The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-09

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husness to the regulation and control OF the Secretary Of
Before proceed 70 the consideration the feature
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New York under The last two Collector am rather inn
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as the proper place nsasarate new and improved
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ens over tIem OF incompetent men Promotons aare not
depended upon merit but upon influence have been eredby
that the guilty parties have never been punished tGrssa
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country In fact, II seems as though every possible means
Department a. New York. ami to divert the public officers
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ments OF the social structure Will become subservient
conc fusion, he procesded ~ pu''0 :"
removed IN numerous instances by the administration that
appointed them without any change in their or
party principles but because they were not acceptable to
and Il was certan political results ccuIi
thu. Dc secured In other words generally believed that
for service and as agency for promoting
extent and erceness watch Of appoint
ment. removal be exposed has been severely
brief inerupon the hands OF the Executive
the tendency partisan peryersion
or ~ IN the Of Of s
the integrity Ct the ssrs rss higher 9s
the power he ws.s aud check every oucrop
naive INITIATING aas N Ike n. sas s
Of the people and as the danger more and more
that not as having noihn better than
hopeless complaint but in sober warning and earnest
that principles must be enforced in large
civil service REFORM would commit wrong sssIns, the
POPULAR very p .s
ton ana The cause which M the one strike:
Of hs ry or wsoy
cm, personal aspirations the triumph OK spe-
ca party interest," ,o hoa ro.or. urs., N.
mss should DC faithful servants Of the republic and her
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are 90 @snv that the public interest orbds that they be
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public safety assured.
The following bills were introduced and re-
BY MIR. TRuxBULL, rep.) Of Ill.-ro further regu.
late the appellate jurisdiction OF the Supreme Court
things that ordinary T cvl suits snail not be 's ap
pealed to the Supreme Court unless the matter IN
appes N cma WHICH, os 0
Death or other infamous punishment has been rem
dered by Circuit Court. Referred to the Commit
By Mr. SPENCER, (rep.) OF Ala-To regulate COM
merce among the several states, providing general
number OF persons may become Incorporated for
the purpose OF constructing leasing and operating
on the express business through any two or more
States Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
BY Mr. CARPENTER, trepl Of Wis...Authorizng
Judges Of any Court OF the United states perfha-
nently disabled rom efficiency and the continued
payment TO them OF their salaries.
Of settlers on the Usage indian lands In Kansas; a
graph Company IN Florida also a bill granting one
million acres OF the public lands to the District OF
~ %r aEr as o q public schools
appropriation 10 satisfy the claim or Miss Anna Ella
Carroll, OF Maryland. for services Ia furnishing
valuable information to the War Department during
the late rebellion.
Mr.: SUMNER, (rep.) OF Mass, presented several
petitions ana memorials for the passage OF his sun.
Civil Rights bill.
, ON the motion OF MI. HAMIIN, trep.l OF Me-, the
committee on ketrenchment was authorized to con-
hue Its Investigations.
At half-past TWO O'Clock the Senate went into ex.
ecutive session and soon afterwards adjourned.
ROUSE CT REPRESENTATIVES