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plans which had Heretofore been the subject
~ discussion IN thu National lng stature,
plans which w Tho main Nrre "a Il1lri upon
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hut vhiCl lacked curtfin Ut the prominent
fcliinr4 whereby that system " liHiln
giislrd, I felt bound Ia intmNr ms Doubts
whether they or any 81 them would uinrd
adequate remedy Tor the evils which they
niimed 10 correct, declared noyrrthelNss
~ II " the proposed measures should pfu'o
acceptable ~ Congress they would receive
tho undertaking support 0i the hsoruiiy-
since itH suggestions were subnhiitol Tor
your consideration there has boon No legi4'
lniipn upnn tho snhlort ~ which they relate
Bat there has meanwhile been an In
crease In the plhlir interest IN
that subject, aud The rcpple
Distinction NJ party. have 10 vnrlpis WAYS md
anon frequent occasions given cNnrr sion %
their ntfnHst Wish Tor prompt Uti definite &C.
tlon. ~ my judgment such acton should ~
lnnner hn postponed. may hdd that my
ONn srnHe ~ ~ pressing importance In.
bern Gui"krnrd by 6iservniiin, In . practical
phnHN NJ tho latter, 10 which nttFutinr has
more than once boon called ly my nrchroeH
sors. The civil list nnN compress about lon,.
p1uarsnns, the larger part 1i whom must,
under thH terms Of The Constitution. be- 80,
lnniel by the pro.ident. either directly Or
t%hiongi his own nppolntccs.
In the Early years 1T The administration ~
Government the prr4onni direction Of ap,
pnintinrnts Ia the civil service may MT have
been m itkaomn task Tor the Executive hut
now that the burden has ineronsed fully n
hundred Told u las become greater than ~
should bear. mud n necessarily diyrrts his
time and attention from the pfope discharge
OF uther duties no l"-s re .ppnsibln, unh which
IN the very nature ~ things can not be- dele
gated ~ otlier hnndr, In tho judgment ~
not n few who have given study aud rrhcc
lion 10 this matter tho nation has OutRruwn
Tic provisions which tile Constitution has "a.
tnhllsliei for nlllns tile minor oficra w the
public service. hnt whatever maybe thought
Of tho wisdom or cxrniioncy ~ changing the
fundamental law IN Tits regard. II u certain
that much relief may be- Afforded, not only Ia
tho prosiient AMI g. The heads ~ the depart
monts. but to Senators nnd Representatives
In Congress, by discreet legislation Tbey
would he projected IN a gfcRt measure by thu
bill n y pending before thN senate, or hy any
other which should emhody it, important
features from the labor nf examining conflict,
ing clam- and pfotcnsi0as OF candidates, I
trust thnt before the rlnse Of the pre- rnt
session soma decisive nctlon inny be taken
fur The correction NJ the evils which Hr In tho
nresent methods Of appointment and I assure
yon ui my. hearty 90. operation IN any meas.
urcs Witch are likely ~ conduct 20 that End.
As ~ tho most appropriate term Hnd tenure
II the official life Vt the subordinate em'
plnyees W the Government. II seems
u bo generally agreed that whatever
their extent or character the ono
should ha definite Hnd the othor stable
aud that ncltlrr should be nsnlniri ny
t'Nl wv THNNhEW pAltN- Ut nnNllAl W WV
fortunes 81 AZ Individual. u matters little u
y epropie at lanrr what ooinnetant rot-nn i
~ thr head OF THIS department or nt thai
bureau, h.thoy loci assnr"d that ~. removal
ni one anu thr asc-tlnn oi another. VII not
Involve ne retirement. oi hon u and tttthInl
Huhnritnnte~, whose DUTIES arc nirrlN 81
mini.tfntiye. aud have mn legitimate cnnncc.
tlnn With III, triumph Of any political princi.
plrs % the sncerssni any political party or
Isciinn. ltts 70 ms latter elass 81 ofhrnrs
tlat tnr Nnnite bhl To witch lave alr"aly
!.i.ft," esc'l.itely, applies, While neither
imninftns tue VAii service cnnccrns the
hy the President anu c~snnuaied by The senate.
prvhen.ion a. 70 Tie ltepusney -ith shirh
cnmlsent 81 an oficc and ann,lr,sd another
In his stead.
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