The morning call., 1893-03-22
VERY WEARY WORK
Waiting About for the
Spoils.
TARPEY HAS GIVEN 1T UP.
Everybody Says Wise VIII Be Ap-
pointed, and the Alameda Man
Guesses That 1t Is True.
7ARPEY HAS GIVEN 1T UP.
Special to The MORNING CALI

WASHINGTON, March u. - President
Cleveland announced another new policy
to-day. He will not recognize State delega-
tions In the presentation Of candidates for
Office, but will give due consideration to
recommendations of individuals. Under
this policy the California delegation will
not recommend candidates for offices, but
individuals thereof may do so.
The California crowd of office-seekers is
getting weary, as n plums are dropping for
tEem and board bills are mounting. Repre-
sentative Geary will leave for home in a few
days. Caminettl will soon follow and
Senator White said to THE CALL CORE
spondent to-day that he did not intend to
stay here much longer.
There was some talk to-day TO the effect
that there would be rather a protracted
session Of the Senate. as the Republicans
are expected to oppose the reorganization
OF that body, and in this connection
Senator White said THE minority can
defeat reorganization for this session
easily enough if it is determined 10. The
minority may defeat anything it has mind
10 by talking against time. The Republi-
cans will adopt the same tactics that the
Democrats used heretofore. They have
already decided upon this line of action,
and have no doubt they will be successful.
The Democratic Senators realizing that it
will be useless to fight against them, will
be ready to adjourn in very short time,
possibly within q week or two. But while
the Republicans can prevent reorganization
at this session, they may not hope 10 defer
1t longer than December next"
Senator White believes that Beckwith
tD.) and Mantle (R.), Senators-eIect from
Wyoming aud Montana, respectively, will
be seated. but that Allen of Washington
will not The cases are different. The Leg
islatures Of Wyoming and Montana were
not in session when the vacancies occurred,
but the Washington Legislature was. Sen
ator Mitchell Of Oregon and Chandler Of
New Hampshire are among those Republi-
cans who will oppose Aliens continuation
The debate upon the question of seating
these Senators is not expected to occupy
more than a day or two of this week
There were atot Of California poiti clans
gathered in the EbbItt House lobby to-
night. Most of the candidates stop at the
Ebbitt because Senator White boards there.
In the crowd tonight were Captain Barrett
of Los Angeles, J. J. Dwyer, Del Vale.
Thomas L. Thompson, Tarpey, Jack Hays
and Mr.. Sexton. TarDey knew nothing
about the selection of Wise for Collector Of
Customs until he arrived here, but he said
to THE CALL correspondent tonight: 81
guess it is true that Wise will be appointed.
Everybody says it is so. Well, ofice-seek-
ing is a mean business. anyhow"
Jack Hays. who came with Tarpey. also
arrived too late. He wanted to be Naval
Ohcer, but John P. Irish beat his time.
There was a report about tonight that an
Eastern man would be appointed Minister
10 Japan. Il has been suggested to Dwyer
that lie apply for the mission to succeed
Paeheeo in Central America, or TIuxten
Besle in Greece. Roumania and SeIvia, but
he says he viii practice law in San Fran
cisco unless ne can go to Japan.
Mark Mcdonald is the latest candidate for
the Naval Office. Thus Santa Rosa presents
two candidates for important offices.
Thompson VIII pro badly be taken care of.