Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-08
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WAsuTSoruN. Dec 3--Upon taking 2 hc chair, Carlisle sad. 'GCntlemcn ot he House uf Represeutstiyts, thank you ainccre'y for Che high honor ccu- terrld by tbo vote just taken' To 6o chosen from the membership of body like thiz Co preside over rs deliberations is @ distinction upon which any citizen ur. pc-iy may cuuz.Hiu.urr himsrh, ana [ assure you Fuu- Kindness is fully ap preci-tri, l, Che samc time ! realize the fact that Che po tIon which you assign me is one uf very great labor and Te % punsibilty, md while profoundly grate- ful for thf- manifestation of your con- ddeuce, 1 shsll enter upon the discharge of it's duties with serious dIlrust oi ny capacity Co meet iu au acceptable man Der the requirements of thC ouice l promise, however, tn devote Co your ser wee all Che zeal and ability ot which ! am posse cj That sou uill chgcriully cooperate with me m every proper effort Ca preserve and facilitate business Legislation ! have uo doubt, but, gen. tlemCu ] hall gsA something more than mere cooperation iu tne dlschurgo of my duty. Assuring you Ot my earnest desire 60 ail times Co be Iust and lmper- tal. still ] cannot avCld mistakes, and rlHu bo compelled therefore tO frequently rely upon tae friendly for
 hearaucc uf g. ltlumou ou both sides oi the bousc ] ann sure. gentlemen, all matters Ci legislation presented Co this congress wall receive from you such careful con Iteration a- tLe magnitude and character of interests involved re- quires and your action upon them. Rad
 Ical changes ut laws and regulations affecting tHo commercial and industrial interests oi Che people ought never Co be made unless iuperu,Ivcly demanded by some public emergency, and m my opinion uude. tue existing circumstances such changes Nou-G not ha favorahly re- coIved by any considerable number oi those who give any attention to the sub iect. .Appiause.I Many reforms Hre undoubtedly necessary, and lt will be your duty. after @ careful examination of the subiec' in lil its bearings, to de- eide how far they should expand, and when and m what manner they should be made Applause If there be any who fear your action m thls or any other sUb.sct will actually be injurious td any interest, or even afford Ft a.4b.E cause l.A ultt. l-As Ai4A ANAAtE sure 'Ley wl.i bee aLrgeal.y GisaPI oluted, What tte country las lElt to expect Is stric. economy an tLe administration uf every department oi government just aUl equal taxation Tor public pur- poses; the faithful observance ot the linn ,a.ious of tLe constitution; a scrupu- ious regard for tle interest ot the great body os the people iu order tlat hey be power to protect them agamst en
 croachmelts frum every direction. Whatever can lr dolcyujerth circun- stances surrounding a., tO meet this expectation 1IZht Co to done, m my Judgment but gentlemen. without de- tainiug .yor further, J gu ready Co take the oath Of office r-cscr bed by the con- stitUsi1l and .1ws, and proceed e. com p.ete :ha organization oi the house. App auss. The iron clad oath was admiuisterv3 by Kelly, -he oldest mem ber ID continuous strvlCe, and Speaker Carlisle cs.led tGc Lou~r Co order. The states were called and represel tatives came forward and aUaHEed.