The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-30
oocrMASTERSHIPS
FOR REPUBLICANS
n,cAT1oNS ARE MOST DEM
N ocRATs WILL BE TUNED .N1I
o oIIT AFTER MARCH 4TH.

,,,,cIIINGTON, D. .C.-GosS1py
W. WI Washington is pulsating and
political over contemplated govern
all az Changes when the Harding adj
meh.l '.ra+;on takes hold OF the federal
Du S,nns are not only bringing discus
- '" but in some instances are well
So dor W. wav for firing" democratic OF.
e enu'b holders. They will be supplanted
nee minis from the republican fold.
g G,;t aossip covers the white house,
ln'S se9ate the national house OF rep
lne e and every government de-
Ie aStn1snt and bureau, big and little in
pp~d out of Washington.
anu II, nIain words if you are a democrat
"a =" have failed to hold down your
ahu with some kind of a double
9 9.rked continuance, just get the folks
~ home to take you back on the farm
q, in the village store, for that IS the
OO,oediate objective of many a demo-
n nrn+ IN the near future. 1t is not only
t .l@a brt indicates at the same time
Ill., the republicans are taking cog
Ii ipooce of the fact that for the next
fnnr wears they are to be proprietors
lQ", tbs mammoth federal pie counter
at Washington.
a' Incoming republican senator's and
honse members have already passed
tbe word along the line that they
mean business; everything from the
nresident's executive order OF l9l/,
rp'bsrebv postmasters were placed I'M
T I,r civil service rules down to the
uar;ons departmental places in Wash
ACTON are to be reorganized, this or
n m1 to be for the principal pur-
ss Of putting the G. o. P. in and
the democrats out.
Don't Like Wilson's Order.
Not onlv do the republicans assert
.hat the order of the Wilson admins
tration lust referred to will be re-
yoked and the way opened to super
coded thousands of democratic post
master with republicans, but they say
oiso that there is to be general over
hauling of the departments and many
reforms in the service. The eStaD-
lishment OF plan whereby any en-
Move who has charges made against
him will be given hearing and to see
the evidence against him is almost
REPRESENTATIVE Martin NJ. Madden
Of Chicago, the Illinois member, OF the
house who openly declares that ne
sees no objection to the same schools
for white and negro pups, the same
street cars for the two races, the gen
eral use of Pullman sleepers and DIM
inc cars for negroes along with white
people and that he has no use IN any
way of anything savoring OF I'M
Grow" law, is the chairman OF the
house committee in post Offices. With
the leading men on the democratic side
OF this committee defeated IN the re-
cent election landslide it will be easy
sailing for Madden with his republican
colleagues to bring out OF the commit
tee almost any bills they may desire
1ohn A. Moon, of Tennessee, was one
Of the southern members who fought
the democrats battles but now that
burden will fall on the shoulders OF
Congressman Bell, of Georgia, who
will become the ranking democratic
member of the post office committee
The general postal situation mdl-
Gates that with a republican postmas-
ter general and with both the house
and senate committees strongly repub-
ican democratic officials generally
see Their severance from the govern
ment pay rolls soon after March 4th.