Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

The bill to amend certain portion OF
the Code, 30 as to facilitate the oFgSn'1
tion of National Banks, was iost ~ oou
sequence of refusal of the House 70 suS
pend the rules to putt upon It's pasSsge'
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Scott made 8 report from the Com.
mittee on Enrolled bills, and tne FeP"F'
was adopted. .L.,ts
to the Speaker of the House, Gen, krameEI
for the courtesy and impartiality with
which he has presided over our peHOeFS'
tons.
Mr.zVan Wrinkle was appointed to in
form the Senate that the House was reaay
Resolutions of thanks to all the officers
of the House, and the ministers VINO nave
opened the sessions with prayer, we're
adopted.
agreed to adjourn sine die, but before put
tug the vote, Gen. Kramer spoke as fol-
Gentlemen of Me House Of Delsgates: Ia.
We have, arrived at the closing hour of
the session. Before We separates: 1 ask
your indulgence for moment. When
assumed the duties of presiding officer OF
this House, (which you through your par
\ TALLY conferred upon me,) Twas not un+
mindful of the difficulties and respoEslbll.
lkties attending the positions; and when u
asked you for your 90. operation in the dis
/ charged my duties, felt assured Z had
not asked in vain; in this was not MIS-
taken. BY each of you, j have been treat.
ed with the utmost kindness and courtesy.
have received yonr confidence and sup
port. This, with the courtesy extended TO
each other, has rendered a position pleas
ant and comparatively easy, which other
wise would have been unpleasant and
difficult. That have committed errors /
do not doubt, nor did suppose IjWould
not, when assumed the duties OF the
Chair. have endeavored to discharge my
duties faithfully and with strict Impair
TALLY, and what eFr0rs j may have COM
mitted were errors of Judgment audsnot in
territorial, nIihave discharget4m duties
satisfactorily to you, my highest ambition
is grati6ed. II in. the course of business
have said or done anything wounding to
the feelings of any one, regret it, and beg
to ASSURE you such was not Intentional.
cherish for all Of You the kindest of feel
ings and the highest personal respect, and
trust we part as ardent friepdS. sm nsua
Although your session has been short
your labors have been arduous. Yonr actl
have been well considered and mRtured;
trust they will receive the endorsement o.
your constituents, as / am sure they dc
the approval Of your own consciences AND
Judgments. lal.s eds 81 aszur-4 ~ s41
Since we assembled here, important
events have occurred in the histo-
~ of this nation, which induces the
hope that ere another Legislature shall
assemble 10 this Capitol, that this causelesl
rebellion will be spbdued, and that we viii
again be a united and happy people. 4i
Gentlemen, in q short time We shall sep.
arate, perhaps never to meet in this or any
other capacity; but wherever We are, or il
whatever condition or circumstances W,
may be placed, glet US try to do our duty
so that when we come to the close of life
we can look back upon, the past and say
We have not lived in vain. 10 ,.s.
now bid you an atfectionate farewell
and pronounce this House adjourned sin
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