New Britain herald., 1920-12-06

tween the White House al was forecast by Presldent- ing today in a short addre floor of the senate.
 Though disc1aiming any criticize the present adj MT. Harding declared it am bitions of his four yea executive to insure better between the two branches ernment.
 Replies to Ovatac
 The speech which did nj detailed questions Of poli6 livered by the president-< sponse to an ovation that when he went to the sena in his capacity as a senat swered to the opening roll new session.
 Senator Harding rose to Senatod Lodge of Massacl publican leader, had calleI formally to his presence that he be recognized by th{ ident.
 ''I am pleased at this fellow members of the seI Mir. Harding.
 Delicate About Speal
 '"There is still greater ' in having this opportunity formally some of the thin heart which I could utter way. I recogIze that I am under, somewhat unusual stances. and there is a deli it that one in my positfC escape except through som self-effacement which does quite possible.
 ''No member of this bod} more reluctant to leave it. to this senate that I carne very high respect for this I am leaving it with greaf than that with which T one could always direct hid iticaI fortunes to his likine have preferred my membej to any office a citizen md this republic or eIsewherd world. Will Not Ignore Sens
 "I like the freedom, th| tion, the patriotic sense of| bility which abides here. scious of the great place N gress holds under our cd and particularly sensible to| gations of the senate. wh} responsibilities begin in the capacity I shall be as mind senate's responsibilities as been zealous of them as al but l mean, at the same til just as insistent about the, bilities of the executive. ( ernment good fortune does any surrender at either eu avenue, but in the coordinatit operation which becomes the great and truly represented lar government.
 This brings me to the particularly in my mind. s has been said about the :, Of course every knows that to be a bit Q, imaginative and harmless flo do recognize how essenti, helpfulness of the senate of a successful ad ton.
 Appeals For Co-operati.
 T want to express today ,f a colleague for the confidS he cooperation of the men his body in the four years VI gin March 4. do not lir1 ;incere request to this side tfsle. One cannot promise nent in all things with an 'arty which is sometimes i'd we may find common n the spirit of service, and | hat agreeable and courteouxl ines helpful relationship W, pposite side which has adde, elight of fellow service du, ast six years.
 We are facing no easy ia ave our full part in the readj, f human affairs, after thd mutt. We have our tasks al 'e have our part in the in| Tork of the civilized world Ire that the necessity of wis on will inspire us to work ff take common counsel. to be one another and give il hich is in all of us to attain II hich become our respect ~ nd will maintain it's highes mong the nations of the eart
 Makes No Suggestions With propriety I cannot pon any suggestions now, tough I am speaking as a mer lis body. Three months ( resent administration remain ould have house and senai 'rdially in making them lther than wasted months. q , much to be done and we h .ady had so much of delay, lould Ike unanimous l,ecogniti lere are no party ends to sel -ecious days are calling for
 our common country.
 (ContinEcd on Ninth PaE,