The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-16
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-, "AsHINGroN, july 4;h. ~ Tbo
'',..; " asningCon papers are teeming with
advice to eX-clerks, repubJica6s Will VIII
posed TO have been turned ont 90 o0IP
DIT Is TO be regretted thar tba.o oiiiceS
COM paratlvely few to WHOM, tho 49,
aPplieS- It has been remarked tbot tf.o
huInoer discharged is fewer than ns'|aI
AZ me oeSinnIng OF the fiscal yeor Tba
auNlGe given to the alledged discbaroaS
republican clerks may be snnnnood
~, =. ,'nJ a. Iollows: Go into the conn
Js,Io,,II u CIteltHCe truck garden and an in
itL eiiien. spirit plant eggs, raise hens.
ul6 eoia1oeS, make the bleak brjcl1
yaLus aDout washington in MARYLAND
1t is plain that the Wasbin1t,,,i i,' iUse.
nave 1t down fine and know OH obo,,s
farming. They evidently thn,,a.I',
myriad sr two of republican c1nrLa .
would be discharged on Tho tir,t -, 10
~ anu have had this go,d advi,.a az,
p.chle lot them, and although o,,iv
toOut Two hundred were disebor,rod
CIey iauhched their catapults OF COIN
sell since ocean wrought .itseIf int
tempest ITO wait feather ami to d., :.
ny there has been no bettar a,r,,,',
PIE OF over doing thing. Abont al
the republican clerks have ever L,,o,,,,l
or ever VIII know OF farming hos 49,
learned In their regular cujtivat,on ~
Ine In peer gardens which abound In
aShlhgtoh' In these they sir from
uusA untl midnight drinking great
quaHtIties OF beer, and reteshinS the
spy lLual man with musicg from aband.
-, NOtning g OF particular Importance
htS ias oIcuIIeu .I curing the week. Ind
'iSi"S iopeG W oo aoIe 10 give you a detailed
mild feather duster has bes, S,Iia.,isi,y t1ny
tea Tor the heroic hickory broom W.
uy these are degenerate davs
among the episodes of the last fou,
uays mas been the discharge of a demo.
cIdI' MT "allach, for Offensive narti-
SansSnIp' ana the appointment of A re-
Puoilcan. Keller, who is a very offen-
siVe partisan. Mr.. Wallach wssa cIerL
In the Office of the district msrsboI1
which Office is still held bv an snnoinL'
Tee OF President Arthur. Mr. WaSIacb
mas oeen in exuberant GROWING condi-
lion, ike an indefatigable ieTrocratjc
IooSOer' ever since the elsctiGn of Cleve-
IaHu' LIS great cheer6ilness was
worm-wood iiood to his bitter hearted re-
puDIicAh associates. To cut his crow
ing snort Marshall MeMicbael turned
MN out. 1t Is well enough, perhans-
5.-- 81 SAauple OF an offensive
tLa1 enHoUinVlc .iiI parCsani it is poor rule
;na' ;Io. ~; wiz not work both ways. Crow
all the Growing republican clerks and
cackling kfemals clerks were turned
out OF the departments In WashinOtop
the ruins of Babylon are NOT more
halls. 'u0'e Iiarole
Inc onensive republican partisan
y. WHO mas oeen appointed to Office under
tnis cy-in-the-saddle" adj
is Mr.. Keller of Ohio.
VINO IKE Byron and Higgins, awoke
10 ma himself famous. Mr.. X. passed
tue civil service examination and was
appointed to a $1,000 position. He
started from his Ohio home for this
wicked republican city, but the demo.
!; u ~ aCic member of congress from the
district over there from
MhIch heller was appointed wired his
sive republican partisan. who ia hear
ing down on Washington with n civil
service appointment in his pocket."
Inc protest of the democratic member
oI con gress was unaVailing, Keller re-
celVeu MS appointment, and if he con-
= tucts hlinself properly in office, his Of
previous to his appoint
ment. Will not be counted against him.
4 !: MS MS Is good politics, and pretty fair re-
,lglon, but it is stumbling block and
looilshness to spOils men whose morals
ana consciences have been perverted by
sixteen years of Grent, Hayes, Garfield
ana Arthur. Both democrats and re-
republicans will learn the TACT sooner
DR. later that purer, juster political
era dawned upon the United States on
5he 4th of March, 1885.