Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1913-12-05


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An international congress for ne
discussion OF al questions that AFFECT
safety al sea is now sitting II Laa-
con al the suggestion O. cur oEa
Government So soon as the eo1eIu-
siouS OF that congress can be learned
and considered We ought TO address
ourselves. among other things. 70 the
prompt alienation Of the very unsafe.
unjust, and bardensome condiuols
which now surround the employment
of sailors and render X extremely cit-
1culf 70 obtain the services Of spirited
and competent men such as every
ship needs If i IS TO be safely handed
and brought TO port
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pleasure / have experienced II coop
Grating with this Congress and shar-
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service TO which IL has devoted =
self so unreseryedly during the past
seven months Of uncompl planning cen
centration upon the business of iegls-
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pertinent part Of my report OF ne
state OF the Union" 10 express my ad-
m,-ation for the diligence, the good
temper. and the full comprehension q
public duty which has already been
manifested BY both the Houses. and
| hope that il may not be deemed an
impertient intrusion OF myself into the
picture il | say with how much and
how constant satisfaction have
avafled myself OF the privilege OF put.
ting ms time and energy al their do
posal alike in counsel and in action.
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ter. England. once told the story o.
five choristers who. one Sunday eve
ming, were walking along the banks
of the Mersey in Cheshire. After
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