New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16

Mr. Harris offered resolution thanking Lieutenant
Governor Dorshelmer for the dignity and Importantly
with which he hid discharged the duties Vi
presiding officer OF the Senate The resolution
was adopted. Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer spoke
as follows:
SENATORS will detain you few moments to express
my thanks for the very complimentary resolution Whlcn
has been adopted by tho Senate and also for tue UNIFORM
courtesy you have shown TO me dnring tho session. ~
again IN this place ali the Senators with whom had
parted at the end of the session. You are mo-
so fatal TO public men, ana nope that 10 sin'ti
event will prevent any OF you from coming com 20
the new building viii then be ready FOR occl-
patton and this occasion Is made memoranda ana solemn
Ronoraby associated with the history of the state
THIS building was first occupied by me hSGl9
and wealth New-York then stood second among
whether her rank 80 hsG Here those policies VIZ
devised, those discussions had, ana lhose neasulos
framed which made New-York first IN population ana
wealth. aud htst IN power anu lnieiCe. pIanned
C3ngl butt here the railways were Pi iViJ
here aud here the free schools were estaOlisned,
From here lwent ont those CONSTITUTIONS, tlV5o % ne
which have been examples TO other States Tor IL IS ne
pTt ths n RI of government | will recte the names
OF all VINO have gained distinction here, but wiz lesaI
ac TO 1Sr reDrese tt NewYork in the National
councils dnrng that period OF our Rs'Y'y "t ma
closed with that OF BuchHnln. DeWltt Chh'OI, hdI''n
Van Buren, sias Wright, William II. seward Dalel 10 :,
Il ~
Harris " =. TailmadCo. and VIM 4. Bouek, an hau
seat, i'm this fuO We cannot leave this historic p9cs
without regret enter the beautiful palace when i
awaits you WtouJ questions rs to Whcther thGG
VINO enter there viii play ner parts - ven as tney u
who acted here. g., c..,.,,, ,,,r
states aro not made great by splendid Capitos nor
need 1 point YOU the renowned buildings IN 0ther
lands whose interest Is all OF the past Men MAKE
nation great. I do not believe that all genius anu
virtue are buried the graves OF ulr laiiSrs III
deed, IL comparisons to De nluo pet"SSh
the genius OF the Americans VINO belong 10 lH9
generations which saved the Republic anu
made if free the present need fear Do comparison
will Do your part TO the new building us hIst h
man interest and association. May IL DO yours - rsto
sh there firm and strong me Standards OF truth virtue
ana public honor The time y suspicious ahl gives
abundant promise. The paralysis OF business Is
relaxed and throughout che channels thefeOI pouts III
full tide o golden stream OF commerce seuuctte
dclu sons have been i3atcd and IA lew rev moHIs
the country will return TO the Old hnLorahe nethOu Vi
BUSINESS And so with the false Lessons OF politics. we
will not soon see political regulations resting upon We
nalitv nor careers made sful by crime AhOHoI
sprit /, abroad. There IS str.trr inquiry lhtO pubHc
conduct aud more thorough discussion or puolc qus
tons Everything betOkons new err! OF prosperity ana
sill further advance our country = greatness n
glory wish Tor JOu laFo si"ic 81 thc hO'io' Va '
time. 90,
Senators, bid you farewell with regret ana win an
Uniformed regard for each OF you, aud now, ia uccOu
ance with joint resolution declare inc 7ehts 10 DV
adjourned until the first Tuesday o! January 1901