New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
CIVIL SERVICE JEREHIAHS.
NEITHER PARTY SUITS THEIR IDEAS!
sEwAI11NG THE TENDENCY OF THIS ADMINS
TRAT1oN TO PUT GOOD REPCBLi'

nrwAII1NG THE TENDENCY OF THIS ADMINS
rRA1oy TO PUT GOOD REPrB1I'
CANS IN OFFICE
.no,g tbos. present at the ANIMAL meeting OF ire
C,vn s.ryic. Reform Association, held Al 'he No"
YORK Academy OF Medicine, in Tlrt!-nNt ST. ."
wednesday evening, Were pornah ~ ',' -
rr.,,ded Ira Bur>lcy. Everett r "heel'r' a. ~
MscponousA EDWARD Cary. Horace "hNs, ar
" watson and Alexander Mscksy smith Inc rFes
,.,, Ce,ree William Curtis. Was not heF~' p"' LIZ
, an address which was read by the eecro'"rN'
William Potts 1t devoted to reV'e" vi ""'
ad h,,p done by President Harrison IN inc u'''''
os Owl service reform during III" hrct th' ''' ""
e,aps.d since 10 ir.,uEIrscd ana al epr'sN,"!
tie views Of Mr.. Curtis A. t" TIE a'''u.'' VI "
ConrreSmcr in this regard lie SAM
rhe strict Observance Of that spirit and purT'se OF
rs,1rn, Ly tie party large 10 ilIU~'Ia'cN W tho
pain and their unceasiug assault upon the P''N'
hr, t'r pJarc and hy lAr Instance Of u"torou- TOT.
sna obo1ist WHO wa, I 1sgartprni by
""s ~ ne mos, prUulireu' and inhnrnut o inc PAN
clubs Those are not soi4r9 So e bar @ Of %
rre,, and H. various party s.>ocls,.Cns an !, ' ~
form plcds-s and the party resolution to rfoFH' no
Ut IS S'i in sict conformity With The Executive e%
,hus f,r that IL is ANNOUNCED Tat the seer ' 49,
Treasury Ia, decided that when state d'iofaH ~
Congress has agreed upon canaG,,eS ~ of w.
intrrtor Also Is reported to have said th< h. Is WIZ
Ing and anxious u TIE Democrats torTleo oa u
sITs :" esplain te r.nak The Comm'ssoncr "t
pensions publ" spe"c IA The Pic OF 'I ~
e. r'as,t.nt tof him tina, IN ne conlu" Of ~ oHf'
he should remember the limtaut n OF t-0 law A''
that he must tr~at the boys Nbcrally
In the posonce Department, The graf pa'ro.n ,.s
DEPARTMENT Of the Government. the PrrSlnei' anvn
to the Comnissinpar Of Pensions has boei 'ho""'
with unfaler'ng vigor.
Among the resolutions adopted wcre the following
Resolved. That tho ohIet ps~sont danger 70 IN.
Government Is the rapidly increasing 'oHup"'" Oh
Resolved That the interference Of Senator'S an -
E1emtv. IS in omen contempt Of The Constitution.
which carefully separates the Executive and Legs s':Er
.snt Of IN. SENATE as A. organized body Is c,.cn;i"
to the completion OF an executive app"1,,''nr' a.
inpossd upon ne Executive by tie tyn','tgt,on.
Lecsafure of New. Yo-k By Nc rNprrsents'iycs Of ~
parties which YoPnl.rly En"sn a 81, n rTH Ivca
Destructive efcc, If the tpos >y,"n upon re IroIr
function Of parrs by msmrS , nin n,ry t a.,
'o' Va II at hc thanks Of ris ASSERTION 'G az
they hereby are tenCfert~! u tar l"s"i lcN II,
Potter 10Y his Just and earliest s,at"n"'S "t ." ''
Of The President IN rcr'no~ :" O." ch"rr!s" by ,"'
sermon delivered f. ST PAUL. Cl"fr' %" NJ c"''"i'
inGton.
TIE annual election resulted in t!c c,""" OF ~
following officers President GrOrG' William urls
ytc~ pre-. isvts John Jay, Carl SChurZ. fih".." :
barlow Orlando II. Potter, William +. dodge. J. WI
lis James oswald Ot'erdnr.er ilornr" t. b'm'' :
Executive Committee Everett Y Whe"'e". SIZE "
Eur Edward Gary, Charles C,niiS. h'.''H Y Al,
t;reen. Wstcr Howe. 4 r. MscI'rourh,, An,o4 l"'il
stnke, William l. TrerlOim. G'srs" HiN"' fA'ih"
Theodore Roosevelt, Alexander Ma Ray >r!f. ~.
ian, II Thomson Horace " n:r t. Nhlcl'F"
subsequently at a m~e,tly Of The Executive oun'"
William Pots waS r~ elected >n-r~'ary and Ira I!isI'
va, 10 elected freA~uNl. AID to various S''tl.'
committees were reIrI>ttUrd VII. ltt" hang hD"
fLeir membership during TO pSvOuS year