The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28
coxcpEssMAN MOSES TALKS,
And lie Josns the Demand thae oc"fS "
Given Full Justice.

AZ" A Given Full Justice.
Hon q T, Moses. congressman from the
fourth district passed through AIah'A 1"oi
dav Oh his way homo from Washington
lie goes to look into the matter o. aI
uointueuts for his district, and after Stuus
~ tIn yarious contests going on for post
otilces will return to Washington III S VIZ
course of ten day.. or two weeks, 10 hie
his recommendations ,asoo
..NYhile there ara {. great many ONCE
so,l',r. !, Washington said Mr.. Moses,
Il do not think there arc more than usual
under a change of the ADMINISTRATOR ,.
G,eorgia has not by any means an! ntol
than the other states, ana not h''ll d. lnt tn
as q good many of the northern StdteS'
though it would not be at all surprising 10
s.t. more from Georgia than from the ochcl
states on account OF the TREMENDOUS i
quality 10 which the state has peeh SUI
jecJed in the unequal apportioilieino % has
federal patronage, by when Seott5i. n.i
hen ortraceously deprived of her just pro
portion" AZ; :;
What about the prospect of TINS IN
Justice being rectitled: ~. 4,o,,oh
oh | do not know about tnat, thousn
/ see no reason why Georgia should nos
get her inst desert. OF course there are
thousands Of applications gong on 10 W t ASH
ington from all parts OF the state auii ooii-
gressrnen are consequently under very heaN!
pressure If is impossible to get Offices Tor
all who wish them, though we are dong ti'e
very best we can. If a fair apportonnleht
is made we will be able to do much better
than now, and if it is not made, OF course
the senators and conSTeSsneh Oahi'"' o0
held responsible Tor IL.
GU mean to say
That we have nothing whatever to do
with fixing the apporuonment. Lnere gre
thousands of employees IN the various ue
parUmentS, and strive as hard as we may
10 have GeorSianS put III the places 10
which they are entitled to certain mum
Der, in just proportion to the whoie, 1t VIII
OF course be impossible Tor us 10 succeed
ANTI the departmental heads recognizes the
Justice Of an increase III The state apport!Uit
LleDt AS il il now, we are standing VITA
o;.g hands fun OF applications aud present
ing them 10 the departments. We Will cen
t.l.ue 10 urSa them as best we can, ana L
LCpe there vii! pe No. trouble about Il faE
award being maie. Of course this matter
rests entirely with the cabinet officers, and
J;ist as soo.I as the rGla Is established that
Cur state Is - receive its just proportion,
Eeor.Ifsi.s may depend upon their coz
grcasueli dung theic Irt duty. cf course
until this IS done, We are pow orie5s 10
90 anything moro than ~ urge with all tie
ElSoc at our command the justice OF IL 1lir
appOrtIu3 ment Tor our state.
''iior nsany Georgians were IN official
positions when the new administration
came IL
i DO not know. l have seen il stated
somewhere that there We're about two hun
dred, and it is q generally accepted fact
ii Washington that Uf this two hundred
credited to Georgia.. net one-half OF the
number are really fcoin the state. Of
course republican, administrations, taking
liofe of the fact that Georgia has been al
most squeeze; OUT of representation, found
it co,iveaianG TO cls>i!s il great many ap-
poir Cyne1ts 10 Georgia ii order to avoid the
criticism OF oTercrOwling the appointments
from republican, states, WI:lcE already had
more than the:r SHIRE. 4 close exnr.ina-
tioa will disclose. | think, that quite mum
isar of those credited To Georgia III the
blue book DO not belong there
Mr.. Moses has made a splendid con-