The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-26

mr. Cleveland In Making His Appoint
naent~. Does Not Cater 90 the Wishes 4
the Senatorial Majority.

MI Cleveland. In Making His Appoint
nents. Does Not Cater 90 the Wishes OF
the Senatorial Majority.
/ While the work ~ reform Of the pub.
lie service j. going on quietly and
smoothly and the Administration l.
using rar judgment and skill in az
poinimcnis and removals. the enemies
u the President are still keeping NJ the
luguhrions howl OF the partisan. pro
testing against the turning-ont 81 those
faithful workers who tried all the infln.
ence Of o.licc 10 pat Mr.. Blaine in the
White Hou-e. The chief Ananias OF
them all. who uses the Tall Tower as
laboratory for minirni>ing truth 60 a
vanishing point. impudently asserts
that the men Who have been turned ont
OF the Government service were II a
higher average in character experience
and efficiency than those who have sue
ccssled them. As far as character. ex-
pericnce and efficiency regard tho
IritHne meaning oI such terms IT, a.
sertion may d. correct But the com
mon acceptation OF the words j. the
very opposite
The Administration has acted consist
entity throughout with IT, programme az
reform and consequently il j. winning
praise and support from the people
generally and from fair.mindei Kepub-
liz snS in particular Mauy who were
mi~led by the confident pre- lictions OF
the Blain. ,leremlahS that under Demo
cratic auspices the country would 60 to
the ..dcmnition bow vows" have since
BECOME thorou yhly ashamed Of having
yielded for q moment 10 such childish
deln,lon and they are the most pro-
n0unced in pra - of the new order OF
things. The more marked tie appro-
baton Of the Administration by the peo-
pie. the more rabd become the utter
anee> Of the ultra disanicn ORGANS.
Some Of them have begun to raise up
the United States Senate As bngbear.
the Philadelphia Pres threatens the
President with this bughcar and warns
him that the Republican majority in Tie
Senate. especially Logan. NAV take
Issue with him on the meaning Of the
term offensive partisan conduct. II
SAYS that while the White House mail
carries forth a bundle Of comm sion.
10 Democratic appointees. the fact hat
there j. a solid Republican majority in
the Senate seems 10 b. forgotten The
President. we fancy. does not stop to
consider. every tine that he i called
upon TO fulfill his duty. whether the Re
publican majority in the Senate will b.
please. or not 1t is very probable that
this majority. recognizing the indOrse-
mrnt II the President ; course bv the
people. will think twice before assum-
ing an attitude Of antagonism toward
him
There are men Of experience and ripe
judgment in that holy who are not like
" 10 be carried away to the extreme of
suicidal folly by the vaporipgs and
blu~fer Of 4 few lunatic organs II i
not safe for public man to disregard
the plainly expressed wishes of the
people. and the Senators are too well
aware of that fact They will not
thank the rabid outra-e-shrieker~ ~
their party for attempting 10 put them
in position Of antagonism against the
President The crucial fe-t Of rhe ap-
pointmentS and removals made by Mr.. |
Cleveland in the public service j. pub \
IL opinion That has been unreseryed- /
" in hi favor. and the most sincere re-
formers have Hnhesitafingly accorded /
him praise for his faithful Observance OF
the promises he iuade II giving the |
country \ clean upright aimini<tra-
ton aud clearing away the vast &C
emulation Of Official corruption lift I
by the Republican regime 4 Jrny
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