Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-08
IN CONGR ES s.
SENATE.

VyYAsH NGTON, July "A message
~ received from the house ANNOUNCE
II the inconvenience in the senate
nendment TO the bill making a tenn.
Srary provision for the navy.
Mr. Hale moved the senate TO recede
ON Its amendments.
Mr.. Miller of California said he had
reason to doubt the senate conierees
id done all in their power to con-
lnce the house of the justice OF the
nendments, hut apparently without
feet. The people of the Pacific coast
npld be much Disappointed; IL left
)neir BOAST absolutelv defenseless. 4
A long debate sprang up, n portion
Il II being of n political character, and
|; Its close the motion to recede was
greed to. The house joint reso ution
roviding for al adjournment was then
ken up and amended so as to make
10 time of adjournment two o'clock
rday, and then passed.
hon motion of Mr.. Bayard q
|bte Of thanks was given to Mr..
ydmunds for the ability, courtesy,
1d impartiality with which he has
srformed the duties of president pro
Brn. OF the senate.
| On motion of Mr.. Sherman COM
aittee of two senators WAS appointed
bjOin the committee of the house, In
,rming the president of the United
Plates that congress having finished
. business WAS now ready to adjourn.
! he chair appointed Messrs. Sherman
nd Bsyard.
The chair announced the appoint.
lent of Messrs. Allison, Hale and
,endleton as members on the part OF
ne senate for the commission pro-
,ided for In the sundry civil bill, to
N5nslder the present organization Of
40 signal service, geological survey,
Mr.. Brown asked If the chairman OF
' jae appropriation committee could
| Ate the aggregate appropriations lor
LsaIB year.
MI, Allison replied In the aiiirma-
|Otxe, Rating the amount was 49,. 2ol, >
81. in respect to one or two features
M tho naval bill this amount was esti.
laSTd, but by variation 1t would
PROBABLY be less by $780, 900 than that
mount. He had stated this aggre.
ate did not include the reappropria-
!Oue which for pensions alone this
ear amounts to sos 600, 900, raising the
Hgregate to S259, POI, 0S7.
|kf Abput 2:45 p. IN. the vice-presldent
| a6lem, Mr.. Edmunds, said: "Sen'
BtoID, the hour that closes tine first ses
lon'of the FOrty-eighth congress has
One 1t fills almost q century OF con
0tRfional republican government OF
lie whose career has excited the
Ter and admiration of mankind
rs hope our labors as representa-
of the states and people may
~ the placing of another white
n in The long, shining pathway o.
republic. However ardent ant
licking may have been oul
Is, however exciting may have
M the contests of Opposing
bons and politics, no one OF US,
-, can meet the hour of our separ
80 without emotions, and l hop'
unpleasant snlicitude that EN-
2 rs past, present and future. Tit
lness of our number and peculiar
re Of our organization, which EN-
Il es potent participation In thu
RI IN OF a three-fold organization
rnmental, legislative, executiv,
political, produces an intimacy ant
n bnal relations as pleasant a
important, and makes the mo
4 when we separate ont
ecullhr interest anu teuueIAesS
chair makes his sincere and CRATE
acknowledgements for the yer,
ering resolution OF the senate
NJ hing his administration and tn,
rs imposed on HIM by his Office
IS glad and proud to say that with
deception he has been aided by tn
taDt kindness, courtesy and as
nce of all members OF the senat
IA nj
performing the last forma
10 The session, wishes for all Of yol
b felicity, and he begs to expires
ch one OF you his heartfelt per
, friendship and good will. Tn
Dnt sitting Of the session OF u.
y-eighth congress stands I'D
ed without date"
ben the vice president closed hi