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Judgment. The President has decided 20
appoint only Democrats to federal Offices
In states where Republicans have no rep
resentation In congress.
Republicaa Meeting.
NEW YORK, Oct 20. The Tribunes
Washington special has full details of the
Republican meeting at Secretary, Sher-
mans residence. Cox OF Ohio defended
the President. he indicated his cordial
support Of the Presidents entire policy,
and argued that Hayes had simply carried
into practical effect the principles enun.
ciated In the Republican platform. and In
his letter Of acceptance.
At this point he was interrupted by
Frye, Of Maine, who asked Cox to point
to that plank In the platform or to that
clause in the letter OF acceptance which
f0reshadowed the appointment of an ex.
Confederate and strong Democrat to
capinet position.
Grape, Of Massachusetts,, indicated his
support OF the President, both In regard
to his southern policy and civil serviss
orders
FRYE spoke in very strong ssrins OF COM
demnati0n OF the southern policy, and OF
the Presidents civil service reform. He
declared there was nothing In II.
Hale directed his remarks TO the treat
ment Of anticipated Democratic resolu.
tions.
TO saw In reference 10 the southern policy.
They occupied the time chiefly IL q dis
cusslon OF the necessity Of avoiding q
split In the party upon any vote which
the Democrats might force.
Townsend said he felt very kindly to-
wards the President and had desired TO
support him cordially, but he had be.
he read from time to time that the Presl.
! dent regards the members OF congress as
| a set OF scamps and not exactly as reputa-
| BILE people. Townsend said as he is con.
sidered q tolerably honest and respectable
man at home, he does not care to intro
duce himself at the White House where
he cannot be certain of his standing.
General Hutler spoke with great earn
| estness In regard to the importance OF the
| Republican party. He took the position
that the great object OF the Republicans
| should be to insure its success. His re-
| marks In regard to civil service reform
were particularly pointed and were chief.
/ ly In reply to Coxs discussion of that sub
| iect They were filed from beginning to
end with sneers at this portion OF the
presidential policy, and to that part oil
Cox's speech 10 which he declared the
president Is In full sympathy with the par.
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that the president sincerely desired me
good Of the party. Was IL In the cnolce
| OF the cabinet In which there are at leass
| three members who do not care straS
what becomes of the Republican party.
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are not In accord with the party
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