Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
The Longest Continuous Session Since
The Formation of the Govern
ment has Adjourned.
The ClostnT ScsDes- la-ii,Ir ou3 IrgalI,
Address Tie Bodies er witch They
Prestds-rhe spee5her.
F1tsfeth OoEg.ess
TaE eSSAIs

~ 9s.;BH iFsSkDka ne presiding q
t9EBl s%215[IItS2tsf S 2Ssr. deer. Sfr. Ingall
ADD MsesTs. Ali
son, GockreIi, Mitchell, Padco cs, Saul
bury and Teller.
Daring sad Immediately sftrc tie read
ing Of tae j1utasI toe Seus:> was rein
forced by 'he pres zee OF M5ss7s. DiscB
burn AMI Siwyer.
Ga motion OF Mf. ALISON coTunitte
OF two Senator'S WAS appointed Messrs
Allison aud Salisbury 20 j in lac com
mittee oG the part II taG House 10 Wi
upon the President sud itt3rm him Ia.
Congress navir z ha'sdeG it's business, We
esdy TO close :le present Session By sd
jourUmeat st o'clcch 10 -oEy.
Mr.. Blackburn presented minority re
port CT the acct c3mminte on the Cpsr
alton Ct civil scfQiCe Jaw. l. wi9 ordered
to be printed vita fhs mel ori.g report.
The las. bill Of t'a session to be intro
ducad Wss one oy Mi Mitchell p.opos!ue
N ameudmeot &c tie constitution pro-
vidi3g for the eltct:yO cf United S.stsE
Senator by the people Referred.
Business vas :rln informl Ally sus
psloed sNsi.irg 6 message from the
Presi3en: OF from the House.
Mr. Allison Of the committee to wait
on the President, reported the committee
had Performed the: du,q and had beer
Informed By tae President "he had no
: further communication to Offer"
a resolu ion rendering the thanks Of
ihe Sonata o Mr. I0gs!ls for the uniform,
sole, Courteous ant impartial msnner in
which re had presided was oSered by
NJ. Salisbury and adopted unanimously
At 1855 message from the President
announced his approval OF sCrdry Sensle
bills and 1int resolu ions.
A few minutes afterwards came the
tnsi Incident OF the session, the farewell
remarks Of the presiding Cfi;er. Mr.
Ingalls, with great delioeration and fns
eiocuticn, spike &C follows.
"Senzt .rs-Grsdtude impeis and usage
permits the air TO postpone for 81 IL
sssnt the IBUEent OF Cur separation to sc
knowledge the rssolu ion of nd ielce
2rd eppCysl; but Justice .nanis the
admission INST II the Chair has su ;ceeded
n the discharge Of the delicate and in
po.tan5 duties Ct Ais positioD,It order has
been maintained in Ge5hte, Il the laws have
been administered an II the trtdisionS OF
tkA Senate, mich are lis nobiess hsritLge,
hsys been preserved lnvlcls-e, II is DUE
20 your cons!Gersts Indulgence, to your
constant and cordial c0-operati0n. Win.
out these the greatest ability coJlt not
succeed; With these ths hum0l facl
!ties cculd lot iaiI. The tsrminStion -
The longest continuous session OF II e
Senate si1ce the formation 81 the gov
ernneat approach s, and t:ust-
Ing that supreme power Whicb
CONTROLS the destinies of Nations IS We
s. the fortunes OF men may, curing the
brief interval Of Your labors Ia this casm
heg, continue his 'bens1cence TO each OF
YoN personally; 10 the families Ct which
you arc member, to the states OF which
you are representatives, and the country
of which you are cit!zsls. Tie chair al
nounCrs thxi the Senate is Adjourned
sins cie.''
Senators on ne f3o- and by large Gu-
dieIce IN the galleries.
TIE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, 0cI. 2G.-Whe1 the
House met this evening CT IL O'Clock, Oh
the last day of the most protracted set
sion n the annals of Cong esq, il add
ton to the Seeker there were fifteen
members in attendance. In the gallery
there we're not more than 100 persons 10
Witness the Closing scenes.
turned thanks tor the many mercies
Eclchsafed to the mem oers during the
session, and invoked the divine blessing
npCn tDe Speaker. officers and members
of the House, and the members Of the
press, wGope outy 1t has been 10 report
The proceedings u Congress.
GA motion of Mr.. E B Taylor Of OHIO,
= JOINT resolution WAS passed authorizing
the exhibit made BIZ the government at
the Centepial Exposition aE Cincinnati to
rsmsin 81 the exposition. until Novem-
o.r Is.
In accordance with the resolution
adopted on motion Of Mr.. McMllSa OF !
Tennessee, the speaker appointed Mes srs |
Mcmillan CT Tennessee, Clements Of
g sorgis, and Ryan Of Kxnsss, IS = com !
mittee on the part Of the House TO |
wait upon the President AMI inform him |
thst O. ngress is ready 10 soj 2urn If he |
has no farther Communications to mike |
1 recess Was then taken until |
1880 p. m.
AI;er recess Mr.. Nom Han, chairman Of |
the committee sppolnted 20 wall on The |
President reported that the duty had been |
performed and tae President. had sisted |
he had nc fur her communication to make !
10 Congress.
Furtnsr recess was tsken Until l2:s3
Alter the second recess Mr.. Ryan OF |
Kansas fered ard the HOUSE Unanimously |
adopted the following resolutions: That
the thanks OF this House are hereby ten |
dered 10 Hon. j Jtn G. Carlisle, Speaker, |
for lie courtesy, ebiniy and ftir6ees with |
which he has presided over the delibers-
lions Of the :st session OF the Fisie,h |
Congress.
Speaker Carlisle, having resumed the
chsir, Mr.. Hopkins OF NsW York offered |
and the House adopted resolution ten
dering the thanks of the House TO the
officers for the courteOus manner in which
they have discharged their duties.
as the hands OF the CLICK pointed TO
the hour Of one the Speaker said:
"Tne hour CT O'Clock having arrived,
now declare the House edj )uraed sine
dIe.n
The announcement wss received With
lprlsuse and cores pondents IN the press
GALLERY evlnced their thanktulness By |
the dcIology.