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EL PASO HERALD
Wednesday, July 26, 1911.
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Meet to Plan Campaign
Against Racial Prejudice
Kret International Races
. Congress Beady to Open
in London Wednesday.
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Xiondon. En?.. Julv 26. For the first (
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time In the history of the world rep- .
resentatives of every known racial di- '
vision are in conference to plan a cam-
paien looking toward an amelioration j
of the hatred and jealousy today prev
alent among the three great divisions
of the earth's inhabitants the Mon
golian, Caucasian and Ethiopian. The
lrst of these sessions took place to-
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Three men prominent in the first International races congress, London
England. Prom left to right are: Dr. Fellz Adler, the eminent American
scientist, who is at the head of the movement that led to the convention of
world wide ( representatives; baron D'E stournelles de Constant, the famous
peace advocate, and Wu Ting Fang, who Tvill represent his people in the de
liberations of the congress.
day In the auditorium of the Univer
sity of XfOndon, continuing through
July 20. The International Races con-
&ress Ig the name gIyeD tQ tnig con
yentlon.
Speakers of every nationality are
present, and some of the most promi-
nent philanthropists, theologians,
statesmen and economists of the world
will deliver addresses. There will be
eight sittings of 'Tialf a day each. Tha
subjects to be discussed are:
Fundamental considerations; mean
ing of race, tribe and nation.'
General conditions of progress.
Peaceful contact between civiliza
tions. Special problems in interracial eco
nomics. I
The modern conscience in relation to
racial questions.
Positive suggestions for promoting
interracial friendliness.
Among the writers of the papers are:
Sir Sydney Olivier, sir Charles Bruce,
Dr. Felix Adler, of New York, chair
man of the honorary general commit
tee of the congress, sir John MacDon-
en, sir .narry joansion, Daron XJtJS
tournelles de Constant and many oth
ers equally well known throughout the-1
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world. The convention has received
the endorsement of a majority of the
court of arbitration and of the le
gates, to the second Hague canference
besides a great number of churchmen
of all denominations, together with
those high in the political life of the
world.
Marks Racial Epoch.
This meeting between the east and
the west, the north, and the south
marks a new era in the interracial af
fairs of the world. It's object is the
amelioration of the racial prejudices
and a worldwide campaign of the peace
and arbitration movement so aumU
ciously launched by Andrew Carnegie '
ana oiners. it win endeavor to over
come prejudice and the misunderstand
ing that for ages has been rife among
the different peoples of the world and
it is hoped it will ultimately solve the
question that for ages has been most
among world powers how to reach an
understanding between the, broad di
visions of society that inhabit the dif
ferent quarters of the earth. v
It is to an American that credit
must be given for the Inception of this
movement. Dr. Felix Adler. of New
York, is the man who first made the i
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asylum in, Spain on condition that they
will refrain from conspiring against
the republic of Portugal.
Orders have been given to the fron
tier authorities to take every measure
to prevent Spain being used as a base
for revolutionary movements. Any
provincial governor negligent in exe
cuting this decree the premier says,
will be summarily dealt with.
"suggestion that has taken life in the
coming congress. Speaking at a con
ference at Eisenbach in July, 1906, he
suggested the holding of a congress
to ascertain how far it was possible
rto bring the conscience of the modern
world to bear upon the problems pre
sented by racial division. At the time
of Its utterance, Dr. Adler's sugges
tion was received with great, acclaim
and still greater 'doubt It was deemed
Impossible to bring together repre
sentatives of the races of the world.
The"' idea, 'however, gained favor "with
time ,and after year's spent In prepa
ration a date was set and representa
tives of the worldwide" nations agreed
to the convention.
rthf universal character of the meet
ing is shown by the following excerpt
from the list of racial representatives:
Brajendranath Seal, Behar, India: Prof.
FpIIx V. Luschan. University of Ber
lin TrtVm "tfT. Robertson. M. P.; Prof.
D. S. Margeliouth, Oxford university:
Dr. Christian L. 'Iange, secretary of
the Interparliamentary Union; Wu
Ting" Fang, Shanghai, China; Prof.
Tungd Takebo, University of Toklo;
Said Bey, Constantinople,, etc., etc.
Not Idealistic. ,
That the congress Is no mere chim
erical hallucination of idealists, but a
real power for the promotion of good
will between races Is evidenced In Its
enthusiastic championship by m.m
recognized throughout $ie worM as
authorities on international relations
Among these enthusiastic advocates,
the right Hon. lord "Weardale. of Eng
land, a member of the first interna
tional congress and one of the many
prominent advocates of peace, is per
haps the most optimistic In speaking
of the congress and what it hopes to
accomplish. "ilord TVeardale says:
"Since the birth of history conquer-"1
ors of indomitable strength of char
acter have endeavored, by every .means
to subjugate the world and to see real
ized everywhere their own ideas and
the civilization which they represented,
with ill success. Tomorrow this great
undertaking will be set afoot in the
onlv way possible, a convention of
representatives of the worldwide racial j
divisions. That Inestimable good will
be the result. I firmly believe.
"The meeting of the International
Races congress today wiill look to
ward the amelioration of the unfriendly
attitude of the west toward the east,
an attitude that has created a new
situation which Is forcing the eastern
peoples Into a passive, and later, per
haps. Into an aggressive militarism,
the serious consequences of which, for
the peace of the world, it Is impossible
to foretell or exaggerate. This and
other problems to be discussed clothe
the opening of 'the congress with the
importance of the beginning "of a new
era in the history of the world an era
whose effect on history can only be
judged by posterity."
In addition to the widespread Inter
est with which the deliberations of
the coneress will be erreeted one of
'the principal attraction will be an or
ganized exhibition. This exhibition
will include an interracial portrait
gallery of the respective delegates of
the congress: pictures of town and
country life throughout tle world, and
a comnlete international collection of
scientific and philosophical magap:ine3,
together with a select library of books
on anthropoloogy and race problems.
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