The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-11

s sSNds tnV o SSn When i was pointed
out ME- quay mat Y YoupDS Ssht The Bs soS
S Ti n his characteristic waT, replied: Well
We can't helm that Young must look out Ion
himself" This remark was &c, sSony U 20 seSeps
votes for Mr.. Bailey. Mr.. Young will remain
on deck now until he cares 10 resign:
made 6imssii SO conspicuous in the hotel cor /;
ridors In New York during the campaign OF
h sss w SS ' Se d snaG%T Himself Ssoro
f%Sish TO- write ri LITTER Ti,.S sPa The tRe
iowa iowa Senators were working up considerably
support Tor him when the sppporters OF y, the the
letters letter Which Mr.. Swords wrote lately, in which
be- promised to 'afSS Gaze sepate p SSy
in. This little indIscretion ended Mr., Swords
light His pE5o wi,S 10 an 1af 99peG
promise to remove certain other persona Inc
friends Of these certain other persons OF once e
started in to defeat Mr.. Swords ana tneS u'u
The other ambitious candidates for the OF,
fee OF Sergeant; alarms ola not rave nrnssnt
deputy. Mr. Chares b. Reade. who has asa h Sid
OF friends among the Senators Mr.. hesose S d,t
Rowo %ee and Vas pIesscd to have his friends
go In for MIR. Valentine after they had given
'n Mr.. Valentine may charge his good fortune
he fact q the great rsssonsl a ToP1 TO
sn am nunt the members Of tho n senate
e eSss q Mr. F%ms! lS6IsSpi hi i;
The canvass OF Mr.. Valentine, and has done
hard work for him early and late for the p ins
ws s hut MR. Pe ID Mr y pszff
est supporters were drawn to him through the
friendship and popularity OF Senator Man
The office of Sergeant is not an ! In.
r oPd HIN se GGhambelain on State occasions
He does not handle money. as secretary
McCook is the disbursinR officer.
A bill for the relief OF Hyland @. Kirk and
others was pending In the House to-day when
Representative Springer OF Illinois. who hal
vigorously opposed It, got up and wont out, Al
the main entrance he was met ~ Nr LII ME tx.
posed it. Mr.; Springer replied that he had !, al,
ways opposed the bill because he believed that
1t was an improper measure.
II know your reason for opposing IT.; re-
,SItsd fb Siak a 1"p R6is. his pocket
dn Me his sar eHdsnce ana XIX
sPn auE that he was actuated by any Improper
motive he would have him brouRht oeior re the ne
bar OF tho House Tor contempt MIX maue ~
House aud helped defeat the bill.
E. b. stahlman. representing the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company, made an ar
Rument before the House Committee on Com
merce to-day In opposltion to the pending Pill
giving the Interstate Commerce Compassion
the power to fix rates upon railroads. ne con
tended that to perform this duty the Commits,
sion, would REQUIRE special force OF dd l con
stantly employed seventy five clerks to adjust
rates on the 1000 miles OF road 1t controlled.
The Senate confirmed these nominations to-
day:
Henry L. whiting of New York. member of the Com
mission for tho Coast and Geodetic survey.
Alexander Won Landberg Collector OF Internal nov
enue for the Twenty nrst district OF Now York
w ii Byara surveyor General of Oregon. -
J. +. McCaskey Of ohio. Consul at Acapulco; J. o..
Kerbey OF Pennsylvania, Consul at Para
reaSs T4 hon. Conn
A. Baird Brooklyn; Judson Field CanastotA y y.
o II. Grimm, stapeton n. y; Christopher Sheets,
praddock