyln JUDICIAL in Ifs tiiIo
n alslinction between that |
~ent OF international dis
ordinary arbitration AS
ma uaersiood in the past and
u 1vu are going 10 urge that
,e nations shall be set.
avIIing under the judicial |
GTable obligation with y
y nlpartiality rather than
pst'ng under the dinio.
n honorable obligation and |
sst;p psss without fear or fla.
w %a. ;da. such 2 change in the
4, he ;s vi what an arbitra-
~ n cr, ~ essential 10 any very
'ension Of the idea Of
ans Are Backward.
n SsTq ,l much surprised. how.
~ Ind ".an,v people there arc !
r 1ea az ~ III WHO 90 not agree I
,,1!oiha"r' III, ail, particularly poo. |
NJ dinarys s'ae o. Of the Atlantic. |
n eonns scope of judicial |
y nper,,;5 mas accustomed !
|tis1 issl1Ising between semen, sovmro;aln
conSoru nv Judges who apply |
Ind fuln. ~ 10 established !
fonst;,eess tes Of conduct cmbod. |
y |ndncctt ns and proper 10 us
= Wal rioh, government affect
Al 1|e1tionss and not depend |
II l. NV rourts when occa.
9 rrasn ,nsy. ~, therefore, for
Of settle@a'1a,o ieo 'aoa that, that the
" poliHenys aud not inyolyipp op
however whor.
! nsy Que n Sae1 io ,npo bower The idea
'esail, tbaoi ~ most people. and
'aer' must be a proc, roc"
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