The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-18
1--WE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
mood NEWS ron VIEW WORKERS WHO
HUNGER EoR OyxTCE

ATnrRhY 70 1FEEDNr SSo.H Sur-@s. " ~
A,,uo.tiops and They ws-,s Receive
Nm. Considereaon-An Hscresse OF Ap-
.yo,s,ons ~ the Treasury DepsrtmenA
WASHINGTON. April 17.-As soon ~ 10 be-
..mss generally known throughout New York
9..ta that the President told Senator Murphy
I'd Iieut-Gov. Sheehan to direc their friends
sthome to ale their applications for oflce and
nv would receive due consideration, there
Iii doubtless be o large increase in the num-
h.r az applications recorded at the Treasury
Isp,rtment At the recent visit OF Messrs.
Nrurphy and sheehan to the White House. the
pr..ident talked over the New York situation
=. fairly and as pleasantly as he
mieht have lone had he been In
conference with Secretary Lamont and
ostmaster- General Bissell. While he MAJ
,ot have been a. confidential In his state
msnts, he was undoubtedly disposed to look
A. the situation in his homo State from o
sd,e to induce him to change his mind. but It
IA understood that he does not propose to
ignore competent New Workers In filling the
V.dersl Offices In that State. Just treatment
hpromised members Of the regular orRaniza-
tIoa At the hands OF the Administration. and
me, have filed. or will be advised to llc. their
suplications at tho appropriate departments
me character and qualifications Of the APP
plcants is expected to cut an important
figure in the appointments that may follow.
Those VINO have had an opportunity to learn
Tho Presidents views on this subject are con-
adsnt that no was sincere whom he told SEN
stor Murphy and Lieut.. Gov. sheehan that a
mans ability. and not his fidelity to any par
ticular faction. would be considered In dealing
with appointments in New York.
An increase in the number Of New York ap-
p~llcations was noticed at the Treasury De-
partment to-day. Whether 1t was due to the
natural anxiety Of the applicants to OBJ
tain employment. or to tho Presidents
statements to Messrs. Murphy and Shoe
han. does not appear on the records OF
the department. The following new eandi:
dates filed their papers: George. W.. Batten OF
Iockport, to be c4lleetos q Customs at Sus-
ssitsatssIT Sn t to be SupervisinH fnspsctor Of steam team,
Vessels: John D. Leland Of New York.
70 he Commissionsr Of Navigation: Thomas
Of thu bureau Of, Engraving and Print
ing; De Witt g. Jackson Of BrookIyn; to be
sps', Of BrookIyn.t to be- colice seSpe Of 1% SteTenii
Revenue for the First district: Tyler Parmly
q Newark. n; j.. to be Collector OF Internal
Assistant Secretary William E. Curtis is re-
ceiving HOMEOPATHIC doses OF experience
with office seekers To-day he received a visit
from 4. L. Sessions Of New York. who called to
=. !1tF sSpiisS Hsni fo Mo Gsnens 81 A n5oakssp' s Th Se is
York. Under former Administrations. tho
Assistant, Secretary Of the Treasury. now
s ~; G%Ga'si nag When Sfis; sesssaay sysT fsf sooP
eontrol 0, the Treasury he notified his as:
phi assRan''sMi. many Of 81 the dhss'l1 nster w1'h once Sse
seekers and their friends are still under tho
upon him and tell him their tales Of woe"
n When he S., Il not 2 IT. toG ,I busy he gives them a
10 Secretary Carlisle. telling Thorn that for tho
present the Secretary proposes to superintend
IL T%rei!eves Nj. curtis 7 from mSeS annoS:
snce, and it also 1eprives him OF the privilege
e. S,' SssSme s. more e, i sH%f 3, Wiz hif his ia,s aati.s A and
the rush for office has somewhat ahnted. Sec
rotary Carlisle may go back to the old practice
ihe a~ppointments: and that work usually has
Curtis.
Its stated at the Treasury Department that
Conrad N. Jordan. the new Sub-Treasursr at
New York. will probably enter upon his duties
r. S,, S ,S., SIs BONG mSrp 81 ss.od i i !. u nSs ss I'd
way. and will DO approved and returned with
G a., s S,aS, which will b be cent Sy.r Tues.
ONCE obi s.t viii leave ga; Tor New York t"s so.morroW to Q
take charge q the Sub Treasury as the repre-
sentative o. Treasurer NebeEer. 1t being found
States Treasurer Nebeker will leave for his
S sst1s 4 fh in4 nsn r to; %1rs1w M to m Ss as.sp VIII 4
not take charge until about May ].
When tho Senate adjourned on Saturday
thereremained upon the executive calendar
seven nominations that were Enacted upon. |
IL wpQ uf trgt a,,y .l 800 l,s
acareiul examination of tho calendar shows
SIX more nominations which failed to receive
out mere Is nothing to prevent the President
aprGintlng them again in recess. These seven
1s sn,bIsr as were as follows: BENJAMIN
fStates Marshal for the district OF Delaware:
T Tegefl ba =; r @ iRS.,oaonsa ma St. af tlerSurn",
District Of Montana and Idaho; John W. Clark.
postmaster at Ripley. Tenn. John A. Dyson.
+ E'fF' es1soe. p M=nssIsst a, Ss e";; Sns @.i TsH.
nan to Ts Marshal Tor "p The district q beia.
once on Saturday. hut ito swing to- the objection
o. Senator Higgins the confirmation was made
bennte.
Although tho Presidents door was closed to
business callers to-day several members OF
congress. who have been daily visitors at the |
49, u Nv new NATURALIZATION |
SSnatns INTO power. apparently forgot TINT It was
ts"hhay. and seemed quite indignant when
.ne upofkeeper informed them they could not
sse me PRESIDENT unless by special appoint |
Msnt, Senators German OF Maryland and
Iiay OF Delaware; who are are seldom seen at
,the White House in the morning. were among
Pre- lev persons who gained admission to tho
Sr mad an informal talk abont the
business transacted by the senate, ana ref
ssiLehce was also Jade to tho financial nues-
iTrunm' wntrh seems 10 be always fresh In the
come 81 the Senators who have failed thus
LAT 70 OMAN appointments for their copstitu-
Ems were secn in the Post Office Denartment
to-uay pleading with "headsman"' MnSweli
Knows f souts Iostmastershins. 4 we'll.
was arnamei to g. home without tno or tires
eS arn TO his credit. He had tried FOR
nnt,,,nsSn missions. ,consulships, and bur.an
o -, ana Jailed, SO lie would Lavo h -
~" 'ewt,ru WIN e few fourth-class Post ofScas
bin, n"Aw1'i made several appointment fur
"'A' = ITO went away apparently happy. -"
ny a decision OF the supreme Court Of III.
ohited States, rendered to-day. in an oni,inU
read by Justice Brewer. Secretary Hnto
scored another success in one Of tho roi,.nan
uhHsge chses. tho prosecution Of wii,nn n,oal
MIN famous IN the South before ia ,n n'nu9
intO iTesluert Cleva!anl's (aiIpaI "I."I'ri