Reform in Earnest
Reform in Earnest
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Perhaps it 'is just to General Grant to suppose that he was not informed of the practice of his predecessors, and of the sentiment of the country upon this subject. The course of his Administration in this respect, it now disapproved, will not become a corrupting precedent, but if approved by the people in his re-election, there will be no check or limit to the vice in the future, and the public offices will be regarded and treated as of the President's personal right, to be bestowed in family ...aggrandizement. The rule excluding family appointments, rigidly enforced, may seem harsh and cruel in some instances, it may exclude some fit and worthy persons, but if it be abandoned or re- laxed the evil is without a check, and as we now see, the temptation to build up fami- lies will break down every resistance and inefficiency, favoritism and corruption will break over the public service as a flood. What you owe to yourselves, to your children^ and to the future, will not allow you to stamp the vice of nepotism with your approval.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps it 'is just to General Grant to suppose that he was not informed of the practice of his predecessors, and of the sentiment of the country upon this subject. The course of his Administration in this respect, it now disapproved, will not become a corrupting precedent, but if approved by the people in his re-election, there will be no check or limit to the vice in the future, and the public offices will be regarded and treated as of the President's personal right, to be bestowed in family ...aggrandizement. The rule excluding family appointments, rigidly enforced, may seem harsh and cruel in some instances, it may exclude some fit and worthy persons, but if it be abandoned or re- laxed the evil is without a check, and as we now see, the temptation to build up fami- lies will break down every resistance and inefficiency, favoritism and corruption will break over the public service as a flood. What you owe to yourselves, to your children^ and to the future, will not allow you to stamp the vice of nepotism with your approval.
What to read after Reform in Earnest?
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