The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15

W. Nv sN'N -puf Ffthuhll'~ cannot uWpEN
! Ia hay" any two or any three Of - quarrel
"" must stop thi-. and Mr. 'arnr:i. and
/ viii not il" satisfied un'Il All nineteen ui ~
can tn'"rN"u" Ny proper measures iO SUP
press uuarrr. brtN any other Two
! | hope the trustees will begin hN pressing
| forward upon this lane. testing - rh"ruH :hiy
and doubling not
/ IN" 'udse who pre~td-S over "A cuus" IN
which h" i Interested dI-- IN InfUmy 1t
/ discovered line citIy.n who constitutes
himself "A in'i2" ia his own cause - against
his fellow citizen and TT"-unl'S 10 attack
. hIIn H. u law nrelk-r and a. such diserac-d
80 should nation he held a. di-grac~i
winch Insists upon sitting N judgment IN
~ own cause ia ease OF AN International
dispute
/ | call YOUR attention 'n the follOwIng
resolution nitro Iu"-d toy the Committee on
| t"r"'En Relations IN IN" fir~' session.
| iift'S'h Congress. Jvn. H. l>>>
"R...i.'d. hy ia" S.nat. ,ih- Hous. of
! Representatives c"ncurrinG, that the prr~l-
dent b. and j. hereby requested ia invite
I from tim" to tim" a. NJ occasions may arI~.
negotiations with anv Government with
which rh" United States has or may have
! diplomatic relations 10 the end that Anv
/ differences or disputes arising between IN"
! two Governments which cannot hs al busted
! 10y diplomats" agency may b" referred to
! arbitration and he p|aCeably adjusted by
] ~l'N means 'fFSblllIlbn up' Ieha tls'Ai On
calendar during session, hut Teintroduced
and PASSED senate February Il. Isg". passed
| House April 3. 1880
/ This resolution was presented "a the
British Parliament. which adopted rrsolu
p ton approving tn" action OF the Congress
. "i H." | nlt"d states and expressing that
2 her Male-ry'S Government would lend their
/ ready cooperation to the Government Of th'.
| I ni,ei States Tor the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
| m" OBJ ct ia view resolution Of 'h- House
OF Commons. July 10. is11. For Rel 49,.
I IH.lI.t
Here v" find an expression Of N" spirit
. which resulted IN the first international
| Haru" conference 81 80. the second Hague
/ conference 81 1897. eighty treaties for
/ obligatory arbitration b-tv cen the great
nations ui tn" world. our own country h~Ing
/ n party - tw~nty-thrrn nj 'h"m
II was nay privilege - introduce President
cleveland IN 50. 20 a committee nj members
, ~ Parliament uf britain headed by sir
William Randall cr"farr IN RESPONSE - the
action OI Congress. PROPOSING treaty
agreeing 70 settle all disputes that might
arse b"twe"n America and Great Britain
! 10y arbitration such treaty was CON
GUIDED h.t wern Lord Paun"eiote and Secre-
tary plnev In 1877. u faded NJ passage ny
the necessary iNo-.h'-,l~ majority OF the
>euar. rs only three votes
here - reason 10 believe that tho British
D .
that treaty ratified nv our Government
resdv ro -vrc- Ia anoth her Of similar charac-
tor. - trR' President Iaf''- policy seems
WITHIN ga ~ reach nj SUCCESS Ifthe English
-praNlng rae. adopts such a treaty ws shall
not have 80 wait long for other nations t."
IoIn and " Will he mott C'd that he resolution
of Congress IN l>-' embraces any Govern
urnt with which ~" nIted states has or
/ may have diplomat" relations thus all
| nations seem s'ill "Ten TO the invitation he
/ j. requested - Giyc there being no imlta-
rIon- a. 10 tim" II IN. Independence and
Rights 81 nations 10 their respective internal
policies w"r" Hr.' formally Recognized IN
such treaties no disputes concerning these
clements ~ sovereignty could arise
Tn" trustees hav. power 10 sell. invest
or rnye~t all funds. sGther tn IN. nited
s'at-> ar IN other countries. subject a. re
-p,.ct~ invest rnsn's IN the United States
10 no more restriction than - imposed upon
, savings banks or in-sranC" companies in
the state Of New York
In order "a TIv" "reC' 20 this gifr II Will
he suitable thar N" trustees hereln named
shall form corporation with lawful powers
appropriate 30 the accomplishment Of the
purposes herein expressed and authorize
the conveyance, Of IN" fund 70 such a cor
pOratlon No personal Liability viii attach
20 trustees for their action or nOnaCtIon
a. trustees They nav. power 30 Ill va
CarcIeI or 10 add TO their number and 20
employ all officials and 20 hJ their com
p.n-arion Trustees shall b.. reimbursed
all expenses incurred IA 0,nn.ction with
their duties A. trustees. including travelling
EXPENSES attending meetings. including
expenses ~ wife or daurht"r TO each annual
meeting n" president -ha.. b" granted
such honOrArIa a. III. trustees thinE proper
and a. h. can b" prevailed .pon TO accept
Lines 81 f.-Ur" action cannot b" wisely
laid down MANY nav. 20 be tried and
having fun confidence in rny trustees
leave "a them IA" WIDEST discretion a. 70
IN. measures and policy they -haA from
tim. 80 tim. adopt. only promising that
,h. one end they -hali keep increasingly
IN view until II - attained - the SPEEDY
abolition ~ in'"rna' ional war between
so-rall.d civ'Iiy"d nA'i"n-
when civilized nations enter into such
treaties A. named or war Is discarded
.Ii~.rac..fuI 10 "rv'lI2-i men. ~ personal
war ,du.IIInrr and mar -.IlinR AM buying
f.llvor.-I hay. b-.,n dI-ca -t"d ~ hin IA"
,v,,." b0.ndArl"- al oar In slI-h -p"LfNns
.acn ~" 'rI-r'''- viii please. then "n-id.r
what j. -" me d"rrAitn. r''n4'n'n'
.yll az "vil- wur,' bini-nnrn. - w'ha'
new "l..yt-tn: "l.nI"u. ~ "s"n"n'. Q; in
--"duc,.i "r fn.r.r.I "- ho'n "omhln'I.
would moe aivAn'. III" prpgr.., e!"va-
-lon Iui n.pp.n"-I ~ man an 4 =" IN from
c>.n-I!rv 10 "'nrIr" wi'hoI' end. my 'r.I-'"'.
NJ ra'n AZ. shall d't"rnin' how 'h.'y "In
bc-r = i man IN tho upward march 80 higher
and higher -tag"- Of development un""a--
Inglv TOR now know thai man Wa
created not with an instinct for his own
DEGRADATION. but Imbu"d win IN" desire
and the power for improvement To which
I.r"hauc.' Their" may h" ~" hmt short Of
p"rfrctiOrt even here N 'fIs ~" on earth
Let my trustees therefor" ak them
- -. from, 'iin" 90 time" from aye &" age.
hos they can b"-r help man m h. glorious
ascent Dnv ard and upward. and 50 this
end devote this fund
Thanking YOU for v"ur cordial accept