Arizona republican., 1920-12-07

tContinued from Page One) ne revealed today that he had decided uennitely to resign his senate seat be- tween Jan. 10 and 15, when A change or state administration in Ohio win permit the appointment of a Repuh ncan to succeed him. During his visit TO the senate today he arranged a. hair with Senator Underwood of Alabama. the minority leader. This arrange ,nent. which Is continuation of a pair m erect last session, will continue mn til Mir. Harding resigns his seat
 Mr. Harding's address in the senate was Tn response to an ovation that greeted his appearance for the opening roll call and was delivered at the sug- gestion of Senator Lodge of Massachu- setts, the Republican leader. who called attention to the fact that for the first time in history a president elect was present as a senator. Vice President Marshall seconded the suggestion by leaving his place and escorting Senator Harding to the rostrum-
 Senate ~Oligarchy "HarnnIess Fictlonv Visibly affected by the courtesy |. shown him by his colleagues and by crowded galleries, the president voiced deep regret at the surrender of his associations for six years, includ- ing both Democrats and Republicans
 
 for his fellow senators. He termed campaign charges of a senate oligarchy aS Harmless fiction and declared that as president he would regard both sen- ate and house with high esteem. but without a thought of any surrender of coordinate constitutional authority
 'Our governmental good fortune" he said. "does not lie in any surrender at either end of the avenue but in the nwff and ffrrR t.Frt, becomes the two in a great and truly representative popular government We are facing no easy task I am sure that the necessity of wise solution will inspire us to work to- gether, to take common counsel, to be s tolerant of one another and to give the best that is in all of us.'
 Applause from both sides of the chamber answered him and after the brief senate session adjourned, repub- licans and democrats crowded around him to offer their congratulations Everywhere he went about the capito he was besieged by crowds, and scores of callers swarmed about his office al day in the hope of conference witf him.
 Conference in Lodges Office
 The president elects talks with con. gressional leaders and with his politica
 
 ator Lodge. where he went as soon al he reached the capitol and remained most of the day. Among the senator who saw him were Brandegee of Con necticut, Curtis of Kansas. Calder O New York, Watson of Indiana, New O Indiana, and Borah of Idaho. Will H Hayes. the republican national chair man; Harry M. Daugherty, the Hard ing pre-convention manager; forme - Senator Weeks of Massachusetts, am former Senator Sutherland of Utah als were present at most of the conferences T preached throughout the campaigl the gospel of understanding" said MI Harding tonight in explaining the pur pose of his visit. "and am trying t put it into practice immediately. don't want these three months to b wasted in gaining any partisan advan tage. have asked senators particu larly to expedite the appropriation bill, SO that none of tbem shall go over { the next session and so that we sha have the decks clear for very likel early session"
 Extra Session Very Soon
 Asked how soon the extra sessio might be expected to follow his inaugu