Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

-sraL There were many express
N rscrat at Senator kenna's S ab-
through illness, and hopes that he
g51 0e able 20 take his seat. Sen
Eu.uer was congratulated on his
ssI. campaign.
ry5r5N, ID. c.. December 5.-The
.t bright suany day gave an added
u t0 that which usually draws
sOwitness the opening of a new
Ed Congress. There were no out
r.l.testations Of triumph or de-
1.v over the result of the recent
b. Jlt the floral exhibits on che
.G Senator's about balanced each
g1I were more prOfuse
,trhaps ever before. Senator's
each other vita the
warmth. The attendance Of Sen
IS Iarze, numbering some seventy.
lac absentees were Mr.. kenna Of
l.ryp.a. still confined 20 his house
.atv b7 Illness; Mr.. Gibson, OF
La. dangerously in at Hot Springs,
lr CC,luitt, of Georgia, who has
ZUGcieuty recovered from his at
hs summer to come 20 Washing
I. Messrs. Jones, of Nevada, and
-N Iowa. who are in attendance as
ls 70 tle silver convention at Brus-
Neither OF the New York Senators
ce5ll
he first time in forty-four years,
a-ls Murphy, the official reporter,
-sl, from bis desk at the opening Of
zL bis absence being caused by ILL
President Morton called the Senate
uGuc01 and Chaplain Butler open
F0cedings with prayer. Then the
,-is OF Mr.. Proctor, Of Vermont,
LEtmluls' unexpired term and for
} Term from the 4th OF March next,
res5l.ed Dy Mr.. Morrill,; and the
O o1ce was administered to Mr..
usual resolution directing the secre-
l1-,y the House of the Seuate's
-@,s0l and for the appointment OF
-..,ae % wait on the President and
-l .l-t Congress il ready 10 re-
Ey communication be may desire 70
we're agreed 20, and then Mr Sher-
opposed an adjournment on the
la. according 20 the puOiC press,
ta&lelts message would not be
-Wm0rrow Mr.. Harris expressed
as 10 the reliance TO be placed IN
-cpress, and suggested a recess in-
--l adjournment, and, as Mr.. Sher-
e~-.el t1 that suggestion, the Sen
--2 t00ka a recess till 1 p. M, when
l adjourned.
a.e.y after the adjournment OF the
-s Republicans went into caucus
-Aa-. the line of policy for the
~ @, tle party during the session.
yA---s discussed matters relating to
1t@--o1 bills, but no conclusion was
-S5-oV, Id. c., December 5.-A
~ l,s1 winter day ushered in the
-'a'lel0t the Fltty-seCOud Congress
- ,.-ore the hour Of noon, specta-
~ ~ % arrive 8t the House wing OF
~. 10 order 20 secure advantage Of
-e galleries. Members also began
---.y ca The scene presented on
vas @ aYe.y and busting one con-
S Wen as the congratulations
y o'ler of the day and political
s'.6 zoe greeted one another. tX-
-...el .~5el was among the first 70 ap.
y. pa. ana after he took his seat
y. ''9e--l oy men of all political
Gratis as a rule cOngregated In
~. ,-e Democratic side OF the hall
r,.- -- ID c1uversatiOnal love feast.
-..,e noon Ar Springer, of ILL
~ rs lDCe and he was im-
~. aI attention on the
~. s OF the first TO greet
e-a ., aud his able cOad-
I- l means committee
c-- of Mississippi, the
trr committee on rules,
sure shapes the leg
al q .se. AS the hands
p llt 70 the hour
a Crisp asCended
>i~ chair and as his
ss,- solemn hush followed the
a7 p. The blind chaplain,
ssrs . ~. %, delivered a brief and
Gntt in which he returned
,s,S I.-- --- lty that so many of the
ba.. b permitted 70 reas-
y Ts es in safety and
@ ~ ,. clerk, by direc-
e- o'-.- -,-Ser, proceeded to call
rs ~-t. by States. Two hun
-a3 q ~. -four members re-
15sI-l l' les. On motion Of Mr..
,.o-., y t twas ordered that the
.'sl sre 4, p nate that q quorum had
2 t1sirs. .5use was ready to pro
tss-. 81 committee, composed
~ Of II ger Forney. ana
% pennsylvania, was ap-
% ,,l committee Of the
'o,b Ho----oqnce 10 the President
4lsa5v = ol Congress were in ses-
SAP 81. receive any communica-
la Of ~ i were presented OF the
'aca1osss owing Repra senlatives
sa. T' ssuth Carolina. Iohp I. F.
ites-, ~ California s.. Il. xii
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