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e,,l.s scats3s. The follow

 6l'd !, s'li,,p from a speech delivered ? by

 stifae, n,.a,,' m in the Senate oi the

 Fai Bpisoi is 1928. In this extract, spt's' :" l'rscs the independence 7, of

 Bntssp ,ss Orsat ul force, and places the

 z '. i..s rue basis. Y. s.a Mr. Van b0rsns speech '.,, ,..ectiou of the Executive with T

 eo1aDse .,,,'ch ae closer than wilh the ] si,,ll'',-s.eatafives. ( ? Upon the sub ! esf' ,5i appointments, and tle whole

 'aiies, s,,,iye 4 business, the Senate is

 HsIp', T.. check. It Is, therefore, of iS ',9e 0n,' that 1t should be wholly llII,'IES, g.a Executive control, This bo- f'9ataJ f9Il I to by the famers of the l,a 9os,s ss a sanctuary fer the federal nop' l,ts of the States, and so tra- ilI ls,;sl, l'S that sentiment on the part Q lIors. sh' It is here alone that the iea,g l.o;;nIe has been preserved a Pil9s' PiaS,able to all, but particularly to , ,aI s,a,es. for it is in this department ]. ,lasl ,s.;r perfect equality is recogni- 2. Z 'ri ~bere, sir, will be its efficiency, a,3se ' Ss coaieaded for he establish so sof hereafter, a Senator shal! feel t T, 11ty to attempt, in language which 1ist 9sl' tbe occasion requires, to ar 'a,t Dssbments of the Executive, or to ,s.s ss.s' by exposing abuses of trust < ', ttbl,at tbl,at of any of it's sabordin- ,ag ,s find his lips closed, not indeed .f 5g gag late, but by q power far ct1sl. He may, perhaps, be told, ns6 t Is his right to canvass freely

 aets of the President and his must be done in a manner more

 tbat their motives are not 10 be ,Dned and discredited; that de- hi character, having a tendency i, slienate the confidence of the .e out of order. that if he will periods according to the prescri- and measure the extent and bit bis dennneiatlon hY the admins 1dard, he may 90 on--but if not, Ysist. ,