The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-05

which obtains i'm Great Britain, but
which lacked certain OF the prominent
features whereby that stem
i. distinguished. Feel bound
10 intimate my doubts whether
they or any NJ them would afford an ade-
unate remedy FOR the evils which they
aimed to correct declared, ueyerthe.
less. that II the proposed measure
should prove acceptable to con -ress,
they wouid receive the unhesitatiuR
sup ort ~ the executive. Ihes -ug-
gr-tInu- Vcre submitted tor our con
sl1eratiou There ma been no legisla
II % upon the subj ct to icE they
relate, bnt tA re- haas been an mere ST. IN
the public interest uu that subject, an
the people Of the country, apparently
without distinction NJ party, have M
various WAYS aud upon frequent occa
-iou- gwen expression to their earnest
wishes for prompt aud deiiulte
tiou. In my Judgm Mt such action
should mo- ugcr be postponed.
Ihr.iyIl list now compr svs about one
b Iudfei thousand persons, the larger
part Of whom must, under the rms Of
the constitution. bee selected 10y the pres
ideut. either directly or thr ugh his own
app iutees Much relief may he afford
ed. u only to the president and to tue
heads NJ the departments, but 10 seua-
tors and representatives ia con rcss by
discreet legislation. They would bc
protected iu "a great measu e by the bill
now pending before the senhte,or by any
other which should emhody the lmpJr
taut feature eAemptnE the executive
from shr pressure OF personal inpprtu-
mt! and tom the labor Of eXamluink
the conflicting claims and ptetensions
~ candidates. trust tina before TIA
close NJ the resent session some decls-
i've ac ION may Ice taken for correction
of be- evils Of tine present met ODDS Of
appointment, and / ussure sou Of my
b arty cooper ton in any measure
kelly to rondnce to that end
II mutters ii tie to he people at large
what cumueteut person is at the head IT
Tins Iersrfnrtit or that nureau. II they
fol assam ii tbut the removal OF nue II. Il
tI,a.prr.za,nn nf uuntber will nat involve
,l,o r.tir.,,.pt ~ hnu.st and fuitl nj
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po!I''"' P"'s i"''l H. rs !" 'ulA
natter CLASS on "Iheers tiat tle senate
ON I" "lh'H ! nave "i't""S eiet,el eA
clu7l'el! hppIlr7' WINE neither tl,at nilI
nor any other prominent scheme 10 I'M
IoNl"R lnI riNi' ~, WE concerns .'e
H'tn - w ',I''',' WI" ~ "P
I,'.''" ~, .n' P'os'"'"' an" o"i''''Do"
u! 'Ho 7','"'o, .............
IN ''hN last aulh"llAed lubhc an
h""h'cheh' Ihal 'n'liolte- oi ihe gov
a., ''l,. '.l ''."',u ll''i . ,os as Il.
HDur icl,' '', II , ", ,ilhh'ilI
w. ,i a. r,,,
i,,'" ,,, ~ r,'t' mo'iu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .,,.t.d ,,, ,l
,,,.i.i' l,,J .I,y.,y. m,.,int.in., any,. sti1
muintain tbat' 81 n,yhIir ntlirrr shoulJ he ~
absolutely tree hs any other citizen to rive
or withhold contribution for the aid OF
me p'utlcal party OF Il7 eholce' IL mas.
noNt't' net4 ulS,u' anu I"upIle's no'
.'' ''.,nu ,'"!, III i'1l' wa, Wy 'o'tc'-
."'li'' 90 "l'1''i pvI'o's a'li Wy otnoI
,i'o.''7 ," '. Iu.', l'u''o''H NV III Nhys
en- ',"e, .i."i ''ao,s ,,"Se o"'N
,,I'at ,i,,i, t.t,7l tHor, A. ,'a,. r,n., %
I, ,"'.ns 7,rbnnr s,,in'I rt,t sncb n'r;
button, are not vuIuut, nv and in m, iudg-
mrnt their collection should be prohibited
by law. 4 bill which will clrctuay
suppress them will receive my cordial ap.
prevail
Two GRAVE QUESTIONS.
Amongtb an .tious which bave he N
the TO- ic, of recent debate in the halls
of congress. none nre of yreafer yravi Y
than those relating to the ascertaium nj
of tine vote for urcgilpntiaI electots au,
fine mite dment ,fthe constitution in its
uro,igInn. for deyoIyiur executive
functions uuuu the vice u. esidept wien
the president suffered from INABILITY tu
'discharye the mowers and duties Of
his office. trust that mo- enbar, nss-
mcnt may result from a
failure to Getermiue these guestions
before another national electi n.
p,,vo,,v
me rrHuIlS Whlch nave thu al
tended I'' e Iorcemept OF the recent
statn Tor tue suppression o, polyEnmy
III the territories are reported by he
secretary OF the interior. 1t IL not no
hceahle that any additional Legislation
III this regard will be deemed de irable
until the effect Of eSistin- laws shall be
more closely observed and studied.
rnYrrrsInH
for winch we owe Ia iii. .,iver M ali gnnj
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