Thursday, December 8, 1924.
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The second Session Of the Eighteenth Corr
gress met at Washington, on Monday last. a
large portion of the Members attended, a QUO
rum was formed, and both Houses proceeded
to business.


A committee was appointed by the Senate,
and also by the House, to wait upon the Presl-
dent of the United States, and inform HIM tiat
the two Houses were assembled and ready to
receive any communication he might have 10
make.


On Tuesday at u O'Clock the President
transmitted to both Houses the following Mes
sage, which we as usual, haste to lay before oli
readers.


The Message furnishes a gratifying account
Of the prosperous and happy state OF our coun
try, and furnishes clear view OF our politlca
al.iairs abroad.