The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
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U0D O2~r -
S~lviI->~rvl~s E~icrm.r. Ns- rssposs -
p.tahai.a sHsas tue u~Ae~B"ldera 10
order go scare rar,y sa.;.srt at the
Sdmtni.,rs:iSa
The Mn-Nump pres. In Debating
;he question =. 81 " hen = hal: shall -
called 20 removals from oaic- for po-
lIiical reasons. i practically unanimous
in th. opinion tina; III. present course
mus; BE- pursued until N equalization
shall hay. ocen effected b-,wrca the
ofic.-holdin- con;incents Of ;hs two
great political parties Mr.. Clryslani's
letter o. December -. 1885,. an
uogneed \ ~ci @. principle, wiki
which ;hl. equalization co1ia
not possibly have hal any connection
bu: the political horizon y the time
e hal ue-n inAusuraisd had he M
80 mur.y that resort 10 this maN--hiit
va. compelled a, al a indispensable con
c---Oa ~ TIE ~pu3l~m-u lczd-T- ~: the
DymUcraiIr party IN Congress Tie
con c~.iun wa accordingly made ON
the pi~4 that an -uioTC- mcat 81 Mr.
Cleveland h~i.h--ountnC and dainty
principles would al, nate the headers
aaI leave han a Pr->d at wt.nu; 4
party practical and political n'n~a-
uty-wi,h ia!iuT" staring IA ~ Ia -
"a g 1nr sacr.Ec. otiaj. osr pm ip.-
was. therefore. necessary - secure
psrty support u. the Admin -.-atlpu =
po!.cy Ia r,>lc ! 81 other gu'-fuus ~"
success 81: auy one a.: wEich wa> elUa.y
il NO, mn-c important
What Ia been the rcSU''o - the dIrA-
c-.n., entered iuto7 IL does not A.
prar that the Administration Ia, bc,n
more successful n sny of - po.CI-s
than ia that q! the civil service The
policy Of the treasury - mapped uH'
by Secretary Manning. the tariff policy
a, exhibited in the Nprn.,a h.ll. tar
naval policV ~ presented hy crvtIrv
Wh.;n.y and the plan, for coast and
seaport defense, - recommend 10y
tnr Secretaries 4 War and the Nav
have all been either -~irauglcd or
allowed - die a natural death IN u
Democratic House. wtrr. hostility 10
the Administration hE~ MOI; been con
iincd 10 any one section O.! the Cpun-
try. and where il has been A. marked
IN each case - IL WAS IA that u' the
civil service. With All his rcput-d OF
,.inacV the President has stood by
eVrry measure upon which he ha> met
defeat H. has abandoned none Of hi
principles u.tho>c rclg;iu. 20 the cIstl
service. Tho law fnrbai" hlm - turn
every thing over To- In, ,poil,m Il; out
side of that who can >lv taa; hr ha.
not gone a. far a. h" coUli2 Bat the
Muywump newspapers, still support
him and invent ingenious ycu," fol
the conformation 81 his faults
Almost on--half of the Republicans
in office on the ith o' March. lsnJ. have
been replaced hN Democrats bat. aside
from the consideration Of numbers, II
must, be observed tina, the chang, hay"
been made in the most important
offices. and this deceit has been either
totally di>r-gard-d or conniNei NJ hy
the Nu-wumpS. Out Of the l%r.'sTi
cmpiovc- Of the Government the on.uro
X publicau- now III Office arr holding
minor positions and clcrkships. In thc
Post-oilicc Department. for Instance.
where there are about Ji.pp post
offices. in round figures. abOu, 2i.up
changes have been made. but they
have been chiefly confined Ia the nor
important offices. where Democrats
have. IN every instance but that oi New
York City. succeeded Republicans.
There has been all put IA clean sweep
in Collcctor-hips Of Customs and Inter
nal Revenue and ConSul,hip~. Will" in
many 81 the more important bureau
rnta.g anl sh. N..rt nrT.. yn.I.vffH .'
changes In Ike classified service, Demo
Gratis have succeeded Republicans. The
equilibrium To Toe effected 10y ;hi, policy
j. very much the same - that which
would en-Ce upon the horizontal Ill
vision Of = cone ON circumference" line
drawn at a point half Way between the
apex and the base. The division i one
in which the Democrats have taAen al
the meal while the Republicans are
left with the bran -CkirGgO IrtjJuGc.