Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-02-06 | Page 9 | [Illegible] Council [Illegible] Peace Move

pin If MOVE iflfBecn Designated ?&e Plans for a iMk IS CHAIRMAN IS7Ag S0-isidered; S0-isidered; ition. VIS. latlonal Peace -Ibunc. 'he announce-ilas announce-ilas Murray crsitv, chair-conference chair-conference on of the .ip-senator .ip-senator from jr,c, honorary rk Police so-orcanizcr so-orcanizcr of nee on inter-iinin inter-iinin F. True-of True-of the Amcr-. Amcr-. Warficld of f Ijafa.yctic f New York, ; JSrhviii D. ,V. Ivircliwey, 'olumbia uni-t, uni-t, solicitor of and Nicholas of Columbia p to consider icil for urbi-lporlant urbi-lporlant step vemciil. con for two erican exocn-International exocn-International by Ha ion mi. French ane confer-ration. confer-ration. The has brandies ;s, the Amer-n Amer-n tier's dircc-in dircc-in an oduca-i-iliation, aril ar-il Kood will, e substantial jident of the nforenccs on of this posi-oniniitteo posi-oniniitteo lo lerican peace i nioinbcr of as its chair; rican branch filiation and ition confer-copo. confer-copo. conciliation ' ' n scope and jnul in char-ids char-ids national nrenl in tlic the coneilia-wn coneilia-wn years ajro ices had eon-'ly eon-'ly to advo-ibitration advo-ibitration of hose con f cruized. cr-uized. They uoro persons, , Sinilev, on irvices lo the i account of ir respective-make respective-make them if their in-Vliilc in-Vliilc at lh? ire gnosis of ssional pcaco tk, congrcss-lawyors, congrcss-lawyors, cdi-iontatives cdi-iontatives of aco societies, ices fhe anti-Ly anti-Ly delegates of the con-it con-it ional ariua-a ariua-a decrease in opinion at n practically if the anti divided the .s, -ind forced incuts to the ace societies, co and arbi-a arbi-a purely con peace," such bitration, im-ional im-ional iustice, I congress to iw which the itico nmy ad-:mament. ad-:mament. cs committed K rani in c are the American Pence society, with headquarters head-quarters at Boston, organized over soventy-five 3cars ago, and possessed of a large membership, a splendid endowment, en-dowment, of over 200,000, besides its annual dues from members and donations. dona-tions. Tho New York City Pence society, organized three years ago and backed financially by Andrew Carnegie, its president, who is an avowed anti-armament peace advocate. The. Pennsylvania Peace society, organized or-ganized in J00S, as an outgrowth of the Universal Peace union, which has been established at Philadelphia for over forty years. There is a young but strong pro-armament pro-armament peace society, the American Peace and Arbitration league, organized in J003, of which Roosevelt, Taft aud Dewey aro the honorary presidents, and ex-United Slates Senator James B. MeCreary active president. Half a dozen United States senators, an equal number of congressmen and a number of eminent educators, .jurists and business busi-ness men constitute the board of directors direc-tors of this league. Must Harmonize Societies. The recently nppointcd commitleo will have before it Lhe problom of harmonizing har-monizing societies of such divergent views that oven the acknowledged ability abil-ity of Senator Root, a mombcr of the committee, can hardlybo expected to accomplish the desired results. It would be as easy to harmonize Democrats and Republicans as lo unite extreme anti-armament anti-armament peace advocates with the directors of the American Pcaco anil Arbitration leaguo who are .strongly in favor of adequate (imminent and effective ef-fective arbitration as correlative agencies agen-cies for national security and for internal in-ternal ional peace and justice. liut it i'J entriely practical to fiud out the points upon which all peace societies arc agreed and lo arrange for concerted action along those lines, however how-ever widely some of tho bocioties may differ on other questions, and consequently conse-quently bo brought into conflict where these issues aro involved.