...constitutes the fraternity of nations has received from you an impulse such as the world has not before seen. will define and heighten the estimate of your work...conference had but one deed to celebrate we should dare to call the world's attention to the deliberate, confident, solemn dedication of two great continents...

...Blaine, Secretary of State, and President of the Conference, made the following observations : — " If in this closing hour the Conference had but one...the world's attention to the deliberate, confident, and solemn dedication of two great continents to peace, and to the prosperity which has peace for its...

...extent and value of all that has been worthily achieved by your Conference cannot be measured to-day. We stand too near it. Time will define and heighten...has Peace for its foundation. We hold up this new Mar/na Charta, which abolishes war and substitutes Arbitration between the American Republics, as the...

...statesman, in his parting words to the delegates, said, "Our action commands the -attention of the world, to the deliberate, confident, solemn dedication of two great continents to peace, and to prosperity which has peace for its foundation; we hold up this new Magna Charta, which abolishes war...

...the close of this conference Mr. Elaine, Secretary of State, bidding adieu to the delegates, said : "If in this closing hour the Conference had but one deed to celebrate, we should call the world's attention to the deliberate, confident, and solemn dedication of two great continents...

...autumn of 1889. On April 18, 1890, referring to this plan of arbitration, Mr. lilaine said : — " If, in this closing hour, the Conference had but one...the prosperity which has peace for its foundation. \Ve hold up this new Magna Charta which abolishes war and substitutes arbitration between the American...

...this plan of arbitration, Mr. Blaine said : — " If, in this closing hour, the Conference had hut one deed to celebrate, we should dare call the world's...prosperity which has peace for its foundation. We hold np this new Magna Charta which abolishes war and substitutes arbitration between the American Republics,...

...Washington in the autumn of 1880, Mr. Elaine, then Secretary of State of the United States, said: " If in this closing hour the conference had but one...the prosperity which has peace for its foundation," alluding to the agreement which had just be executed, u which abolishes war and substitutes arbitration...

...the American Advocate for Peace and Arbitration for May, from which we quote the following words : " If, in this closing hour, the Conference had but one...the world's attention to the deliberate, confident, and solemn dedication of two great continents to peace, and to the prosperity which has peace for its...

...Blaine was fully justified in saying, in his speech just before declaring the conference at an end : " If, in this closing hour, the conference had but one deed to celebrate, we should dare to call the world's attention to the deliberate, confident, solemn dedication of two great continents...