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houc tF n1 oly own ufhtfrt wore aH tHre as
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hni ucrc safIy cnlar.ei the ciyil service,
uHtl nov lt lUrluls4 vast body oil officers.
Hulcs and mcthDd Of Hup0lUt unnt y hich pro.
vailed whru thf number WHH smaller have
b en- found lutu g ent anu lmprtetleab'o,
aud earnest Croris maze been inain To sop
HrHts the great mass pf NJ lister al ofBc.rs
from faul ~ innuouo anl personal control
lmpa.tldIitj in thH mode Of appointment 10
b. based no Quaifca on, ant e suriy Of
tenure 10 ne based on faithful dschargc Of
duty, are the two ends ~ Ne nccJmpi hoi.
The public bus cst VIII be add by sep.
arat,n The l|egl.ia'i @ bran h Of the Govern.
ment iT Jm all control OF appointments aud
the Executive ! cIaHm nj VIII be relieved by
sublecling u pJ.niment. 10 lived rules ana
thus removing them from the Cdpr.cc Of
iayOiit sm. But there should b. r nd oh
.cryancn Of the law which gives % all cascs
" 9 Iual competency tie nrc q. enee TO me
sod er. who risAcd their lives In defense Of
the Union.
Ienteroi Congress N lsGl. and In a some
what prolonged service ! never found Il ex.
pedielt 10 r. u 4 Ur comment the rcmov.
al Ot q cIfit o u,cr except IN four instances,
and thtn Tor ro1-p0ilticnl %rcasuns, which
were Instantly iOuClus We with the app lnting
power. Tho on Gers - the district, apo med
by Nc. Lincoln Ga lHii upOu tn r-ccommCnia.
{ on Of ny predecessor, served, rs u rule. un.
~ death Or ~rc-ignatol. adopted at the be-
%iinning OF my service the test ~ cimpc ityo
examination for a p lintmcnf % West Point,
m maintained tsi iUn rHs mad the riyht
BY law to Up ONT 4 cpief. In the "a o Of
MAJ Office / fOuni thar the present ay,
which Arbitrarily lin n ths tern OF { q 90 u.
mission, offered u cJfHtint tempt.toi 10
changes for MGR political reasons. ! nave
p ibucly expire SCI the belief htt tho est en-.
"a Modification OF that law would be In
many respects ad ,~aniagcous.
Ny observation In the Department Of State
confirmed the conclusions OF my legislative
experience, and iinpr $ cl ne with the con.
victiOu that the rule Of impart a appoint nent
mirlt with adyanfa{e be carried beyond any
existing provision Of { Q civil service law,
II should be applied to appointments In the
consular sery.ct. t0nsu 8 should be CONNER.
Ciil entnels-encl c Ing the globe with
wat hfulncss Tor Their country's interests.
Their intelligence aud COM ctCncy become.
therefore, matters OF great pubic concern.
No man should be appointed to an American
consulate who is not well instruct
cd In tic history and OF
his own country, and I'm tho
requirements and language Of N
the couuuy 10 VIII Oh h. Is fent. The same
rule should be Jpp,i.i even more rigidly TO
Secretaries Vt Legation In our diplomatic
se-yice. The people have the right 20 tho
most efficient agents In the discharge OF pub.
lie business and the appointing or should
regard this ~ the prior ana ulterior consider.
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