Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-13
CIRCULATION wEEK ENnING SEPT. 10
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HHANpEaEE,s AnnREss.

fa1 Aito heg HDle SDedkef dt the opening sf the state republican convention Ssn- atoF Brandegee in his clear cut and pointed manner laid emphasis upon the accomplishments of the present admin istration from the time the president se- lected his strong cabinet to the present time. Not only was there recognition of the conditions. both foreign and domes- tic, which the country desired changed but the efforts of the administration have been devoted to obtaining the much needed improvement.
 We'll did he lay stress upon the things done. the revision of the war revenue acts. the inauguration of the budget sys- tenn. the reduction in taxation, the put ting through of he policy of retreneh- nsnt and financial reform, the cutting ef government expenditures and the re- duction of the government indebtedness, the ending of the state of war, the in- migration restriction act, the neEot.a- ion of a treaty of peace. the checking lf the extravaganee and waste. the lim- tztion of aFmaments, tho tariff -4easu-a 'oon to become law and the great mass H legislation that has received favora- sls support of the administration and
 
 lad It's part in bringing the country to he psint where onditions indicate pros ssFity to be at our door.
 That he should refer to the inclna- ion to appeal to the federal government aor legislation which ought to be dealt with in the states is the natural result such efforts which expect caHsress to 70 beyond it's constitutional authority ut when he declared in the interest of he general public. and for the Preserva- ion of society. and indeed of civilization Itself. some method must be discovered sy which differences of opinion between employers and employees can be com sesed without bringing anarchy ard ,haos uron the whcle auntry. he dealt rith the conditions which have sur rounded the coal and rail strikes in a warner that cannot fail to receive gem sral oonimendation. He doesn't paiH. ,ut the remedy. iH fact he says peraaps mo one is wise enough to state of hand what the terms of the remedy 10 DC applied shall be-" but some peaceful method of adjustment should be en- Dloyed.
 When he declares that "the onIv pos sible way of maintaining the American wage scale and the American standard af living is to protect the products of Amer.caH labor against the competition If the uHderpaid labor Of the old world .t Is just what American workers. are aware of The new tariff now under enactment is for the purpose of holding he American market for the Americ m producers who give employment to those within our borders who are getting OFT wage scale.
 To his question "After the record which the last democratic adninistra. ion made, do the business men of fhe 'ountry desire the democratic party tc ake control of the house of represen atives and it's committees which ar range and frame all taxation and rege nue measures?" there can be but on, answer, and that same negative repi5 must also be given to the question 'Dr the people of Connecticut desire tha he southern democracy shall eontFo the committees of the house of repre- sentatives iH the interest of south srr democratic financial and fiscal thso -ies
 What he had to say for Senator Me Lean was in every way deserved H is one of the leaders in the senate. OH vho gives added prestige to Connection beauss of his long and excellent ser vice and respected judgment. His re 7rd is such that Connecticut should no think Of doing other than returning hin and sending along with him the mem bsrs of the house who have been foun, 90 steadfast in their support of the ad nnistration.
 As the keyneter Senator BraHdege ras the logical man and admirably dis ,harged his duty. His address is on 'll the voters of Connnecticut would | well to read.