The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-16

no less than the sparkling truth ABOUT the Governors
Jacobs had resumed their seats when Lieutenant
Governor Dorsheimer began his vaedctory. His hand
graspng The head OF the gave he rested standing at
The desk Tor moment untn the noise caused by
the rising OF senators had ceased, and then saa--
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DoRsnEMER's ADDRESS
my very complimentary resontion which
courtesy You have Shown to darias the session il
yet been GOOD fortune to meet again in this place
You are however not Il present liable those
gnsaes o. poes winch are 50 iaM 70 pnUSs mon rom
coming % the senate winter Ii supposed that the
oeee oa Is made msmorasle and solemn because You
adieu 10 this Chamber on aud honoraby associated
This budinS hrs, occupied by the Leglslsturs in
York then stood second among the States; as
her rank @ % 0 policies
ssss YORK s, aI ass s S
rst in power and influence Inc Lrie canal was built
schools we're established From .hoss
States tor It i the psca.r distinction New York
ar has wroasht out the sst o. VII Il. ne re-
win recall il to your m nas hs. mere were trained those
eeanes '' during hat period OF our history when
began win second aamnistTa.en q Madison .aa
Van buren, siias Wright William Il seward Daniel 5.
ris T. T. ialimadse aud William j. Bouck ali had seats ii
We cannot leave this historic place without regret
the beautiful palace which awaits you without some
their parts well they did who here states
Al
20 the renowned buildings IN other lands Whose interest
al ne a . n max sre IN s the Ss
o. nr fathers Indeed comparisons pa, sss to be
belong generations which the Republic aud
made il Tree the present need fear no comparison II will
teres aud association May be yours 70 establish there
honor The time is aaspcoas gives abundant PROMISE
Tns & ana tho
seductive deusons have been dissipaed and in
lew months the country will return 10 the old and honora
ole method oil business
And % with the false lessons Of politics We WY no.
made successful by crime Another spirit Is abroad
thorough discussion 81 public questions. fvsrythins De.
token, 81 p,Usps ana stu a "a. ya
large share Of the honor OF that time.
isigaed regard tor zach Of You and now in d
journed until the first tuesday OF January. 1879.
Mcssrs Fish and Halliday, com mit,ec from tho
Assembly, were IN waiting during the delivery Of tho
speech but when he had finished no refused to re-
them 10 accept the message they carried from
the lower House concerning lnal Adjournment
CLOSING SCENES IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Al twenty minutes before Twelve tho Assembly
where, by that time, all the members present
large audience nllcd the galiery-Mr Aivord
arose. d, standing tho middle 81 central AISLE
imprcssiyey addressed the Speaker IL was observe
that the Sage Of ouondaga xore his most excellent
clothes. ana that Speaker Hustled was alfred as be-
equally his handsome figure and the OCCASION In
iuli evening dress Tho House was hushcd. Through
the door leading TO the Clerks room masuiGce mt
carved ebony chair, upholstered in crimson was
brought IN by TWO strong men and placed on a tenn.
porary platform set in front OF tho rostruin.
GIFTS FOR THE SPEAKER.
Then Governor Avord made a short address replcte
with high deserved compliments to Speaker
Hustled, saying
Mr. SPEAKER For ten you have represented your
district in tue assembly For seven Of those year, you and
the part Of my fellow memecrs rs spokesman Sir, in
Courteous. acting vita fidelity to Your party and
0s been es hs rank al
he people always courseoas and kind You stand pre-.
speaker this Assembly. Nothing has occurred to
rs harmony reflect aisnono Or disgrace upon the esoae
to higher positions in this state
Mr. Brooks arose next and offered, with words ap.
propriatey chosen, tho git OF gavet OF ivory and
gold to The speaker dc said there we're times when
the mind was wcaried OF thought aud tho body tired
OF labor. Then The chair just presented
would be of service. THIS symbol Of au-
thorily aud power, however yoiccless in
ilscii, yet capable OF powerful utterance. May
servo you IA the future. aud We hope you Will have
tho opportunities use a OF right and in
the administration OF power. On tho escutcheon OF
our state ~ written 'cxcelsior;' lot tho motto on
your cscu.choon DO 10 20 up higher. Whether you
serve he state or nation may happiness and
prosperity attend you and yours.
THANKS.
Mr.. Hustled grew very pale. He managed 10 re-
spond however, gracefully, saying that this was tho
first time IN the course OF mis- pubic career that he
had consentei To accept gils OF nrinsic value, but
That The manner OF the giving this time and the cir
cumstances OF the OCCASION forbade him 10 hesitate
moment to accept 10 ese admirable souvenirs. Al
miraple, indeed, they were. The char III for a
precious heirloom In any household and the gavei
superb.
Sir. bergen took tho chair while Mr.. Brooks
offered he customary resolution OF thanks aud
pliment 10 the Speaker, which was supplemented
with short speeches by himself, Mr.. Beard I'm bonalf
OF me ''hationaip partyL Mr.. Halliday, MT Graham
and Mr Worth Resolutions OF thanks wore offered
TO the clerk aud his assistants the ScrgeantaArms
other officers OF the Assembly, alter which tho
hour OF twelve having arrived Speaker Hustea re-
sumea ms place. Comm tees were ppoi cd 10 notify
The Governor and the senate that the House ready
TO adjourn. These committees having returned and
made their reports lAr Ayori reporting, anna much
lam fh,l. had
word that "he was grateful their deliberations were
over. aud hoped they would nave pleasant journey
honey tue Sneaker thus addressed the House Tor the
last time, all the members risine to their fect:-
ssPEAhER nusrgDs sGo1DBYn
legislative history OF th en- mber posses" striking sig
nsesnse The DAYS o. y se,r, since u was mr.. asai-
nnd ten after term OF existence exsetiy measured BY
day aud hour oi legislative record An occasion
which marks only the dissolution Of hs'body but tho
ordinary passing word No wi these ~nis echo tho
they bear testimony ,pirit OF The
Bret. indeed 10 history has bcenbut what history
achievements OF inan grand developments set
Icctaal, political spcal cnfranchiscn sntsi wnn
mat Limited epoeh every Term Of human labor la. been
has the The otent ana the Oceident. 10
ee INTO ea Of eem@aSn The SaSen
wilderness blossoms Ne the The inh spa desert
the advance Of time makes both sound and speeeA
a. M T dawn. upon a % H.
pond to its demands the legislative bodiss
world been brought 10 that perfect
proc, durc which obtains to-day. The New
universally conceded TO TO the archsypo OF ali tho
rest.
historic nEc0iIxcTioSs
Here the initiative tssen IN rsnosciling and bar
onizin. q INC eaeon as 81 tue syil and common Law
Here woaan nrsi rec iyod separate poliiicocga cog.
milton. 40 tue distinguished who have preceded
you the eyes OF an the rising Commemorative
have for half century been turned. anu tho
organic aud statute laws OF New forK Lave
their existence and organization Here ,ne genius Of
DeWut Gnnton eli ped al time to come that wise
% la nd ma
factor la tue problem OF cheap
portaton. How oucnn. tho thought that this
witnesses the destruction alike OF the forum OF
HIS and the nome which he loved so well
both passng the time ~ tnis capital city.
Mithtn view thu htst steam rtirosd Was Quilt
operated oil that magnificent that
binus rIbbe 81 Nevada TO the
ESTEEM oceans hc, he history OF tnis chamber
history - the history OF state Is the
history OF the nation the history OF tho nation the
history 1T the World.
trand 1aptoll Home OF grand old mcn-of Wright
snd sc~ad ana Marcy. Of ELISHA Williams aud ohm g.
Spences McAns Holman scene OF intellectual
tests aud Of oeees grand 10 thee We pay the nsh
ttibute 1T cur deep devotion
Zine honoured time crowned by needs Of fame.
Would mat QUO parting praises might avail
To adj new glortes to % ge "a ne