Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-03

ICSttIOtiCCSt III a-t'Oc 1850 "hCDA
Pennsylvania avenue will be illum.
mated.
The President Fleet Calls at the
Executive Mansion COngrnGu.
Imtioms by President Grant and
Members Of she Cabinet, Sena.
tors, Representatives, etc.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
During the Session of the Cabinet to.
day, President elect Hayes. accompa
MED by Gen. Sherman and Gov. Den.
ni~on, called at the Executive Man
sion, Mr.. HAYES desiriug tn present
his respects to President Grant. The
distinguished party were u>hered into
the Council Chamber, where the Cab
met was in session, aud all proceed.
inys we're stopped, so that the formal
tiles of introduction might proceed.
The Presi lent-elect was especially
greeted and congratulated by FreSi
,lent Grant aud the members of the
Cabinet, all of whom. wi h the excep
ton of Secretary Morrill,. who WAS
kept away by sickness, were present,
and mutual expressions of happiness
were exchanged at the termination of
the question that had asitated Con
gress AMI the country. A general
con verSaiion Wa briefly held, and the
President and President elect had All
earnest. quiet conversation ot so'ne
minutes duration. in which President
L,ant acquainted the Pr1sideIt-elect
of The directions given concerning The
new occupancy of the Executive Man
sion, and of The arrangements made in
.-.x.l A. -; r,lt,~ at,p in
xuxuration ceremonies 80 far As con-
ceri,rd the present Chief Magistrate.
Personal and political friends If the
President elect were At the Executive
Mansion, and when his party left all
tered his carriage.
From the Execn'iv Mansion the
party drove to the Capitol, proceeding
at Onre. ty invitation ot The Presi,len
IF The senate, 10 the Vice Presidents
room, where an informal reception
was held. Republicans and many
democratic Sena "r- called to pay
heir respects. and were presented to
Pre%~ii-nt-elcct Hayes Ivy Senator
Ferry. Subsequently n large number
of members ol the House and other
persons of prominence called and ten.
dcred congratulations.
4 Proclamation by the President
ComveninS the Senate Om the
9th Of March.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
The President has issued d procla-
nation converting the Senate in extra
session on the 9Th instant, at noon.
The proclamation is AS follows: The
President at the United States of
| America Proclamation: Whereas OBJ
| Iecis of iniere>J To tue United SiaIeS
require that the Senate should be con
| veued ut twelve, noon, on the 9Th day
of March next, to receive aud act upon
such communications A. may lie made
20 it IN the part OF the Executive. now.
therefore, l, U. >. Grant, President of
he United States, have considered II tO
be my duty to issue this proclamation,
declaring that al extraordinary occa-
sim requires the Senate of the United
States LO convene for tran~actiOn of
business a. the Capitol in the City of
Washington, al the 9th day OF March,
| 1877, ut tw Give O'Clock ut noon on that
day, Of which all of whom shall, At
that time, ie entille d 10 act ~ members
of that body, are hereby to take notice.
tiiven under my hand and the seal of
the Un,e Ell Staies. at Washington. this
second day IF March, in the year of our
Lord 1877, and of the Independence OF
the Uni,ed STATES Of America the one
hundred and first.
[Signed1 U. s. GRANT.
BY the President.
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
rho unearuuce Of the House.
WASHINGTON. March 2.
The of the House Is in
marked contrast to that OF Yesterday.
Members all join in congratulations
hat during the entire months of neated
| other than that pertaining TO debate.
Hayes Resigns the G"vernOrship OF
OhiO-ThOs. D.. Young Takes the
Oath aS Governor.
COLUMBUS, o., March 2.
Governor Hayes left his resignation
IN the Govern"r's Office here, to be
| lied on future notice. A telegram was
resolved this forenoon to file it, rs FOL
lows:
Executive Department, State of
| Ohio, Columbus, Feb. 81 hereby
l TtStkII ttl0 Oilit-V vi OJN WI TIE
State of Ohio. my resignation to take
| etfsct on the I'd of March next.
[Signed] r. b. HAYES"
Upon the receipt Of the telegram,
Lieutenant Governor rhos. l.. Young
was notified of Gov. Hayes re>igna
tinn. He Al once proceeded to the EA
rcutive Department, where the oath at
| office as Governor was administered 10
him bv Chief Justice WEIGH, in the
presence of tho State officers and many
citizrn~ of the city.
Governor Young left for Washing
ton vt Don
The Excitement in New York ora
the Receipt Of She Election Ol
Hayes.
New YORK, March 2.
The journals this morning have
| published several editions. Editorials
/ generally chronicle the election Of
Hayes. There is &C nsiderable excite
ment here, and large editions have
been published at this early hour Is
o'clock). Everybody Ia anxious to
learn the latest ews The actual re-
suit III the WAS reached alto
gether o late for criticism. The peO
pile, 20 tar ~ known, accept it-some
cheerfuIly, others doggedly.