Mr. HARRIS. Mr. President, I ask the Senate to pause agiin in its deliberations and ay its tribute of respect to the memory of another deceusedmember of Congress. Hon. Onmsno KELLoco, a member of the HoReps, died at his residence in northern NewYork in the month of August last. He died, after a very brief illness, in the midst of his activity and usefulness, and when human foresight would have allotted to him many years of vigorous health. I have known Mr. KELLOGG for many years. He was reared a mechanic and labored at his trade until after he came to his majority. Without fortune or influential friends, without the advantages of early education, he raised himself by his own energy and persevering industry to a respectable position at the bar. He possessed, in an eminent degree, the respect and confidence of an intelligent and patriotic constitueney. Their estimate of his worth is shown by the foot that 3 times they have elected him their rercsentative in Congress. In private th Mr. Kwouo was upright and honorable. His public duties were always discharged with honor to himself and fidelity to his country. In the terrible ordeal through which, as a nation, we have just passed, he presented a noble example of loyalty and patriotic earnestness in the support of the Government. He won the love an admiration ofevery loyal heart by his untiring zeal and devotedness in the cause of his country. Rarely in deed have the portals of the grave closed over a better man. In all the varied relations of life he sustained a reputation aboveall reproach. He has left to his sorrowing friends the undying memorials of an honorable life. When living he received the homa e of my respect, and now that he is dead I fin a mournful pleasure in paying a just tribute to his memory and his Virtues. I offer the following resolutions: Buolued. That the Senate has received with deep sensibility the messageof the HoRep announcing the death of Hon. Ontixoo Km. 11. 900a, memberof that House from the State of NewYork. Revolve That as a testimony of respect for the memory of the deceased. the membersof the Senate will wear the usual badge of mourning for 30 days. Resolved, That acop of these proceedings be transmitted to the faunly of the deceasedby the SecyS. Rewlved. That as a further token of respectfor the memory of the deceased, the Senatedo now adjourn. The resolutions were unanimously adopted; and the Senate adjourned.