Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-08


N'' hdhAs was by request of the Clerk. /
. ''" tod 10 the chair by Mr.. Aiken, Mr.. Fu'- |
D." 'I'h'u ana MIR. Campbell of Ohio.
'i' was greeted with loud and enthusiastic
ohe'I9' ana, amidst the profound silence
Winch followed, said
''''''"'" y "'e mouse ~ representatives
Before 7 rroccod o., ....,...,.-
opce tba nni..o 'o"' 'e'e '"o "cceNt,
unon mo I a,.,:i . ".iJp N1" rave conferred
to esn,cs, nv nil;.,y, ,ti. .. your indulgence
81 .- es' my o'lgauon Tor the honor CON
,lonsnra pom me- 1t would afford me greater
llI C,ss,,., WIZ ~ accompanied even by the
cborgc or nrJ,o o,"' Wp"'I ring TO the as
ways difficult, but nov cuoironed with nm.
s1ai diih'nIte3, any capacity commensurate
,,,lys ',,'I ,Gp',Slp''t! ana u'Enlty' can
cabia ..,-, rIal;t. =, ',J'el' as Jar as a.ppl-
tutinns of the c,1,,tr,. a,J '. "''.'
ana with imrartiliity :" far us regard, the
rights "i the mcihbers of the House. have
NO personal OBJECTS to accomplish. am ami
mlted ny single desire Of contributing in
come Attls degree to the maintenance of the
well established principles Of our Govern
ment'ln their original American -ignlicntion,
IN developing that portion Of the continent
W. Uo."Iy so ''r as we may DC SO within the
!n, lis c,rocitias fr , o','' ,,u y" ','
bomcnnd abroad o,,l ,n,i,,t1i,;,,'. in.,a, j.,
rcrrctuitv the i,,,s,i,,aiIa ,r;,;io-,a
mitted IN ,,r,,
any other man is equal to the perfect accom-.
r1Shmeht OF these dntics-l am, therefore,
as man must be in such presenco-a sup
plilht Tor your indulgence and support. ]
ns,'n ict1rn 70 you my thahE9 Tor the honor
you nave conferred upon me
APPlGuse' deaiehlng and long continued,
i'I,."eu.
AIT uIddinGs OF ONO, being the oldest
memner oil the House, administered the oath
W Ar' banks by request OF the Clerk.
4 resolution or ,ha,Ls % NJ r,r, e.
his i,onort;aI;.r 49, C.s;. I
'''''y !" Wv O'"', was H's'u u"-
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saw
Mr., Banks inaugural was neat and mod
est. All speak in the highest terms otit.
Ills appearance in the Speaker chair was
graceful, and be went to work with the
NOISY elements around him as if he had been
accustomed to the business all his life In
NJ Banks the House has capital presiding
othcer.
Tho corrosno,do,t ~ tho 7,,o,,,sors
RI a.
1,,.. .o lN".iy ure 'nrr'p'y uis"Ppointeu'
'"o! G'r "'c "ie"iu u pf>NN ul'''"ate sue
Iesa cu' ~! once thelr romance on 'he
uou1"iaces 'dilei thom'
tFrom the y. Y. Courier 4 Enquirer.l
The result howev er has been most hanpv.
For aside from his views upon anv great no
litical question. we believe that Mr.. Banks is
the best choice among many good ones which
could have been made for the Speakership
/ The contest which has Just closed has tried
Tim and 1t has proved that he has talent,
hrmncss' seli-posSeSSion and dlgnlty-the
great requisites tor the Presiding Officer OF II
/ Legislative assembly To these we believe
he adds another not less important at any
time, aud especially important now fairness,
IRON the y. Y Imes,l
His election marks A new era in our noliti.
cal history. 1t is the first time that n
Sp,tker ht, been elected on purelv sectional
considerations. II. dill not receive a single
y,t, from a ,I,vchollinr state. and the tn
umrh which has crowned the persistent rec
utude ct the Republicans In adhrrins T.
tn''r c"hii"''e' Will nave in'rli 'H'et
worm MOI 10 '"cin' u tnou anu i(lu' that
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