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WlseA II was moved that the House oi Kep- resen.a,iycs should adjorrn sine die, Mir Speaker RrsT gave expression ,o hls feelings in the following remarks;

 ~: ~:;v:,siee :sie pa,,iog the question upon the mo- ton just made, < That this House do now adjourn sine die" permit me to return you mg sincere thanks for he kiad feelings ex- pressed towards me ia resolution unani- monsly adopted this morning.

 While feel gTatihed and tlal!ered, when I reflect that in deciding the various, and many of them most intricate, questions which have grown ou, of the debates and political con- tests on this floor, no decision that have made has been appealed from, am not yaln enough to attribute your acquieseence 10 any other caRse than your generous indulgence. To err Is human io claim not 10 have erred, would be asrogat;ng to myself di- vine attribute. But do claim that, however much and however grossly may have erred, all of my decisions have been in strict ac- cortiance with the honest promp,ings of my conscience If, under the influence of au ex- citement incident to the dcbatcs iu which 1 have sometimes mingled, and in which ] have always fell lively interest, to which am ready to acknowledge myself too prone, have wounded the feelings, or done wrong or injustice to any member on this hoor, from my heart am sorry for it. and hope he will accept th;s assurance ol my profound regret for having done so

 In coaelusicu. gentlemen, trust that, astor session, during which have been discussed and decided questions ot great Importspce, about which there has been radical, bat l believe honest, difference of opinion amongst us, and upon which moEe exei.emeni has been manifested than might have been hoped for, that each one of you returns 10 his home wiihou, one drop of bitterness, or il-will, in his heart owaysis his fellow~meinber, and that kiad feelings and good fellow ship will be ,he prevailing sentiments when we part, For myself, assure each and every one of yoa that he carries with hisa, wher- ever hs may go, my siacerest prayers and wishes for his welfare, happiness, and pros perily through life"

 To EoN. W. K. SEgsssIaSs

 Dear S.r--Thc undersigned would be highly gIatised to have copy el .l,e remarks, made by yog eR the sdjournweni af the Senate this day, for publication,

 Very respectfully,

 Your obf sersl's Tmo's. W. NEWTON, GEa H. UxpERHiLL, JHo. R. HAMPTON, JAs. r. G4iNEs, RoR'r. McCAMy, K. c. BsRp,

 ELisHa BIRKE.

 LrTLE RoeK, ARK's.

 23d Dee. lSi6.

 GgNfLEaiES of THE SENATE: r-F Upon taking say leave oi ilis hasl$. oyer aisss~s deliberations l. hax been ny fortunE