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.saTo6A can she5 hon6r os fnsTie Oh tnis sta- tion. and make it, both as it regards the House and the nation, what it should be.

 unfs iga-nealy assure you, Gentlemen, that shall need and expect your cordial and kind co-oreration, in preserving or der and dignity in our deliberations, and austaining the authority of the Chair and IearnestIy hope so 10 discharge iss dasses as to insnre 10 its decisions not merely a reluctant support. hut steady and cheer ftlI acquiescence in their justice and pro- priety.

 I tender you, Gentlemen, my cordial co-operation iD tlle discharge of your high dntles. and ard ently pray that we may, by our conduct and deliberations, render this House worthy of the higk name and char acter of our beloved country.

 The oath to support the Constitution of the United States as prescribed by the act entitled, "An act 10 regulate the time and manner of administering certain oaths," was then administered to the Speaker. by ia1. .sss5:sos;, enc . [ the Representatives from the State of Virginia, and the same oath tor afr matoD) vas thereupon administered by the Speaker 10 all the other members pfeseIlt.