The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-12-11
Reported by Telegraph, for the Evening Argus.1
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

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'"t IlTh,ocfa,c members Of ''ongfess, North,
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lNe PRESIDENT ne court - !iHd' MN mot guilty"
ton, and ''sai'y' on The minor points relating
10 d''ciPiinr or etiquette, lie Is sentenced 10
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=. >. CAFlioL' nAsHINdIoN, Dec 4, 1924.
- ne "ralHeF 'o-uay chaFming' ana the
opening ol Congress Pas attracted dense crowds
IL the Sa'irtirS oI no'h Houses anu otier parts
oi The CaPitol' ne greeting between the mem
oTIs a"a '''e" i'!t"oS served 10 fe"oef Tue scene
P'eaSah'iy eA'HilS'
NENAIa.--Nh me ron oTlHg cai.eu, MY Sen
atoFs answered 10 Their names. ne Senate
was called 10 order oY me Secretary; VINO read
a letter from Nc. breckenridge, wee PRESIDENT,
stating that hr would not be able to reach
Washington at The commencement ofthe ses-
sion.
On motion OF Mr.. Benjamin, resolution
was adopted tiat the oath required by the
Constitution be- administered by Mr.. Bright,
the OLDEST member present.
Alessrs Andrew Johnson, OF tennessee, and
Mr. Clark, of New Hampshire, new members,
were sworn ~, and took their seats.
The Senate proceeded to ballot for President
pro femPorc oflhe Senate, when Mr.. Fitzpatrick
was chosen, and being conducted 10 his seat,
returned bis Acknowledgements for the honor
con!rrrrd.
The usual resolution was adopted for the