To these he devoted the same painstaking effort that characterized his work while he graced the judicial bench .and rendered decisions that gave him the splendid reputation that he -has as a jurist. This enabled him to carry great .weight in the Senate -on both sides of the Chamber on all legal questions. During the latter part of his Service as chairman of the Immigration Committee. he gave unstintingly of his time and study to the consideration of the very. vexing immigration problem. and in his discussions and -attitude he exhibited the kind and generous impulses by which his heart -and mind were actuated. He could not be -narrow in his views. In singing the praises -of his uative State. he pointed out with pr~ide the part Rhode Island had taken in establishing the doctrine of religious freedom and how this principle had been written in the Federal and State Constitutions.
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