Orations And Addresses of George William Curtis
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The President's action upon the principles that he has laid down proves incontestably the absolute necessity of radical reform.
During the year, at the opening of the session of Congress, the late postmaster - general * — and a more efficient and experienced officer has never presided over that department — bore testimony to this necessity.
The postmaster-general is the head of the great patron- age department of the government. The late incum- bent had had long experience in high positions in ...the postal service. He had tested the reformed system, and he declared without qualification the urgent desi- rability of its adoption. On the 6th of December last Mr. Pendleton introduced again into the Senate the bill which bears his name, and on the 24th of January iVIr.
Dawes brought in another bill, looking to the same gen- eral result of substituting merit for favor in minor appointments, Mr. Pendleton introduced also a bill prohibiting political assessments. All the bills were re- ferred to a committee of which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The President's action upon the principles that he has laid down proves incontestably the absolute necessity of radical reform.
During the year, at the opening of the session of Congress, the late postmaster - general * — and a more efficient and experienced officer has never presided over that department — bore testimony to this necessity.
The postmaster-general is the head of the great patron- age department of the government. The late incum- bent had had long experience in high positions in ...the postal service. He had tested the reformed system, and he declared without qualification the urgent desi- rability of its adoption. On the 6th of December last Mr. Pendleton introduced again into the Senate the bill which bears his name, and on the 24th of January iVIr.
Dawes brought in another bill, looking to the same gen- eral result of substituting merit for favor in minor appointments, Mr. Pendleton introduced also a bill prohibiting political assessments. All the bills were re- ferred to a committee of which Mr.
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