The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-30
SOUNDING OUT OF THE WET.
A RUSH OF OEEICEHOLDERS FOR
GIVE SERVICE UMBRELLAS.
Collector Hendricks Looks on the New de-
parture with some DOubt-1f the Classined
Service Is Enlarged II VIII Probably Not
BE In the Big Federal Onices In this City.

p"rture WIN some DOuot-H INC S'sSssS"
Service Is Enlarged II VIII rrohao,y No'
"e !" INC dig he"er"' ""'eS "
From the present outlook 1t Is not likely that
Collector Hendricks will regard the requests
Of chiefs Of bureaus TO transfer them to places
protected by the Chinese civil Service laws.
Tho applications OF Auditor Stanwood ana
Deputy Collector Bergman to be transferred
back to their old places as entry clerks In the
classified service have not been acted upon by
the Collector. and. while he is disposed to do
everything reasonable in the matter he is
asked to make new departure which might
be misconstrued by his successor.
1t is true that he could do this. under tho rule
Auditors office and also Mr. Berryman's desk
"sor penutT But
Co., III thot tho ro,uost. -, Nr st,nwo,d and
Mr.. bergman are .r considered out of the usual
run, and to grant them might establish pre-
ced l. which would be yory botbersome in the
future. Although there is nothing in the
Chinese laws which prevents removals from
the classified service. and no cause may DO
given. Secretary Faircbild established the
precedent that some cause must be assigned.
The news Of tho applcations made to Collec
tor Hendricks has spread to the Post Ofice.
,no s.ores anu u, %n ongp "a
bureaus mere IN NO" YORK. Inc cnort OF ne
publicans to get in out OF the wet before March
,iahnu .nia;ni, Thsr h.,is,o th,t aIi ohiafs
hIeher oilic'a.s. i"oy pche'e ',"' al! e'',ei'
Of bureaus should stand or fall Just us the
higher chiefs ars compelled 10 do 1t was
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po'h'eu OUT Ses.eroas' a'so INA. ont' AUX
wumps have attempted to avoid tho conse-
quences of a change in the Administration.
vornI Ori.nr Silos W pvt hol;.v.d Tint h.
Naval oncer ei'as W. burt oel.e'ea 'hat ne
should be protected when the Cleveland Ad-
A. Cou,s,oa, nttar h.inw roi,IJ rIo,a,.rd
No .oihstocA' "''er pe'h. iao'u .,e'eiAhu
,'n Harrison Administration quickly cot rid
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81 Tin nh.' c ny. ~ IEa reasmrv ,rants Tom
Jingle. chtel Oh tne treasury u ngen.s. ION
NE reach OF the hepuniSan chIettatns OF New
13Tk STtatc; ne Is now cntei cterk OF tustoiHs
Mr. nGIe mas Geen IN New 0rS M,,nn me
with view toward r obtaining tai I their backing
should things LOOK sduaiiiiy lor nun under me
new Aami9 m tst 9 me ieH.inG IN certaln
irlennly 70 WI; alngite; " p,,, .., go, =.
sudseis %i,h others aEan ns M uinse 20 pre-
many DemocraitS MerG ,Iis hn4 pHir.ets
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t oES OF these democratic i"poi'erS sa'o yes
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minlssration. J. anu ny irlenoiS VII see 10 ~
tnat I"o SuSIai n eHIoStes YAH 'me @
one o. y ho WV wb no sn .g % car
tainly has influence IN Democratic circles. ~
M nose lamiilar WIN We re!a!lons q NJ.
ington WIN the nerchahnts OF Now orH do not
hesnate % Say ,nht nr; ,, anu MS coteIae
have had altaGethet 100 muGm power S unaer
| inc present AuHihisItdtiotl. lnelF power was
enhanced al,! when Mr.. Comstock was made CHIEF
clerk ot custous. v,,,,, .,,r