New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1925, Page 11

\ courts, - Pre nationa ra- |Who can doubt that these studies of ro the underlying elements In our gove (e ernment constitute a of se Mlity, curity for those iustitutions in ali the y arc the guards ugd coslition of the blocs that have up in Ameriean political ) ator Moses, republican, Naw |constitutional procedures, for w., | resorted to after full and free dis- | cussion. He also called attention |o erty and the sacredness of human the rule which enables sixteen sen- right i j , bate on any subject to one hour school ehildren in lust night's fing Jalls Rules Permlttmg Unlimite | toe een e o added boys und girls taking nrt had Moses went on, fs offered i the | py orie Assoctuted Prees. the federal constitution, he wadded country’s strongest| sessions of congr d prevent torical contest with an elected co &3 from the March not only for maintaining i \|I dec maintained sanetity of the ators to force a vote without de- Mr. Coolidge salil had been or. omy o majoriy | PIOSIdENt Coolidge Says We Wers te survivora in a mution-wids vote I8 nec remedy for everything com- reached t total of 1.4 09, Re syracuse, N, Y. May 9 Sen-| 2 ’ | Norrls constitutional amendment, | Washington, Muy § irning onr eyes to the future ainet hasty legislation | legislation by “lam ' by mov night, declared tha the election to Jar illm“mlull of debate alrcady lxl\ln 1 for ordered liberty, |u|‘ | In the senate vhrough unanimous | H\)n.wln arrangements freque nm. the rule of law, the security of prop. | 1m|~- on the question of limiting de- I — amazed to Jowrn that the seve ary to enforce such K s competition in which the number of i | limitation, H w R o Talk Guard Against Blogs | et ave Weighty Responsibility — plained of in secnate rules, Scenator ptn— to the subject of the orationy ate rules permitting unlimited de-| which would do with short | Coolidge, opening th ing up the ting tin o news States has “a welghty re have not ebserved years 1o come own welfare, liberties and power, hut for the utmost possible contribution to- Grand Tl unk Property tonight t any of thoee now ward organizing th natio and - idruss detending those rulcs 1 i defaming the pooples in the uspirations and ways| TN U, 8, W, or th $23,327 ,.‘}N) ssanite of Vice Presi-| jave shown any willing i- | of peiter Washington A fentative - lorse Senator Norris' pro “Here is a fleld for fnstitutional \aluation of 1 s fixed to- attention that the coall| ngy pe that development to which the t lay by the 1nterstate commerce i ) from day to diy 881 o7 it uy ey - of men and wonicn uve ommission on the property owned vew leglslation to cure the Hlls ex-| fecy or (ha ru) turned as they or used in this country by the Grand Iiing In diftorent sections are ad- | uyer iy this Impe \lia e continiaa rrunk rallway of \ ""l"- st IJ‘“' Pro tempore | qupely not too much to ask that greater, yet t ta the o senate sale there may still remain in this co me forum in whi of expression in length, if depth, may still bo found. 1€ in the from the b idean of the Iounding Fathers, as| are President Harding liked to refer to Ice altke to the we them, there still romains merit in of assuring peace w *| their conception of a republic witl hroning consei reaim of world freed sentially the s not in(mankind has e momentarily W v bound try s arganized hy it for vithin the United St right to rule, M orities differed from » majority in the representative Institutions, surely it of authority too long 1 AL 18 worth while fo retain re force. The sam 1 point o where that conesption may sus- (1 has heen able to ercet t artiicial means, stric w and i N the = t arcly to be had islon is nations ¢ led the nowvaday her end of the caj -/ principles o eaillat ealiand T& \ tol. and the en sing questions of | aro 1o Jive hene for ide hybrid institutions resulting from skill of the Luth ics engr npon r Turl sclons of em of the repu cricnces in 60N then w e fald 1€ the clamor which has veceptly been President reminded his 5 worked | yop ne had observed then “there never was a time tions we when our institu. rsally being sub- te seruting and close v are today, importance of ir institutions in might he defend MISS FLANNERY INJURED Vienna, May 9.—The Hungari minister is informed red Wed st in 1 moto seasoned e could freely cor ment to change the IIM& ').I\\(“ Where He Lives can be observed,” ]r #aid, ' Budap w exceptions the de-|which Marquls Geor wnge in the rules of |Countess Eduard Zich arises from those whese Hermann Salm also were hn r | Miss Flannery, of New national r 1 on the . f " inmery suffered a broken 'of our constitutional system, and 1 |tion of Cuticura Ointment ind other fractures. 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