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them to Victory, but also and more es-
pecially because he had gained their
affections and regnCd in their hearts
as a favoritc-by his political oppon-
ents because they are chiyalrOus and
generous enough TO experience sorrow
when brave man falls though he may
be of the opposition and because they
recognize In him a bold and fearless
foeman who commanded their respect
and excited their admiration.
1T Is unnecessary TO speak in this
presence Of the great loss his death
has occasioned to his party, his state
and the nation. All know Il better than
any language can express II.
Mr. President, this is not the time
for extended eulogy. Later | shall ask
the senate TO set apart a day when all
his colleagues can join with me In
paying fitting tribute to his life, char
acter and public services.
For the present content myself with
Offering the following resolutions, for
which | ask present considerations"
The resolutions offered by Mr.. For
aker were as follows;
Resolved, That the senate has heard
with profound sorrow Of the death Of
the Hon. Marcus A. Hanna, late sem
ator from the state Of Ohio.
Resolved, That a committee Of %
senator's, Of whom the president pro
TEN shall be one. be appointed by the
presiding officer to take order for sup
erintendng the funeral Of Mr. Hanna
which shall take place I'm the senate
chamber at - o'clock on Wednesday,
Feb. 18th inst. and that the senate viii
attend the same.
Resolved, That as further mark Of
respect his remains be removed from
Washington 10 Cleveland, Ohio, for
burial In charge Of the sergeant-at-
arms attended by the committee who
shall have full power to carry these
resolutions into effect and that the
necessary expenses In connection there
with be paid out of the contingent fund
of the senate,
Resolved, That the secretary COM
municate these proceedings to the house
Of representatives ard invite the house
of representatives 10 attend the funeral
In the senate chamber and TO appoint
committee to act with committee from
the senate.
Resolved, That invitations be OK
tended to the president ot the United
States and members of his cabinet, the
chief justice and associate justices of
the supreme court Of the United states,
the diplomatic corps, the secretary Of
state, the admiral Of the navy and the
lleutenant-ge general Of the army TO at
tend the services In the senate cham
Der"
The committee provided for IN the
resolutions was appointed by the chair
as follows: Senators Foraker Allison,
Aldrich. Hale Plat, Comm; Frye,
Spooner, Perkins, Wetmore, Hans
brough, Warren, Fairbanks Depew,
Kean, Scott, Beyeridge, Alger, Kilt
ridge, German. Cockrell, Teller, Bacon,
Martin. Blackburn and McEnery
The resolutions were adopted and i'm
mediately thereafter, on motion Of Mr.
Foraker the senate as a further mark
Of respect adjourned
HOUSE SHOWS IT'S RESPECT.
Washington. Feb. lG.-An unusually
large attendance Of members of the
house Of representatives were I'm their
seats today on the conyening Of that
body. The usual hum of voices was
notlcoably subducd as the topic Of con-
yersatlon related almost exclusively 10
the death Of Senator Hanna.
Rev DR.. Couden, in his opening pray
err referred feelIngly TO the death Of
Senator Hanna,
Mr.. Bonynge Of Colorado, who was
seated yesterday In place OF MI. Shaf-
roth was today sworn in.
Mr.. Hemenway 0nd), chairman Of
the house committee on appropriations
reported on the part of the managers of
the conference report Of the urgent de-
fciency bill and asked unanimous con-
sent for It's immediate consideration.
MIR. Williams Miss, the minority
leader said that In view Of the discus
sion had on the amendments and fur
Their In view Of the circumstances sur
rounding the day he would offer no
objection. The conference report was
adopted without debate or division.
The resolutions adopted by the sem
ate informing the house OF the proyi-
sons made by the senate for doing
honor TO the late Senator Hanna to-
gethcr with the personnel Of the com
mittee appointed on the part Of the
senate were then announced.
Mr. GrosVenor (Ohiol, after securing
unanimous consent that when the house
adjourn II be To meet at il:iO q, M to-
morrow then offered the following reso-
lutIons which were unanimously adopt
ed:
"Resoved, That the house Of repre-.
has heard with profound
sorrow Of the death Of the Hon. Mar.
one 4 Hanna Il gpuatOr Of the United
States from the state Of Ohio,
Resolved further That the house OF
accepts the invitation
Ct the senate TO attend the funeral SER
vices Of the late Hon, Marcus A. Han
ma to be held In the senate chamber
tomorrow noon, and that the speaker
of the house appoint committee Of
2j members to act in conjunction with
the committee OF the senate TO make
the necessary arrangements and aC-
company the remains 20 the place Of
burial
Resolved, That os further mark
NJ respect. that the house do now adj
journ,"
Speaker Cannon appointed the fol-
lowing members Of the house % n
to represent that body dur
Ing the funeral Of Senator Hanna;
"Thc entire ohio delegation and
Burkett Of Nebraslu,
l.uckng Of Michigan. Dal2ell Of Penn.
gylvana. Watson Of Indiana, Burke Of
South Dakota, Colrlor Of New Hanp-
shire. sherman of New York, Rodcn-
burg Of Illinois McCleory OF Minnesota,
Wiley Of Alabama.