Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
pop The QUESTION.
Indications that an Adjournment is
Naar at Ha7d-- House Dstsr-
mined Mt to Make the
First Move.
The National Committees of Both the
Great Parties Annoyed at the Pro-
lonsation of the Session.
Eioa Body Waiting for the Othsr 70 Intro
dIce tho Necessary Resoluriop, Like
RI Ready TO tay "Yss."
THE NATTER OF ADJOURNMENT

THE MATTER OF ADJOURNMENT.
sp oisl 10 the Gazette.
washington, Oct. l0.-Soma Of the
Republlcals'in the Hsuse are. getting
very restise oyer the prospects qfis con-
tidueas session OF Congress Aud the
f&ction OF Mr.. Tayink II 0 lilo yesterday in
OBJ citing TO the consi 1ersti5n, Of sny
measures 10 the House4eSceps sppropris-
ton bills, is construed blythe democrats
to mesh that an adjournment IS near at
asno, ou' they are determinedxs resolu-
ton for sdj ournment shsll ngt2orfgipste
IN the House. Mr.. FsIqstar Ct New
York, prominent Rapubiesn, is tSor-
oughiy disguised and thteks OF p:sPErng
sn adjournment himself, and says he is
not afraid for his party to make. such b
move. He spoke to Mr.. B:ecksn-
ridge On the subject, but the latter
ssked h!m TO wait awhile FalQuhsr
ssys he has talked with members Of both
national comuittees in Nv York, and
they are equally Annoyed by the failure Of
Congress- 10 fdi urn. There wss not SO
much agitation about adjournment about
the Senate 70 day DC on previous occa-
sicns, but the subj CT is
Still discussed. Senator H.rrts
thinks Congress Will cult next
Setk. Everything depends upon the
H)use. II that body will ofer date 1t
will De accepted oy the Senate. The Re
publican Ssn.tors freely admit they are
willing TO sci ,urn, but the Democrats Of
the House who visited The s nate to-day
offered NO encouragement to those look
ing u dismission CT Congress. They
say that the sentiment among the ma
JocttY OF the House in favor of sCi0urr-
me1t Is rot as strong now as /. Was
week ago.
TRYING TO MAXI CAMPAIGN LITFRATURs.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Senstor Hsle
to day submitted to the Senate the report
from the special committee to examine
into the present condition O; the civil
service. The report makes 6 printed
document Ct hity pages. Il discusses
eIsaorately the testimony taken ia Ngw
York, Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and
concludes with the following general
summary:
rne investig stions made by the COM
mite and The facts therein brought
lortl established certain things beyord
1. Tha. partisan changes have been
made IN federal flies in wholesale wsy
Under no pretenss that the good OF the
public demanded such changes. II most
marked instances, IS in Pniladelphis,
Baltimore, IndisnspolIs and New York,
hess changes have been followed By scan
isis In the public service, which has been
eldered less iii ;ient by reazon Of these
;hapges.
2. That federal cficisls throughout
ne ultry contrsr! to the directions OF
he President, IS found in his letter Of
Iul7 IA. 1856. have ireely and openly par
icipated n politi al conyen ions and pri-
nary election movements Gsiug their
Hl;lil iLfiQeCce. In PannsylV<nis the
Machinery CT the federal seIv.ce Was Or.
o operation for the pUTp1ee CT coltro.l-
ne Democratic orgeuIZ ui0G ia the inter-
st OF administrator forces GO sgs!ust
lie friends OF M. Randall. The state
{ n nittees were dominated and con-
roIisd By the feceial III I.!e ard the
CT the state Committee
gss bestowed by the sdmicis,ra ion upon
manbar Of the Committee who chsnged
!s silegthCce from Randall TO ths Presi-
en.. In no case d eI the committee
nd that any federal III Ter has beep dts
lplined fer such Interference il politics;
a. on the other hand, sucn Interference
s9 been repeatedly recognized anG re.
iarded. This Interference In sJna cases,
etably st Bicghanpton, N Y, IVES most
fensiva to the people and am 5ur ted to
conspiracy to defesl the popular
I'LL. Tle system of levying tots and
ssessments upJn federal sofi;: ho!ters
or political purposes has continued
1ithou5 interruption since the admins.
ration came into place. TIE commit
ee Is persuaded that al present through
ut the country I'll ;eholders are being
enersily assessed snd called upon TO
ontri5ute from their sslsrias tn swell
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