Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-07
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Affairs at Aibany-No Choice Yet.
ALBANY, June 6th.-Petitions against and
for reelection were presented to-day.
Forster said he was paired with Astor,
when either was absent, on all Senatorial
questions.
Lord asked which had left the Republican
party.
Sessions said he would move q call of the
Senate whenever he found both Senators
absent without leave from the Senate.
The first vote today stood: Jacobs 25
Conkling &c, Cornell 16, Wheeler IA, Lap
ham 8, Rogers 13, Bradley l, FoIger l, Ire
maine /.
The vote on successor of Plat resulted
Platt %, Depew 81, Herman 26, Cornell 9
Miller 9, the rest scattering.
In the Senate Woodin said the petition
presented by Eidman was simply copy Of
the poll list, all the names being written in
red ink and in one hand.
Eidman said he had discovered that the
petition was a fraud.
In Joint Convention, Woodin offered as
rules to govern the proceedings: First, that
they meet daily at noon until two Senators
are elected, or until the Legislature adjourns
second, the Joint Convention shall adjourn
from day to day till the next noon, except
Saturday, when it shall adjourn to Monday
third, only a two-thirds vote shall rescinc
these rules. Ordered printed.
Five pairs were announced in the Senate
and six in the Assembly.
Neither Conkling nor Platt is here, nor il
Vice President Arthur, and no rooms have
been engaged for them at the Delavan.
All talk now is as to how an Adjournment
can be carried, no hope being entertained Of
breaking the deadlock and effecting an elec
tion.
OPPOSITION TO PAIRING.
NEW YORK, june 6th.-The Posts specia
says: Potter says he has failed to secure
call for Democratic caucus, but hopes Il
secure one Tuesday evening, to see where the
Democrats stand, they not knowing whether
to adjourn or not. Many Democrats object
to pairs, as if they absent themselves the
Republicans may combine and elect candi
date with SO. A caucus is wanted to pro
hibit pairs.
PLATT, coNKLING AND ARTHUR.
NEW YoRK, June 6th.-Platt has gone tt
Albany tonight. Conkling says he will q
whenever needed. Arthur will probably g
tomorrow evening.
ExHoRTED TO STAND BY THEIR GUNS.
ALBANY, june 6.h.-The Joint Democrat,
Committee of the Legislature issues the fol
lowing:
To Democratic Members of the Legislature:
view Of the fact that exigencies may at any TIM
arise in the pending Senatorial struggle, earnest
ly recommend the Democratic members to abstain
from pairing, and so far as possible avoid absenc
from sessions OF the Joint Committee
The Star Route Frauds = Anxious Of
fcials-Srady Preparing to Fight
WASHINGTON, June 6th.-Assistant Post
master General Tyner, who returned &c
Washing ton to day, says that although he
placed his resignation at the disposal of tie
President early last March, he did 60 merely
as q matter of form and courtesy, and he has
no idea that the President desires to make
change. Postmaster General James said he
knew of no reason why Tyner should resign,
and there is not doubt that he will remain
undisturbed Nothing new has been made
public at the Postofice Department to-day
concerning the star-route frauds; but al
though no additional removals were made and
routine business runs as smoothly as usual,
there was evidently feeling of unrest and
insecurity throughout the entire Department
Indeed, it could hardly be more noticeable
had there been change of Administration
politically. The clerks seem to be on the
anxious seat, for none of them can tell where
lightning will strike next. Meanwhile the
Postmaster General is quietly topping off the
extravagances of the Department. Thus far
in the matter Of the star service he has
effected saving of nearly 81, ,000, 600, and is
not yet through by any means.
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