The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-12

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Ia I,,;,;,I -. t. haon
$50, n -. a,'.;n r lie ,,a,;,d On
ooonmnt -, tI,a crr,'ath nf hus,nesS There
a,ra ,,r tha nr;n;,'aI fnroa If tba nfice
',hn,t oc ,,ar an,,t The CO Far nc tho
ao'u' 'o pei oo'l', ms ." Ia, .hnn
', 1870 10 g. - :, r., ,,,,tIio sar
10" ';., ,,,,,,., " '' III Inr;,,,, similar
800, ar'.,, ~, t,,. wnrs, d,ys -, the nur.,
s,o,, ,,J .,Ir,,,s, .,s mean, the
H., -, .',,,,,,,,', .y., he nrac
80 ,, 49, i:, - i; avory large
.ea''S r''''N'"' "'''"so ~ man Who
'i'o. VI '' ,', s'n hn mod in any
l'un. ", ''.' 's " tha;r axnert kpowi-
os s VI N 49," 'st 'f KS nhanye however. was
NJ pr,n,s Predecessor. Mr..
49, NJ, Rr,wn states that when he
- 9t,io. he fonnd one hundred and
80. Of the old emnlovees still remain
w.. ~ This number thera(ora which had
s,,Tryivad tho orda.1 of Mr. Va.zau,s rnJe
Mr. Brown himself removed eighty eipht
ner cent So demoralized was the office
that he was likewise forced n dismiss
war haIf Of Ar Voozav,s anno;ntees
Evan mora axtr.nr5;narv ;s the foot that
ha was obIi1ad 70 disn,iss ,nore than one
Gftb of his own In f,ct if there is anv
,nor;t in tho sys,ar, ot rotat;,,p in Office
,ha R.It;n,,,rn nos,of4oo should oonsnicn
,s,,. a,,I;f,, - So d,,n;,,o the last
four years tba rnnhar of changes has
80 Iorr,a,, IN axoass of The totaI mum
~, -,
o. -. ~ oil chic 90 .da verv an.
,ant hu IN oartifoat;on hooL AZ
rordino 70 this hook among those an.
nn;nteG dnring the three wears prior to
i.st Nouan,har tho daoI;n.t;nns averoed
',I,, - 90 90, vaar hnt If those
,n,o;ntad s;noa that Tina ahout half have
JaaI;nad Tha onnn;r,aas dn nor tbinl, if
.nrtb wbila to t.Le Office since the
-, oF adr,;,;S.nat;on oy;deptlv he.
I;an;nG that The measure which has been
rne,ad ont to their nredecessors will now
no meted ont them in tnrn
nAnotber resnIt is shown nv the seem.
inglv almost universal navment of cam
na,gn assessments at election time. Al
p,ost oil tho olerLs Who were questioned
adm;ttad that thev had .volnntarilv, Maid
Let fall for camnaigo nnrnoses SIMS
CARVING from two tn tonr per cent. of
their Salaries IL this ave.age held good
among all the emploves something like
seven Thousand dollars must have been
Maid IN all which would unite iustifv the
remark made 10 master Brown by
soma of the local committeeman of his
marty that his men had all contributed
we'll, The money was generally paid IN
a hn;lding abont twenty stems distant
from the nostoffice Mr.. Brown broue hi
No nressura to hear on his clerks to make
them contribute but. as he very truth.
fnIIv remarked he snnnosed thew paid
with the hone Of getting some benefit. sas
the averaoe man 10 not narticnlarly anx
IONS to oct r,d of his monev, One of the
eleyan RennhI;can hold overs nut il more
tersely. He testified that he contrib
uted TO the Republican campaigp fund il
1884 and to the Democratic campaign
fund in 1888 because lit was expected O
every maj, holding a political iob:' anC
he had imnartialIv 1ratif;ed the exnecta
ton of each side in turn. This particular
witness had paid his contribution to ;
fellow clerk in the building itself: he tes
tilted that the clerk to whom he had pai(
was one Hedge Evans, but apparentl,
of a weak memory, was unwilling t.
swear to the fact.
, "Mr Brown states that all .be remoy
ais he had made were eior rause. and il
all cases to nromote the efficiency of rh,
service and denies that he was Influenced
nv noliticaI considerations =, Mr.. R,ose
Welt criticises Mr.. Brown for maxim.
oanaral .cous,t;ons against discharoef
amnIoyo, wbo sbonl6 no entitled =,