The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-23
PRESIDENT AT PEACE DINNER
INCEE aSING COST. ~ SOS. ~
HEIPING TO STOP WIR.
ms 40, scary sG Two Nsre saii'eShiPa
Nse~np Mean That IS~'s Net In sSH'-
Path, WITH Abstraction Fairbanks
and Na,~ GayRer Nmu0G sprRkeru.

Hn4l way ~ NsaANNN NANNN8 FNNNAfFAs
The facade ~ the HctsI Aston. where
the American Peace and Arbitration
LeaR,1e dIn@d President Taft about an
strong last night. was a. CAV with various
national hsRs- owing TO the presence a.
the banquet ~ some foreign Ambassadors
and Ministers as the Nam street entrance
~ the Mansion HOUSE IN Pespack on the
srsr day 81 old Home Week The Chief
Executive sdded 20 the hrillian~y insid..
the hotel when he rose 10 speak
War - hell - one thing h. ssid. and
further on ~ hts address he remarked
The lord looks after children. drunken
men and tn United Stat~s Regular
uproarl
President James McCrearv Il the
league presided with Nv Tar ~ his right
Az the main table also were Capr Rut'
Count = Y. Won BernstcrN the German
ambassador; Ambassador Francisco a. IA
Rarra from Mexico. whose name Tosst-
master McCreary could not remember
-hen h~ rose 70 Introduce the fi~,in
gulsheh MEXICAN diplomat. Henry 'lsws.
Stanley W Dexter. st-vice President
fairbanks. Gov Franklin Port VI New
Jersey. Mayor Gaynor she Rev John
Wesley Hill, Seth Low. Henry " Taft
Major-Gen. Leonard Wood aud Henry O.
Ward
Scattered around the room beneath the
Gags ~ many nations also were Henry g
Ward, chairman ~ the reception commit
tee Alfred v VI Rullowa Eugene e
worden. Walter n Page John ( shep-
pard Jr Earl n Bahst, George White
Aeld Betts. " Cornelius Bliss, StuyvesAnt
Fleh. Paul Fuller. " Jesss Watson. DR.
Jokichi Takamine. DT PaTkhurst. Gen
and Mrs Rallington Roth. Mrs " Ros-
veil Bates. Minister J. coromilas
from Greece, Minister losquin n Calvo
from Costa Rica. the Minister from Ec'Ia-
dor LUIS Carlo. Judge MillKm y
Cohen Mr. and MrS Frederic CoudeTt.
COMMISSIONS RhinelandeT Waldo, ThNo-
dnre p Shonta. Mr. and Mrs y Stanch-
reid. Benjamin p Tracy. the Hon Emilio
Jouh@rt. Minister from the Dominican
Republic. the Swedish Minister. Herman
do lagercrantz. and Mr. and Mrs ' y.
Duryea
Mr. MoCreary IN the name NJ the league
welcomed the President and then out
lined some ~ the ideas which the society
advocates
The fret Of thess Mr.. Nrgrearv saId.
10 universal p>ac~ nv arbitration and coiI-
citation Then he advocated -arhitrs-
ron through = permanent International
court at arbitral Justice. treaties of srbl-
trauon between the United States and all
foreign nations adequate armament for
national security and Ia meet existing
conditions
Thee are the hasic teDetS NJ our
league. SAID Mr. McCreary. and they are
worthy 81 Worldwide attention The
popular sentiment everywhere - for
pesce. Arbitration for 'he settlement
81 international disagreemeuts without
war every day ~ growing stronger.
Our great republic has led all other
nations for years N the promotion of
peace and arbitration
The President was introduced 10y
IoastmasfeT McCreary as tho first speaker
Mr. Taft said.
I'm quite sure rhs, the Distinguished
chairman Welded - thai feeling he has
toward me alVaN~ except in . Pre-idsn-
tisl elec'ion laughter "a hen affributtng
to me Tho honor at he'uz The fret chief
Executive ~ spsak IN uublI" meeting
In favor Of arbitration The expense ~
armament L. working TOW ard peace. The
expense ~ war J. having greater weight
m ss~uring peace than Nc cNu-u-s of IlNe-
nation dos not ush'I' enter upon war
nov, and for two T-a-"u-. h,r-t hs-su-~
the eNpen-a - - great 'hsf 20 r- likely 30
lead her ~ hankruutrE even n she VIM
and. second. n IN" do~s NOT " m. me 'toseru-
Tnent - likeiv 70 go dow under ~" hufniu-
ton ~ defeat a. n" hand ~ her nN I,,o-
pie
I do MOI want - -eeni tn, on-I~'cn' IN
speaking here IN favor ~ pes.e bS arbitra-
ton while using ~ the same time every
enort ~an briUg 80 bear upon 'ougre-- 10
have Thorn build Two more hstth-hip-
NlaAEuiFE AVfi htttNfN~F avn iptiet VT
that We may continue with that until The
panAnA canal - 'on-tru'ted - thai fheu
our naval forces -hall ~ doubled hy reason
81 The conne~tiou be'Wecn The two coasts
and Then ve can stop ana think Vhsth~r
80 wish 10 go further
Perhaps nv thaf 'Ifu~ fhsre -hAll ~
adopted = rn"zns 81 Fadu"iUg armament
10 MT know tha' IuIts agree Ntih my
friend ne ksntu~tv 10 sfuAk~r A. 10
I've MonroS Doctrine agree WIN Tho
Monroe Docrrtns. hui Z think ~ ha- 'cne
pr~t'y near getting o. .n-n trouble NUN
ber ~ tiunes
And here = voice owned by . man with
. gray heard sitting m IN" centre Il the
nah yelled out.
Without war;
Yes without war. Nii Taft responded
with the usual smile. -baCause tho lord
looks after children. drunken men and
Oh" Tinted states Applause lasting -
long that ~ wAs not timed
y The Mexican Ambassador SafiOr Fran
rtsco Leon de- Ia Barra, began his -Ip~eCh
Nth tribute 70 Mr Taft and then had
pleasant things Ia saw about m" United
ksafes and her representatives A. The $50
ond peace conference
Twass witness 20 rho aHrr,- oI the ,rrert-
can delegates ~ sv'~nd mo -.nue ~ srbi-
tra'ion and 10 make var Ia-- .rial MANY
o'AsT delsgs'io may hay" n 'ed from
The American one m dealing WIN 'errstn
proni~-na. puf aN ~ - re~0Enl r"d no - ien'
ann 81 ~ ana vissfOrn 'na' tho Areri,an
deleasFion shovrf ~ -'atfnz and maintain.
ing the dcStrinss thsv h..lief- - r.pre-
senr ne opinion - 'heir GoNernveni
These doctrines wore founded IN usti.a
and directed ~ Tho mr'hsUng ~ human
welfare
Three eleue nj ptozre-s vtl,h con
tribute effectively 90 he attainment ~ far
6tsiani bdeals Of Kreat humane and happy
aEsn~ta ton ara tho cOdifDHtton Of lntsr-
national Law. tho proceeding and rules ~
'rnrefn poraneous diploma, ana ne daily
Increasing influence n puhlF opinion IN
The adttn-s 81 International politics Ire
work ~ complete codidcstiOn. impossibia
In orr dAv. - parttally attained ami viii
10 fully ~ hv he internst ional congress-
80 A@en IN the Pan AiusTic. n and J.ea-e ron
fer~n~es a. franklin std. publ" opinion
esoNereiEn. 80 n sspre-s-s not The opinion
Of haIarhed ma go ~. nuI.lu. md Lrr..