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WiIl Back nswn.
wAgNeTox, Oct. e0.-The Times spe.
cial says: The president, In conversation
with Representative Harmer, from Phila-
delphia to day, said the civil service order
had beer much misinterpreted and intima-
ted Il might be modified. II was not de-
signed to deprive office holders of rights
enjoyed In common with other citizens.
The sole purpose was TO reach that class
of politicians who had held office for pc.
litical purposes only, and had brought
discredit and discussions into the party,
and united In efforts 10 intimidate con.
ventions and force them into action In the
interests Of individuals. Since the Ohio
election the president has heard some plain
talk from Foster and others regarding the
election. This has tended to produce his
back down. Republican senators are uni
ted now as never before and all will act to.
gether, including the 90 called doubtful
ones. 1t IL probable no effort will be made
to seat Kellogg, as that would tend to un.
settle sffairs and embarrass the president
by giving Packard's claims some color.
some Of the Appotn tments Objections
able.
New York, Oct. 18.--The Worlds
Washington special on the presidents sp-
p0intments says It Is not disguised that
some OF the appointments are regarded ~
unfit, and there is feeling Of disappoint.
ment over the nomination for vacancy on
the supreme bench; but despite this the
prevailing impression Is that all nomina-
tons will be confirmed, unless personal
and not political reasons can be shown for
rejection.
The Times ON the silver Comnis-
saOnss Report.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-the Times says
editorially there is not enough in the brief
extract from the silver commissioners re-
port sent by the associated press to enable
the reader to Judge of its scope, or In
which the commission has employed the
evidence taken by 1t, but quite enough to
show the spirit OF the report received. A
majority Of the commissioners are evident
ly ready to go 70 all lengths In the silver
dollar. They start out with the statement
that the automatic metallic system, as they
call II, must either be left to work out oil
its effects undisturbed, or else 1t must be
totally abandoned; by which we suppose
they would have the United States make
an unlimited legal tender of silver, or re-
fuse silver at all. The logic of this con-
clusion Is not so obvious as the motives
which lead the commissioners 10 take
such extreme ground. The commission
ers also declare that the serious declara-
lions that the power and right of the Uni
ted States 10 pay their debts In the cheap
est currency have never been abandoned
and Is not even open to question and they
are pleased 70 characterize all opposition
20 this amazing theory ~ the product Of
sentimental emotion. On the whole, the
report appears 70 be . valuable document,
since it brings Into clear light the inien-
sions snd purposes Of the Iesder Of The
silver party. IL b certainly much betser
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