Peace Society Reports Push for Anglo American Harmony and Arbitration
The assembly lists prominent members and delegates including Wm. Fowler, Rev. Newman Hall, J. J. etc., notes foreign and domestic peace efforts, cites Paris and Madrid publications, and urges arbitration in Alabama disputes. It recalls Charles Sumner’s speech and calls for Christian-led pressure to avert war and promote disarmament and mutual understanding between Britain and America.
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Wm. Fowler
M.P
Mr. Bullock
Massachusetts
Newman Hall
Er Leljan
U.S
Mr. Dall
Boston
Robert Charleton
Stafford Allen
Samuel Bowly
George Dornbusch
Robert Alsop
Charles Wise
William Holmes
Edward Miles
W. E. Corner
A. Peckover
George Palmer
R. Godlee
John Ashworth
John Heath
William Tallack
William Stokes
J. S. Fry
Edward Brewin
H. S. Newman
J. Z. Godlee
Josiah Merrick
Charles Gilpin, Esq
Bu Ilness
H. Ricuaro
Stokes
O'Neil
Bonner
London
France
International League of Peace
Paris
Salle Hertz
Rue de la Victoire
Europe
Germany
Énjirieit
Fac
Bagsion
J. Joseph Cooper
Craic
Anti-Slavery Society
Madrid
Friends of the Society
Russia
Peace Society
St. Petersburg
Alabama
South
Lord Clarendon
Reverdy Johnson
Senate
United States
England
America
Brussels
Christ
Rupert Cuarceton
Great Britain
Atlantic
Freedmen’s Aid Society
Lord Stanley
Samuel Bowty
Cyrus Field
Field
Dart
Charles Sumner
Senate Hall
Washington
Colosseum
Committee of Foreign Relations
Standard
Sumner
Motley
Summer
Canada
New York Tribune
Newman