Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

l..,ler ei.!ar in Tia sGcjs, circle, ~ ~ tho !eoei"
tive body May each Of YOU, upou your return noni''
find all well. and receive from apprec'stin" co!s'n"
enries the grateful tribute OF PRAISE which, III NY
opinion, you we'll deserve md which tact o you
have cndpavUred to win.
UoplDg TINT your careers may be prosperous Gid
usaui it remains but for mo now to pronounce that
the Senate al Virginia stands adjourned until tbe
first Monday in December, 1883.
This address WAS r-c-lVed with applause, anu after
the u.nsI leave taking, tho Senate Chamber was
vacated.
Tha House met al 10 clock pursuant to adjourn
nlenr. go, o,.,
forthwith sent o the enrolling clerks; a iist OF ther
titIe. and resolution relative to Seldom, Witiefs "
Co. also passed will be Published to morrow.
At II o'clock the Char WAS vaca'eu On 'ho'"', ",
Mr.. iouSG. to enable The sfEAhk" ~ 'SA
bills. ,,,,,ou onJ
The SPEAKER resumed the Chair st ~ ciock, anu
on. or two bills were passed; aso resolution HUN ~
Senate relative TO Lieut. Maury.
On motion of Mr.. WARD, tMr. IoMLlN oe'ns VI -"
Chair il waa ,Jrs5
Resolved That the thanks of this House. he rendered
TO the Speaker Clerk aud other officers Tor le la.'
full manner in which they have respectively
their duties during the present aud late session Vi ne
General Asaenbly. ,.;.,
signed ali the enrolled bills again resumed the Chalr
mud the usual prcliminares to a hnai aoJourhueh'
were gons through with.
Mr. ToMLIS then moved that the tlouse hoJouth
sine die.
The SPEAKER delivered a few vsledcioty rhinafks'
! in which he commended the Governor for conVeninS
the extra session. All must admit that the l.es'se'
ture has done much service for the State during ths
session. and service that the State would. perhaps'
| have no cause TO regret. The EXPENSES Oh lie
past four months had fully demonstrated The
| necessity OF annual sessions, and en- aorng"
ton of biennial seasions. For the appreciation oil the
manner 10 which he bad endeavored to discharge MD
duties the SPEAKER returned HE cordial thanks and
also rendered The thanks Of the sable, courteous anu
ACCOMPLISHED" Clerk for the like approval OF Inc
House. He il worthy OF il, (applause.l lie SPEAK
Err avowed that he parted with his bi other members
without Z trace of unkind feeling towards any OF
| them. He wished them. one and sill, safe ana nap
nv return TO their families and friends and then do
| cisrsd tina; the House had adjourned stAe de.
| Sr. GEo. TUCKER Esq, The Clerk was then called
for and briefly responded. He ssid this WAS the rs
occasion in his life that he had had an opportunity Of
addressing the House Of Delegates except IN the tor
NAL manner OF reading bills, ETC. lie was happy OF
this occasion 10 express to the members bis most cor
dial and sincere thanks for their uniform partialty
and kindness. In conclusion, he hoped that iiley
would all meet in the General Assembly OF the First
Born" and elect him recording angel. (Cireet ap
plau-e.)
The members then bid each other farewell, and
Dispersed, som. Of them evincing much cling AND
emotion, on parting with thoss with whom they had
been 30 long associated
1.-The Reporter returns his unieigDed thanks 10 the
officers of the House, for the facilities which they
kindly extended TO him during the session.