, 1874-11-01

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| Rice, demanding what was sought. As
creased, and. considering that every
application meant 80 many votes for the Repub-
| lican nominees to Congress, they could not we'll
| be refused The disposition Of applicants soon
eressmen than were their official duties. and the
applications granted soon filed the two depart
merts to overtlowing. About this time there
| WIS
| HITCH IN THE wonK1NGs-
! The placard ''only standing room" which is
often a feature in first-class theatres during
the reign OF q ''star," WAS displayed
Following this came the card Of the
Hon. John B. Rice, declining denomination.
| This furnished Temporary remedy for the
| emergency and for awhile either Messrs. Far
| well Or Ward we're prepared to accommodate
| their applicants, By
!. EE1oy1Na NH. n1cE's ApporNrgEs.
| Tho Hon. Siduey Smiths taking 4Ir. nices place
Whatever with 31essra. Farwell or Ward, and in
nowise to Interrupt their plan OF action-
The removal OF Mr- Rice's friends continued.
and the appointments Of Messrs. Farwell
aud Ward continued to roll mp. Although Mr.
Smith was really en- an equal footing with his
peers in the race for Congress-, the authorities
In the department paid him no attention what
ever, but opened every avenue and extended ey-
cry help to 31essrs. Farweu and Ward, to his
ne1aons 10 ti.a-. an9,an nus nna sie"
it that they week or two ago issued blank
commissions" and placed them in the hands
OF friends to whom ali applicants we're referred.
49,, ro.h c;ln 49, 90, cassos- "':s -. r.-.,,,z
blanks, while Hildreth, on the West Side, was
made Ward's-agent- 9lnce then 1t has been nee
essary to apply to these gentlemen to gat posi-
tions in either OF the departments, md, further,
TO- DC resident or e'tner tne N9rtn or "est sac.
~ et1. e. 9. Sa 1no ~ nr,!. ~. @ wv
=. atue an ou LUG oontu oio, ane aepis nas oesn,
~ . ~ '~.., 'a~a|te. - IT, ,1 c!.., ~ - e.'
a'us. ~, Hn sl1so ~ u.
du.c', .oi ans one outsaoe u 1Hlweh 1t "atas
nea - ss a. sas' k h me entass ad
sr'a;,.as NJ sro'.h ~ 49, IT, 5;a1,!e =, l;e
H. antu ~ ~ ~ slio ursatol ~ o. Ills
coueasoes upon ,1ra .ne 1 tehes ana IN .ne party
c,nnot ha scconntas ~ ~ 80 nthar ~,v +,,.,
49, 49,, T.s-aii -, ~ w. saa1
~ ha retmrnad ~ Coreraaa havs 1oraotten tt'a,,
a,tr to 1,,a ~ a. a.arda.n tte'r Jr,t4,
-. ;n,nfrs ~ =, J'0.uJ.us .n au1s
1;.at ~ n;,.as n.,Sah SsA'u - - ~. .no
cna.14 n-.ut.. .AS 49, :.:,I ~ 80
~, ~ n1a.. IL WIG ea"5 Sn1 oeaA
~ n.'n o.. II. ~. saa.o ~ saa - a411e;
Iut ~ ~ ~. ousn, .o ~ Puoi.Gi:
the ~ ino ooes no9 e''a "'s1
'oo o.S1t rs.1 1,r1,. .r.<nra "a ~ ~
H t15 ulEA I 49, S4 - osEAkAoME'o. ,:H.
1 anu wouia ne qppos'1ne 70 asaln olspLay .no
mn in ta bn;,,i1 S wbo ~ ta 10 drs,s
ns4 u, tna ~ 80 - G pu:uak; ee Mao a1a"
~. aHtnS 4t9n @ sue hn ~ per aay. ~ -
po-HN' LOO ous ooeu aea' tne "o1As tot
91a1e IT, ,;..an atAee7 e. ua" ~ u.s Pay
sIa,d of earnne 5;s saiarv aL, n
!ne lntesest ot 'ne GoVernmen;' n1s Iine Is epent
- eus .nSel ~ e7s ~ A' ~ Ino uoi.netn
sn 1870 " sao eouHy- , 10 - Wy cae " tno
an..-sa ~ ~ - " -. sonso
couase, A1" "a1o LES n1s men In tne same
Auoenet 1e1tule or tne 1oslae WORKING OF sne
apa'kn, - Aaec.s!s ~ uo3o'1-0oase' - efen
A1ote oAa1"stns n.1 sne .. uuJust. -. ,,,1a .z,
1ns I'1Iu1 ot EAfAodEs >,
Parsmeo1. sc great tnes Il II cur
renty sepoftea. %. not proven that
mechanlcs q various H'nas ate oe'ng LET TO Work
on 'ue oa.sado 70 pt'ga.s paElles, wni'e otnets
son,o pf 1ba 9orean ~ e.
"otk. Atepolter was YESTERDAY INFORMED oy
fenao!e gentleman, Who mas IN INSIDE !, view OF
analIf, that II appears TO matter little OF late
" wnetnet the uovernment employees work Tor tho
doeern'nent OF thels oosses-
THE PosT-ofF1cE DEPARTMENT
mas also partaken OF the election fever, and |
"hat mas oeen sa'a OF the custom House Is
equally appnca9le 70 that n1aneh OF TIE Govern
uaent SERVICE It ls reported that not less than
lou more men than Gao be used are now employ
ed At tue Post, Office, and strange to say nre
residents or the NORTH anu West sides,
ana voters IN farnells aud Maras
districts. Ihe application OF South Side
men, 1t IS sad, has been and IS yet useless With
the foss~otace as WITH tue Custom-douse man
agement: 1t appears to be only dispute between
" alessrs. Far"eA ano "aru on the ono hand. and
Ehe General Governments on the other The
workers, the former or the latter?
Another matter IN connection With the Post
ohce ID just now attracting attention, especially
among tue respectsble Germans OF tho North
m HF hp 4&n1f }f,Hf Enr- AcI /