Arizona republican., 1913-04-21
RESOLUTIONS
 ACKNOWLEDGED
England, Ireland and Amer ica Contribute to Sympo- sium of Answers to Ac- tions of Arizona Legisla- ture Placed in Record

The record of the state legislature for the last week has been decorated by more than one answer to the joint memorials and resolutions that were passed by the two bodies dur ing the second special session which closed two weeks ago this afternoon.
 The answers form a symposium of information and thanks that is probably unique in the annals of legislative
 Early, in the session, congratula- tions and appreciations were sent to President Wilson upon his inaugura- tion, and reply received. This was soon followed by a joint resolution introduced by Graham of Cochise congratulating the Irish upon the passage of the Home Rule" bin through third reading successfully in the British House of Commons
 This communication was acknow- ledged by the secretary of Rt. Hon. Herbert H. Asquith, the prime min ister of Great Britain, and by Hon. John E. Redmond, the leader of the Irish Parliamentary party
 The Rt Hon. Augustine Birrell. chief secretary for Ireland, and member of the cabinet of MT. As quith, also responded to the copy of the resolution which was sent to him.
 The states that have been over come with storm and flood during
 the recent months, were sysmpathiz- ed with by express resolution of the Arizona legislature, and these res bonded through their governors. A resolution was passed relative to the Home of Jefferson, Monticello which was responded to by Senator Ashurst; and the resolution relative to the governments establishing tu- bercular sanatoria in the abandoned army posts of the southwest was 1 acknowledged by Senator Smith. All the communications are herewith printed
 Executive Department. State of In- 1 diana
 To the Speaker and the House of Representatives. of the First Leg l islature of the State of Arizona:
 GENTLEMEN-As governor of In diana, I have this day received a 1 your honorable body extending your sympathy to the flood sufferers of Indiana and other states. | In reply, on behalf of myself, the 1 thousands of our flood victims, and l the people of the entire state. I beg
 to tender you my sincere thanks for your kind and generous expression | of sympathy. These great calamities | are not without some compensation, | in the fact that they quicken human 1 sympathy and arouse a dormant sense of human brotherhood. The l splendid and spontaneous response in all ways to our needs and those of our sister state of Ohio. is the high | est tribute that can be paid to the innate nobility and generosity of the American character.
 | The people of Indiana were never l quite so proud of their countrymen l as now in their time of distress. Very Truly Yours,
 i SAMUEL M. RALSTON | Governor. | April IA. 1913. State of Ohio, Exc
 cutive Department, Columbus. Il April 14th. 1913. II MY DEAR MIR. SWEETING+I
 beg to acknowledge receipt of your
 letter of April 10th in regard to copy
 of resolution and thank you for the same.
 Yours Very Respectfully.
 JAMES M. cox
 Hon. L. F. Sweeting. Chief Clerk, II House of Representatives, Phoenix. N Arizona
 .sSIR-This is to acknowledge the receipt of House Joint Resolution No. 1 to MT. Hayden. MT Hayden is ! member of a congressional party
 that is now visiting the Panama Ca III nal and his return to Washington is expected about the 30th of March. shall take pleasure in placing your
 letter with his personal mail and il will receive his immediate attention l upon his return.
 Yours Very Truly. Et ANDREW P MARTIN, f Secretary.