Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-02

sd proDPtituds. There never vas -
oech work dose b<foes. il The cane
lsagsh Of sins. y any Assenbiy 10 this
seess 10 shs bsss sssse al the vosd.
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tne saaton eey. ~ ship-skspe and BFis-
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meets 9th noee bus psopisious bssezes
md favoring Galss. her psviRnfioa and
steering are peithss difscuIe nor . per.
plsxing task. lou, sssslemeu Of the
Assembly. have never sestlsd the exsr.
else Of rigorous discipline. Tor With The
sciustine impulse Of performing your
duty. slways slivs end pss,iominsos, you
have made u not only possible bat com.
| pssaiively easy for 20 inexperienced aud
not always clear headed Speaker 20 Der.
form the arduous duGiss OF biz once Win
| . reasonable degree Of success. Il was
the high intelligence Of the men in the
ranks Of the armies ON either aide
Of the dreadful conflict carried
on under tho stars aud stripes
and the stars aud bars. and not alone
the ability and courage Of their CON-
mAuders which made such heroic feats
Of arms possibility with people edu-
Gated to the arts, aud bred 10 the gentle
avocations Of industry aud peace. 10
var ~ we'll - Ia peace. this people have
proven themselves supremely capable
Of seii-9overnment. Aud Il il your own
uumis,aksble preference for good order.
your cheerful willingness 10 work and
your patience in studying the matters
with which you have had to. deal which
have given to my incnmbency Of this Of
Ace whatever OF success il il to be cred
tied with. greatly doubt II should
again. under different circumstances, and
dealing with another and less manageable
body. come no near achieving . fais
measure OF successful results. owe
you, then. one and oil. from my valued
friend from White Pine. the second
officer Of this House, to ny other good
friends, the Messenger. The Pages and
the Porter. my thanks, not alone fol
what you have done tonight 10 max,
this occasion memorable. but on behal
Of the people whose fsithful servants
you have proven yourselves to be.
4 We arc about 70 separate aud 10 return
to our various homes. Il would bs re
mnrksble, indeed, II We fifty men should
all OF us, ever sec one another again.
would be very marvellous manifesto
ton OF preserving Providence shout,
there be shown no vacancies in our rank
even II we we're to BE- called together dur
: ing the two years Of our official life 4
take part in an extra session OF the Leg
islaturc. But Il Is fact well worth "a
. cording. aud circumstance jus,ifyin
our mutual congratulations, that, afte
these sixty days Of constant association
! and contact. our many ardent discussion
OF clashiag interests and the pressing I
6 our myriad differences aud local antaf
onlsms. We can part on terms Ct FRIEND
? Illness with one another and with nevt
b an instance Of serious disagreement du
!; ing the session. Ifany personal enmitis
= have been born or bred in this Hall,
i am in happy ignorance oi the fact, ~
. am wholly unconscious OF any possib
cause having a purposeful origin for an
snch unfriendliness. As to the inevitab
!. incorreciness Of some Of my rulings,
! feel assured Of the charity VI your jud
b meDt,
Members, officers and attaches OF Il
y Assembly. Profoundly grateful AZ l Al
d TO you all for the considerate, thouahtf
i and ever generous manner with whit
y you have sustained me and seconded n
70 efforts in this Chair; proud Of my assoc
alton with this House a. confess IN
9 self to be; gaining through this frs, e.
. perience OF my own az = member Of
parliamentary body. some Of the plessau
e es. sud most valued Of my acquaiutanc
D ship; aud ineIpressibly gratitied by the
o tokens OF your esteem as am and {
> ways shall be. offer you again. from ,
> oveffio~ing heart. my wsrmcst and si
'e cerest thanks.
y The proceedings from this time to q
= lournment were varied with legtslatic
y aud debate. and 1t midnight the Assel
= bly, adjourned sine die.