Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-02
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Members Of the Present Assembly |
Will Meet Tomorrow and Adjourn |
Sine Die-The New Body to Convene
on Wednesday.
The members of the general assembly of
ninety-ons will meet at the capitol to-
and after passing the bills cover
ing contingent expenses, will adjourn sine
die, and thus end one of the most extra
ordinary sessions of the Legislature ever
held in this State. The new body will
meet on Wednesday at o'clock, when the
Inauguration exercises will take place.
The usual preliminary CAUCUS will be held
tomorrow evening, when president pro
tenn of the senate, the presiding officer of
the house, and the clerks, door-keepers
and messengers of both bodies will be
selected. Senator Holden of the Seventh
district will probably be chosen president
pro tenn of the senate, unless some change
is made in the program, while Clerk
Charles Comstock of Montville, the present
clerk of the senate, will also be retained.
The door-keepers, except those of the gal
leries, will probably be retained, with the
present messenger of the body, and one
new one selected to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Messenger Brockwsy some
year ago.
In the house representative John W.
Brooks of Torrington will no doubt be Sc
lected as presiding officer of the house,
with Mr.. Gates, the present assistant
clerk, as clerk, and F. W. Bartlett of
Bridgeport as assistant clerk. No change
will probably take place in the door keep
ers and messengers of the house. The in
augural reception will take place at the
Foot Guard armory, Hartford, on Wednes-
day evening, and will be brilliant affair.
The concert prior to the dancing will COM
mence at 8 O'Clock, Pope's Military band
and Colts orchestra playing alternate selec-
tions till O'Clock. At 9 O'Clock Governor
Luzon B. Morris, accompanied by his staff,
will be received at the station by the First
company Governors Foot Guard with full
military honors, and will be escorted to q
position in front of the stage, where the
governor will hold a reception at 10 o'clock.
He will be assisted in receiving by Major
Hyde and OK Major J. G. Parsons, who
will stand one on either side. Major
Parsons as chairman Of the reception COM
mittee will present the guests brought for
ward for introduction by the members of
the reception COMMITTEES. During this GER
emory the orchestra will play, and at its
close, about 10 o'clock, Governor Morris
will procsed to the central of three boxes
arranged under the north gallery, where
with the ladies of his party he will take up
his station for the remainder of the even
ing with Major Hyde and party In the box
at his left and Governor Buckley In the
box at the right The march at 10 o'clock
will be led by Major Hyde and Mrs. Nor
ris, followed by Governor Morris and Mrs.
Hyde. Among those who expect to be
present are Senator Hawley, Hon. Samuel
Fessenden, ex-Speaker Allen w. Paige and
Chairman Herbert E. Benton, who will be
entertained at the Allyn house. Others
who have engaged quarters at this hotel
are Senator Charles F. BROKER of Tor
rington, Simeon E. Bald win of New Ha-
ven, Captain John Carroll Of Middletown,
General Boss and 81. G. Hammond of Will
imantic, Senator Jones of Greenwich, I'D.
Dewell of New Haven, Senator J. D. Per
ktns, Judge q. E. Roraback, Gardiner
Greene of Norwich, DR.. F. Cassidy and
wife, F. E. Duncan, A. F. Gates, e. L.
Pond, E. M. Chaplin, Henry Savage, John
Brooks, Q. J. Hunt, L. G. Colt, Isaac W.
Brooks of Torrington. George W. Wheeler,
James T. Moran of New Haven, S.
A. Gardner, J. 81. Fem, E. L.
soo6eld, J. B. Cline, G. i. Driscoll,
of New Haven, J. Mcknight, B. F. Mahan,
q. l. dotchk1ss and A. ID. bartholomew of
New Haven. Lewis Allen, Charles D.
Barnes, NJ. B. Beardsley, W. Fitzmorris of
of New London, John II. Ferris, E. W.
Webster, S. W. Crofut, Charles Tomlinson,
Orrin Benedict, Charles E. Ssarles, John
J. Jennings, L. w. Hubbard, w. O. Now
rey, M. Comstock, o. R Fyler, Sscre-
tary Walsh, Senator Ensign of Sails
bury, General Bradley of New Haven, ex-
Senator Gum of Milford, Judge w. B.
Stoddard of New Haven, Senator Fox of
New Haven, Judge Elmer and friend,
Nicholas Staub and son, Colonel D. N. Nor
gan, DR.. Hammond. Lynde Harrison of
New Haven, J. b. Swartwout, David CAL
lahsn of New Haven, F. W. Holden of An
sonia. Livingston W. Cleaysland of New
Haven; Colonel John G. Healy of New
Haven, T. 8. Gold of the agricultural ex-
pertinent station, Senator Charles Phelps
of Rockville, General William B. Rudd of
Lakevi1le, George w. Rose of Voluntown,
H. E. Roraback of Canaan, John Carleton
of Meriden, Sidney M. Schwartz of Essex,
Harry d. Hudler of Meriden, George B.
Howarth of New Haven. Thomas H. Allen
of Norwich, Captain q. A. Giddings and
William E. Brown.