Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-12

course. An honorable recognit lon
Of tho trust generously coufided
to my keeping by the Democratic
voters In 1877, requires me to sus-
tain the existing organization Of
the Senate. In giving this vote, 1t
is proper for me to say, whatever
may be the result, that I can &C.
cept no honor at the hands OF eth.
or. The country needs rest from
sectional strife. The voice OF pa
triOtism demands peace and fra
ternal fellowship. North and
south, east and west, every go"d
citizen should desire the success OF
the Administration, for we all
ought to have q common interest
Ia the glory aud greatness of the
Republic. Measures Intended tV
advance either shall have my cor
dial support. The President and
bis Cabiuet are entitled to q fair
hearing aud to bs judged Impair
TALLY by their acts. II they fail to
justify public confidence, 1t will be
q misfortune which has overtakep
other administration having
equally good Intentions and pros
pects. l shall vote for the appoint
ment Of these mittees, except
the Judiciary Committee, and
though I am thankful to my
friends, 1 must decline the posi-.
tion of Chairman,
m.s,un,sc..s nn.s.n.,~ ua~,.,.
WASHINGTON, March 1lth.-The
executive session of the Senate
was almost wholly consumed in
iDeffsctual attempts to reach an
agreement as to fixing q day when
| the final vote will be allowed to 10
taken without obstruction on the
d. mocratic list of com mittees. No
nominations were considered.
The TrampOrs.
NEW YORK, March 11th.-Pe-
destrisns, 8 A. M: Vaughan 357,
O'Lesry $50.
| Cosk%iag Heldisw Aioss
NEW YORK, March llth.-Ths
Worlds Washington correspond.
ent Gays: Conspicuous among
those who have failed to call yet
upon Garfield and Vice President
Arthur 10 Senator C0nkling. The
only exchange Of courtesies be.
tween the President and Conklins
since the inauguration occurred
yesterday, when, through q friend
the President caused inquiry to be
made as to what C0nkling desired
Of the Administration. COnkling
replied that the President coulC
learn at fret hands at any time BY
sending for him, but At no timt
through an intermediate source.
TIE Goo snd Morality Node.
!. NEW York, March l1th.-Th,
Sun says: A special from Madison
+, Wisconsin, states that 1t Is openly
! charged by the anti-CamerOnits
. that frauds were perpetrated an,
= that the election was the result o
both conspiracy and whoiesal,
bribery. 1t was discovered to-day
that y member of Assembly ha,
q raised q $3.50 mortgage on hi
y homestead without any visibl,
. means Of getting money. Other
Q were equally flush. ExcitemeD
over the matter Is intense an,
!. State Senators McKslly, Vile!
! aud others are moving for an in
q vestigatiOn of the charges. 1t
o said that If it 10 properly probsd
q most startling scandal and sensa
!. ton will be uuearthed,
= The Openios Of sue L,wes Rous.
n NEW YORK, March 1lth.
q new route to San Francisco, b
!. the way Of the Atchisop, Topek
}. aud Santa Fe and Southern Pacisf;
!. R-1 lmstcn11tn. Un the ev evenin s
j. of that day the fret passenger ex
II press train over the new route wi
3 start from Kansas City for De "a
: ing, N. NJ, where eounectio
9 with the Southern Pacific has ju.
q been completed. A similar ira!
y Will leave Kansas City aud Atchi
u son every evening. These train
J. will inc'ude Pullman sleeping AL
i. drawing room cars. The time be
tween this CITY and San Fran ,isc
by the new route will be the sam
as that made bS way Of the Unio
% and Central Pacific roads. The di.
It taDce by the former 10 about 81
10 miles greater thxn by the latte
y route, but it will be discounted b
d the absencs Of heavy grades an
: freedom from snow blockade.
t Owing to- an arrangement betweel
. tue several Pacific roads tn
t through fare will bs the same b.
!. either ronte. Tickets by way o
! the new route will be placed ol
: sale 1T the principal railroads Of
, Saturday.
: a New Mex'ean R.,ir, ua xchsm.
t NEW YORK, March 1lth.-Th
. Timers Boston special says: Tb
3 Sinaloa aud Durango Railroad an,
!. the Texas, Topolobampo and Pa
, cidc Railroad and telegraphic com
panies, for which charters have re
! Gently been obtained under The
/ general law Of this State, are at
, tracing attention. The road com
preheDds q main line of about 55t
miles, running from E .gle PAss on
the Rio Graude across to Top0l0
bamp0 Bay, about $50 miles abov.
Mazatlan on the Pacific Coast. Thu
scheme Is yet on paper, and tn.
grants and concessions, which are
SO essential in Mexican railway
projects, are yet to be Obtain~ ed
Gen. Butler, said to be one Of the
committee Of the prof ectors, 10 now
on his way to Mexico to confsl
with the Mexican authorities In
regard tO these matters. and 1t 10
also stated that Grant is interested
In the matter. The incorpora ,ors in.
cluds Mayor Prince, OF this city,
Judge J. g. Abbott, e A. Pratt, G.
w. Simons, I. A. Dodge, ]. B.