Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-20
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SAN FRAkCIsCo, May l9.-Jacob
Shinn, the Engrossing Clerk of the
Assembly, says that the Tax Levy
bill was correctly engrOssed by him
gst as it was passed by both houses.
search s"r sMe M'ss,.g s.~"'ner.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 19th.-A
Portland, Oregon, dispatch says
hat the revenue cutter Richard
Rush will leave Astoria to. morrow
morning ia search of the state of
california.
SAN FRANCISCO. May IS -Insur-
khce rates on the cargo Of the
Steamer State of California are go.
ing up rapidly. Yesterday insur-
knces were effected at ten, fifteen
bud twenty-five per cent; To-day
Bases have occurred fn which fifty
have been refused.
sns"I Result.
I SAN JOSE, May 10 j. G. Muir.
1och, ex-manager Of the Daily
Herald, who WAS shot by his
bro, her Robert last November,
1ied this morning from the et1ec y
bf the wound Robert Murdoch,
he brother, was le-arrested this
morning for mans auRhter. He
gave bail and was reieased.
Una"dsss's NominsiAs".
/ WASHINGTON, May 10Th. The
Senate Judiciary Committee tpok
d vote on the nomination Of VIM.
". Chandler, AS SOlicito; General,
es follows: In favor OF coniirma-
tio1, Logan, Ingalls, and Mcmillan,
B; Against, Davis (IlI), BayaId
knd Lamar. Absent, E imunds
And Garland. 1t is understood that
In view Of the equal division of the
Committee the nomination Will he
Reported back to the Senate with.
but recommendation.
,snk k,s"w say he wit MI ne u Oao.
~ d,dnfs.
n WASHINGTON, May Is -Conk.
ling has Just one more surprise in
ktOre for the great American pub.
ic. A gentleman who had long
Ealk with him says that Conkling's
designation has been made in good
Faith, and that he does not intend
10 permit his name to go before the
Albany Legislature for re-election.
ia says also that the original sug.
estion of resignation came from
.latt and not from Conkliug. Platt
|, so disgusted that he will not
gain he candidate. If The two
New York Senators are in earnest
|n their resolution to retire to pri-
bate life. this will have decided
3ftect in changing the tide OF feel.
lug which has set in SO swiftly
gainst them.
General 0rans Enssrs the Lisss.
NEW YORK. May 10 The Her.
hld's Washington special says:
rhe following letter from ex-Piesi
ient Grant to Senator Jones Of
Nevada. shows that in the present
Contest between Senator CJnkling
Ind the President Mr.. Conkling
has the full sympathy and support
bf General Grant. This letter to
Senator Jones contained one from
The ex.Presiuent to Mr.. Gai fie ID,
(which was delivered TO him per-
eonally by Senator Jones. Its con-
Rents are not known, but there can
be no doubt that its purport WAS
Bimilar to that of the letter to Mr..
bones. The letter 10 as follows:
NEW YORK, May 18.-MY DEAR
EENAToR: Conkling and Platt are
ho nh ho.an Gan0tnrs frntn tho rraat
jtate Of New York, and that, too,
Against all the opposition of the
Admipistrati0n, created by tho
kame party that elected them. This
Should give them all the stronger
elaim to ke consulted In the matter
bf appointments Ia their State.
when 1t comes to filling the most
INFLUENTIAL Office In the State with
out consulting their saDctiou, 1t Ia
great slight. When he selects the
knOst offensive man to be found. il
becomes an insult, and ought to be
Resented to the bitter end. l
bee by the latest dispatches re.
teived here f,Om tie capitol
bf our country that the dead.
lock in organizing the Senate
ny uOt y Ct OiOhcbt uhA th0u bOth'u6
has been done hy the President to
allay the bitterness which must be
engendered by his most recent sp.
poiDtment. l sincerely hope the
President will see this and correct
bis mistake himself and Restore
harmony to the party. He owes
this 10 himself aud to those with
but whom he could not have been
elected. Nobody believe. he could
have carried the State of New York
without the active support OF her
bresent Senators. Their passive
upport would not have answered.
Without the State 0f New York
3eneral Garfield would not now be
President. His rewsrdiDg Rob-
krtson Is not only offensive
To the New York Senators, but
Il 10 offensive to New York Rrpub.
lcans. When the drst batch Of
Nominations for New York was
} snt 10 I was delighted. believed
That the Presidsnt had decided to
soognige the Republican party,
Ind net : faetious bat hls nomina-