. my mum.
. iii ore-idem, ms. Jwithin
..,Jr today gave out the follow-
from its Washington
7W; will not lack for vig-
" motection as long as the Senate
such members as Hon. Frank
- . of Connecticut. He does
2 m in satin: his posi-
‘tfi {page of Nations, and his
, A; 7.. - . to stand to the last in
as wth he took to defend
9' , lotion. in a statement re
7 issued but fit. Brandegeo, he
the 1 homage:
'f’l‘his mount” his hid“ three criti«
{Instr-Achieving its
. ‘Seohfllv—Frming
"lbw—Preserving the Union ung
the Constitution. .
independ-
its Constitu-
' are now confronted with the,
crisis. it is: Shall we preserve
. lilac-deuce or surrender it?
e '1 an in American and nothing
' I am a United States Senator
a member of the Foreign ,Rols.
- committee. I have taken oath
jmerve and protect the Constitw
and, 1 am going to do it. I thor-
ly realize the responsibility which
5 upon me, and I propose to use
. best Judunent that God has given
without fear or favor.
"The Covenant for the
071' tions which the. Execu-
finder is; in my mud use
1 shall not vote for
1171th freezes over and] flunk
at the United States and, so hélp F
Thomas Derrlxin. of East Buford
under bonds of 85.,000 m
coroner’s investigation. ‘
railroad were being taken to a sec
tion of the road when they ,
be put to work, and the old coach a: '
which they were riding was switched.
to a siding. and was hocking am. i;
It was said here last night that the
train Was goings! a good m 0?
speed, and that it— crashedlhio tho
stalled freight train. ,throwifit" the
mm from their seats coffin so"
ies. Some of them were on the out
side standing on the steps: M it ll
thought that the1wo men mill were
ontheflitfomrosdytomwhon "
the credit canto.
James Femcci. of No. 17 Miner
street. one «the men killed: was ten»
:4ny crushed. and his head?- severed.
.nmes Soulw, 'of' No. 66 Putnam
street the other man hilled, was also
badly mangled. Manuel Gomas was
so badly injured that it was said at
the hospital last night that his condi-
tion was critical. The other injured
men will recover. ~
NEW HAVEN, July 15.—-'I‘wo in-
quiries‘were begun today into the! .
wreck at Montowese late yesterday. 7'
which came through the crushing of
a work train into freight cirs on a_
siding; um men being killed and six
injured. Carmen Mix began his lav
quest by caliintin railroad men to
give information, while at the office:
Building 08th New 701-11, New Raven f
and Hartford Railroad Company. Gen;
ersl Superintendent Edward Regan un-'
event is probably somewhat re-
e. i am not to be buncoed by any
»about humanity or the moral
s of the world or voices in the
=1 an (or upholding the American,
and not for hauling it dm.
formic Stars 'and' Stripes: and not
.839 milk white ting of neutral in-'
- ionalism. I am fer the America!
' oorge Washington. I believe Aw.
can best serve humanity byl
lg its own business. 1 am not
- to cast this countryl‘linto
hes' cauldron of international
ications. Are we to tax our peo»
conscript our boys and fight the
1 ice of the world to please some:
~ - s idealism? 1 am utterly oppos-
to the league and in favor of peace
believe it will become a party
e. but I will Ieaxe the Republican}
the minute it stands for the
'fln giving utterance to those trenu
t expressions of patriotism Sena-
Brandegce knoWs that he but
sues the sentiments of an“ m-r-‘r-
lining majority of his New ERA-:5
-d constituents. They have inherit-
the blood of distingu .shed Rmolu
cry ancestors, who did not hosi- 7
e to deflate and fight for their in,
ce from the opprehsion of the;
t poWerf11l nation in the “World
~ . country is now threatened nith'
‘ rcion by force of arms uniess we:
are willing to surrender thP independ-
«nice won by the fathers of the coun- 7
in and consent to st: p back intothe'
condition of subservience from which;
‘fik Revolution rescued us. The oddsi
signing us now are great, but not so
1 try as those that confronted the;
Ealonists. The world never saw more
e courage than was exhibited by:
m grant men. ls is possible that
. American quality of patriotism la-
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