The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-08
The rublie is satisfed.
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Pres don't CLFvFAsD and bis Cabi- q
get have row msde the greater part Of y
he iupodirte eharges IN ofiee to be
expected from new administration. b
Foreign Ministers, Assistant Secretaries, =
.ome heads 81 bureaus, a few Postmas :
.ers-that i The sum and substance OF 2
all and th e country has approved hear =
tily Of the Presidents appointments. !
He has evidently used care select /
competent men Of high character, and 7
has thus given tie people tie best as /,
surance that they viii be well served. {
That Is the main thing. because the pub :
lie service Is for the use and benefit Of
the whole people, and not for the adj
vantage Of cliques OF rings or factions Of
politicians.
IN the appointments 50 fer made By
the President the theory upon which he
acts is not difficult to see:
First-He evidently does not submit
to the demands Of delegations, and
gentlemen who desire Office must have
learned by this time chat the worst way
to get their wish is to send a troop of /
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ted the bad practice OF soliciting places
an their friends from the President a.
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