New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

this This il the largest Congress that ever em
Iesentatve men. They represent all the snaa p1sSt
co9nry anh 0R he sum- ppa"!e Naturally and
indeed necessarily. under such conditions at 9 9o
the maintenance of the particular views OF mon,
vduas; and earnest effort for ne CONSIDERATION ra, ~
particular measures. The difficulties OF the Pfesi a
Ing officer arise lar5.y from this nat wHdrced
inere are perhaps 400 or lS'W DIS mn small
~ congress. in the nature OF thins s oIs All the
part Of them can have CONSIDERATION II an tnJ
upon by the House then the duties OF the presiding
officer and of the members would be rendered much
measures introduceI can be considered. there is
necessarily struggle to determine what those par par
ms difficulty increases. The present occupan' VI
the chair-and he. feels that in making inns tx,
preston he but echoes the experience OF every on
oil his predecessors no conception OF me UNI
cae incident TO the office Of speaker Ih%t ne r nas
OF this office - your satisfaction Is most larsry
due To- your Kindness. to your consideration 10 Eor
,Wo now about go our, respective homes ,
This Is the third session of his Congress- we
have been in session continuously longer. PERHAPS
than any Congress in the history OF the Govern,
nent. We have been surrounded by difficulties ana
trials. but am sure say. not only for this
body in the aggregate but for each member OF H.
mar however We may have failed Whatever our
shortcomings may be. We have. according TO our
earnest convictions, cndeavored to 30 mat when
was for the best Interests OF ne whole Anerlc S
people. NppauseD Again thank YOU ana wneh
! say that. but feebly express my feelings Never
IN my NE. no matter what may ne us iuture. , car
expect to attain TO so high an office as that whlch
Your Partially. In laying down that office IN"
greatest qualification that could he afforded me ~
thc evidence in this resolution that have as
charged the duties o. the place In some degree AT
least. 10 the satisfaction OF those gentemen 10
whom the Office. and to those gentlemen on
the other side. vino have always extended TO me
tn" utmost courtesy and Kindness. And TO each
and every member % the House. he IL now
about 70 return TO his home extend my heart
f"lf thanks. and express the hope that he may
be reunited with his family and his friends in peace
and happiness. 0.oud and general APPLAUSE
MONETARY CONFERENCE DELEGATES.
NJ Bryan Dem. Neb) offered resolution thank
Ing Mr.. Pearson dem. Oho for his efficient work
chairman % the Committee on Enrolled Bills
which adopted. AMI then Speaker Crisp an
nouuced tn" appointment OF Representative Culber-
son, Of Texas OcmD. and Representative Hit, o.
Illinois tR"pD. 10 serv" with himself as delegates
10 tho International Monetary conference.
The clock hands had come together marking the
noon hour and. without further ado. the Speaker
brought his gaV"l down the desk and declared
tho House adjourned sine die. \ cheer went up
from me floor. but II died away quickly a num-
Der co. spondcnts I'm the press gallery sang the
boNolosy They We're cheered heartily conclud-
ine ia" immense ihrong OF people passed ont % the
chamber and the sessions OF the Lila Congress
Wei" AZ end.