The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-20
Sesctei cooIs Despatch TO The Sun.

LONDON, Dec 19.--The correspondent
OF the Daily Mail aboard the Ford
peace ship Oscar H., which arrived this
morning At Christ!nnia. teleraphs:
'Dissensions among tho members OF
the peace party are as widespread and
bitter as they were OH the day following
tho mutiny. caused by an attempt to
coerce the delegates into signing a dec
larstion censuring President Wilson for
his preparedness plan. There Is no dis
guisng the fact that a majority OF the
pilgrims now realize that they are on
fools errand. AS an insurgent Amer
lean in the party expressed IL:
We have jumped switch. We
are busted We have as much Chance
OF getting away with this stunt AS a
SNOWFALL has OF freezing IN he'll
There Is an overwhelming feeling
OF depression In the party. At least "A
dozen or the delegates intend to desert
before they make themselves ridiculous.
Eight Norwegian and Swedish re-
porters came aboard at Chr!sthnsand
and were Immediately received privately
BY Mr.. FORD and Louis I. I.ochner.
secretary Of The International Peace So
ciety.
-hAttENdLu stage was SET IN tne
second class saloon 20 hoodwink the
Scandinavian newspaper representatives
into the belief that there was a har-
mon!ous crowd OF innocent merrymakers
! aboard. A resolution was unanimously
! adopted pleiging the party to all ef-
| forts to end the wa,. This VA. the first
motion passed without ii dissenting vote
since tho oscar II. sailed from New
York.
7 a. ,sa
seemed puzzled as 20 where was the re-
ported lack cc harmony.
:. =. Mcclure Issues WarninR.
They were soon enlightened. Up
sprang :. :. Mcclure. He said he had
heard runors that seven New York re-
port rs we're 20 be expelled from the
party for 'uuprofessional conduct. and
that a committee at that moment was ~
cTetly framing up these men.
"'Beware said MIR Mcclure. If sucl
q terrible and serious mistake is CON
summa,ed SO much worldwide disap'
proval will assa!l us that Mr.. Ford's
great life work. will be irretricvahly
wrecked
'ln explanation IN should be stateC
that ther. is underiailc proof IN al
press messages from the snip are firs
read by some ot Ny. Furd's h-ucnmer
The accused reporter presumably hav'
been writing things u!siasteful 10 Mr
Lochncr, Nine Rus.Nt S.1wimher an'
others
I'VE are divided l.urted 'U' Nj
Mcclure. 40 words ,eu change tia
fact
"E.v-rybuay s4u.rIuru and attempt
we're mad, 20 sqIcich further eAposure
Hiram, Jackson sa:a b." thought IN
question was irrelevant ard that ther
,crl n. 40 more discussion. Mrs Inc
Miln"lland Is,!sscvair i.,' io TIA" Colo
u-ls side, waving her hands Aid shout
ius wildly
"'lf we are going 90 mediate EurNlpe
troubles We must first learn IL m"dltt
u'nOig ourselves. TDere mus h" 7.
nil.tArist.c settlement "a this
"Thru haif a dozen delegates com
menc-a to speak simultaneously some
body suggested national suNgs and ao"N
the d.u OILS, h-ar'i the voice u the KEY
i. pr. Ak-d ~ My country. lis ~ Thee.
"ill this was going on whii. the part
was wa,tMs fa- Niue Scawiminor. wt
: had been In mysterious St'!Hs!ou e
three dayF. Wild cheers greeted htr o'
hated appearance.
"In tragic tones Nine. >ChwimiUcr b'
sought the Americans to rescue Euro!
j from romplet. destruc''"". Hcr dpp.'
= ended, the row about 'hr reporters wa
resumed GOV. l.. y. Hanna of Mort
e Dakota wanted - committee Of ,hr'"
go TO- Mr.. Lochner and ask how inatte'