Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-10
Extra Session of the Senate.

State. bcil,g Il notice that he (Bayard) had
forwarded TO the Legislature of Delaware
rho RESIGNATION of his position rs Senator.
Also q communication from the Secretary
of the Interior and the Attorney-General,
notifying the Senate of their acceptance of
Cabinet positions. and requesting the Prcsi-
dent of the Senate to notify the Legislature
Of their respective States,
The credentials of Blair as Senator to ill
.hp temporary vacancy were laid before the
Senate and read
Vest moved that they he referred to the
Committee OF Privileges and Elections.
Lost.
Hpar offered formal resolution that
the oath ot administered to the senator
from Ne" hampshire anu ASKED U,ltlI-
nous consent 'haV II lay over uhth to-llioI-
row ON uddilt1.
ne re9Y' uiIoh "iieIeu frl1aH IilaNlilS III
quTy OF me secretary "i me interior IN
regard 10 me issuance OF patents ID inc
Backbone road was a'd before the
oelate.
Alter lew nilei personal lhtcfehahSeS
between an Wyck ana leHer III regard
10 the matter, lhe Heiiate ADJOURNED.
Thousands OF Nould-be Nasbys.
WASHINGTON, March 9th-PoStmaStcr-
General Villas is the most overworked of all
the members of the Cabinet There are
$4,000 poStOiliccs in the Jnited States, and
there are on an average twenty applicants
for each Office. The mails to-day brought
IN thousands OF applications for appooint-
ment, and personal visitors presented l09
more. So great was the rush Of personal
presentations that I'VE men were detailed
from the other Offices 10 assist the clerk and
assistant clerk of the First Assistant Post
mas;cr-Gencral to handle the papers The
mail clerks are at work tonight arranging
their respective budgets. Villas saw al
callers That II was possible 10 meet. but
male no promises regarding the dis
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The san francisco Postmas'ership.
WAsuINuToy, March 9th EX-Rcpre-
sentative Tui}y ha- Withdrawn from the |
contest for the Collectors hin of the Port
and now wants % L. Postmaster at san
Francisco. Tullv'> withdrawal narrgws |
the CpUtJS, duWU Jp "a Gsht between Eng
lish and jesse u. Carr. both of whom are |
here working like beavers. 1t IS under |
stood that Tully influence will 90 to Carr.
and the lltter's friends claim that he has |
the better chance Of securing the prize. |
TulIy's friends say that he Will certainly |
be the next Postmaster Friends OF all |
parties insist that there Is not the slightest |
doubt that the present iucumbents Of both !
Offices will be removed before the exrira- !
ton Of their term of office. President C!evc- |
lands recent expressions regarding the |
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