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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

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polv.any has officially lr"u rcnonnc"d by
III" Latter Day SAINTS. President W ""dIuil
has j>>uod IN clit fr,lidlin. N fG'ur" plural
n,rliac"> a> in vio'1ti'n. n"t # ia" I"Ihc.pI''
and practice IF "a" Mormon Chueh. l"lf OF th'
'ov> Of ,h. and IA" valIdu! "i tbs man
If,-ro ha, lccn recognized hy unanimous action
IF the apostles. bishops and elders. EN ms
authoritative action. assuming that u" h'rr-
mchy means what il says. the question 81
uolycamy ha, been settled ~ tab ~ ia"
Mormon, thrm> .lvc> under pl">-lil" g. '"n-
rrc>s,oual LEGISLATION and III" DECISIONS Of The
United states >Uprrm" Cnuit>. li"ho"i"lth
pln.nl marriages VIII b" c"md"mn"d - 'h'
ihoncracy winch In, invested them with III"
facIiIou, dignity al r".Ig!"U> INSTITUTION
Whatever the futul" uf Moimnni>n without
puly.ariy may be-. IN" Nation. assuming aGAii'
the sincerity of THIS declaration. i r.l'"N"d
from In" lurooIahl" r'pr'arh "i Ia" social
dc.iaaat.on caused rs Il revolving system OF
ualrag" in portion OF III Western domain
TIN. n"v cIict applies only T. fuiur" marriages
in I'tah and leaves the stat" oi thOu>1nd> OF
women already poi! samou>ly married undo
,cru,iurd Bu, "a" natural cif",: of III" action
i J.
l>ting plural nriII.ar,.> and T. involve gradual
,oIaIatlun> and ia" di>cOnllnuauC" Of former
relations Polygamy. abandoned ~ i religious
canon. will speedily cease 10 rNI"i III ihc Nor
mon paradise.
Docs the hierarchy mean what II say? The
country has hitherto had ample cause for dis
trusting il, sincerity. hui thcr" are now >ironr
reasons for accepting thu. cdf at Ms FAC"
value MIaintIon i, ont of III" question. ] here
/, no secluded quarter in the Far West wher
the Mormon leaders could hope 10 rc-oStahli>
their power and 10 defy, as they have succeed
cd in doing for many Yeas. the authority %!
the United state, law and the moral force OF
American opinion; and Catholic Mexico would
not tolrrai" their presence within It's borders
Moreover. then possessions and material pros
prrltv combine TO keep them wh"r" they are
They have grown So rich and powerful in t'tai
that they would not hay" entertained Il proicc,
for removal. even il any now wtng" from adj
yancn, civilization and pioneering enterprise
had been opened to them. Their prosperity
has been their doom. for il has anchored them
on ground where they must inevitably perish
a, a religions and "A political organization.
] MS - non no" apparent 10 w" lcdlclS. WIN
have compromised the marriage question foI
tho sake Of retaining their influence. authority
and possessions. They have con>olcd them
selves with tho reflection that Mormoni,n with
our polygamy can continue ~ exist rs re-
licio,s and political power What they hay"
failed to perceive is III" inevitable effect OF the
incoming Of the Gentle world. rolygamy Is
the first sacrifice that is made to the progress
of Western settlement III the Territory II
will be followed speedily by cncroachmcnts
upon the temporal power Of the Mormon
Church. and ultimately by the placement OF
the religious denomination
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SOrDTFE- ~ FRANfE.

After s:rucclinc in vain dining IN" last Ten
or fifteen years I" prevent III" 'ha'''h'"" "
tho law recently pI.-"d r"n""ilnG th""I"eN'i
students d">i.n"l for the pri"S'h""d Ii'hl' I"
COMPULSORY military >rivI'' ia" rh'h ''>"'P>
L,v. suddenly com. To- IN" conclusion tha' 'h''
r,o,.u,c which III y have until upW 81 bitterly
,r,,.nd i. calculated 10 prove Of ln">,lmahl'
,.rcGt I, the Church. bi>Gpin" X OF Ju>' a"
vital importance to IN" thul'h ~ II : ~ '''
army and in. l">-un> OF paN~iN" "i"'lh h''' "'
rc.;rc t. >upriloIS. and ct G""d-iithr' am
o,nd fellow >hip taught +" I'll N""n" >"'''r'
,ounu, f,I 10 lcny" a lasting impression upon
them when they are Transferred from me SGT
... of ,L. state f. that at IN" Church. Many
, ,,mon, and eminent divine. both III recent
and remote tlm-. hl> worn IN" sash "i a mn
itlty officer l-!rIc assuming III II ~''ih me
.tnlo of a priest Nm"nI ia" lost known IN
.,,ur.s are puuc Pms y. CaroIntl> tl""ard
-,l.orhn,n and rlarc. and Archbishop Net
,cor. Of Mnycpcc.
|, i, po>>,hly owing 10 III" remembrance" OF
the distinction a'TG'l"d IN tn" service "i '"'
church rs tho" soldier priests that IN" n'h'h
bishop, hay" been induced Ia in''ri' some
win, tlrly expression ~ approval ~ ~" new
law i'm the institutions which they nav" )l>'
i..uod tn ;hr >"minarl>'> about Ia enter In"
ranks Of the army. Will" ~lcn"" Is r"'"ih
m.ndcd A. lrin. the best r,'oind"r III IN" east
# an in ;rliln. remark comm: from 4 superior
,hr bishops IN no WISE pr"hIlii the Young men
from fch,ing tor their rights If Ia" insult Is
from an equal. Tn" instructions. moreover
declare that Il vigoloH, military '"lvic" loyaIly
pcrforu,.d cannot fail ~ rXcrcl~" SANITARY
effect upon the minds and h'di"- ot the~"
no,tu!an,, f., admission 10 holy orders. and
cyprcss the conyI, iIun that II l. among IN"
vorno member. of IN" Church Militant that
tho pioneers If IA" Church Triumphant VIII h"
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TIE Talk or THE Day.

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j., I,r.u. lu' T." u"''r lnrid'd -" .i' ''' '' "'''
,.,,. ri.,l,d ancestors. pief'r"9s - '"h" h' p"'
anon. plan Americans and ''''.Ne "''"'''' ~ ~"
bu-.''-> If manufacturing "ind"" '">"''
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=. Ii..'r. ,r,r Montreal! a. tvc ~ ."' N',i ''
.o'r" point, anon ~" , L ~, su,..l a d.
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l:r.y v.cN,-. bat a" ha~ ,"iIh - q" - ~ an
-" moral, "t a. own l""P'' 'P'''-'' =
, ,,Ii h lad ,f .hc Aayu II :lr DIS when every
go .,.h o,,. o. Avs Professor SWIM. Md
a.. r,,.,i,ics II any rel .,pns d.noul. nation
,.r, D., rce, r.l,, -rioo'h faces fr She l";v lT or
~Wins ""'M h' '"'"S ''' III
tyranny.
:, ,,., "a a vein Of superstition in most
y" d"" tl..n ,.,'h = ,,.li;hi D, ,,,. l,,...
pr'i' 80 'h ''N- '''t 80 90. y,,,lI -, a..
,rkl. rln, in., WORT 'o.n'tir,'r" !"- got - ''
r."m. t'''''"'' r'i'ini"; ~i',r '', ~ r,,
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~ .,rr,tn.- tin. Listener Aa- f'n't'i mat l' h''-
-c.; hah i"'I u'.; "'t'n"> r,H't un'n G,, ,.
u = 49," m,',r.,and -m ley wh,h inNc>r-a'c,
t,, i At rnr!'% % pr "y"ryth"t a, acc
~, ,..ic. a. wv, , logical mistake, ainthrr
h'',! i., ,,'r.tt,,.~ similar phruouraa with 4,
,""IN , ,rr,'. ,yrr, ,li,I., and rr,t nothing
u'''HI"''a H., M, ,i, WIN iu, in,h i,c,A, .r
HH'H'' DIV m',' Wv s,r. linn, q, rrd ,, IA. tru,h
:, oi.o l,,c really 10 find ont I great thing tln;.
though 'ur !ndiNiHuhi Nv nir n,e' ivy "'c l." ~"
short ''i l""'' ''''''" i'"' app
Tho 40 Name Magazine" published IN Baltimore.
r,,iri,c, that civ with c,at severity. d" Bait
mnrc,.i-" n says. are not popular III Baltimore.
Let u man rom" here from the North. south East OF
w., ar VITA an unprvnouncrall. fn,l.n and
,r.,,elul.c foreign acreut-and IL will Dee DIS
covered that he can pull teeth fee, pulses. put Ia
, up nm, them out FAR better than u native, pr,,
u,,n.r I'm n few wears he will iuv a house on a
fashionable avenue and load II with costly pa!at.uC>
and brio i, brc willie the professional who l.,
native here. IL Obliged to llr" in modest house IN
,Idc street. and i fortunate his income Is ~ nuch
~, The foreign pspitiuuor pays 10 hi, butler or coach
hlnh'
I'll. por,. Harm , sc,ni roIi,inus v,cl,lv Save
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Amuscnents.


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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR BtlLDING--t0a m 10
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CASINO-s:lj-Mne AuE1t.
COLUMBUS TIiEA1RF-s-Romeoa and juliet.
DAIY'S THEATRE -. and - New Jumps Tor Ola
GARDEN THEATRE --SUESct And Doctor Bill
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, and : -Mihstrrls
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LYCEVM THEhTRE-2 and Sj0-The Master OF WOOL
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHITHEATkE-
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and MI HYDE. s30-Bsau Brrmmel.
MINERS 5TH.AvE THEATRE-e-The Editor
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pAlMEKS THEATRE-S-The Red HnssAr
pKoCTORS 23D.sT. THEATRE and s:l5-Ah inc Com'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
THE KAISER and HIS GENEfALS'

a
Tho announccm,a, that the German Emperor
and Count Wald",.cc have com" 10 an agree
mont with regard to military policy means that
4 most serious crisis has been avrIted. for
some weeks there ha, existed seemingly
homeless diff terence Of opinion between III" LIN
noror ON the one side and Count Naldcrsc"
Chief of the General staff. and General Nerdy
DIN Vcrnois. the Secretary of state for War, on
tho other These two highest officers of the
amy stlenuously urged the Immediate adoption
# plan of military reform which would cnoi-
mo,sIy increase the nlmcrI'ai strength OF the
ARMY. They gained in this the support OF
nearly every one in military circles. and wcr:
50 confident Of Carrying their point that at one
IF the sitting, of the committee oi the Rcichs-
rag the War Secretary referred to il as fact
almost certain to be accomplished.
TO This scheme however, the Emperor and
his Chancellor General Won Capnvl. were not
friendly. and this abrupt announcement hy
General Ncrdy du Nernois brought the young
monarch 10 his feet at bound. "That is al
together impossible :" he exclaimed. To adopt
such plan would add more than five hundred
million marks to the burdens Of the nation
II is quite impos>bc." And soon aftcrward
the Chancellor under Imperial direction, pub
licly rcpudiat"d the utteranccS Of the Secretary
for War; This made Il change in the Cabinet
seem imminent and inevitable IL was incon-
ccivabc that a Minister should retain his port
folio after such an incident. BIT General
Vcrdy du Vclnois did not at once resign
Pressure was brought to bear from every side
to keep him in his place. And indeed it WA
most desirable that he should he kept there
for his retirement meant that of Count Wal
dcrsee al>p. and a general reorganization Of
tie military staff. The last few week, have
been filled with great anxiety. therefore. and
the resignation Of Count WaldcrSoc upon whom
the on,,> Of the dispute with tho Emperor was
shifted. has Ieen momentarly expected. That
danger + now aveitch. and while Count Wal
dcrsce roma rs in Office it will not matter that
General Ncrdy du Ncrnois has been replaced
by another War Secretary. The Chief Of the
General staff i the really important military
macnatc. upon whom the organization and
efficiency Gf the army most depend.
Upon what ground an agreement has now
been reached does not a> yet appear but il is
to be supposed that the Emperor has won the
day and that the army chicftain> have yielded
tO him. After his recently manifested solicit
tude fvr the welfare Of his subjects, the LIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
THF CEESTS TPOTRLF

Esteemed contemporaries that do not wish 10
do Injustice will bear in mind that THE TEIB-
INF. in it's comments on the apparent mae
curacy of the census, did not say that Superin-
tendent Porter had proved incompetent As a
.tat!stician. or as a director of tho work Of the
bureau in the compilation OF returns. II did
,ay that be had not tn" training H. r"ndcr him
competent in the selection of all sIhordinatcs.
and perhaps had not given his personal alten-
ton to tina, work. OF his capacity for the
other prolonged and aiduous duties of the
Office no untavor hle opinion was expressed nor
has tn completed work yet given occasion for
an opinIon. The truth apparently is that as
,i,tant> were selected having charge Of differ
rnt branches of the work. or Of the work in
localities 10 whom were left the methods of
selecting the persons employed to make the
enumeration Perhaps III some cities that
c>potially difficult task WAS well done. but in
some others il was mol. In some cities, too, the
instructions given aud the suncryisioQ eAeK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

peror could scarcely now consent TO take an
other vast army from the industrial and pro-
,luctive strength of the Empire and roll upon
the already ovcliaycd remainder an additional
burden of SIS, 600 600 year. neither this
attitude hc an indication Of In" Young I'm
pcl0rS strength or a prrmonltlon "t inc weak
ching and decline Of his Empire from 4 military
point of view. may 10 noolcd question. W ha'
is certain is that tn" very monarch who' on MS
accession. was regarded IL an lntcril;it"ha
hrrbiand. is now the foremost opl"'"r "i All
extension of militar:Sm: and that l. something
for which the world may well he grateful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

rorciop- manic was caused in BncnoS Ayes
by rumors Of a fresh revolution: the situation j.
scri,rs - The French Minister of Commerce"
,yiN frame a hch tariff bill. with Teripr'''>
nroyi,on - Cholera has broken o'it III b'i'-
Iona. - The COPYRIGHT question was liScH>'''
iy ,hc international Literary CONGRESS. III session.
~ London. - Sir Henry DrInm"hd N"!h +
dying.
pomcstic-Twclve men We're killed ard oTer
tNc.tv injured III an explosion at tE' INl"i'
Powder Works. near Wilmington, Del
Tho iron and steel mon visited the works ~
Lebanon. Penn ------ The President was "nthn-
,jcs'ic,,ly received on his journey thro"eh emo
IGia,.l and Illinois: lc mad" several >i''"h
.-- Major Mckinley oIcrl>l lis campai.n with q
snccch a, thl"r.l,ur- in Holmes County. ONO.
- The Committee on Revision Of the West
Minister Confession inct i'll Allegheny City, prni'.
- Tho Illinois Steel Company viii mantilc'urc
tin plate in Chicago in eighteen m"l'hs.
Ci,v and Suhnrhan-1'hc conference committees
Of the Republicans, County Democracy ana 'hr
Proplcs League agreed that Comfy Demo-
crut should head the coalition ticker against
Tammany - The Enclewood 'lN' cave 4
yycll.at,endcd and cordial reception 10 William
Walter Phelps - The Court Of Appeals dccIied
that the elevated roads must pay damages to
abu,tinc property-owncrs in Pears'. and the
Rowcrv - Winners NJ Morris Park: The
Miss Hooker colt, Bayhoo, Tristan, Annie,
Tournament and Salute. -: The Fas>ett Com
mit,ce continued It's investigation OF the EXCISE
I,npartment - Stock, less active. but with
fluctuations steadily approaching, and closing
quiet and firm.
The Weathcr-Foiecast for TO dav Clcarnl
and growing warmer Temperature Yesterday
highest, 81 degrees lowest, 81 average, ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

Major Mckinney opened his campaign last
evening with an eloquent speech al Millcr>-
burg. in Holmes County. This county Is
Dem cratic stronghold of the most pronounced
type: which is reason enough why the MARIO"
minded par:iSan> who controlled the ia>' 'h'"
Legislature made it a pat of Major Mchinl"! ;
district. It was a now region to the Ga'liii'
Ohio Congrc> <rnan. hnt he was received WIN
warmth and his speech aroused much interest
and enthusiasm. lie is too good igh''f 10
lac damcd hy adverse circumstances "h'ch
merely pvt him on his mc'ilc. ONO can III
afford TO refuse f. send such man pack 10
CnuvIoSs
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There ia n pressing public demand for Nh" text

There ia n pressing public demand for th" text
Of tie ncw tarN laws, which an'r' the 'ohdi'
tons Of all forms "f general hlSlhfsS' lH'
Trlhunc's convenient pamphlet of hfty PAGES. IN
Tilted The New Tarih Laws has been ISSUE
after a panstalilnG revision OF Inc 'rN'. "
shows the old and Tho new rates, ana also me
,nrratiou ,f thc REFORMS embodied IN the Ad-
uIui,trat.vc bill Large orders hay" nlirndy been
received for this handy little volume Of fifty
pnee, II Is what every business man Will rr
amin. A. HI, desk Tor the purpose ol convenient
Ieicrrice. Price. 10 cents.
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efficient and faithful service is thoroughly recos-
nized, but that honorable army records are not

ID. c. Fishcl writes to the MISUNDERSTANDING
party" of Rensselaer, County accepting nolnlna-
tion for the Assembly, TO have wen your
approval" snys Mr.. Fishe. land that Of the
friends you ~ kindly represent. is indeed swcc''r
70 me than anything else that life, with all H.
mizcs. could afford" Inasrnnch as Mr. FlSh"i
stands about as much chancc of carryin. TIE
Czarship of Russia rs he does Of carrying the
district in which he rs running. 1t /, pleasant
for his sake 10 reflect that he knows of nothing
"swectcr" than the nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
A FAIR COMPARISON.

From The Boston Journal.
careful cou, idel;ition Of Mr.. Bryce's article IN
Th, North American Rev lew Will lead to the con-
,,n.l,u mat the Democrats who have clamored %
,n,,K AGAINST speaker Reed, and have dubbed him =
',r i.,t,., hr mas undertaken Ia make the House
hn"iu., body would not hay" Jared any better II tey
had tries, their obstrc'iv" ana time consuming 'ae"e'
p .t.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

Not often i, the value Of good character moW
imnrrssivclv shown than III TIC case of young
Frederick H. Worth. who has Just hrrn acquitted
ON Ionn Island Of tie charge Of committing an
atrocious assault on an aged merchant at S'a
CGf The circumstances against the accused man
wore strons. and he would undoubtedly have Urn
s..nt 10 prison had not thc Key. DR.. M"rrdlth' ot
whose church in BROOKLYN he is a member, and
other men Of good Standing borne testimony u"
his excellent reputation Iii" ease Is singular
one and II is not surprising that IL took the jury
some time to agree on IA verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
\ SORT OF UERHYMANDER.

From The Washington Post.
There may hc 10 great significance in the fact but
II /, a matter Of history that he ohio campaign opened
with a train robhrry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

\ TIP roH SUPERINTENDENT CONkLlN.
From rir Bo>tou Herald.
Now that Miss Murphy. the New, YORK nlpp%
poiaums has got a baby. pcrhsp. it might - tat -
web " sdagsss 4sy v Nga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

having the Excise Department and the whole
city government intclgcntly and properly adj
mnistercd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

When the courts in this city resumed th'u
sessions on Monday, there were ior'N-hlhc "'oI'c
eases on the calendar Of the Snpreil" ourt' lh''
is not record TO be pointed to with pFh'c ny
NcM-N OrkcrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

NEW. ENGLAND TO HELP BUILD TINT NAVY.
From The Dath lMe.) Times.
The next proposals submitted for building warshipsl
will lind the Bath Iron Works among tn" nrS there,
and tho people Bath aud elsewhere should let their
minds rest that Of those big fellows Will DO built
rlKht here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

The National Guard of this Ntatc-at least
that portion of it which had the privilege oi
camp life at PccK>kill this ycar-i> the subject
of pleasant words of praise from Lieutenant
Colonel r. H. jackson. of the regular amy,
who observed officially the evoutlonS and
discipline at the State Camp durlnS July and
August. Newly, rkcrs admire and appreciate
their citizen soldiers. They cannot but be
gratiticd 10 see the seal of approval placed upon
the National Guard 10y 81 high an authority as
Colonel Jack son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

HIS TASTE DOES NOT Run THAT WAY.
From The Minneapolis Tribune
There have been great many reunions Of soldiers
tb, year, but exI'rcsdent Cleveland has not beeu III
YiteA ~ attend alugln Qua ri thepA 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

A recent disordtrly Democratic convention in
Boston Is described by The Boston Herald tDcm
az shameful and "disgnsiini. Snrh fronk-
ness and pninness Of speech on the part OF Dem
ocratic journal are a. commrndahle as they are
unexpected When Democrats begin 10 tell the
truth about themselves il shows that their COLI
dition is not utterly without hope,
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JuUiuoS conviction and sentence to be exc.
cuted by electricity have been affirmed by the
Court of Appeals. but his counsel is talking OF
obtaining a writ OF habeaS corpus and then
undertaking to prove by the testimony OF some
Of those who witnessed the judicial killing OF
Kemmler that the new method OF execution Is
crueI. and therefore unlawful. Already this
Gaze has been brought before the Federal courts
by another lawyer, and legal complications OF
large and varied dimensions threaten to pre-
cede the application of the fatal current t. the
condemned murderer. Whatever else may be
true of the new law it has, for the present al
all events, made it a more difficult and involved
affair to apply the death penalty than it was
before.
Ii can surprise no one familiar with the course
Of things in the Excise Department that the
two Commissioners who have been examined
before the Fas>cu Committee confess that they
feel sick. All that they have said shows that
the Department has been run as Il Tanmany
machine. The Civil-Sclvice law i, openly dis
regarded, inspections are admitted t. be only
a matter of form. the rules of the Board are
complicated and unavoidable, and no attempt
is made TO enforce certain provisions Of the
law. The Commissioners reluctantly admit
these things, and plead that they are sick
The disclosures ought TO produce such disgust
= the people that they will insist hereafter on
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