New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
PART II.
PAGES II TO ID.
A CRITICISM OF CLEVELAND.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORMERs COMPLAIN.

NOT PLEASED WITH THE ALLoTING OF FOURTH
CLASS PosTMASTERs.
Wien the annual meeting OF the National Civil
Service Reform League convened yesterday at the
CITY Club, No. 677 FIfh-ave.. at 1920 q. m.
about skis person, were present Carl Schurz pre-
sided He wa, unanimously elected president OF the
League and chairman OF the Executive COMMITTEE u
succeed George william Curtis. These are the names
OF the members OF the Executive Committee: CAR
schurz New York MOorficld Storey Boston cher'
man :. Rogers, BrEaio. y. y: william y. Aiken'
Norwich. Conn; Edward NJ. shemrd' william -.
BroOslyn: Charlie, j. Bonnprr'e' bsu"'"'.'
Herbert WclS Pliiiad, lphia: Everett r. wn'Hsa'
STA, W. Burt. \. X. Macdonongh. freaeich ".
Whitrdge Edward Cary. Cherries Collins. New-,orH'
william " Mont gomery Philadelphia; NORTH wy
man. IT,. Cambridge, Mass: William d. fo"'"e'
Richmond, Ini.: Richard II. Dana. Boston
These vlceprcs,dens were e.ectcd: CfarieS fra"'
ri, Adams. Boston: Henry Hitchcock, ST. LOUIS
Henry Charles Lea PHILADELPHIA: \. Il. MacdonouRn'
New-York: John Jay, Ncw-Yorh: Bishop fo''e''
New-lCrh: Bsfop Ryan, BuGalo: and severn l'a'"'e
Walli, Baltimore. ~,
After the president had thanked those present ioe
his election Charles " J,onapartc. Of Baltimore. resd
n paper on The Use OF Patronage to Influence Les''
la;on., Wi!am Dudley FaulSc. OF Indiana IN
lonr manor discussed the declarations OF the TWO
great parties their candidates as wei as some "
tho di,crepancie, between promise and performance
In respcct TO CIVIL service Reform Claiies Nooic
Gregory OF Wisconsin. spoke Oh The corrupt se OF
Money in Polite, and Laws for Its EreVeh''oh' "e
closed BIZ giving history Of the Corrrpt ia'uees ACT
in England. lie said IT compelled Integrity J." e.ec
ton, and exposed all those who broke the law 10 puoh'
| obloquy.
Do,mon r. Eaton regretted that In ire papers
which had G,en read no reference had been made 70
| the recen, law passed against corrupt prdcuo'' ~
| Missouri. a result Of the WORK OF 'i' 'N' -
Rcform Association OF that state. lhis IN" hp""''"''
moro neatly than any other the English one. A''hur
Hobart. Of Boston. prised the wof"ihe % wv IA" "
| Massachusetts,. Everett p Wheeler spoke OF me
| measure Of success when had bc'h "''''" W ~
law in this state.
| John C. Rose OF Maryland said that III" coahmaa
CT tn. Alabaml Democrat Committee who was fon.'
Auditor OF tho Treasury from 1920 to lo'o 'od MN
| thu. tho party carried th" election III '"e">" y,
huv,rg nm fine negro voters. Lucius d. swift o.
| indiana ,aid amid laughter: In h'ha" o. 'h' "e'
scendan;, Of the cxslives dc ire to SAY that 'hrS
hav. . largo number OF white assoca'es.' Thomas liz
ryou NJ baltimore said that ono OF the worst ica"ires
~ corrupt pacticc, at election, the ore of COM
narrative recent gIowhtLat Of p3yi"s voters I" '''
away from III" polls -, M
| rho trosurer's report showed Balance ApTi 'o'
1872. sl142 36: receipts. $.7'09 81; di'p"r""'"', J
ri ,6O6 o.: loan toward aiding s0'" s''''''
| IL 200: net balance, Sl.l13. -
ArcllfpQM VI.
carlo. NJ resolution, prepared by comhh'''' WIN
Touched upou every phase of the civil service IN 'n'
! National Government
These resolutions were also pa'>'"
| The uneauivocal uttcrances OF irc'lu'h' ',
,us,lv raised the hope, Of all who believer " Wv"
| srvic. Reform II Is therefore With I"er'' ''"'
| ,.oc,c mus, record the fact that th" syS'"" "a ''
| mont Of four;h-cas, postmaster, as 'h' p
| noitical services has not yet been "iHo""''" :,
.we commend the policy OF secretary '''o''
Containing ,bc miles vsnich were introduced III u"
| Navy Vard ny Secretary Tracy. s,no,ioc n
The league records II, cinpha,H @ ", q nnnn,
,rv SUGGESTION that the President power "i nPP" .,
meut To Office should be 'ls'n I'd a"e'' w"
! action 81 Congress. - ,or,ss exnr,,sin
After recess a resolution was acop'n rNp, r,,na
recr,., nj the welnign irreparhcin ms w,,'s. /,
rs,.r.d hv the league In the death OF neo's "cn,
Cnr,is and authorizing the appointment !" ,,ana
n,,teo to Arrange for the erection vi ''"
memorial in his honor o. %, tho Commits .,
IN ,,,iaai >.se.smpnts \ resolution WI. ". -
n',.ay au,hor;ing a committee 10 x u" 20.
- mrc. mon the pr"sidcnt ia" adoption 81
'o"',,r Tor the cement OF tilr rr''' at, nv
Tran,. NJ Ioonis. OF Iui'ao. o'errn !" ~ n,s, !.
.nid.mmlnc Governor Flower Tor haIihs P.s f No,
,nn,o"iy I'm the compei'tiv" ~ch'dn" ~ - 4
, ,'nna,,,ive schedule. The euU''l WIS - yor
r"np 'ir,i service Reform Associations Oh wv" '''
and Buffalo. ,,,