National Republican., 1873-06-27

on the bin prescribing the duties Of certain on
GERS, submitted q reported; which was adopted.
ylding for the erection and complexion Of the
Northern market, and that the Council lamend-
ments be ooncurred In. Agreed 10.
NJ ,Ss Go s Hm 'e eSee ,Ss nd q GSnesnSs %
stalls In the Eastern market, reported that hav-
Ing been unable to agree, they asked to be dis
Messrs. Shepherd. vermIiIon, and TalIatero
were appointed the new committee Of confer
Nr, Campbell moved that the Council amend.
| agreed TO. Carried.
Mr., Hunt called up bill in relation to the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors; but the bill not being
| found, the motion was not pressed, and the
House took recess for one hour.
MI. smoot, at 1910 p. m, submitted the 1rst
Of the Conference reports on the appropriation
contingent expense bill. The report was
Adopted; Messn. brewer and Ufeii voting no.
MI. Talafero, from the conference commit
mltted a report which was adopted.
Nj. Carroll from the conference committee
on the bill ln. D. ?g in relation 70 the Rastern
Atii D. m. Mr.. smoot offered a resolution for
. still further extension Of time 10 1 a. m.
Mr. Hrlse, from the conference committee
report, which was adopted.
The usual committees to walt on the Governor
and Council were appointed.
tended, nrst TO iis0 and then TO q. m.
After the transaction OF some general busl-
cess, the House was raped TO order by the
Speaker, who made the following address:
GENTLEMEN oF rHE HOUSE, oR DELEoLrEs: The
time has arrived when by the limit Of law the
labors OF this session must close. II has been
lators during an era in the history Of this capital
Of our beloved country that has developed In
| our citizens an amount OF energy, OF llberallty
| and OF patriotlsm without counterpart In past
| history here. and with f0W DnFnllRla Qla0 -
for the same spirit OF patriotism that rose In It's
defence ls now active In making this metropolis
Of our nation the most attractive city in tho
world.
II has been prominent part Of our duty to
cooperate with Congresa In giving those praise
| worthy efforts OF our citizens the sanction OF
law. Placed In this honorable and Responsible
position By the peoples voice, Il became our
duty 10 reflect the views and carry out the
wishes and demands Of the popular will. That
such has been the earnen desire Of every menu
Der Of this House II my sincere conviction. That
our deliberations aud acts here viii receive the
| Endorsement OF our constituents we leave to
their mpartial and better jud gment,
And now, as we are about TO leave this hall,
where our session has been distinguished for
,a,pe uen pema,.ae oar ac. Insa,V AM snd hsmon SUD
| indulgent public, there remalns to me from my
association with you here the most pleasant
Tue kind aud induigeut forbearance solicited
/ by me at the beginning Of the session has found
| in you such generous response as to MI me
with feelings Of the most profound respect and
| gratitude. For your uniform courtesy TO me as
your presiding officer, ! tender you my most
hearty thanks. The recollectons OF that
courtesy and Kindness will remain engraved
up0nthe tablets OF my memory while time to
| me shall last; and II is my earnest desire and
prayer that the choicest 0f heavens blessings
that maketh rich and addeth no sermon shall
rest upon you, my colleagues, and each OF you
forever. II now remains for me to say that, In
accordance with the resolution OF the LeRisa-
tive Assembly, do now declare this regular aea-
sion Of the House Of Delegates Of the Third
Al dIOurued Without daV