New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

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II Ti.gz, deeply moved. rec g. second Us
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rb.fsst Tie s-e.en: bal been peo1 AZ House.
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e,.~,. ;rs. from " .orl % fet O. ~ upon . 80
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,.Iat he had f..t siei 90 o. d'. BE- has wound f
tie fse mrs o. any o' hs assoc a-er. De irlstei Z
void boz ilr-ar.en, as ,l vas regretted IT. ~o1.i
part from every member with the VarLest ie-i
ines OF ieadsr:p and from none with uo-' sincere
fc,arl r lis personal and political character tnal
the uoa -pcaker pa t,n. he trusted faa- 'h'
resolution So.dpas clalI4oas!
The resolution WIS unanimously passed
M- BenaoUGHs % ia lis hand a resolution
capiaea'ary dtb- Hen. Roar. II Pr1s. who
bad acted as 81. aaerfr9 h'r Tat resolution "a'
IS follows:
Hl.a'r2 Tla.,e 's'rss o. IBIS Ilo1ss TO- aa- hey are
f.r.ty rendered ~ 'i- lln FsfyS 1r it- abe erf
.,a.r. rn-er y ios f4 l--tsr.ed tf4 ceiss - re
Cl1~ t4firg The rge ar lciol 30 s gesArr Pr 'sH
This was resolution 81 b. sail in wh.h he
believed every Membo- would colcu- most hca-ii-
IT, j offered i as no mean compliment. iorwhle
that gentleman had occupied the Char It was
conced ID ihat rs dgaes were dis~har-ed with fhe
most di- tineJ,shed and conceded ah. ity. Tie com
V.msat emboliei in tbs resolution was weil 90
served ue II earned. AMI one u Ecl De- NJ j I
must heartly c0ncur,d
The resolution passed gaau m3usiy
Mr.. PRCYs rendered bis peoHered thanks 20 the
House for the honor conferred on BIN. and ex
pressed hope ths, earh ond every Member m gilt
trou -h I,e he crowned With d es richest blessings
Nj FORD from tie Committee appointed ior
That purpose, reported that TIE Senate were pre-
pared - adjourn
NJ CHURCH from the Committee appointed to
wa. upon the Governor, reported that The Cover.
nar was pleased to sasy to the Committee lat he
had no further communication TO AXE and desire j
the Committ, D. sag - the House that De- thankc
the Member, for the prompt and iaifhill manner Old
Whi. % they had discharged their public duties and
'o thank them for their uniform kindness o. BIN
sell and trusts they would have n sac return sni
happy meeting with their families, and enjoy un-
alleged property through life.
The SrEAKsE pro TN addressed the House as
follows
GFSrIEMEN receive with profoan scnsihi
lty the kind expression Of your Kindness. md in
yicw Of tho fact that our labors are about 10 term
nate should DO violence n my own ieel.n-s were
/ o. dourn this House without expressing the
lively gratitude " th which my cart pulsates, for
the honor you so unexpectedly bestowed upon me-.
Aud the indulgence you have SO generously extend
cd % nae during the time II has fallen / my lo, 20
preside over Your deliberations It's unnecessary
for me nj th, time 70 rcclte the painful circumstan
ces that rendered It necessary, II not imperative,
that our beloved Speaker should for n time be 70
hcycG from the responsible duties OF the position
he 50 worthy occupied in this body viii only
say that the Circumstances were such that You
very properly granted him leave o. absence by ~
solution whence II became necessary for sou 90
elect some one, lot t. til his place, a. least %
occupy the Chair during his absence. That ab-
scuce has been prOtractcd Tar beyond ny antiCipa.
ton, and regret the necessity which compcls nae
81 81 . . . f,.a 80
his iamiy-has not been removed Being the
JUNIOR IN years and IN legislative experience 81
most, II not all OF you. ! had no n ght 20 expect,
did expect, 10 be designated - that position.
You had, however. sgnifcd a desire that should
attempt discharge Of the nriuOus duties incum.
bent on the presiding officer of this House | re
solved T. enter on discharge OF these duties rey
ing on your AID and indulgence. and fully and free
ly submit my self to the high rospousi biites OF The
position. In my humble cudeavors to meet as FAR
as possible Your Just expectations by the dis
charge Of the heavy responsibilities imposed upon
me by your kindness. have exercised all the dill
gence and intelligence | possessed. and have la
bored 20 facilitate the business before YOU BY en-
forcing strict and impartial observance OF youl
rules and here let me say, that H. during the time
| have occupied the Char. anything ON my part
either by word or deed, has ~ any degree tended
10 mar your FEELINGS | now most earnestly ask ths
you regard It, whatever II may be, an error O
the head not II the heart. In disoharging the du
ties Of the station your part atty has assigned me
! have been aided 10y your constant att nti1n &
business and liberal support OF the Chair TIL,
hind and courteous indulgence and liberal and Vol
have So frankly extended TO me- IN all orr relation,
here, have placed me under deep and abiding obi
cations 10 you bO'h Individually and %. ectvely
and, as we are now about 10 separate. each 10 re-
turn 10 his friends and che -shed associations per
NIT me- to say, that the ties OF friendship formed
here viii. on my part. be sundered only in death
! OF your unboundod Kindness and courtesy, YOU
"il please accept. as the only return now ia my
power 10 make. my heartfelt gratitude and best
wishes Tor your future prosperity and Happiness -
W th sentiments Of the highest esteem now bi
you. fellow Members. shcctoaate farewell.
The SFEAKEK then adjourned the House sirs de
MINI WITHOUT TREAsUREK-Mr McNar.c
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