Civil Service And Connecticut
Civil Service And Connecticut
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The fact that he did not make any charge whatever is the best proof that no charges could be made and that the aim was to make the office a political one.
I will not weary you with the details of the discussion in which William H. Taft and many of our leading manufacturers, such as Mr. F. J. Kingsbury, Irving H. Chase, the late George A. Driggs and others strongly supported the contention of the Civil Service Reform Association. The outcome was the passage of the so-called Isbell amendments, th...e general effect of which was to make the law optional. For while retaining the commis- sion, it provided that any official elected by the people could exempt himself from the operation of the law by simply declar- ing his "policy, " while state boards and commissions could secure exemption by obtaining the consent of the governor without any reference to the Civil Service Commission.
A feature of the bill which showed its purely partisan char- acter was the provision increasing the membership of the com- mission from three to five, This had the effect of giving the Republicans a majority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact that he did not make any charge whatever is the best proof that no charges could be made and that the aim was to make the office a political one.
I will not weary you with the details of the discussion in which William H. Taft and many of our leading manufacturers, such as Mr. F. J. Kingsbury, Irving H. Chase, the late George A. Driggs and others strongly supported the contention of the Civil Service Reform Association. The outcome was the passage of the so-called Isbell amendments, th...e general effect of which was to make the law optional. For while retaining the commis- sion, it provided that any official elected by the people could exempt himself from the operation of the law by simply declar- ing his "policy, " while state boards and commissions could secure exemption by obtaining the consent of the governor without any reference to the Civil Service Commission.
A feature of the bill which showed its purely partisan char- acter was the provision increasing the membership of the com- mission from three to five, This had the effect of giving the Republicans a majority.
What to read after Civil Service And Connecticut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry W Henry Walcott Farnam to read onlineMoreLess
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