The Washington critic., 1885-09-28

on TO Washington and tell what u good
man another member of the gang was,
and so II would be a case of tickle all
around and each would recommend
the other. Here Mr.. Lawlcr picked up
paper and said: Now, look here;
there's Fuller just from Philadelphia
in Washington. Business, of course,
is what he's there for, as he don't want
an office, but he would like to see Mr..
Hoyne selected, and old man
Dearborn, too. The chain gang
is at work on its rounds,
and the President, being so ----
honest, never 'tumbled' to their racket.
It's all right, ] suppose, but the work
ers get no show and the other fellows
get everything, and the Congressman
are ignored by them and the Admins
tration, and | was nearly ordered out
of an office by one of Clcveland's 5 new
appointees. am an Administration
| man, Democrat; but will the workers
stand the treatment they are getting?
Now look at this Ward $ advise asked.
| Ward dined with the President. If
| Ward dined with the President guess
he went in to see what bones were left
| for the Cook County workers. ] am
informed by the best and most reliable
authority that Cleveland always dimes
alone. He takes two or three hours at
it, and il is there he always reads his
confidential correspondence, which re-
| quircs great thought and close inspcc-
tion. Well, may be, but some of these
ofiicc-holders don't want to set out to
antagonize their Congressman and snub
them all the time. Why, ! cant get u
man appointed in Chicago by these fel-
lows. and there are 200, 900 people in my
district who think they are not being
used right. | am going to Kansas City
before go back to Washington. Good
by"
~
The policy of the English Govern
ment in regard to the conduct of post
masters in political affairs has recently
been issued by the PostmasterGeneral
of Great Britain The order states
that officers of the postal department
are expected to maintain certain re-
serve in political matters and not put
themselves forward on one side or the
other, so as to invoke in the discharge
| of their duties any suggestion that they
are influenced by political or party
motives. To guide postmasters and
other oilcers, the loiiowing reSullliohs
are iu,u uomm Ky ,ni, nU o, Slali
oorvo 90 V,"o On a cnn,mitine havinr for ;ts
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lpmaoLim% p"aoLCir' or o0 mr;t;n~ Throo tbpt p'o mo
npo,;no ypan se,;o;t;no vntSs Cor onI ,,ortic,'
'Co inr oon1iJatn shoII bn o6ixod oitbor
r,it,,;n or without onv nostofico or
o,hnr m'r n;id;nc, ,nJor %Iy ttyo cppntroi ~ ,bo
Jonortmant JSmo, % ond o thot ,vith;n snnI, %
h,iIdinms bv%i , ~ r'nr,or;ai " or oddrass v,;th
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II, th;s conrtr, ,yithout oridonco ~
Misconduct Of moro sor;ous and %rova
nheroc,er s't ,han ~ ' thot ] cnntnmnioto5 % '~hv hv
the English regulations,
~
II has been ascertained, saws the New
York Leralds Washington corrcspond
ent, that some of the clerks who have
been removed from the Treasury De.
nortment rocent,v were romovcd bo.
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S"uao Jna my n"'w ai Pvaa,',ou ", ~ inouailns
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Inh, SiIih9 VIII ~ po l lc1iuiIeu 80 W pay nohes'
ueo's VI w i.,,lotG. ,;Ji sonio T ~ ene'ii ".c
In IN ss''o VI ueP'uu'ion; helo Is W
po no eAeIp'lon, ailu nisn anu low
itast ~ m;,ie's 'nuy SNo sUlno siS ne vi
Do'nS "'"t,S W oI.'.1 up .no' ni'nvi", ,
l,a.seis. ~ ooilic siIopkseePels WHO iilu
5ni,n S,,ho9' No' " , .no nuu" VI ,. Ioi.oo'ns
Honos from a., Jeparstono napmast IiensMior h
H.tc'oioIc ii,,Ia .nc nepal.n.cn.s . huve Slscn
in This rcsnectMh9ye nrescnted their
bills recently and were gratified upon
receiving portions OF the amounts with
promises oi niohtnly payments III the
nnid ,"id'0 'ii''' 'i0 ''i'''' ''''' nus o'ei
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Tn nm elaborate and Instructive ort;clo
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uPoi' 'io 'i'''' ,'''i an" supp VI 'ho
du'ies imposed upon inc lhlrd Auditor
of the Treasury, the SUHd0y gazette of
Yesterday refers as follows to Auditor
Williams. "Thot he IL n nartisop IN the
scnsc Of be;nc n decided Marty man n
Democrat from ton to hottnm and All
thc.wov.throuc nli.wool and n ward
widc l. sometbing he docs not donv ~
naIlioto. Int r. p soid thot noyt 10 =
Democrat Of his own strinc he likes :, n
Rennblicon who is os decided and ont
endIkam os bimsclf II ia ot lenst onlv
fair 70 saw that he seems 70 bavs
'cauoht on to thc sconc and dctoiIs oi
HE ofiice with great reodinoss and II y {
thorougblv insnircd his entire force
with tIc innortance of bcin~ there on
time and ATTENDING strictly to business