Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-10

| timing car companies. the general eppro-
| priaiion hill and the stock pasture biii
4 resolution aliownE Dovr Keeper
Dunlap 500 Tor extra services as nirht
wafchaan was adopted
a gold watch was presented 70 Isilh
Mr.. DnshicI w. spokesman for the house,
and was accepted Ia pretty speech ny
The speaker dsned the bills sppro-
phating $4,000 for the sufferers by the
Cisco cyclone; changing the jurisdiction
OF the Atascosa county court, and rrKu-
laiing the location Of county seats.
Mr. Chandler presented resolution
calling for an iteinized statement o. the
expenses Of the impeachment trial OF the
state land commissioner.
Mr.. Moody said So the author Of The
original resolution. be cared nothing Tor
tho cost Ia matter Of such public I'M
portance, and proposed to defend me
action Of every member Of the house
who may be impugnsd,
Mr.. henderson Of Milan argued that
the publication was not necessary, and
would bc IN measure e1parte. The
house could well stand upon the public
records already presented in the course
OF the trinl, the people now well enough
understand why the proceedings were IN
sthuted. IL IL true some matters were
struck put on the ufinuiTeih " ~ hNts
Of the commissioner prior to his second
term, but the prosecution had proceeded
by proper course, according to the laws
Of the state and the house needs no
further justification beyond what the NJ
cords show. and can stand before the
people upon the record Of the trial, which
must meet their approval.
Mr.. Chandler explained that he had
introduced the resolution simply be-
cause he thought the Information would
be desirable aud with no intention to
railect upon the management Of thu
trial, 10 he Withdrew H.
A resolution by Mr. White was adopted
thanking tho various committees for
the efficient work.
A resolution was ndopted providing for
publishing the address Of Rev, L. g.
Burleson ON the life Of General Houston
In the Journal
A communication was read from Off
GERS Of the fremen's state convention.
returning thanks for the rendered use of
the hall for their convention.
Resolution OF thinks TO the clerks Of
the enrolling and cngrassing committees
was adopted.
The house portcrs. through j. L. FL
lott. preseuted The speaker will a 6ne
Dunlap hat. aud were cotnplineuted by
the speaker
The speaker signed the concurrent res
Olukluu 10 ufURDN me constitution III I
crossing the terms OF the legislature aud |
pay Of members.
SPEAKER Cochran madp the follnyiug
FAREWELL ADDRESS
to the house.
THE time has come for the close Of |
the labors OF the regular session Of the |
nwenty-third legislature, Our work i |
done aud we 20 hence. each TO our re- |
spectiye constituency. TO render an ac- |
count for the part We PLAYED In the work |
done: and ! now with grateful heart.
sincerely thank each Of you for the uni. |
form courtesy and lind consideration
shown me as your presiding officer My |
heart swcls with love. gratitude and |
for each Of you when / think
Of the kindness you have extended 10 mp
during our long and arduous session. Our
works follow us and time alone will up
hold the good or evil results of our acts.
The demise Of legislature Is unlike that
OF an Individual, where the mantle OF
charity u thrown over the shortcomings
Of the departed, In the latter, the in
dividual actor is dead and can do no
more harm or good; In the former,
while the body as a body may have pass
go away and ceased to exist as an or
Sanl<el body, yet the individual mem
pels OF mat deceased body still live ac-
i've members of society, either to be
/, u-s,N - ''H9uAfu' NV Why lnf their
lnhlNiuual acts az members of the de-
ulsel legislative body. but for the acts
~ the entire legislative body of which
MY were mentors
9 - 'NeH ~ 80 vast ~ territory so DIVERSE
mVu w 'llhhts sou ana material inter
Wy, auyp,ulng IN almost unlimited UNI
s,,ryaii,.a' Ii'snIatss, requiring wise, con
an, fnr,,,,,,, s,s1uuu,, mat II Is indeed
tbs st,fa , ~. lne llule allotted by
4 "a iini,sI ' a,,i 70 eaGh legislature
ic,iI,, ''r' anu restileteJ rs to prHv-
VIZ I ,"'iilt1t rs l9bots az time
nron,reJ =, urc nha Just become
"Not onIv this sG,, WIS,
,cstless snIrit ~ ~ nuHge hhsle and u
iosine messnras Wv . ivsl sta.u re 10 com
.rlbniobia J., ~ W VIA interest Is at
TASTY n w snu constitutional limitation
sSisisiion asutc, nhulgesiod, crude
,f,Sn out,ii vht,,remei} dangerous and
,.,ii, ' u't WIS anu burdens on the
N m. n"' zen uhle, the healer Of
NJ tba 80 "v N'oW ia curing. Many
,.,c,J wv now endure may be
Mo ie,isi. Snun' nhu nasty legislation.
'ciiyn nna,.,i ',iIHtYS HnI PITTS into
ncnts ~ ny tne othcr depart
'nnstrns ,nJ @ government which
vorL IL NJ, S'r pnr laws. IT the
nhric aS5 "uu uilsAlllrd the whole
Icfrr,,,,t eH WnVuiheTy VIII be-
nnfusien .u' 1 u,SJ",lWd Disorder.
h tbc ',' i'ttiss"V expense
.nst mncbinor,, ms liz n',on OF the
Ne ths inavi,a y, MY government will
ssary burd""s or mn ,ha eniaillhG unnec-