The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-10

forty-cight hours that we arc orly ,
sentimental body after all and that lr
this talk about peace H. nothira n..
sentiment. no practical utility n u.
I'VE are willing To- agree that n
sentiment hut "" have found tina, >o.
timent sometimes very soon harl..
into public opinion and that r.h.
opinion rules the press and tho uor.
Governors, Presidents. Cnngrcs.r,,.
and all lApplauss.
In one case 50 successful wa. 'a.
sentiment of muthcrs and w'yc. ...
daughters tu say" their father, D.. ...
brothers and sons ron l"graGg'..
that to-day tMr Chuatc turned o.. Il
Bryan seven state oi this Union. ..
constitutional amendment have ,..
ually prohibited the manufacture st
sale Of Intoxicating liquors rAr
plauso.
These English said MI Cnoa.,
Eood h-moredly. "arc the most ca,
tankcrous and lighting lot of ppoulo ..
the world. v" have had oiarrcls VIII
them Of th" most horrible chnractc,
tut every ONE We settled amicahly n..,
81 arc l"ttcr friends than before
Mr.. Bryan WAS introduced as ~ gre.
hpostl" of peace" Here is Mr. Brvar
exposition ~ President Wilson's rl,r
to make war impossible:
Two week, iGo Yesterday ~ the p-s~.
d' r'S direction ! summoned the -cp-,sar
i''ir"- Of tnlrty-six nations represented -,
Nn,H'ustuu 20 rr""t a. 12 o'clock. tna.
m'rh' for him simultaneously r,,,,sr
Trough Them TO their Governments a
''Inrosiuon in w1ich the pr5 S'd.u' ,,.
lress"s not only his Willingness. bur rt.
d'eir" =" entcr INTO agreement with o,,-.
Other nation great rr small ---o nter lr.,
tare"'unut With every otrr- nation 'hit 'r
f1r as on nation and that contrj,r'iuu US.
tiun Is concerned, There will b. no war 20
declaration. no commencement, nf host!'
tics until Tn question In DISPUTE has hoer
investigated bv 1u international trhura.
and its report mad" known. tApp'ausd)
u can speak "f this proposition VT
im"t" prupficty and with moro onthusias-
for the fact that II has already, In y.
essence. received tic Endorsement, Of ,
ar.at p"ac" congress. hold IN Londo,
nearly seven H'.rs go. whsro twenty.
six nations We'' represented
II believe thar th's ni,,u,iton y a.
luur a stop i0 Tho u'3.sti'u uf ueace \.
has ever been proposed. u docs not nnenr
tu take th' place of Hhitration treaties
Make all YOU can. submit tu arbitration
every question which You can agr~o -
submit. but when YOU az" through you
VIII find. at least we have found thus fa~
,h,, ,,,,o ,,, ,,.,,,,, o,,cs,i,,. ,b,, ne,
rxcented
And they are 80 important that they
themselves become the cause Of war
And 1t is the purpose of this rlan 70
close the gap and to leave no question
10 n''"''' ,aue, =, VIZ
L.. =. W. 49,, -, ..o.' -.
h,,.,, hac,, ,,,Lo nr oc,oc,ncn,s ,L,t ,.
wilI b.corc nractica,ly iirrosslhl. Tn,
time that win bo allowed give. - ch,,i.r,.
Tor Investigation. for IN" separation -
questions of fact from questions e homo.
ana 1t gives chance aiSo Tor 'h' opera
t"ii "I pu"''c "i''''"" ""''" - "''' -'S'
"t,E '' I''' , ,.. ,. .....
,,,,.,, ,,', ,.,,, do ,,.t,a, ,,r,. ,,,,, ,.,,,,
~, TAN; about what ,h.y nueht 'n d.
| tAl.plauscD And i, l. ehr purur~u Of '.t.
plan to provid" q fimr Tor passion p.
| sunsid'. for REASON t. r'Gt'n H. ih.'h'.
ana II Is me h"p' "i t!"N' VINO """''' '
M M.,'" P.", .'.'' ",'' !, - ...
,%i', % N''o' 'lI .,,',o,, ',t. ',..I..,.
,r,.l, .br ,,,tiops of thc ..,r,h viii b. r..'
| together by thrs. agreements aud r,ori.
Nnill learn war no more
, Mr. Bryan said that H. wa "proua o
| he ecunncct.dwitha an Administration t'a'
| is an advocat, aud exponent q! poar..'
| Tho President. he said. could not i'.r
up 80 tn" expectations Of the nation
! nr the demands % thc time IF H." T'""
| not whole soulod in his iutcrcs, n
| this great cause tArrlauSo.l