Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
1gE SENATE ORGANIZATION.
, session Lasting just Half an Hour
Sauford's Memory.

S,auford's Memory.
Nts.s.-Yy, August The Senate assem-
.t..-. t.-Iay iu obedience TO the Presi-
1a....u, aLd spent Just half al hour
r. ,.l.t. .tlmlat was in its midsummer
,.L.f..r. bong ilii with mating Hau
.-. I.r.- If MAJORS on lho Democratic
...,.taI..t.I.I sItu hAudsomo howors. Inc
.....- E... r.,I wI.h ladies IN hight summer
-..... ...1 tle l..I Sus open 10 visitors up 20
.. .4lr,-f ~ Au b lur of ~. one oi the
...tu.t.fr I.iII u an appearance was Mr.
.- N.r,at. iud mis- tesk was the CEN
.. r....- attraction iCT senators Of both par
.. ..u-f trr..,. Nr. German Tns one Cf
t....II. .- AL stewart lata most friend
s-..I,. 1-. . .0.s nat.
O.. NOI STEAK.
N- rH'-. Hf I,aa-. wac "a his scat about the
... ..- %. .. ~thwa.t came III, out tlore
r.- H.. .r..... = between the Two. Nj. Teller,
.lI.. H-I,ri .uJut dve minutes before
..... 4. .l. ~ ine same moment nagniu-
.-.' .; f.nlrs VAS iald on his desk. lie
... ...- .urfftIy N,!'Omod by many senators.
-. t.f..-t.. .,r.-~ oi noon Sir. COlquitt was
a. 'ae chamber, but before no could
r...' .' .r ttc \lc'-Presidents g0yct
.. ..l.l came suddenly tn the ials end
f. ... 4l4 th. chaplain OF tho senate, Rev.
... opened fle session with prayer
.t.-.l.l. then dlrocted tco Sccfe-
.. H.l.. noes prH-'lma'iou OF IN" iiesiaent
...r sr..s no cEuaOTdinary te-slpn,
... ..t .....; aa- rcal by hr. McCOOk, tho
.-.- r.
.f t.-.- -yLvANIA FISHERMAN.
,..-- ...y. ID rouusylyahis, VINO had beon
r.. tle .ast tr-s ou oi the Senate and
r..u .a.ou tLe oath qualliyln him
i.. f...a. Lal the oath nov administered
.t.....t.I senator Pasco. of Florida,
.. o.. LEGISLATURE u the state since
..lt.t -.--iuu.
.-...-4 100 lu1 before the senate
'rlu Mr. Beckwtn, OF Wyoming,
t.. N'rr I 70 combination O! clrclm-
...- rI.u be had no control, he Lad
t.. 2. t4u1 iu bis resignation 10 Gov
...H... ID NyHmiug. ui ms appointment
.. ~.4'r- senator. The communication
I'D. ..s. Dl ii-.
,t'EA,L cox SECRETARY.
'-1' .s... 0.a o. Sir. Oorman, the oath OF
'4. lIt... tered 20 the now Secretary Of
-.. rf. COX, vino was escorted 20 tho
.. .l t.. t.tuug ~-rrctary. Mr. McCOOS.
u.u. vrr5 ticu offered and agreed TO
'.' ias h'i-e Of Representatives. that q
Tom DID, I." ~ruAtO had assembled ana was
'.I goo HsI 10 business; 10 notify the
'i' Precedent vi The election Of Mr.
Secretary ID. .uo ssaatc; liking the daily
'.0-t Lt 10 "a, ana fOr the appoint
.. ny % 'HI.Ii,'.9 %. tWO senators 10 Join "a
',r' 90 tuc part Of tho hoJse TO Wall
... i.c-il.lt sLi inform him that both
-. Do -rs.iah aud ready 70 receive aaY
-a'l no may be pi0ascd 20 make,
.-' t lar-- ANA Sherman were appointed
. '-'. r.4 ....e' 1u the plrt oi the Senate
DIAM or STANFORD.
y. "nf". of 'eliornla, then rose aud said Il
~ .. tt"I 10 '4tY O. announce tho deGtn OF
'. ra-Ir. SIR. stanford. He should, al a
10 '" "a hereafter, request tho senate 20
'..i f.I IA, iur such remarks IN regard 10 Mr.
| l..r ~ az miSht be- deemed proper.
90 ODD ...t ui htmscli now with moving, as
.- ' fr-I"-t, thai tho ) nat0 adjourn.
.-. It en-. was agreed 70, and The senate, al
-. e..sh, a. OufECd until tomorrow.