I WS 1IU7CUT IUIE
the CogncI Of State, Present.

Council Chamber, }


June l6, 1887. {
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council ChGM6eT,
June l6, 1897
S1R:-The Council of State having


taken under consideration the subject


matter of your Communication, and hav-


ing duly discussed and investigated the


merits of the same, are of the opinion
I(from the lights they now have before
;;them) that it is not advisable or expedient.


that the General Assembly should be con-
vened at an earlier day than their regu-
liar time of meeting. a. -
Your Excellency is also informed, that


they have acted upon the business which
has been submitted to their consideration.


and that they are now ready to adjourn,


SHOULD you have no further communica-
|tion to make. .,..,.....
I have the honor to be-, &c., 49,.


ALLEN ROGERS, Sen. Pres't.
His Exc'y Gov. E.. B. DUDLEY.


.-. -. - Erecutive Department,


June 16, 1897.
GENTLEMEN:-I have this moment
had the honor of receiving your note of


';advice, as to the inexpediency of conven-


ling an extra session of the General AS


|sembly, and also informing me, that hav.
ling despatched the matter submitted to
|your consideration, you are ready to ad-


ljourn. ..0-. ....-,... -.


1t affords me pleasure, Gentlemen, to
concur with you relative TO the inexpedi-


,ency of convening an extra Session of
the General Assembl y; for notwithstand-
ling the distress and disasters under which
the Country is suffering. I cannot bring
my mind to the belief, that relief can be


afforded by the State Legislatures.


Having nothing further to submit to
your consideration, beg to add my wish:


les for a pleasant journey and safe return
home.


l have the honor to be, your obi serv't,
E. B. DUDLEY.
The Honorable 4 ..f .r
the Council Of Stale of ~ c..