Public Papers of Frank S. Black, Governor, 1897-1898
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It is a regular department of the State, feed- ing all others, and unless it can properly discharge its functions it is not an aid, but an obstruction. The changes I propose will necessitate more work, which will require more money. Both are necessary to make the department what it ought to be. I am in favor of re- quiring one and providing the other. The suggestion has been made that the new law and rules require too many examinations. This is not a fair objection. The system is designed for t...he public good, and not for the comfort of individuals. The objection has no foundation even from the standpoint of the applicant, for the anxiety to hold public office is strong enough to make men un- dergo the inconvenience necessary to attain it. If the objection was stripped of its pretense, it would be found to consist not in reluctance at meeting the inconvenience 240 Public Papers of Governor Black of applying, but in aversion to taking the examination at all. Examinations are required, and no instance of eva- sion either by the civil service board or by any depart- ment, should be tolerated.
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It is a regular department of the State, feed- ing all others, and unless it can properly discharge its functions it is not an aid, but an obstruction. The changes I propose will necessitate more work, which will require more money. Both are necessary to make the department what it ought to be. I am in favor of re- quiring one and providing the other. The suggestion has been made that the new law and rules require too many examinations. This is not a fair objection. The system is designed for t...he public good, and not for the comfort of individuals. The objection has no foundation even from the standpoint of the applicant, for the anxiety to hold public office is strong enough to make men un- dergo the inconvenience necessary to attain it. If the objection was stripped of its pretense, it would be found to consist not in reluctance at meeting the inconvenience 240 Public Papers of Governor Black of applying, but in aversion to taking the examination at all. Examinations are required, and no instance of eva- sion either by the civil service board or by any depart- ment, should be tolerated.
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