New-York tribune., 1921-09-27


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Senator Wadsworth said, o MAars
have bern counted out to th%SS, Esa We
to spend them and the ordeNssssssa hat
every dollar must prOdlctrgdssSg 6#i C&far s
worth of service and that Ii SMonai
dollars will be forthco1,iE Ews% Tia mere
experimentation in spendingg ggaaf u ;Sx
Senator EuIogizcs Col
The delegates applauded tRTSs ysement
as they did what Senate va swort$
had to say about the Legislative, = lita%
later. >l@
The session of the Legislature Ms
year, was short. clean and cffcctIaassss
he said. :" 1t saw what was wsntsss$sy
the people; it knew how to do it. N%iid
#. Then it Went home. No Leg&ature
for generation past has exhibiA@ more
strength. judgment or ceieritsBn per-
forrance OF It's task. Its-n2ksers ana
the State itself are to be coYl9sKtuiated. :"
The Senator said OF Gsassor Miller.
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toe 70 his his19g b,Eh as hIs hIsh 0soush sshe
Nskigbest. convictions deep: grown in the
fsisSs ffsiNsSNsSns.o orderly OF minds. a knowledge and
ur eftz3uAD ding OF mankind and its his
| extensive TaS>Ang With courage high
and clear he hasaied the way. His re
lations With with his ssssazal sassss
are those Of the captain Of sas
intent upon but one thing-the reaAg
OF the desired goal. He is in fact, IS
we'll as In name. the Governor OF New
York Being Governor Is his only oc-
! The convention at this showed spon-
taneous warmth for the first. time.
eign n"oeIi policy OF President Harding in re-
serving freedom Of action for the United
| States under the Treaty Of Versailles
without laying the nation open to the
charge OF going back on It's allies In
making separate peace. with Ger
| ma ny, as a deed that would stands out
| In history as q remarkable achievement.
\ He predicted that the German peACY
| treaty would be ratified by the Senate d
| Had the Harding AdministratioH
done nothing else he said. = It's achieSY4
| ment In untangling and setting arigfE
| our foreign relations would justify anG
! entitle It to fame. And when. one real
| izes how promptly. and simply 1t vac
| done. one cannot help smiling. az, tfE
/! dismal prophecies of those who believeS
ar pretended to believe that the on$
way was the League OF Nations" +
references to the prospective contef Z
| cnce on limitation OF armaments GREY
| yoluninous applause from the, conven-
/ ton, which swelled into chorus OF
! cheering when Senator Wadswortn END
| ed tf,ia part OF hts address by saying;
Ali honor to the President or ne
/ Yynited States who conceived lnis gre4e
and beneficenf step. 49, ,,..o
| The Senator asserted that condasions
| IN 4Ae administrative departments were
! he,a II -Areaking when the Harding Ad-
K. ssSsfs Were more than 10000 Gov
SAe rssnscnt verNoyes. exclusive OF the
{sgsA- anSltnsVy In tho &c C1ty 81 VASE a-
wngtEn afshhe Sand $50, Coo others over
Yahe 80unsgs. vast array conssnnlss ..iT !.
{subA Asrse$of fhe people," he said; !
sssSente~e TO. say that never In the history
I1f AppSsAdly first class Governments
/ ha& shere been confusion and. extrava- :
/ gaHa8 SO vast and so Appalling as that
which faced the new President ana
Congress'