Arizona republican., 1912-08-27
Wearied With the All Night Session of Saturday, Sen ators Found Themselves Yesterday in a Mood to Make Concession.
LET LA TOILETTE
 HAVE HIS WAY
Chamberlain Stopped His
 Filibuster on Promise of Support Next Session. Joyful Ending of the Long Session in Lower House.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCHl

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 WASHINGTON. August 26-Sobered by the endorsements of Saturdays all night session of filibusters and dis agreements, congress adjusted it's diff ferences today, invited President Taft to the capitol once more, and at 4:30 this afternoon wrote "finis' after the proceedings of the second session of the sixty second congress.
 The end was marked by harmony. Senator LaFollette demanding action on the PenrOse campaign fund resOlu- tiOn, found all opposition smoOthed away: and the resolution was adopted almost without discussion. Senators Chamberlain, Martin Swanson and CulbrsOn. after fighting bitterly for their states claims in the general de- ficiency bill, permitted the senate to yield to the house demands and strike out these claims. For this concession, however they received promises of support next winter from other sena- tors, when the claims again will be presented.
 With these old claims, amounting to $500. .OOO, went extra months pay for congressional employees, which the sen ate demanded, but the house refused
 
 to give.
 In the last half hour of the session, while President Taft waited in his special room to sign the measures of the dying congress, an attempt was made to rush through a special reso- lution giving the employees an extra months pay" but the house again blocked it.
 The president signed the general de- ficiency bill at 4:1O, making certain the payment of $1,SO0O00 deficiency in army pay; $15O0OO for the Gettysburg memorial celebration next year, and s350 O0O for the extension of customs work. and scores of other important payments hinging on the passage of the bill. The last measure signed was the bill disposing of the lands of the COIville Indian reservation.
 The session just fiZzled out in the senate, to use the words of one observer A comparative handful of members occupied their seats. call for a quorum in the upper house would have forced a return of the embarrassing situation of last week. A wild outburst of applause greeted Speaker Clark's announcement of ad- journment as his gavel fell in the house. The floor immediately became an animated scene, members bidding one another good bye, and shaking hand Old time political foes buried their differences and all feudS appar- ently were forgotten in the general leave taking.
 Further animation and color were lent to the scene when women Hooked down from galleries, to join husbands and fathers on the floor. The cOrri- dors were crowded with tired but happy members and their families and friends Speaker Clarks room was crowded with friends and admirers.
 Just before he announced the ad- journment Speaker Clark addressed the house. AS the hour of adjourn ment approaches he said, "the speak CT desires to congratulate the house on having reached the end of one of the longest and most labOrious ses- siOns on record Congress has beer actually in session more days since December 1 than any congress that ger met The speaker desires tC thank all the members of the house on both sides of the big aisle, whicf separates us politically but not as friends and patriots, for the uniform courtesy with which they have treated the speaker I hope that we will al reach home safely, all have enjoyable vacations, and will all return refresh ed. and invigorated, for our work mex winter"
 There was an even score of sena tors on the floor of the senate Wher the resolution for adjournment wa' put through. A recess was taken un til 4:10. Then began a twenty min. ute wait Secretary MacVeagh wan dered about in the little group o senators making farewells and dis cussing campaign plans. In the cen ter of the aisle La Toilette and Sen ator Clapp were in deep discussion over the prospects for the Penrose Roosevelt investigation.
 In his seat in the rear on tn democratic side Senator Ashurs yawned audibly. Senator Nelson O Minnesota awoke the senate for
 moment to thank the presiding Of ficers for the session, Senators Gal finger and Bacon. Senatorial dignit lest itself for moment as the littl group in the chamber applauded hi speech.
 Senator Shively secured the adop tion of d resolution thanking Vice president sherman for his conduc as presiding officer. Then. as tn