Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-02
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Wnen a protest might nave heen elective.
The Presidents attitude relative to civil
service reform Instantaneous no change.
mt tho a,tit,,de or NJ W,lsb and those
VINO atree WIN MN mas
Mr. w alsn mas sent ont circular 10
leading Democrats which contains five
ouestiOns which NAV he stated briefly
as eoiio,.s. IL M, prosi,o,t oio,,olo.,5,s
o''lI seI we p'i.0J " ANU O. an" 10 ~ "oO
calculated to do the Democratic party
harm?
In Wednesdav,s Chronicle two renties
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a. P"'''7"0'' "i0 - o''' 'A' -" 9""'
Vi Macon anu Tue oJher 'Ioh Mr' coward
McCrady, Jr., Of Charleston, 5. {. These
answers contain directly opposite septi-
mania Mr. uarsor savs t,at ba ro,,a,ds
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'ne oi''i SCI i0e Po,icy u 'ue les.ue"C a9
a sham. ana thinks 1t is calculated to
divide the party. He believes it Is wrong
to deDrive the Democratic marty of the
o. NJ A,oC.od,, .,,,-,,a.- 4t,o 80.
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tiohs AT cohslusraole IehBIn' Inc loI-
lowing are extracts from his letter to Mr..
Walsh:
I heItave that tho nj erora,,co notvVoe tho
Democratic ana RopnhIican nartiea IL
n1inb c,reato,. a,d ~ for raoro in tortoyoo
then atoftbe Gins ard oUts - 7 re,arJ
chic n, t,e,.o,,,e % him in Ire main 9aat
,1ra tho dltFareT1ce hatyvean Ioc,I eovern-
mont -bC,n,e mi. ON tho ono band and
nentcalizafion on Inc other Were
therefore a ReDublican. and did 7 believe
IN q einTle etronq, co,cartratad o,oyorr
na1t y,0,1td rasist ciyiI saTvica rotor,
and would have Tho noIitics If the General
government represented in every clerk
NV - evsry otiicoboidor Rnt 90 '''e1t
an, NOT Rennbiican-as do not
believe the general Government
bosor ri,,ht 20 r6od5Ia v,+b tbo afT,irs
~ 10 ',yyoo-5Il f,,thor tbar - o.rr,'
ont the hnsinass intrnetad to il in its
strictly limited snbarasN az an Dem1
Got 3n,i ros1st tbe right Of the goneraI
,,o,.ornroant 20 boyo a-ny irtinenca in 80
eondnct ~ eIections would epforca
,,,t ,jiIi - LII, 81 ,,, 80, aa,,,i,
roforr, H. 10 rot falt tho ro,vars,,i
ond honafnI influence of tho gereraI Gov
ornroont5a in aforerce IN orr local ad,irs
10 means ~ mo oaicahoIdors9 ard vii
We nov for Tho eniovrnant of that novver
IL mo- be hut for a short time nreso,5o5
its eViatence rather Than crush n ont
while we mav3
What are a few paItrv offices to the Deo-
pie at larger Do you think our people
would have excited themselves as they
ii a'e t ny .ney
mn another set in their nIacesP No 7
trust the Democratic victory meant more
than this to US. 1t meant the right to
M our own local aualrs, ITeed from
,ne t6is 20 ne the o. ~ ,bo
victory Of orr Marty and includes All thai
we contend for-home rule.
10 me mere Is h9Cnln 1E more ore unueno.
ev mr., sofIiniei nstrons~e ,, WHAT
right have our Senators and Representa-
tives to patronage? Is this, after all, an
aristocratc government! II 1t IS TO be
'0' 10 az ,e. a. ~,
Observation-Disclosures oficiaI aristocracv We
elect our Senators and Representatives to
legislate for us, not to become the dis
pehseTs OF oilces anu :, einoiulnents' Inc
etroyi,P he very ~ the cono
try. our Legislators are encroaching upon
the Executive and Usurping his powers
and duties. senator Hampton's Dill to
loroiu - 9en IA soiioiIa'ioh 10 Wise anu
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