The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-28
MORE THAN A CENTURY AGO
Copied From the Ulster County Gazette
Vol. II Saturday, January 4, 1900
No. 50

, goycrnmcnt-w may be perfectly
sure under the smiles Of Divine
Providence that we shall effoctually
promote and extend our national
interests and happiness.
The applause Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives 50 justly
bestowed upon the volunteers and
malitia. for their jealous and active
co-operation with the judicial pow
or, which has reflected order and
submission 20 the laws, as 10 comes
with peculiar weight from the Leg
slaiure, cannot fail 20 have nm ex-
tensivc and permanent effect, for
the support Of government upon
all those ingenious minds, who re-
ceive delight from the approving
and animating voice Of their coun-
try.
JOHN ADAMS.
United States,
Dec. 10. 1893.
And then the House adjourned
until tomorrow morning, II o'clock.
Mr.. Josias Parker and Mr.. Rob
ert Page, from Virginia, appeared
on Monday were qualified and took
their seats
Mr.. Speaker, on Monday laid be-
fore the House, letter from the
Secretary Of the Treasury inclosing
statement Of his accounts for
the year '99. Ordered TO lie on
the table.
Messrs. Harper, Griswold, Otis,
Callahan. Powell. John Brown,
Stone. Mott and Platt, were APP
pointed a standing committee OF
Ways and Means.
Messrs. Harper G. Goodrich, Bay
ard. Marshall and Sewall, were APP
pointed committee In pursuance
az a resolution passed on Monday,
relative 90 the revision and amend
mcnt of the judiciary system.
SENATE
This day al NJ o'clock. the Sen
ate boz "a body waited on The Prcsi-
dent Of the United States with the
following address. in answer to his
sneech 20 both Houses.
To The President Of The United
States:
Accept. Sir. the respectful ac-
Acknowledgement of the Senate Of
the United States. for your speech
delivered 90 both Houses Of Con-
gress AZ the opening of the present
session
While we devoutly join you in
offering our thanks 10 Almighty
God for the return ~ health Co
our cities. and Tor the general pros
perity - our country. We cannot
refrain from lamenting that the
arts and calumnies Of factions and
designing men, have excited omen
rebellion second time in Pen
nsylvanin, and thereby compelled
( the employment 81 a military force
70 aid the civii-authorities in the
execution 81 the laws. We rejoice
I that your vigilenre, energy and
( wen timed eyer'io1s. have era bed
so daring an opposition, and pre-
{ vented the spread N such treason.
/ able combinations The promnti.
: t1dc and zeal displayed by the
4 troops called 20 suppress this ln-
Z surrertion deserve our highest com.
/ mrndali1n and praise and afford.
/ pleasing ur0of of the spirit and
/ alarrfy with which our fellow titi-
/ rcns are ready % maintain the au'
( thority Of our exccl'cn, govern.
I meut
knowing as we do. that the
I United States are sincerely anxious
/ for a fair and liberal execution Of
/ the treaty Of amity, commercial
I and navigation entered into with
/ Great Britain: We learn with re-
/ greet. that the progress Of adjust
meut has been interrupted by DIFF
4 ference Of opinions among the com
missioners. We hope. however, that
/ the justice, the moderation, and
] the obvious interests Of both par
ties will lead 20 satisfactory ex-
! plantations and that the business
will then 20 forward to an amicable
close Of all the differences and de-
mAnds between the two counties.
We are fully persuaded that the
Legislature Of the United States
viii choerfully enable you to real
/ ize your insurance Of performing
on our part, all engagements with
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