New Britain herald., 1925-03-16
leaders on both sides.

| leaders on both sides.
 President Coolidge, in resubmittins the nomination, made 1t clear that he desired full presentation of MT Warren's qualifications, but 1t ap- pearod that in its final stages the de- bate would shift largely from this phase to the constitutional questions which democratic senators insist have been raised by the executives procurement.
 No Pay Provided
 Whether Mir. Warren. who Is res maining hele as the presidents guest, would accept a recess ap- pointment was a matter on which there has been no information,
 Should he do so, he could draw no salary until confirmed by the senate at a later sesison, although it contended that he could continue to hold office not only throughout the recess, but until the end of the ses- sion of congress which begins next December. The language of the constitution on this point is us fol- lows.
 Text of Constitution.
 "Thc president shall have power 10 fill up all vacancies that may hap pen during the recess of the senate by granting commissions, which shall expire at the end of their next ses- sion"
 ENpcctant of another scene rival ling in dramatic qualities that of last Tuesday wchn the Warren nom- ination was first rejected on a tic vote crowds had gathered for admis, sion to the senate galleries more than an hour before the time fixed for the senate to convene.
 The gathering of spectators ap' proximated the scenes of an Inaugu' ration Day. Several hundred person! mostly women. lined the corridors or sat on the stairs near the public gallery long before the doors wer, open, and rushed for seats of want age as soon as they could gain ad | mission.
 Most All Present.
 The special gallery for senators families also filled early and man! members of the house of represen , tatives, who have floor privileges i took seats in the rear of the senat' chamber.
 When the session was called to or der nearly the entire membership was on the floor. Those present in cluded a number of senators who hat been away when the roll was called last Tuesday. Among them wa Senator La Toilette, just back iron a vacation in Florida.
 Goff Opens Debate
 The debate was opened by Sena tor Golf republican. West Virginia who In his maiden speech In tn senate said he would be derelict i he did not defend a man so fit fo the office as MT. Warren.
 Citing his services in the Berin Sea seal fisheries case as an exampl of the nominees legal ability, h 1 declared MT. Warren was not em ployed in that case as a clerk, as hi opponents had charged but as on of the leading counsel.
 The West Virginia senator als pointed to Mir. Warren's appearanc at The Hague in the North Atlanti fisheries case as another illustratio of his legal capacity. declaring tha through him the case was settled t "the satisfaction of all the coun tries involved"
 MT. Warren's diplomatic work 1
 Japan resulting in cancellation ( the Lansing-Ishii agreement ap
 his service in Mexico as ambassadc were declared by Senator Golf to b in themselves a proof of his abilities
 He read a letter from Presider
 Harding to MT. Warren. praisin
 him for his services in Japan. Similarly, the senator then pre- sented a letter from President Cool idge to the nominee congratulatin him on his services in Mexico, whic the chief executive characterized a Constituting "a notable achieve iment."
 Concerning MT Warrcn's connet ton with the sugar interests Sena tor Gore asked:
 Are all lawyers expected to hol : contact with all the different eXper , ences through which they pass?" Senator Reed, Missouri, agree with the West Virginia senator tht t Mir. Warren had been faithful his trust and added; But his tru was the sugar trust He then declared Mir. Warren ha