, 1860-02-14
BY TEi.EGRIAPH.
THIHTl-SlX1HC CyN5RESS- -FluSr sES>IoN.

=. WAku1SGTos, Feb. Is.
SxsArE.-The Senate met ut one o'clock. No
preliminary business of moment was tran
sacted.
Nj. uaun, in conformity with the practice of
the Senate, had the melancholy tiutv to au-
nounce The denth Of David G. Drodtfick, late
Senator from California. who died in San Fran
Cisco Sent 18th. He fell in a conflict engen-
dered bY bitter poMical contest. He was
born in Washington d little over 20 years from,
the time Of his leath. ; His father was stone
cutter, but a respected artizan md citizen. He
father soon died. His mother and brother fo:-
loved, aud David was lsft alone. lie rose to Il
distinguished position id New York. lie went
to California, an early pioneer, where he gained
popularity and was elected to the State Senate,
and the President Of that body. lie had, with
laudable energy, carved; out his own fortunes
Mr Haun paid IN eloquent tribute to his
3fr. Crittenden followed. He spoke Of Mr.
Broderick's personal characteristics, his bold
ness, fraDkness. honesty and manly qualities.
"May he rest in peace"
MI. Seward referred to tue expansion Of the
country to the Pacific. Mr. Broderick was the
organizer Of American society in California lie
possessed neither birth, education, fortune, or
any other prestige to adTance his nmbltiou.-
When be (5ewarI} heard of his death he expe-
rienced much more than ordinary sor7ow.
ftrT6tte6 g. .IiT1mafnFpIF
cut of iu u lie Of usefulness, md eulorized
him rs friend and an honest public serTunt.
Mr. Foster made Some f,rief a1tns;nn tn The xir.
tues Of the DECEASED. He referred tn the man.
ner If his death. will, tie yiew Of considrrinr
What action IS necessary on the part Of ths
San,ta and da1;xerej bo,n;iv aro;rst d,,o,t;ns,
asu cr;mc Mt cor,mon IaW. Tho o,ast;on .ra.
Should the Seua,c nav a tribuIe to n man
who had yilfullv risked. lis life in ri
oEation of the law Of God and man ,
For one, whatever respect he might have for the
deceased, lie coull not vote for ,he resolutions
Of rtsnect
Mr.. % Foot in behalf Of Mr. Wad. wbo xoa
detuine.l from his seat by indisposition. nr,,-
nonnro3 n hrinf arfovr m Tho ,Icco,ua3i ~,
wh;cI, ia i,nded him ~ m honeat md ;ncor1 -
run,;l,c man and aided his own cancurr.nra
- thesa sentiment.
Mr' ToomI,s su,d he found thu dccease;1 bon.
est. hold und truthful. and one of Tho lest s1,.,
cimens Of sclf..a4dc Americans, lie trusted
him Us Il faithful apd honest adversary. lie
fell in honorable combat in defence Of lis bon-
or. lie cou,d not hare died moro nohlx- He
rave lis hearty concurrence 10 the resolutions
Tic usual resolutions were adonted. and tbe
Srnate adjourned
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