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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, March 30, 1868
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1868.] OF THE SENATE. 821

BY THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

March 30,1868.
Gentlemen of the Senate:

We have received your message in relation to a Committee
of Conference concerning House bill entitled an Act to pay
David Fowler for legal services, and concur therein, and have
appointed upon the part of the House as said Committee
Messrs. Legg, Herbert, and Biddison.

By order,
M. Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk.

The Committee of Conference on the David Fowler bill
made the following report :

The Committee of Conference on the part of the Senate and
House of Delegates upon the amendments to bill entitled an
Act to compensate David Fowler for legal services rendered
in the Comptroller's office, respectfully recommend the Senate-
to recede from its amendments thereto.

J. C. CLARKE,
E. J. HENKLE,

On part of the Senate,
Which was adopted.

But before the Senate called the yeas and nays on the final
passage of the bill, the hour of adjournment arrived, and the
President arose and delivered the following valedictory:

SENATORS : — The time has arrived at which this session of
the General Assembly must terminate. Before declaring
this Body adjourned, I desire, in a brief valedictory, to join
expression to a few of the emotions and reflections which the
occasion prompts. On the first of January last we assem-
bled here, in a majority of cases, (personally,) strangers to
each other, united, however, without an exception, by one
common sentiment in a bond of political brotherhood. Be-
ginning our intercourse under such circumstances, we have
reached the terminus of our labors without, so far as I am
informed, the occurrence of a single serious jar in our entire
social or official intercourse.

This consideration, replete with gratifying reflections will
throw around the record of our associations here a halo of
such tempting hues, that memory will fondly linger upon,
and distant meditation love to contemplate them. We depart
as we came, the column unbroken. The fatal summons of
the fell destroyer has been withheld, and without an excep-


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