New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES.

ADJOITRNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES.
COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS TO THE PREsipiND
opr1crPs AND O1HFRs-PARTING ADDRESSES bi
THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND uhN' "0'A-D'
GENERAL PRESS D1sPATCH.l
ALBANY, May 3.-During the morning oco
sion Of the Senate Mr.. Robertson was caueu 70 .o
and Mr. Harris ofei ed resolutions Vi .""nA' " ,,
At ~ the Senate and paid that officer many copi'
80 tor his courtesy and fair rulings The resolutions
,oro odonted unanimously, all the Senators rising'
40, To,s offered resolutions OF thanks to the Presf
- 80. tom mfr Robertson). which were also adopted
norimously Resolutsons Of thanks 10 the Olerh anu
,tber officers of the Senate were also adopted
when the hour for adjournment az oclocD arrived
, TIortonantGoyernor President OF the Senate said
svv,roRs. shall detan you only to express my re-
vret AT the termination OF our official relations ana 10
acknowledge the couresies ana lneugehce SG o9
have uniformly shown me. AT period OF mgh p0itcdI
eIcement your discussions have been remarkabe Tor
csndor and deberaton-I need not say ior the sk an
thoroughness with which they have been c0nducted. IL
any one can recall times when party zeal mas oVernS
tered Judgment he will remember 1nat parry ihe
saeguard OF freedom. With sincere hopes that All per
Ona happiness and public honor may attenf b yC @ to
be adjourned without cav
Tn the House Mr.. Faulkner was called TO the Chalr
and Mr. Sherman offered resolution rendering inc
thanks of the House to the Hon. James W. Husted fof
the able manner in which he had discharged the duties
House in eulogy Of the Speaker Mcssrs. Halliday and
Ballou followed in further complimentary remarks ana
:he resolution was adopted unanimously.
On motion Of Mr.. Ruggles the thanks OF the House
we're rendered F. W. Johnson Clerk Mr. Bailou oheIeu
resolution OF thanks to the Hon. George W. sjan OF
Dswego Speaker pro tenn, which, after remarks oy
Messrs Ballou and Sherman. was adopted.
Sneaker Hustled took the chair and addressed the
House follows:
GENTLEMEN OF THE ASSEMBLY The hour OF separa-
tiOn is at hand The parting word VIII soon De slohe;
In few brief moments this centennial Legislature VIII
have become relic of the past and the places that nave
known us so well twill know us no more forever
cannot saw adieu without first expressing
my high THAI apprsT1a'Onh ya have adopted in my
embodies am confident ii will not be regarded by you
ps assumption on my part TO say ID reSpOhe
upon the Chair with strict impartiay and undevIatng
fairness | am fain to believe that this Legislature mas
IN large measure fulfilled inc an1olraaGns narr,aiion
of the people. am sure that II mas
endeavorei to discharge the responsibilities in accord
aDce with the best judgment Of is individual members
able name Its faults If any have not been OF conmls
sion 1t may point with pride To the volume OF lts s
and challenge that record comparison with any OF It's
predecessors. -. -, .,uo .o.-,o,, noor
between the House and It's presiding Olncer
have been exceptionally cordial. AIN confident that
there Is not the floor, either among tne
the officers, any sentiment entertained toward myseH
that ia not based friendship regard, ana good
will I eheerfuy acknowledge that nave
received the most kindly support from all, ana can
part friends. Trusting, gentlemen. tnat with happy
hearts you may return TO happy homes, now Dd you
farewell And in accordance with concurrent lesoiu
ton Of the Houses declare this Assembly adjourned