Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-06
President Cleveland's Cabinet APP
pointments Sent to the Senate
for Confirmation.
Vice.prssidsnt Hendricks Takes the Gayel
in tho Senate Chamber Short
Executive Session.
Action on tho Cabinet Appointments
Deferred one Day on Motion
Of Riddleberger.
The White House is Thrown Open and
the New Executive spends the
Day in Hand Shaking.
THE NEW GARNET.

THE NEW cABrRET
WASHINGTON, March 6.--President
Cleveland to-day sent to the senate the
following nominations;
For secretary of state, Thomas +.
Bayard OF Delaware
For secretary Of the treasury, Daniel
Manning OF New York,
For secretary OF war, William c.
Endlcott OF Massachusetts.
For secretary of the navy, William
q. Whitney of New York.
For secretary OF the interior, Luolus
y, q. Lamar Of Mississippi,
For postmaster. general, william +,
Villas OF Wisconsin.
For Encouragement, A. IL, Garland
of Arkansas.
THE SENATE IN ENrlL, SESSION.
WAsnINdToN, March 5,-The pub
lie galleries OF the senate were to-day
again crowded TO their utmost limit
and long before noon crowds gathered
about every door, beseiging the door.
keepers In vain for admission. The
senate clock which Capt. Bassett with
his cane moved ten minutes yesterday
had recovered Its lost time and
promptly at II o'clock
THE VICE PRECEDENT ENTERED
from the door on the left OF the presi-
dental deck acoompal led by the Rev.
DR.. Butler, pastor OF the Lutheran
Memorial church of this city. The
galleries applauded MIR. Hendricks
which manifestation Its recipient alb
ruptIy termlntted with tho gavel,
The senators arOse at this summons
and DIR. Butler offered prayer. On liz
conclusion the vlce-president took
the chair aud wns again greeted
with plaudits by this occupants
OF the galleries. He called the senate
to order audibiy TO the clerk and call.
ed for the reading OF the journal.
The Journal having been read MeesTs.
Allison, Beck and Voorhees,, the COM
mittee yesterday appointed 10 walt on
the president OF tho United States and
inform him that quorum OF the SEN
ate was present and ready 10 receive
any communication no might
make, reported that they had
performed that duty and the presldent
has responded that he would commu-
nicate with the senate forthwith. In
less than minute message was
announced from the president OF the
, United States, and O il. Pruden APP
peared with the message.
Mr.. Sherman at once moved that the
senate proceed 10 the consideration OF
the executive business, The motion
wg unanimously agreed TO. The sem
ate went Into executive session and
when the doors reopened adjourned
until 10 morrow.
TIE sENATE ~ EXECUTIVE sicssIos.
! WAsHIHaToE, March 4.--When the
cabinet nominations were taken up In
executive session Mr.. Riddleberger Of
Virginia objected 10 The immediate
consideration Of the nomination OF
Mr. Bayard, stating, briefly, that he
did so because OF Mr Baynrds attitude
upon the Irish question, Mr.. Riddle
berger thought him more English
than American. Mr.. Bayard's nnme
being the flrst on the list for consider
: alton, all went over under the rules o.
! the senate fort day.
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THE SCENE Ar rms wnIrE HOUSE.
WAsmkuToN, March 3. The
White house presented a busy scene
. to-day. A stream Of callers poured
into the mansion for hours. The
doors were open until late Ia the day.
The president had an early breakfast
/. and then completed the organisation OF
his cabinet aud directed their names
: 10 be sent 10 the senate a number Of
! oraanlz atoms Visited the White House
9 and we're received by the president In
> the cast room. Prominent among
these we're the Samuel j Randall club,
the Americas club and the Young
: Meuis Democratic club, ali Of Pbila'
e delphia, Kipgs County club OF Brook
3 lyri and delegation from the County
Z Democracy 0f New York. The
y justices OF the United States SUI
preme court, headed by CHIEF
Jrsiice Waite called about noon and
we're received In tho blue parior-
The members OF the nstiOnal Demo
cratic committee were next received.
Many other prominent persons called
q TO pay their respects, ana kept tne
II president engaged entirely.
!. no changes have yet been male ~
the force employed at tho White
- House, except that Col. Lamont occu'
ii pies the office Of prlya'e
secretary 10 the president ~
n stead of Fred PhilnPs'
n who OF course retired with Mr.. AT
thur.
The presidents mail to-day was verS
large. II consisted principally OF lot
Z ters OF conRratulation. Many, how
ever, related 10 appointments.
: Subsequeptly the Democratic phai
anx of Albany called on the president
in a body. They were followed by &c
tachmepis 81 clubs from Ohio, New
York, Now JerAey, Maryland. kpnsas
=. Missouri and elsewhere. The pres
dent then gave notice that he woule
I receive AL who might cbcnle 10 CONF