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| − | you. And if to you it be pleasant to recall to mind the good feeling and mutual respect which have characterized your deliberations, to me it affords a grateful | + | you. And if to you it be pleasant to recall to mind the good feeling and mutual respect which have characterized your deliberations, to me it affords a grateful reward that you approve my humble exertions in presiding over them: I beg leave to assure you of my personal regard and esteem. |
Our official labors are now closed and we are about to separate, the occasion reminds us, that ours is but a temporary authority, confided to us for the benefit of those for whom we act and to whom we are responsible. My best wishes attend your return to your families and friends, the scenes of domestic happiness: may it be in safety and may that Being whose paternal care has hitherto watched over you and protected you, still vouchsafe his goodness, continue you in the path of duty, afford you the light of his countenance, and the consolation of religion, and finally admit you to joys that never fade beyond the grave. | Our official labors are now closed and we are about to separate, the occasion reminds us, that ours is but a temporary authority, confided to us for the benefit of those for whom we act and to whom we are responsible. My best wishes attend your return to your families and friends, the scenes of domestic happiness: may it be in safety and may that Being whose paternal care has hitherto watched over you and protected you, still vouchsafe his goodness, continue you in the path of duty, afford you the light of his countenance, and the consolation of religion, and finally admit you to joys that never fade beyond the grave. | ||
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| − | Mr. Page from the Committee appointed to wait on the Governor and inquire if he | + | Mr. Page from the Committee appointed to wait on the Governor and inquire if he had any further communication to make to the Legislature reported that the Committee had performed that service and the Governor was pleased to say that he would forthwith communicate with the two Houses by the Secretary of State after which he had no further communication to make to them. |
| − | [Acts & Resolves Titles read by | + | [Acts & Resolves Titles read by Secy of State] |
The Secretary of State came in and read the titles of One hundred and six Acts and Fifty Eight Resolves which had been signed by the Governor during the present session of the Legislature being all the Acts and Resolves which had been presented to him during the present session of the Legislature. | The Secretary of State came in and read the titles of One hundred and six Acts and Fifty Eight Resolves which had been signed by the Governor during the present session of the Legislature being all the Acts and Resolves which had been presented to him during the present session of the Legislature. | ||
On motion by Mr. Page, the Senate adjourned. | On motion by Mr. Page, the Senate adjourned. | ||
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you. And if to you it be pleasant to recall to mind the good feeling and mutual respect which have characterized your deliberations, to me it affords a grateful reward that you approve my humble exertions in presiding over them: I beg leave to assure you of my personal regard and esteem.
Our official labors are now closed and we are about to separate, the occasion reminds us, that ours is but a temporary authority, confided to us for the benefit of those for whom we act and to whom we are responsible. My best wishes attend your return to your families and friends, the scenes of domestic happiness: may it be in safety and may that Being whose paternal care has hitherto watched over you and protected you, still vouchsafe his goodness, continue you in the path of duty, afford you the light of his countenance, and the consolation of religion, and finally admit you to joys that never fade beyond the grave. I bid you an affectionate farewell.
[Message from the Governor] Mr. Page from the Committee appointed to wait on the Governor and inquire if he had any further communication to make to the Legislature reported that the Committee had performed that service and the Governor was pleased to say that he would forthwith communicate with the two Houses by the Secretary of State after which he had no further communication to make to them.
[Acts & Resolves Titles read by Secy of State] The Secretary of State came in and read the titles of One hundred and six Acts and Fifty Eight Resolves which had been signed by the Governor during the present session of the Legislature being all the Acts and Resolves which had been presented to him during the present session of the Legislature.
On motion by Mr. Page, the Senate adjourned.