New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
THE OFFICE-HOLDERS' BAN.
VIEWS ON THE PRESIDENTS ORDER

DIFFERING VIEWS ON THE PRESIDENTS ORDER
There is much political wisdom and tactical
skill i'm the various offices OF the country, without doubt
bur II Providence were TO remove them an me world
woud st go without them. out OF office and beyond
All its temptations, there Is vast mutIta oi public
spirited ana lght-tninkinS men VINO are abhdaniy able
and willing 20 undertake any responsibility which the
retirement Of our public servants now I'D commission
may impose upoh them.-lBostcn Advertiser lRepj
The President has laid the ax at the root Of
the evil. Many CongicS'nen Viii De os'e 10 the order
because they have depended up'n officials 10 acS eau
and cake measures 10 secure then renomnaton
n tie recall 81 these Local oS OF Wnom
viii be happy 10 DC relieved O d!sa}TceaDle duly-saa
result in the defeat OF few Congre,smen Who have no
fitness tor the positions they occupy, the nation VIII IN
ts respect alone, Dc an immense sAlAeil boston jour
nal (kep9
The politicians complain that the party can't
be kept alive IL Is deprived Of ne CUSTOMARY sefyces
of th, fellows WHO hold he Offices ami rin me
machine al thc same Il Then let them resign aud es
f0 Why should rhe Democrats be- taxed 10 support tie
men who iudspcns b'e to their oppon ntsi The Ee-
publican party and the United states o America are s-
tnct orglEiI itions.-lBo,tOn Herald Qnt)
The Presidents letter is blow 10 if not at
tnc Republican ruiy. IL viii not eieatb improve me
pablo service WhIc II VII nat,llaly NsAeH l.e he-
That most public officers discharge their duties 20 tne
Cnyrrruienr which employs them and al the same ime
Take lively interest ~ politics and luG helping Eand
"a political clmpaigns.-[ Albany E12less lllepJ
Does President Hayes propose to punish
oce-hJdeIe ior ous io others what "Gs done o. nm,
and without which he coud not have Dern e,cirdt We
are not yea prepared to sanction any shoD policy; We
cannot yet believe that the Administration : piepatd
undertake s enforcement il ls unno Do every sense
dcmoriZng I'm th.s, t.at II proeialmls honoHpc ana
necessary political service dlslci u'.3ej y '.iises .
hOW not rOr real Ie.Oim bdl ciitciy al tlr precious
r.ns of ,llzeusuip: il /, unjust and wholly antrepD-
Hcau party that att mpis 10 par sleA apomm"oe
do.triue into practice VIII deserve ami surely receive
,nDritpI ronui.r coEdcmnation.-lTf Times d,epJ
nj, -, L., r,,d,,i,bIo evils IN our
mere nave % %pec f 10 10 aepr
I'm mrs ne f,-bt Of p.rflcipatipg in the orl.
i rIilricil aalIs of he comtiy De announces rule
which cannot regard either a. sound lh i!ncile,so.'
H., have no doubt that the present mo- cnclt 10
President means wen ana none-y ann, to advance .le
fcHelai N,,i'' ~ & ii1 t,,i sni ;1,er j. too mach
ueli ~ I 'i'.- G ~ iii Wv % ~, tii ncvy t.n ,'lanY
ol the ll,tu III" I"'''"'io J." '''' "S' L'-'' '''
journal lHeIJ
How much the Republican party has resled
upou thc assessments wsid- nom thr ointeholels nay
Dee gathered nom tir lii "hlcl -oea W" ih euN''l'
0i thi, order nom tho ".Ite hohfe' lni- .t'A,{ 3
nruy-.uc " guEs " used " 20 HsIt tAe rit hb' DIV
Hayes went lh' r'sht 10 seN'i @ 1nn ''2 @ w '. ,i -
f,',' i. ~, !. ,, the rr,i rcooo which las escaped tho
LepubacIu riuglrad'rs since the ON oil iaat AdieI
/ Ain.t.v Arci- tDeul
m. IL. ! o., do,o,t,,ro In nolitics of greater
iHt 49, 49, -, - " " ~, ' ,1t b.' i. r,i,.,t.d 1T
what hs, lon. ben considered hsolct.
iri u.n.c bui has ur} been successfully pW
l.. nit,rli'u # the Republican party pIoFc, tGe 10
itself it VIII come forth from tAc te,t siIcu hel,d ia
purified. II the attempt fans, D. VIII remain in .lr
n.cr anon tle same level with its political ry1- ,iia-
cisc journal NIep)
IN IN L o,rJi,I, ornrovcI bv A
Inc Oiutr VII Dc S"lui'nnS tnS "PIl,VyIi ~ ,gsrtr
large majority on inc p',plivi ,, ,ii n, Il now
Enr-' II ,i oI ih~couniy T. strictly enforced
r. n. .t.t,l nnr.-hnllrrs are prevented from bringing
~, ,,yr fo hear upOi politics, tlc reform MI
% - ,n,.i ,bol.sone one ii president liay means
t.',s m hi. moral conra.Y. ami consistency ara
oI r., hi. ro,5i,c, he ma, accomplish what hs pre-
ticesor -, ,roiss but utterly failed to acheytB Bai'
falo Courier lDcml
Tho oItlpr will be very important IN It's con-
,,',. and win undoubtedly create cOnsdorabico %.
liio1 Ia having down ana acting according to ipe4
80, ;viIi e . bIlshed tlit fIiurc P1sF
% ,i 81 fi il .rV pad for ms Administration 90 break
o''S r5,si, ~ ,in " EN,,r,rs iR.p)
TI,'.o,-o. ,,o,, be tho Indictment pos,ed up0n'
. " 49, ''N I'm, ,lnu- ~ ,.i uovlrr. hs dCnci
ts , ~ & "a stioT must lie enforced n he reform o.
tu,.' -, ,,r,t1isi hy the pArty at Cincinnati AID
he ~ ni an bs iet,er of accordance II t. BE- &C
~ e,,,i,i,cd 80, -llIarttnr,i POS fRep)
c"n'p'i'" -, n , o., Nortbron
The order VIII interest IIoi. yluS W. N"l'F NJ.