, 1874-10-12

a. 4aSt,4 Was EGllclseu by Il nl!nper VI HGHHoHe4.
to oiTcr as . eonprotnlao hill providing TINT
tho salary, should no s0,0 goo yoar. withol'e any
mileage. but simply with actual travelling OK
ponaos. an.l thai Gill paasad It VAS accepted as
tion u}lt Of tac House, aud enable ',n 70 50 On
With tho pnbasc bstainees. Tho bill wont over TO
tho senato, and thu So'lato amended 1t by sub
tt,isHssins repeal ot tho o!d iaw putting 'a
aud, when it catno back, tho record BhoHh--.6r.
Fafnawortl did not read FAR onough~-tlat /, be-
Ing enliteti to tho floor on tho question, aroeo
and atnthh, substantially, TINT t acccptutl this
omy aud rsdorp, aud carrying ont tho Wishes Of
tho pooplo> and called the prcvibus question.
and tho pun was passed rs it sta,dH now. That
Is All tl'hro IS III that. People who know mo
It has boon in not having sufficient cato about
Of i. liz. Faiinanorth has tAs told iA'yss. yes.
fho IT, a s mn porfsESeoa q n tn thes llne
tho general treasury Of the people Of the United
States. and thought 1t was his duty, suppose,
M to distribute It arnnnd. not to return it to tho
Treasury OF the United sta:es. ue says thoro
found way. fl1ore wcro two good nen tn Now
York who STOOD juBt aH etrong against tho Balnry-
Erhl' az Mr. Farrswotth who invested all thoir
back pay in thn bonds ofthe United states and sent
That paid 80 much OF tho national debt, aud
tlisposod OF tho money. A1r. Farnsworth sent
tho money around to tho counties in his
district. The Supervisors either accepted
Do Kal6 they did not take II, and sIr. Farms.
worth haa uuver told to this lay what b1cane of
tho ~, 0O7 thnL these two counties aont back !
90 NOT know, THO SUPER yieors Of 13oono, as
learn. can,e to this sonsib1o conclusion: that
either this money was donation Of Mr,. Farns-
worth Of fnnde that did not belong to him. md
ho did not WANT. or else It WIS, as le claimed,
stolen goods, ana tAcy did not want to DO par-
takers of It.
Crv1t-sERy1cE REFORM.
un as talhuA 10 yon about Civil-Servico Ro-
form. aud said the Republican pnrty repealed
4 upsor tho lead Of Butler hat ,Tlntor.
That is not 10: TAo civil;sorsico hoform
has beon in operation moro than four
ycars-uearly fivb they hayo mnde their rules
and established thoir tribunal, aud set the Whole
Thing going, and It IL running on. Last winter
| who rlainol to bo the mnstors md teachers Of
Clvi-scrvico Reform chatsod for their seryioos,
aud we found Tint George William Curtis, joe
tho unitod states for thetr services at tho fate
| Of a5D dny. Wo naid. '1you are not worth III;
for ton days' sorvico joe S1odiil asked
nolth: lden. 11nrlbut is nistakcn; neither
/ Mcdii pr Cnrsia drow q cont for
| their sorvices.-JiD. TR1puNE.1 But what does
| clvi-aarvice Reform tnean? 1t means TINT good
| mon bAall po selectcu ana put lhto kno puhtfc
otlices, aud shall 10 kept there an long rs they
| diac.ta,ga their duttda Tlls Ia doua ly axa.n;-
nation. Five years ago this Ciyil-SorYico Re-
former (,lr. Furusworth), who understands
Civl-sefvlco lsclorsn on tho wrong Side Just as
well as anr otlior man ogor did, hnd All opportu-
nifty to send young man from this Congroa-
| slonni district to tho Sayal Academy at Annap-
oils. AS the most reasonable way Of acting, he
ought 10 lave thrown tue appo'ntmens opon to
the district. but This. Civil Service Ref9rcr put
hls own son III thcro. This yeur, |, vino do ne<
mako any pratcntions, had the right to ill
tile vacancy that occurred by tile graduation
of young Farnsworlh IN tho rognlar oos!rse Of
time. tMe;t 1t open to.tlis district; examinn~
! aud tho young mai wl1u Succeeded ennotl LIS
position BY his own nblty, and bis own churse-
ter. mud llls Own education; aud. although ht. Is
tho Bon of Is man Ill Marcngo, WHO IL personally
send tho uon or Chnr.oy Fillmore to the Acada-
my. Two yeals ago AR. FArnnwortA had elu,oca
| to appoint solnp uno to tie allltary Academy at
West Point. lie scut tue so1l OF Mr. Dolsoli, OF
| GonoYn, kaue c3uu5y-a Wealthy nun, and u
| ulhn Or considerable lnllueuco OIL tito wrong side
| OF politics. That yoIug man did lot gnA1u-
| ute, at ieaBb did not pass Tho e1amInathon.
aI,a camo homo !. as,d, IN tao trao anpcatiun Of
tho genuine civil poryico. Shoh means 10 lhtEo
eli these p,aceu that yna possibly can 20 bo :h.tel
by competitive examinations amongst 1neu frho
a.e cntltlea To them, ! threw that open to tho
district, and young oetman named Adam,
|
knew, was decided By tho Doard TO bo the proper
pcraol. autl lo was given tho appointment. flo
hus beoM at Wcsl pout d year, at.d want to say
TINT, tioi1, tho reports. l.o fully vindca!es tho
| rz4nriple. That Ii practice aghinst principle.
And two years agu Alr, Farnsvorth who tallsa
loud about nspot;en which means : man xhs IS
ia Office putting his rolatlvo In positians, In Lie
exorciso Of Ills patronage, put hs brothor.iu-
luw, Dr. nars, OF lae ElEbth Cavalry. lu Tho Att
rora post-Olllce- best o!lice in tho tIlstrct.
There is pretty goud rost-O Oaice ut uesdorc.-
the pay Is IT, LOT, and ho put M uupro7:ded-ivr
| nephoH in tllorc. Another good placs IL the Ir-
srcotor Of Postal Lines On tho Pacino Goast :;
an4 4o E,lt another nepl,en thore: And evvry-
tAat there bus never boon n man in Ills wholo
Latoiy ot tho country who has TO raulora olesalg
uued the patronage ut bis command in removing
aud apooint,ng nien for his own lcraonai ndyau-
| Fniusworth.
| 1srErsA1, TRANSPORTATION.
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stansl .u I INV liz brotor l1r,naa,afor lsrr tef ma
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