New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
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..,o ,,r,..,,,,o fer examinations and to CLASSIFY
the public employees for hst ~ aid the Governor
in tba performance of this duty ana IN car l as
the rules into effect; Ihey pces clerks and Off
Gers IN the public service should De ~, rre
$3.50. te."'.abshei by the Governor, and they pre-
sasae55 erb fndamenia provisions to be nell
cond1,,ons Of GOOD administration would waTr atIcc
tn niles however were subjec; to the folo",5
proviso: And any necessary ekcep'unis s shall be
eight fundamental provisions OF IN run ,he rea-
sn forth in connection with such rules ana 'ne r's
sons therefor shall be s'a,ed IN tmc mus conferred
mon the Governor was, as have SAID S,,,re
power 1t intended to operate IN h bi might
arise It's exercise involved the ]udgnsenn - exst
49, lastly The employees OF the state now w., - ne
coil 1i.atin, of the fundamental rules ana Whae
exceptions from these fundamental p'o''S'o
Prior to the Of January 49, it T Wa @ @ap pg
ticabe for the Governor , 10 Wnrs in the classes
which were to be subject 10 the EVH S,enart.ren,
animation, and the empoyes OF ', sn fnndamen,ai
nrnyistons prescribed 10y the Legislature. i can
reason that Inc amiSorv upon the
Of Public Works TO make appontin,i!'s 'n ,ra 90
parimen, Anu ii,n his authority The subordinate OF
the snperiniendcnt Of Pubic Works di NOT cpe
pder he operation Of the Civ Service ac', "eo
u VICE. ex rel rel Kieen agt Angel, 100 n Y o6i'
OBSTACLES REMOVED
rho now amendment has removed the obstacle 10
the exercise of this power vested IN tnt 'r W be
over the s9b0 of pbe Works by imposing me
nower OF the Superintendent Limitation o. rry
han0ry pr w to include those subordnate,s
in the civil Service classification 20 nv -, he
irrar exists FOR making them exceptions 10 ule
tDnSamentai rules established by the lesSiAr,
I, is clear that the duty has now deVoV,u . Wy 81
the Governor in accordance win tne pr no man
he Civ Service law and in obedience 10 lhe
date of the spie the ara
empoyes of the Department Of inoiS , And en-
| same way ne has includea ,ns o''''''' any,
The inquiry now arises as TO- ,h ca s"ifcai.0r
Tbn pamphlet which you have handed me ;v"s
Ing the Civl Service rules and rSs" OF he State
~ co NewYork 'as adopted by the Newf or nnroyc
Service Commission September 49, S'' a 1ssmr hat
,Ss r>yasscation is still in force and has nos ' nai
altered , since ,b ise cla T includes nc SssrS
and employees in the lepartmentI o o. ~ mower 10 in
im eve rmnloyes in that Department ulofi ~ az,
Siru service Gle ssincaiion and thc a.
self indicates thai there was no il'Sm l,,es =
STeren, kinds OF officers am empSy's "a aarr,need
ons dcnartments Of the state, "h9 81 a" is ~, n,
under these different classes. ~ pnh,ic Works
sbHdule 3 is kind Of residuary Clause MN ~, q M
all employees having conp pges g or p or cx-
s sr' by law This schedule mus ny Van.
trms excludes the Dcpar'mSsn, u d, rroipng en-
ricyes whose Compensation Is Nyp Of i,ui .' - ~
p,es OF njfestv relates to the promotion Oh en-
poyes Included in the preceding mo indication Of
ale ntntIon that it should be applied to the '
p4r h OF on drawn from examination Of
this classification conarTei ey ihs s. ia Corr
appears by the reports Of me ' 81 the ease o.,
m ms Peop In" ex rel Kleen as Ange IN i hh ma
employees Of the Department OF Utilization in IN
m,s,akabe terms ana ira, the form OF
,i n hefoTc me which makes no reiercH -
| Tt.sNlT RI L.
o' ' the employees Of tho Deparin'n, , q r rl.
are therefore not yet nc-ul ga I'D '..' 80
Sed Service by the only auihority "no '1. ynrnor OF
laws law You cannot, Controller Of me
treat them as being ins1dea ~ an" sompensatlon be
nse ~ anv statute which applies oaiy 70 p'' s,t
included in said classes Inr 's II" shall Ice un-
iawfIl for the Controller to "raw me- 60 am
o.jcer clerk or other person in ,ne pu Dbo is no,
Of the state in either Of SAID casss' oT enpioycd
in pursuance of law and 81 ' Inw 40 ihese en-
poyes not in either o. sH'' O'""-
+ not applicable 10 them
no FURTHER LEGISLATION NEEDED
Nv answer to your first question wmf ,irg %,'y ,ha
Guides an answer TO the thiil, Is r,nt amendmcn
IT, 10 make the civil Service la" appiicaDe T. ,r \,
Department OF Public o MCrKs and cnpoyc in iha
Denartnent 20 classification by INC nee,
se ssid1d thev are 10 be treated by y0n TX. a,
| other classified officers and cmp.oyes, hs ireate
h ~ yn, az lncassifed officers and empoyes 49,
: they are not TO be deemed c.assne' "''''''
| ,bcr action by the Governor. M. su.a-e
your second question seems to be reaniy as "
by reIe re The constitn,ion above quoted ina
provision preserves al acts ana p%rs %, and sbro
gates all acts parts Of ACTS yn'n q, the Law
: nant that provision thapSSer, r,royisou. Tn
o. 49, IN Substance that veterans whose guam
,,cns and fitness shall have been as ~ ~ rr
fha -ixl
ferreJ for appointment over az otL'is eve. h a.
the veterans may be .g rsg 1M' THIS a subsan
Xxi, the provision OF the constitutional NM, -
I ua,1; IL !, il conslsen; with that amonim en' an
: | cban,nr e 10 the effec; that civA Servo. lu''
laws shall not apply TO r Sf.e'1 does not excel 81
day This provision relates no, me't ,e ~ yboe CIV
T. servce law II is repugnant to the woyison oi ~
. constitutional amendment ana Is , 10 veteran
'nrefertnce afcr their fitness has been as.'rr'.,
by examination over o'n M ,be STATE by chapter
~ DO law Of 1856 The second provision WI. ar
makes an d"s not exceed 81 day. an aid
- ton to law made by me aE ar 1 ar Drovi.
Ter s5vas , Gi first provision as, was mmea'ste
+ after the enactment OF chapter - DI rnenc~,f1l'
. 1856 and in fuil force anu '"'s'' EIIHU ROOT.
De- FOR AN EARLY STATE CONVENTIONS
is MR. p1ATT SAID TO FAVOR THAT PLAN-roL
At TIcIANs ALREADY ACTIVE
le .,h,,y lime Q ispeciaD.-Political moyemen
have berrn surprisingly early in this State TINS yea
ID commonly they are deferred unit. August nnt
Z. ready In every county politicians are acuVey
re | work canvassng for support for Assemoiy'he"
is Senators and making arrangements LOT inc e'e''
~ | OF delegations to State Conventions
ut Probably the swiftly approaching contes, lot "
| presidency IT, 1886 has produced some OF ms ear
NJ activity but there political conditions al pfesc
N | in Neg-York State which also have Their erect
e whipping up to effort men interested Pe'so'"'
~ the outcome of State contest at time OF "
e. wear when they are ordinarily quiet. All the sta