The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
BRINGS MESSAGE OR
PEACE FROM BRITAIN
Earl Of Kintore Tells Pm.
grims "War Is Ur
thinkable."
IS EXPOSITION ENVOY
"No Question:" He Says, "Nct
Susceptible Of Ar
bitration."
EXPOSITION ENVOY

War between the two great Tu.r,s
speaking peoples 10 unthinkablc. No ou.,
ton can arise between them that can,o.
he decided by arbitration with honor ~
both.
Ia these pregnant Sentences tn. Earl q,
kintore voiced the message that. as III.
representative OF the nglo-AIneriean or.
position to celebrate tho Treaty OF Chan,
he brought from the British nation 10 ~.
American people. 1t was at q luncheon 3,
his honor given by the Pilgrims ~ IN.
Waldorf-Astoria yesterday that ro-a
Kintore expressed these tributes 10 N.
100 years OF peace between Great Britain
and the United States
Chauncey NJ Depew, VINO presided "a.
no less happy In his remarka The s.,s.
ment OF the two peoples ne said, WA
never so strong in favor Of peace a. Il n
to-day. Public opinion demanded pear.
He warmly praised President Wilson %,
his stand in the matter OF panama Canal
tolls and said his declaration was echoes,
in the heart of every American. as Il VIVA
n question Of ationai honor that wss =.
stake.
Mr.. Depew offered a characteristioalh,
tiHuSIllb cApIdNAtlOu Is 10 now the free
tolls amendment was passed II was n
psychological phenomenon. no said, mot q
legislative action. brainstorn, sslssd
Congress and the question became not ON
affecting the administration OF the Panama
Canal and the treaty rights involved. bu,
whether Ireland should have home rul.
George 7. Wilson, vice president OF In,
Pilgrims, presented tho members and
guests TO the Earl OF K,ntore. Among
those present we're Major Gen. Thomas
IL Barry, L. s. A.: Sir Courtenay Ben
nett. British Consul General. Col Dan,el
Appleton, Robert hdamson. Richard
Dardoldt Nicholas Murray Butler, Henry
Clews. the Hon. Vernon Mansfield DAVIS.
Capt II. O. Dunn. U. s. N; the Rev.
uc. W. Farchild. John H Finley. Lieut.
Col Moreton T.. Gage, K A.; ALDER;
Gallatin. Capt. Albert Gleaves. U. & y
William J. Tully. 3. J. Greenhut Louis
g. Hay. Charles d. Hules. George y
kunz, John e. Calhoun. George {. Boiil
George W. Burleigh. William c. Dem
Arrest. Lord Fairfax Of Cameron. Col
William Jay. Lord Robert Innes-Ker
William Fellowes Morgan. Herbert Noble
William A PrendergAst. DIR. W ) Sea.
mans, Charles IL Sheriff. oscar S, S;raus
r. ~ c. Smith. George Gray Ward and
Cant. J. L. Woodward. T. :. A.
Lord k!ntore. after making a jocular
response To MIR. DepeWs introduction, sad
IN part:
Peace between nations IL always good
and welcome. but peace surely can never
lie more highly or sufficiently priced when
1t reigns between two peoples kindred uN
blood and b. language and by trad!t.Oa
\ war between us Is 10 me absolutely un-
th!nkahle and. az | said the other DAY.
! share the opinion of many among IS
who believe that no question. 10 IN,lE.iy.
can now arse that arbitration vI.i...
peacefully and houorably adjust.
Peace between US has r.Ign,d Nv
years. During this century the world n
been made anew and Ia the d,scove, Is,
the inventions in the marvels that sci, .
has brought about our two countries o.
cupy u foremost place, and rejoice mos.
sincerely that the hundreth year o. .
century, its closing year. witnesses .,
final achievement by American engine
.ug skill.
such century indeed. gentlemcM ~,
be written down with the great deeds or
the pages OF history. We across the wa'e'
are determined that its celebration s'al
be a worthy one and celebrate il with a
right good will"