The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-05

ted states. France, or GernanV-lO open
its minis to the free coinage of silver,
would swamp it and place it Immediately
on a silver basis.
Mr. Walker -{RepubHcan), Of Massachu-
y ye5 W 1d RuPPoa q P ef Rsn
gas crowded in a few words before the
debate was cut off at 10 O'Clock by a mo-
ton Tor recess until IL O'CLOCK
Good Natured ood-Byes.
MIR. Simpson made the point OF no
Quorunn.o
Meantime, the visitors had poured into
the galleries until they we're packed On
the floor, all was confusion. Members
chartered and laughed, and bid each other
FINALLY Mr.. Simpson surrendered, and a
recess was taken until II O'Clock.
At IL o'clock, when the House recon on
Vened, the noise in the galleries and the
confusion on the moor ceased.
Messrs Catching, Of Mississippi; Outh-
APPOINTED TO- to jo 5fiu Similar eommittee
from the Senate and Inform the president
that Congress Was, ready to adjourn.
land; Merideth, Of Virginia, and Coffin,
of Maryland, on the committee OF aC-
counts to serve during the recess,
eidins for the participation of Congress
IN the dedication of the Chioamaugua
military park, the sneaker appointed as
the q 9thsT a RI bt tan
n;augua, Messrs Hatch (Nlissonri], Gull
berson (TeAas), Reed tdainel. 6ayers
fo s&aS IHDot %ary9 Naia Sse Ga SEaw
CFlorida). Hontelle Mahel. Alexander
Hooker NIisssiissIppi), larssneY (Missouri},
Iania5. DRAPER &assac9qsettsl,, Keifer
OIinuesota), Harrison (Alaban.aA, Eng
hsh California;, Marshal CyirgiDia), Van
Vo5IhtS (Ohio), and Lipman( Rhode Is
laItd)
another recess for fifteen minutes was
Gallant EIr. Hatch.
At 1890, Mr. Hatch asked unanimous
session The wives and families of mem
berg who were unable to gain admission
to the galleries, be allowed on the floor
The speaker replied that under the
rules he could not submit the request.
Mr; Hatch then created much am R:s.
The doorkeeper to admit the ladies'
The ladies' crowded through the doors
and down the aislts, taking every seat
The COMMITTEES appointed 70 wait on the
president, with Mr.. Gatherings as spokes-
a men en- Appeared Rn eng bad E9r frtbs
Communication TO make to Ccnsre5s.
Idr. Cannon .RepulltcaD. of Illinois,
then obtained recosnitioh and in a grace
comes from the majority.
The resolution is as follows;
me fagase Of the a House Use be extended to
the speaker of the House for the able,
impartial and dignifled manner ~ Whlcp
this House and performed the arauous
duties OF the chair
A great burst of applause greeted the
presentation Of Mr.. Cannon's resolution
III q Z.
HATCH who was iii the chair. recognized
Mr. Wilson, the chairman Of the Ways
and Means committee.
WILSON'S Friendly Reply.
Responding on the spur of the mo
me4 tx SAG id ne aesFe &c ena IF the he
graceful ana courteous action OF the
gentleman of Illinois 1t is q pleasant
thing that at the close of a congress IN
Which there has been SO much polltlcai
legislation and party antagonigm, we on
both sides are able to testify to the i'm
Partially. OF the presiding officer. one
in this House, as have found it, is
that the shaTpest political antagonisms
do not make personal estrangernents:
] understand this is not the rnle IN az
other coutries. where, generally party,
differences beSet personal antaSonisrns.
Mr.. Simpson. OF Kansas represen-
tative of the third party, was then rec
ognized and joined in the testimonial to
the Kindness, goodness and fairness OF
the speaker
After a few words by Mr.. Grosyenor IN
the same lines. Mr.. Hatch. who was IN
the chair, called for o rising vote on the
! resolution. Every member on the floor,
I save Mr.. Reed, Of Maine. and Mr.; Dal-
zeu of Pennsylvania, arose and Mr.
Hatch declared the resolution unani-
A moment later, when Speaker Crisp
aseended the rostrum. the applause 2 ana = ma
eeer d IL, ~as reneMeq sue and after
hearing Mr.. Cdnnon'S resolution read,
he delivered his valedictory-
The Speakers VaIedfctory.
Representatives said he. I know
you will pardon me If, before performing
my last official act, ! viii give some eA ca
gard to the resolution which you have
just adopted. but in respect to the uni uni
form Kindness, courtesy, and considera-
every member OF this body.
1.-THE difficulties of the presiding officer
! arise largely from this; that whereas
troduced in Congress, in the nature of
things but small part of them can have
consideration. If all the measures intro
duced could be considered and acted up
be rendered less difficult; but whore
only small portion of the measures in
| troduced can be considered, there is nee
essariIy a struggle to determine what
! those particular measures shall be- and
from year to year this difficulty increases.
! The present occupant Of the chair-and
| he feels that in making this expression
| he but echoes the experience OF nearly
every one of his predecessorS-had no
conception of the difficulties incident to
I the office of speaker.
"Again I thank you, and when / say
that 1 but feebly express my feelings.
Never in my life, matter what may be
its future. can I expect to attain so
| high an office as that which [ owe TO
I your kindness, to your consideration. to
| your Partially. In laying down that Of.
| flee the greatest qualification that could
I be afforded me is the evidence in this
| resolution that 1 have discharged the
| duty of the place, IN some degree at
i least, to the satisfaction Of those gentle
men to whom l owe the S office 5 and to
| have always extended to me the utmost
| courtesy and kindness.
| "The Boysv Grow Pious.
A resolution was then adopted toward
| a further demonstration of good will,
! thanking Mr. Pearson, of OHIO. chair
| man of the Committee on Enrolled Bills,
| FOR the successful manner in which nj
! had performed his arduou5 duties. after
which the speaker announced the sjp-
pointnent Of Messrs. Cuiberson (DeDlo-
| linoiS and himself under the resolution
adopted last night, as members Of the
| monetary commission.
| Then the end came. Ihe hands of the
clock pointed to Y O'Clock.
Il now declare the third session of the
/ Nifty-third Congress-" said the speaker,
adjourned without day
| The silver mace was lifted from It's
nalachite pedestal, the flag above the
House was lowered; and amid cheers
and cat-calls from the galleries, a rush
/ was made for the doors
But from the press gallery came the
| sound of music. The newspaper CORE
spondents were singing the Doxology.
Praise God from Whom All Blessings