New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
OBEYING THE ORDER.
THE WHITE HOUSE FREE FROM OFFICE.
SEEKERS.
'ABINET OFFICERS WILL NOW HAVE To BEAR
THE BRUNT OF THEIR rLEADINGs.
InY rp1r Tile, TRIRrNEl

THE BRCNT OF THEIR rLtNDiN">'
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrSEl
Washington, May 9.-rhc sweeping "ii"c' oi III"
President, atc; executive order denying himself 10 III
personal applita'ions for Office was demonstrate" h"''
Gcc,ivoiy at the White Iousc to-day. when by an "p
larcntly authentic count only eleven persons ""r'
found sufficiently unaba,hcd to approach the rlh'"1
office holder OF the Nation business relating |" 'h'
disiribnton of Offices. All these visitors, moreover
belonged to the two privileged Glasses c~p''l'N 'N
cmpt'd from the inhbitions Of the order oil MONDAY
tx Of them being senators and five members Oh 'h'
popular branch OF Congress.
Naturally. no constituents were introduced 10y THESE
wary representatives Of the still uncXciidcd remnant
OF Democracy, each caller fearing lest IN" least
>emblance VI Nlolation Of the order Of 'M'"''h
should destroy the narrow freedom "i entry ~
the White House now left to members OF Congress ~
.uch some favored con ucnis were brought along
~ far rs the outer doorway. but were lett do"hNia
while the Congressman assembled um"rouNy 10 '"'
Presidents room. Left below, the di>corNoa'e r"h'
and file gazcd with longing eye, up nc vice 'aiW'' u
stairway forbidden to them. ana wal''u e""'''H
for the return of the ambassadors who alone '"'i"
penetrate To the upper story
Nothing could be- unsatisfactory to the di'lh
terc,tcd patriot, hoping to share the triumphs OF the
Democratic restoration than 10 lng'r In TINS h'
choly and dspirlting way In the antc-room' oi 'h'
chief MAGISTRATE, who only two months nS" h'"
d.dcatcdT himself to the welfare Of ho-" VINO Had
honorcd~ him by their voices ana their votes. NnH
grew weary Of the humiliation OF cooling tcir heels
Tins Intellectually under the eyes of the uh"'hhE
doorkccpcrs and ~cngcr,, and Sunk away without
even the prctcncc of excuse or APOLOGY. 'lh'r
waited stoldly for the descent Of their friends oi In
nu.ncc and then strOllcd of plunged in my -i"Ti' III
confidential talk about the result, "i the s'' 'h'"''
interview upstairs.
one effect Of the Presidents order has been 10
rouse the crowd Of olcrscckrrs who rc"cht t!r"hG'd
IN the White House 10 c'ILg' their point oi Al
tac,, from uc Pc Sidcn im~lf 10 hi, Cabinet onir"r~
This WAS motto able tu some ~ cut Yesterday Ih'r
WIS = very p,rccpiibr incrons- TO-DAY in a." number
Of callers at each department. ami Il cool deal ~
lime was consumed in their rr"rpiion II TINS III
creased pressure CONTINUES all O." members ol ''
Cabinet. II Is now said VIII adopt precisely similar
rules 10 that which yesterday threw such con't"ria
ton INT, the ranks 81 visitor TO th" u" HOUSE.
The same reason, which actunti the President III
issuing his order apply to great an extent I" ''
members II his Cabinet. In the stat" ana treasury
DEPARTMENTS c.p-rlaly there important questions
nondinc and If tho whole day l. consumed IN rc'i'
ing callers ~ threatens TO l. III" case u j. ''''''
by Cabinet officials, apparently, as well n bN ''
President that the bu,lncS, Of the country VIII sul
fer
Secretary sham found II Necessary Yesterday "
dony himself absolutely t0 callers for "" er'''''
mari OF the morning IN order Ia give his personal ~
fcntion 10 questions arising from Va" 'r'n''' W"
,,uo,s IN som. Of The south and Central ln.r an
o','niri,, Jfh.rs q, the cabinet lnvc ALREADY I"nln
II ncccssary 10 do the ZANE ihns on "'aH'ii' "'
~ there /, nny great mcreasr In tlr crowd u''"n'
lion q, President Cleveland famous order may ''
expected Of them.